Chapter 2 Section 2 # 2

What is responsible for the positive charge in the

nucleus of the atom?

1./A. Protons
2./B. Electrons
3./C. Neutrons
4./D. None of the above.
 Chapter 2 Section 3 # 1
Which is defined as atoms that have the same
atomic number (Z) but different mass numbers (A)?

1./A. Number of neutrons in the atom

2./B. Number of electrons in the atom
3./C. Isotopes
4./D. Atomic mass ratio
 Chapter 2 Section 3 # 2
How many neutrons are in 13C?

1./A. 6
2./B. 7
3./C. 12
4./D. 13
 Chapter 2 Section 3 # 3
What is the mass number of a nitrogen atom with
eight neutrons in its nucleus?

1./A. 7
2./B. 8
3./C. 14
4./D. 15
 Chapter 2 Section 4 # 1
Which of the following series of elemental symbols
lists a metal, a nonmetal, and a metalloid,
respectively?

1./A. Na, P, Cl
2./B. Ca, Cu, Si
3./C. K, C, As
4./D. Mg, O, S
 Chapter 2 Section 4 # 2
Which of the following elements would you expect
to have properties most similar to those of
oxygen?

1./A. N
2./B. S
3./C. Pb
4./D. Ne
 Chapter 2 Section 4 # 3
What is the name given for Group 7A?

1./A. Alkali metals

2./B. Alkaline earth metals
3./C. Chalcogens
4./D. Halogens
 Chapter 2 Section 4 # 4
Which group is called the alkaline earth
metals?

1./A. 1A
2./B. 2A
3./C. 6A
4./D. 7A
 Chapter 2 Section 5 # 1
The natural abundance of carbon-12 weighing
12.00000 amu is 98.93% and the natural
abundance of carbon-13 weighing 13.003355 amu
is 1.07%. What is the average atomic mass?

1./A. 12.000 amu

2./B. 13.003 amu
3./C. 12.011 amu
4./D. 25.003 amu
 Chapter 2 Section 5 # 2
The natural abundance of copper-63 weighing
62.929599 amu is 69.17% and the natural
abundance of copper-65 weighing 64.927793 amu
is 30.83%. What is the average atomic mass?

1./A. 63.55 amu

2./B. 62.93 amu
3./C. 64.93 amu
4./D. 127.86 amu
 Chapter 2 Section 6 # 1
What is the correct, systematic name of Mn2S3?

1./A. Manganese (III) sulfide

2./B. Dimanganese trisulfide
3./C. Magnesium (II) sulfite
4./D. Dimagnesium trisulfide
 Chapter 2 Section 6 # 2
What is the correct, systematic name of
(NH4)2Cr2O7?

1./A. Sodium chromate

2./B. Ammonium dichromate
3./C. Diammonium dichromium heptaoxide
4./D. Diammonium chromate
 Chapter 2 Section 6 # 3
What is the correct, systematic name of Fe2O3?

1./A. Iron oxide

2./B. Diiron trioxide
3./C. Iron (II) oxide
4./D. Iron (III) oxide
 Chapter 2 Section 6 # 4
What is the formula mass (in amu) of calcium
hydroxide?

1./A. 74.08
2./B. 56.08
3./C. 97.16
4./D. 57.08
 Chapter 2 Section 7 # 1
What is the correct, systematic name of FeO?

1./A. Iron oxide

2./B. Iron 2 oxide
3./C. Iron (II) oxide
4./D. Iron (IV) oxide
 Chapter 2 Section 7 # 2
What is the formula for lead (IV) sulfide?

1./A. Pb(SO4)2
2./B. Pb(SO4)4
3./C. LaS4
4./D. PbS2
 Chapter 2 Section 7 # 3
What is the name of N2O5?

1./A. Nitrogen oxide

2./B. Dinitrogen pentaoxide
3./C. Pentanitrogen dioxide
4./D. Dinitrogen pentoxide
 Chapter 2 Section 7 # 4
What is the empirical formula of C6H6?

1./A. C3H3
2./B. C2H2
3./C. CH
4./D. C3H6
 Beard Answers to chapter 2 clicker
questions
2.1.1 = 2 or B 2.5.1 = 3 or C
2.1.2 = 3 or C 2.5.2 = 1 or A
2.1.3 = 4 or D 2.6.1 = 1 or A
2.2.1 = 2 or B 2.6.2 = 2 or B
2.2.2 = 1 or A
2.6.3 = 4 or D
2.3.1 = 3 or C
2.6.4 = 1 or A
2.3.2 = 2 or B
2.3.3 = 4 or D 2.7.1 = 3 or C
2.4.1 = 3 or C 2.7.2 = 4 or D
2.4.2 = 2 or B 2.7.3 = 4 or D
2.4.3 = 4 or D 2.7.4 = 3 or C
2.4.4 = 2 or B