SET B

SET B
General Chemistry 2
Quiz No. 1 General Chemistry 2
Intermolecular Forces of Attraction Quiz No. 1
Properties of Solutions Intermolecular Forces of Attraction
Properties of Solutions
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
 READ THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
 WRITE YOUR ANSWERS IN ALL CAPITAL  READ THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY.
LETTERS.  WRITE YOUR ANSWERS IN ALL CAPITAL
 USE BLACK OR BLUE PERMANENT BALLPEN LETTERS.
 USE SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR WITHOUT COVER  USE BLACK OR BLUE PERMANENT BALLPEN
FOR COMPUTATIONS  USE SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR WITHOUT COVER
 USE THE BACK OF ANSWER SHEET AS YOUR FOR COMPUTATIONS
SCRATCH.  USE THE BACK OF ANSWER SHEET AS YOUR
SCRATCH.
1. Which of the following can exhibit a dipole-dipole
interaction? 1. Which of the following can exhibit a dipole-dipole
A. Carbon dioxide C. Methane interaction?
B. Ethane D. Na in H2O A. Carbon dioxide C. Methane
B. Ethane D. Na in H2O
2. Which of the following forces of attraction can be considered
as intermolecular forces of attraction? 2. Which of the following forces of attraction can be considered
A. covalent bond C. ionic bond as intermolecular forces of attraction?
B. hydrogen bond D. metallic bond A. covalent bond C. ionic bond
B. hydrogen bond D. metallic bond
3. What do you think is the reason why some liquid molecules
are slower to flow? 3. What do you think is the reason why some liquid molecules
A. cohesion of water molecules C. viscosity are slower to flow?
B. hydrogen bonding D. surface tension A. cohesion of water molecules C. viscosity
B. hydrogen bonding D. surface tension
4. How many atoms are there in simple cubic cell?
A. 1 atom C. 2 atoms 4. How many atoms are there in simple cubic cell?
B. 1 ½ atoms D. 3 atoms A. 1 atom C. 2 atoms
B. 1 ½ atoms D. 3 atoms
5. Which of the following solid is a crystalline solid?
A. diamond C. graphite 5. Which of the following solid is a crystalline solid?
B. glass D. rubber A. diamond C. graphite
B. glass D. rubber
6. Which of the following mixture is NOT a solution?
A. alloy of Zn and Fe C. distilled water 6. Which of the following mixture is NOT a solution?
B. air D. mineral water A. alloy of Zn and Fe C. distilled water
B. air D. mineral water
7. What is the molarity of the solution if 20.0g of HNO3 was
dissolved in water, forming 500.mL of solution? 7. What is the molarity of the solution if 20.0g of HNO3 was
(MM HNO3 = 63.01 g/mol) dissolved in water, forming 500.mL of solution?
A. 0.0634M C. 0.63M (MM HNO3 = 63.01 g/mol)
B. 0.0.158M D. 0.634M A. 0.0634M C. 0.63M
B. 0.0.158M D. 0.634M
8. How many moles of sodium chloride is needed to react with
50mL of 4M silver nitrate? 8. How many moles of sodium chloride is needed to react with
A. 0.5 mole C. 2 moles 50mL of 4M silver nitrate?
B. 1 mole D. 4 moles A. 0.5 mole C. 2 moles
B. 1 mole D. 4 moles
9. How much magnesium hydroxide, in grams, are needed to
neutralize 1 L of 10.0M nitric acid? (MM Mg(OH)2=58.33g/mol) 9. How much magnesium hydroxide, in grams, are needed to
A. 2.91g C. 1110g neutralize 1 L of 10.0M nitric acid? (MM Mg(OH)2=58.33g/mol)
B. 291g D. 1116g A. 2.91g C. 1110g
B. 291g D. 1116g
10. What would be the change in boiling point of water when
20.0g of sucrose is dissolved in 100.g of water? 10. What would be the change in boiling point of water when
(MM sucrose=342.3 g/mol) (kb = 0.52oC/m) 20.0g of sucrose is dissolved in 100.g of water?
A. 2.53x10-4 oC C. 100 oC (MM sucrose=342.3 g/mol) (kb = 0.52oC/m)
B. 3.04x10-4 oC D. 101 oC A. 2.53x10-4 oC C. 100 oC
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B. 3.04x10 C D. 101 oC
11-15. Problem solving
How many liters of 5M nitric acid is needed to neutralize 7M of 11-15. Problem solving
sodium hydroxide? How many liters of 5M nitric acid is needed to neutralize 7M of
sodium hydroxide?
1 point – given
1 point – balanced equation 1 point – given
1.5 points – solution 1 point – balanced equation
1.5 points – correct answer 1.5 points – solution
1.5 points – correct answer