1 / 115

Clicker Question

Clicker Question. Which of the following quantities is the largest? A. 2.0 km B. 2.0 cm C. 2.0 mm D. 2.0 Gm. Example 2a . (Clicker Question). The number of significant figures in 400000 m is: A. 1 B. 2 C. 4 D. 6. Example 2b . (Clicker Question).

nuwa
Download Presentation

Clicker Question

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Clicker Question • Which of the following quantities is the largest? • A. 2.0 km • B. 2.0 cm • C. 2.0 mm • D. 2.0 Gm

  2. Example 2a. (Clicker Question) • The number of significant figures in • 400000 mis: • A. 1 • B. 2 • C. 4 • D. 6

  3. Example 2b. (Clicker Question) • The number of significant figures in 200.0 mL is: • A. 4 • B. 3 • C. 2 • D. 1

  4. Example 2c. (Clicker Question) • The number of significant figures in • 0.000105000 gis: • A. 2 • B. 3 • C. 6 • D. 9 • E. 10

  5. Example 3a. (Clicker Question) • 4378.99 to 3 SF is: • A. 4.38 • B. 438 • C. 4380 • D. 4380. • E. 4380.00

  6. Example 3b. (Clicker Question) • 0.004588 to 2 SF is: • A. 0.0046 • B. 0.004600 • C. 46 • D. 4600 • E. 4.6 x 10-2

  7. Example 3c. (Clicker Question) • 3900000 to 4 SF • A. 3.900 • B. 3900 • C. 3900. • D. 3.900 x 106 • E. 3.900 x 107

  8. Example 3d. (Clicker Question) • 10 to 5 SF • A. 1.0000 • B. 10.000 • C. 10000. • D. 10.000 x 10-5 • E. 10.000 x 105

  9. Example 5b. (Clicker Question) • 164 lb in kilograms (kg) is: • A. 0.164 • B.74.4 • C. 360.8 • D. 2.624x103

  10. Example 5c. (Clicker Question) • 700.0 μL in mL is: • A. 7.000 x 10-7mL • B. 7.000 x 10-5mL • C. 0.7000 mL • D. 7.000 x 105mL

  11. Clicker Question • Sulfur will most likely __ electrons to become stable. • A.gain two • B.gain six • C. lose two • D. lose six

  12. Clicker Question • Magnesium will prefer to __ electrons and will have a __ charge. • A. Gain two; -2 • B. Gain two; +2 • C. Lose two; -2 • D. Lose two; +2

  13. Example 2. (Clicker Question) • The chemical formula formed by magnesium ion andchloride ion is: • A. MgCl2 • B. Mg2Cl • C.MgC2 • D. Mg2C

  14. Example 2. (Clicker Question) • The chemical formula formed by iron (III) ion andchloride ionis: • A. FeCl3 • B. Fe3Cl • C. IrCl3 • D.Ir3Cl

  15. Example 3b. (Clicker Question) • The name of Ba3N2 is: • A. Barium nitride • B.Barium(III) nitride • C.Barium(II) nitride • D. Barium nitrogen • E. Tribariumdinitrogen

  16. Example 4c. (Clicker Question) • The charge on the transition metal is __. • The name of the compound is __. • A. +2; vanadium(II) sulfide • B. +2; vanadium(II) sulfur • C. +4; vanadium(IV) sulfide • D. +4; vanadium(IV) sulfur

  17. Example 4d. (Clicker Question) • The charge on the transition metal is __. • The name of the compound is __. • A. +1; magnesium(I) fluoride • B.+1; manganese(I) fluoride • C. +7; magnesium(VII) fluoride • D. +7; manganese(VII) fluoride

  18. Example 6. (Clicker Question) • The name of PCl5 is: • A. Monophosphorus pentachloride • B. Monopotassium pentachloride • C. Phosphorus pentachloride • D. Potassium pentachloride

  19. Example 7. (Clicker Question) • The chemical formula formed by iron (III) ion and ClO3- is: • A. FeClO4 • B. FeClO7 • C. FeCl3O12 • D. Fe(ClO4)3

  20. Example 7. (Clicker Question) • The chemical formula formed by sodium ion and sulfate ion is: • A. NaSO4 • B. Na2SO4 • C. Na(SO4)2 • D. Na2(SO4)2 • E. NaS2O4

  21. Example 7. (Clicker Question) • The chemical formula formed by iron (II) ion and sulfate ion is: • A. FeSO4 • B. FeS2O4 • C. Fe2(SO4)2 • D. Fe2(SO4)3 • E. Fe3(SO4)3

  22. Example 7. (Clicker Question) • The chemical formula formed by iron (III) ion and sulfate ion is: • A. FeSO4 • B. Fe2(SO4)2 • C. Fe2(SO4)3 • D. Fe3(SO4)3 • E. Fe3S3O4

  23. Example 8b. (Clicker Question) • The name of Mg(ClO4)2 is: • A. Magnesium perchlorate • B. Magnesium (II) perchlorate • C. Manganese perchlorate • D. Manganese (II) perchlorate

  24. Example 8c. (Clicker Question) • The name of Fe(OH)3 is: • A. Iron hydroxide • B. Iron (I) hydroxide • C. Iron (III) hydroxide • D. Iron trihydroxide

  25. Example 8d. (Clicker Question) • The name of NH4Cl is: • A. Ammonium chlorate • B. Ammonium chloride • C. Nitrogen perchlorate • D. Nitrogen tetrahydrogenchloride

