Chemical Quantities

Practice Test
      
  1.How many moles of calcium are in 0.544 g of calcium?  
  a.   0.0136  
  b.   0.554  
  c.   3.11  
  d.   0.0773  
      
  2.How many moles of chlorine are in 100 g chlorine (Cl)?  
  a.   2.82  
  b.   0.355  
  c.   64.6  
  d.   100  
      
  3.What is the molar mass of arsenic?  
  a.   33 kg/mol  
  b.   74.9 g/mol  
  c.   74.9 u/mol  
  d.   33 lb/mol  
      
  4.How many moles of sucrose, C12H22O11, are in 1222 g of sucrose?  
  a.   0.258  
  b.   3.57  
  c.   1.22  
  d.   10.8  
      
  5.What is the empirical formula of a compound that is 66.0% calcium and 34.0% phosphorus?  
  a.   Ca4P  
  b.   CaP3  
  c.   Ca3P5  
  d.   Ca3P2  
      
  6.According to the equation 2HBr + Na2CO3 NaBr + H2O + CO2, what volume of CO2 at 1.230 atm and 325 K is produced by 50.0 g of HBr reacting with an excess of Na2CO3?  
  a.   22.4 L  
  b.   6.70 L  
  c.   50.0 L  
  d.   1.52 L  
      
  7.What is the mass of 2.40 mol of copper?  
  a.   152 g  
  b.   3.78 mg  
  c.   26.5 kg  
  d.   5.65 g  
      
  8.Calculate the mass in grams of 0.0790 moles of aluminum.  
  a.   1.0 g  
  b.   34 g  
  c.   2.1 g  
  d.   21 g  
      
  9.How many atoms of carbon are in a pure sample of carbon having a mass of 72.0 g?  
  a.   3.6 x 10 23  
  b.   4.33 x 10 25  
  c.   3.6 x 10 24  
  d.   36 x 10 24  
      
  10.The number of things in one mole is the ________________.  
  a.   atomic mass unit  
  b.   kilogram  
  c.   gram  
  d.   Avogadro constant  
      
  11. What is the molar mass of potassium dichromate?  
  a.   176 g/mol  
  b.   294 g/mol  
  c.   88.3 g/mol  
  d.   102 g/mol  
      
  12.The empirical formula for a compound is CH and its molar mass is 78 g/mol. What is the compound's molecular formula?  
  a.   C10H10  
  b.   C3H3  
  c.   CH  
  d.   C6H6  
      
  13.Calculate the number of moles of hydrogen atoms in 4.75 mol sulfuric acid.  
  a.   4.75 mol  
  b.   2.38 mol  
  c.   33.2 mol  
  d.   9.50 mol  
      
  14.What is the molar mass of carbon dioxide?  
  a.   6.02 × 1023 g/mol  
  b.   44.0 g/mol  
  c.   12.0 g/mol  
  d.   32.0 g/mol  
      
  15.At STP, one molar volume is __________.  
  a.   6.02 × 1023 L  
  b.   22.4 L  
  c.   10.0 L  
  d.   32.0 L  
      
  16.Determine the number of atoms in 3.54 mol S.  
  a.   1.70 x 10 24  
  b.   2.13 x 10 24  
  c.   1.70 x 10 23  
  d.   2.13 x 10 23  
      
  17.What is the theoretical yield of nitrogen gas if 200 g of sodium azide decomposes?  
  a.   400 g  
  b.   135 g  
  c.   200 g  
  d.   127 g  
      
  18.How many moles of magnesium atoms is 7.32 × 1026 atoms?  
  a.   1.22 × 103 mol  
  b.   6.02 × 103 mol  
  c.   8.23 × 1026 mol  
  d.   4.44 × 101 mol  
      
  19.What volume of HCl at STP can be produced by the reaction of 12.0 L of hydrogen and 24.0 L of chlorine, both at STP?  
  a.   36.0 L  
  b.   12.0 L  
  c.   24.0 L  
  d.   100.0 L  
      
  20.A direct measurement on a sample of pure substance can be converted to a count of the number of particles through ________________.  
  a.   telemetry  
  b.   geometry  
  c.   theory  
  d.   stoichiometry  
      
  21.What is the percent boron by mass in boric acid, H3BO3?  
  a.   17.50%  
  b.   38.00%  
  c.   22.10%  
  d.   45.30%  
      
  22.2.52 g of diatomic oxygen occupies 3.00 L at 266 K. What is the pressure of the oxygen?  
  a.   123 kPa  
  b.   42.0 kPa  
  c.   33.5 Pa  
  d.   58.0 kPa  
      
  23.If the theoretical yield of a reaction is 0.2100 g and the actual yield is 0.1880 g, what is the percent yield?  
  a.   89.50%  
  b.   11.00%  
  c.   51.30%  
  d.   112%  
      
  24.80.0 g of butane burns according to the chemical equation 2C4H10 + 13O2 8CO2 + 10H2O. What mass of oxygen reacts?  
  a.   286 g  
  b.   32 g  
  c.   1.28 kg  
  d.   416 g  
      
  25.How many atoms are in 34.6 g of carbon?  
  a.   0.00554  
  b.   1.73 × 1024  
  c.   2.88  
  d.   12.1 × 1023  
      
  26.How many hydrogen atoms are in one mole of hydrogen molecules?  
  a.   12.04 × 1023  
  b.   2.02  
  c.   6.02 × 1023  
  d.   1.01  
      
  27.What is the volume of 3.66 mol of an ideal gas at 145 kPa and -23oC?  
  a.   22.8 L  
  b.   52.4 L  
  c.   100.6 L  
  d.   4.21 L  
      
  28.What is the mass of 0.100 mol of sodium chloride?  
  a.   0.585 g  
  b.   0.355 g  
  c.   10.0 g  
  d.   0 g  

 
   
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