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Practice Test 2A



Multiple Choice
 

 1. 

What is the correct formula for zinc acetate?
A)
Zn(C2H3O2)2
B)
Zn(C2H3O2)4
C)
Zn2C2H3O2
D)
ZnC2H3O2
 

 2. 

Ammonium fluoride (NH4F) is considered which of the following?
A)
ionic compound
B)
molecular element
C)
atomic element
D)
molecular compound
 

 3. 

Carbon is considered which of the following?
A)
molecular compound
B)
atomic element
C)
ionic compound
D)
molecular element
 

 4. 

The formula for potassium oxalate is K2C2O4. What is the formula for magnesium oxalate?
A)
MgC2O4
B)
Mg(C2O4)2
C)
Mg2(C2O4)2
D)
Mg2C2O4
 

 5. 

What is the correct name for MgF2?
A)
magnesium difluoride
B)
monomagnesium difluoride
C)
magnesium (II) flouride
D)
magnesium fluoride
 

 6. 

Calculate the molar mass of ammonium carbonate.
A)
88.05 g/mol
B)
112.09 g/mol
C)
96.09 g/mol
D)
78.05 g/mol
 

 7. 

How many moles of bromine gas are in 37.7 grams?
A)
3.01x103
B)
0.236
C)
79.9
D)
0.472
 

 8. 

What is the formula for an ionic compound made of barium and nitrogen?
A)
Ba3N2
B)
Ba2N3
C)
BaN
D)
Ba2N4
 

 9. 

How many total atoms are in the formula Al2(CO3)3?
A)
8
B)
12
C)
14
D)
9
 

 10. 

The Law of Constant Composition states:
A)
Matter cannot be either created or destroyed in a chemical reaction.
B)
The nucleus is a dense region of positive charge that always contains protons and neutrons.
C)
All samples of a given compound have the same proportions of their constituent elements.
D)
All atoms of a given element have a constant composition and are different than atoms of any other element.
 

 11. 

The phosphorous-to-hydrogen mass ratio is 10.2 for a compound. This ratio could correspond to the compound:
A)
PH3
B)
PH
C)
PH2
D)
PH6
 

 12. 

How many atoms are in 15.6 grams of silicon?
A)
3.34x1023
B)
438
C)
0.555
D)
2.64x1026
 

 13. 

What is the formula mass of copper(II) fluoride?
A)
90.00
B)
146.10
C)
165.10
D)
101.55 amu
 

 14. 

How many oxygen atoms are in 78.0 grams of sulfur trioxide?
A)
3.76x1027
B)
5.87x1023
C)
1.76x1024
D)
7.33x1023
 



 
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