  26. Example 9c. (Clicker Question) • The formula mass for MgSO4 is: • A. 72.38 amu • B. 120.38 amu • C. 151.01 amu • D. 184.38 amu

  27. Example 9c. (Clicker Question) • The formula mass of lithium sulfate is: • A. 39.01 amu • B. 103.01 amu • C. 109.95 amu • D. 199.08 amu

  28. Example 10b. (Clicker Question) • The number of moles in 4.32 x 1022 molecules of aspirin is: • A. 0.0718 • B. 13.9 • C. 7.18 x 1044 • D. 7.18 x 1046

  29. Example 11b. (Clicker Question) • The no. of moles present in 12.25 g of aspirin (C9H8O4) is: • A.0.04861 mol • B.0.06798 mol • C.14.71 mol • D.2207 mol

  30. Example 1b. • What is the electron geometry around C (a), C (b) and C (c)? • A. tetrahedral; tetrahedral; tetrahedral • B. tetrahedral; trigonal planar; tetrahedral • C. tetrahedral; linear; pyramidal • D. tetrahedral; bent; trigonal planar

  31. Example 1b. • What is the molecular shape around C (a), C (b) and C (c)? • A. tetrahedral; tetrahedral; tetrahedral • B. tetrahedral; trigonal planar; tetrahedral • C. tetrahedral; linear; pyramidal • D. tetrahedral; bent; trigonal planar

  32. Example 1c. • What is the electron geometry around C (a) and C (b) ? • A. linear; linear • B. tetrahedral; tetrahedral • C. tetrahedral; linear • D. bent; bent

  33. Example 1c. • What is the molecular shape around C (a) and C (b) ? • A. linear; linear • B. tetrahedral; tetrahedral • C. tetrahedral; linear • D. bent; bent

  34. Example 1a. (Clicker Question) • 102.3 °F in °C is: • A. 24.8 °C • B. 39.1 °C • C. 216 °C • D. 242 °C

  35. Example 1b. (Clicker Question) • 27.5 °C in °F is: • A. 47.3 °F • B. 49.5 °F • C. 81.5 °F • D. 107 °F

  36. Example 2b. (Clicker Question) • _____ has a higher boiling point, because _____. • A. PH2Cl, it has dipole forces • B. NH2Cl, it has H-bonding • C. PH2Cl, it has a higher molecular weight • D. NH2Cl, it has dipole forces

  37. Example 2c. (Clicker Question) • _____ has a higher boiling point, because _____. • A. GeBr4, it has dipole forces • B. GeH4, it has H-bonding • C. GeBr4, it has a higher molecular weight • D. GeH4, it has dipole forces

  38. Example 4. (Clicker Question) • 425 mmHg in atm and bar is ____ and ____, respectively. • A. 0.559 atm; 0.566 bar • B. 0.559 atm; 0.552 bar • C. 1.79 atm; 1.81 bar • D. 3.23x105atm; 3.27x105 bar

  39. Clicker Question • A cylinder with a movable piston has a volume of 150 mL. If the temperature is kept constant, while the pressure inside the cylinder is doubled, the volume of the cylinder: • A. Will also be doubled • B. Will be halved • C. Will be squared • D. Will not change

  40. Clicker Question • A balloon has a volume of 150 mL. If the pressure is kept constant, while the temperature is halved, the volume of the balloon: • A. Will also be doubled • B. Will be halved • C. Will be squared • D. Will not change

  41. Example 13. (Clicker Question) • Where do you expect your soda to have more bubbles, at the beach or in the mountains? • A. At the beach; pressure is higher, hence more dissolved CO2 • B. In the mountains; pressure is higher, hence more dissolved CO2 • C. At the beach; pressure is lower, hence more dissolved CO2 • D. In the mountains; pressure is lower, hence more dissolved CO2

  42. Example 3b. (Clicker Question) • 150.0μg/mL in g/L is: • A. 1.5 x 10-4g/L • B. 1.500 x 10-4g/L • C. 0.015 g/L • D. 0.15 g/L • E. 0.1500 g/L

  43. Example 2b. (Clicker Question) • The molecules in 2b are: • A. Different bec. they have different chemical formulas • B. Different bec. they are structural isomers • C. Identical

  44. Example 2c. (Clicker Question) • The molecules in 2care: • A. Different bec. they have different chemical formulas • B. Different bec. they are structural isomers • C. Identical

  45. Example 2d. (Clicker Question) • The molecules in 2dare: • A. Different bec. they have different chemical formulas • B. Different bec. they are structural isomers • C. Identical

  46. Example 4c. (Clicker Question) • The molecular formula of4cis: • A. C3H6O2 • B. C3H6O3 • C. CH3CH(OH)CHO • D.

  47. Example 4d. (Clicker Question) • The expanded structural formula of4dis: • A. B. • C. D.

  48. Example 4e. (Clicker Question) • The expanded structural formula of4eis: • A. B. • C. D.

  49. Example 5c. (Clicker Question) • The molecule in5c: • A. YES geom. isomerism; CIS • B. YES geom. isomerism; TRANS • C. NO geom. isomerism; CIS • D. NO geom. isomerism; TRANS • E. NO geom. isomerism; no cis/trans

  50. Clicker Question • What will be thecondensed structure of butane? • A. C. • B. D.

More Related