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Principles of Modern Chemistry
Quiz 2: Chemical Formulas, Equations, and Reaction Yields
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Question 1
Multiple Choice
If the relative atomic mass of
56
Fe is 55.935 (on the
12
C scale) , what is the mass of one
56
Fe atom?
Question 2
Multiple Choice
Which has the greatest number of hydrogen atoms?
Question 3
Multiple Choice
Which of these carbohydrates has the largest molecular mass?
Question 4
Multiple Choice
What is the relative molecular mass of the compound trinitrotoluene, C
7
H
5
N
3
O
6
(on the
12
C scale) ?
Question 5
Multiple Choice
Assume a kernel of wheat has a volume of 8 mm
3
. How many moles of wheat kernels can fit in the world's largest grain elevator with a capacity of 20 million bushels (1 bushel = 35.24 L) ?
Question 6
Multiple Choice
Vitamin B
12
, cyanocobalamin, has the molecular formula, C
68
H
88
CoN
14
O
14
P. What is the percent mass of cobalt in this compound?
Question 7
Multiple Choice
Which of the following carbohydrates has the largest percent mass of carbon?
Question 8
Multiple Choice
Magnetite is a mineral compound that is 72.36% iron and 27.64% oxygen by mass. What is the empirical formula for the compound that makes up magnetite?
Question 9
Multiple Choice
You have 25.0 g of a compound that contains only silicon and nitrogen. Chemical analysis reveals that your sample contains 15.0 g of silicon. What is the empirical formula for your compound?
Question 10
Multiple Choice
You have a compound that contains only carbon and hydrogen. If you burn the compound at high temperature in the presence of oxygen it is completely converted to CO
2
and H
2
O. When you react 20.0 g of your sample you generate 62.7 g of CO
2
and 25.7 g of H
2
O. Which of the following is a possible formula for your compound?
Question 11
Multiple Choice
Methane CH
4
reacts with molecular oxygen, O
2
, to form carbon dioxide, CO
2
, and water, H
2
O. In a balanced chemical equation for this reaction there will always be