Oxidation-Reduction Reactions

Practice Test
      
  1.Driven by concentration difference, the movement of molecules through a semipermeable memebrane is called ___________.  
  a.   capillarity  
  b.   osmosis  
  c.   reverse movement  
  d.   boiling  
      
  2.Determine the net change in oxidation number of chlorine in the following reaction: ClO4- (aq) + Br- (aq) ® Cl- (aq) + Br2(g) (in acid solution)  
  a.   8  
  b.   -8  
  c.   -7  
  d.   7  
      
  3.H+(aq) + OH-(aq) H2O(l) is the _____________ equation for a strong acid-strong base neutralization reaction.  
  a.   complete ionic  
  b.   reverse  
  c.   net ionic  
  d.   formula  
      
  4.What will a nonmetallic anhydride produce in aqueous solution?  
  a.   acid  
  b.   salt  
  c.   base  
  d.   solid precipitate  
      
  5.What is the empirical formula of a compound that is 66.0% calcium and 34.0% phosphorus?  
  a.   Ca3P5  
  b.   Ca3P2  
  c.   Ca4P  
  d.   CaP3  
      
  6.Which of these combinations will NOT make an acid-base buffer?  
  a.   HC2H3O2/NaC2H3O2  
  b.   NaOH/NaCl  
  c.   NH3/NH4NO3  
  d.   HCN/KCN  
      
  7.How many moles of chlorine are in 100 g chlorine (Cl)?  
  a.   0.355  
  b.   64.6  
  c.   2.82  
  d.   100  
      
  8.___________________ allow you to determine the approximate pH of a solution.  
  a.   Acid-base indicators  
  b.   Anhydrides  
  c.   Beakers  
  d.   Equations  
      
  9.The polarity of the water molecule accounts for water's ________________.  
  a.   unusually high boiling point  
  b.   formula  
  c.   unusually low melting point  
  d.   unusually high mass  
      
  10.What is the theoretical yield of nitrogen gas if 200 g of sodium azide decomposes?  
  a.   127 g  
  b.   400 g  
  c.   200 g  
  d.   135 g  
      
  11.What chemical species is the reducing agent in the reaction described in question 23?  
  a.   Br2  
  b.   H2O2  
  c.   Br-  
  d.   O-  
      
  12.Water's ___________________ helps keep you cool on a hot day.  
  a.   high heat of vaporization  
  b.   low freezing point  
  c.   large volume  
  d.   high density  
      
  13.What is the base in the reaction HI + H2O H3O + I-?  
  a.   H3O+  
  b.   H2O  
  c.   HI  
  d.   Isub>2  
      
  14. What is the molarity of a solution prepared by dissolving 50.0 g of NaCl to make 500.0 mL of solution?  
  a.   0.100 M  
  b.   1.17 M  
  c.   1.71 M  
  d.   0.855 M  
      
  15.Large deposits of solid, elemental __________ are formed in redox reactions near the vents of some volcanoes.  
  a.   sulfur  
  b.   chlorine  
  c.   oxygen  
  d.   hydrogen  
      
  16.How many moles of sucrose, C12H22O11, are in 1222 g of sucrose?  
  a.   3.57  
  b.   0.258  
  c.   1.22  
  d.   10.8  
      
  17.Which of these compounds is NOT used in antacids?  
  a.   KOH  
  b.   Mg(OH)2  
  c.   NaHCO3  
  d.   CaCO3  
      
  18.What is the oxidation number of chlorine in KClO3?  
  a.   5+  
  b.   1+  
  c.   1-  
  d.   3+  
      
  19.A pH 13 solution is ______________ times more basic than a pH 9 solution.  
  a.   10 000  
  b.   1000  
  c.   100  
  d.   10  
      
  20.


An aqueous solution of a weak acid contains ___________________ unionized acid molecules.
 
  a.   a high concentration of  
  b.   a low concentration of  
  c.   no  
  d.   100%  

 
   
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