Chemistry Final Prep #1

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1. Covalent bonds form when.....

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Covalent bonds are formed from atoms sharing valence electrons to achieve 8 valence electrons (octet)

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Chemistry Final Prep #1 - Quiz

Chemistry Final Prep #1 covers key concepts such as ionic, metallic bonds, and electrolytes. It assesses understanding of cations, transition elements, and alloys, enhancing readiness for advanced chemistry... see moreexams. see less

2. Products in a reaction are....

Explanation

In a chemical equation reactants are on the left side of the arrow and products are on the right.

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3. Transition elements (D-block) need roman numerals when naming because.....

Explanation

Transition elements need roman numerals because they can have multiple oxidation states (or charges). The roman numerals are needed to identify which oxidation state of the element is in the compound.

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4. Aqueous solutions have a solute and a solvent.  The solvent is....

Explanation

Aqueous solutions are made when a compound (solute) is dissolved in water (solvent).

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5. How are the empirical formula and molecular formula different?

Explanation

The empirical formula is always the simplest form of a molecule. It has all of the subscripts reduced in the same way you might reduce a fraction. The molecular formula is a multiple of the empirical and represents how the molecule really exists. For example, a molecule may have a formula of C2H6, but the empirical formula would be CH3

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6. Ionic bonds form when...

Explanation

Ionic bonds are formed when two atoms give and take electrons to form a cation and anion that are electrostatically attracted.

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7. Cations are....
  1. Positively charged
  2. Negatively charged
  3. Loses electrons
  4. Gains electrons
  5. Tend to be metals
  6. Tend to be non metals

Explanation

Cations tend to be metals (from the left side of the stair step)and are positively charged ions that lose electrons to acquire 8 electrons in its outer shell. This process allows for more stability.

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8. Neutral atoms form ions in order to ....

Explanation

Ions are more stable than their neutral form. They are more stable because the gaining or losing of electrons allows them to have 8 valence electrons just like the noble gases.

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9. When a compound is a hydrate, that means....

Explanation

Hydrates have water bonded within their structure. A hydrate can be a dry-looking solid. When heating a hydrate you can remove the bonded water and make the compound anhydrous (without water).

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10. A single replacement reaction...

Explanation

Single replacement reactions can happen with the replacement of the cation in a compound with another or the replacement of an anion with another. This replacement happens according to the activity series of metals and halogens. If the cation being replaced is less reactive than the one being introduced than the reaction will take place. The product in a single replacement reaction will always contain the more reactive cation/anion.

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11. An alloy forms when.....

Explanation

Alloys can be substitutional or interstitial. Substitutional alloys are alloys that have had some atoms in a metallic crystal replaced by different type(s) of atoms. Interstitial alloys are alloys that have had different atoms placed in the interstitial spaces in the metallic crystal.

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12. Spectator ions are those ions in a reaction that.....

Explanation

Spectator ions are ions in a solution that do not participate in a reaction. They stay in solution as ions before and after the reaction.

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13. The percent yield is...

Explanation

Percent yield is a measure of efficiency of a reaction. It is the actual (experimental) yield of a reaction divided by the theoretical (calculated / maximum) yield.

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14. When a gas changes temperature in a flexible container....

Explanation

According to the combined gas law, when one of the three variables (temperature, pressure and volume), the other two will change also.

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15. The mole refers to...

Explanation

The mole is a number, 6.02 x 10^23. Not unlike a dozen; but much bigger. A mole can measure anything: atoms, molecules, bananas or flowers. The volume and mass of a mole will depend on what you have, but the amount (in numbers) will always be the same.

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16. The limiting reagent (reactant) in a reaction is always the one...

Explanation

The limiting reactant is always the reactant that will run out first in the reaction. It may have more or less moles than the excess reactant depending on the mole ratios in the balanced equation. The molar mass of the reactants are not a determining factor.

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17. According to KMT, 

Explanation

KMT, or kinetic molecular theory is defined from the assumptions listed in the first three options.

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18. Ionic compounds can be electrolytes (conduct electricity) when....

Explanation

Ionic compounds can conduct electricity when their charged ions are free to move. This can happen when the are in their liquid state or when they are in an aqueous solution.

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19. Absolute zero is

Explanation

Absolute zero is the coldest theoretical temperature. It is -273 on the celsius scale and 0 on the Kelvin scale. It is the point at which the volume of a gas is believed to be 0.

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20. A precipitate is formed when...

Explanation

Precipitates are insoluble solids that are formed in solution; usually during a double replacement reaction.

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21. Metallic bonds are formed when....

Explanation

metallic bonds are formed from cations "swimming" in a sea of delocalized electrons.

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22. Resonance can happen when any molecule has more than one valid Lewis structure.  When this happens the bonds...

Explanation

Resonance allows for the formation of equivalent bonds in a molecule. The electrons from the pi bond delocalize and form similar bonds on all sides.

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Covalent bonds form when.....
Products in a reaction are....
Transition elements (D-block) need roman numerals when naming...
Aqueous solutions have a solute and a solvent.  The solvent...
How are the empirical formula and molecular formula different?
Ionic bonds form when...
Cations are.......
Neutral atoms form ions in order to ....
When a compound is a hydrate, that means....
A single replacement reaction...
An alloy forms when.....
Spectator ions are those ions in a reaction that.....
The percent yield is...
When a gas changes temperature in a flexible container....
The mole refers to...
The limiting reagent (reactant) in a reaction is always the one...
According to KMT, 
Ionic compounds can be electrolytes (conduct electricity) when....
Absolute zero is
A precipitate is formed when...
Metallic bonds are formed when....
Resonance can happen when any molecule has more than one valid Lewis...
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