Monday, February 24, 2014

Practice for Test

A. Find moles, grams, and number of particles:
  1. 9.35g of Al2O3 contains how many molecules?
  2. 0.253 moles of BN has a mass of…
  3. Calculate the number of moles of 8.46 x 1024 atoms of F.
  4. Calculate the number of moles of 4.35g of Cs2CO3.
  5. 0.692moles of CsH contains how many molecules?
  6. How many moles are in 14.49 g of CoSO4.
  7. What is the mass of 7.20 x 1023 atoms of Ne?
  8. 50.82 g of Cr2O3 has how many moles?
  9. 2.84 moles of N2H4 has how many molecules?
  10. 5.29 x 1024 molecules of HCl has a mass of…


B. % Composition when given mass
  1. In a 30.0 g sample of Pb(NO3)2, Pb has a mass of 2.535 g, N a mass of 8.694 g, and O a mass of 18.768 g. What is the % composition?
  2. In a 25.0 g sample of Hg2Cl2, Hg has a mass of 3.755 g and Cl has a mass of 21.245 g. What is the % composition.
  3. In a 20.0 g sample of Ni(NO3)2, Ni has a mass of 3.066 g, Ni has a mass of 6.426 g, and O has a mass of 10.508 g. What is the % composition?


C. % Composition when given empirical formula?
  1. What is the % composition of KMnO4?
  2. What is the % composition of Sc2O3?
  3. What is the % composition of H2SeO4?
  4. What is the % composition of Cl3HSi?
  5. What is the % composition of NaBrO?


D. Finding empirical formula from % composition
1.  Na_Al_O_
  • Na: 28.05%
  • Al: 32. 92%
  • O: 39.03%

2. Na_Mn_O_
  • Na: 16.20%
  • Mn: 38.71%
  • O: 45.09%

3. S_O_Cl_
  • S: 32.76%
  • O: 23.71%
  • Cl: 52.53%

4. Zr_O_
  • Zr: 74.03%
  • O: 25.97%

5. Pb_Cl_
  • Pb: 75.51%
  • Cl: 25.49%

6. H_Cl_O_
  • H: 1.92%
  • Cl: 67.58%
  • O: 30.50%

7. B_H_
  • B: 21.86%
  • H: 78.14%


E. Stoichiometry 
1. Using the following equation, answer the questions:
    PCl
3 + 3H2O ➝ H3PO3 + 2HCl
    A. How many moles of HCl are produced if 3.4 moles of H2O are used?
    B. How many grams of PCl3 are needed to produce 12.0 moles of HCl?
    C. How many grams of H3PO3 are produced if 13.40 g of H2O are used?
2. Using the following equation, answer the questions:
    2CaH
2 + 5O2 ➝ 4CO2 + 2H2O
    A. How many moles of O2 are used to make 23.0 grams of H2O?
    B. How many moles of CaH2 must be used to make 12.0 moles of CO2?
    C. How many grams of H2O are made when 25.0 grams of CaH2 are used?

ANSWERS:

A. Find moles, grams, and number of particles:
  1. 5.52 x 1022 molecules of Al2O3
  2. 6.28 g of BN
  3. 14.05 mol F
  4. 0.013 mol CsCO3
  5. 4.17 x 1023 molecules CsH
  6. 0.093 mol CoSO4
  7. 24.13 g Ne
  8. 0.334 mol Cr2O3
  9. 1.71 x 1024 molecules N2H4
  10. 320.28 g HCl


B. % Composition when given mass
  1. Pb: 8.46%; N: 28.98%; O: 62.56% 
  2. Hg: 15.02%; 84.98%
  3. N: 15.33%; 32.13%; O: 52.54%


C. % Composition when given empirical formula?
  1. K: 24.74%; Mn: 34.76%; O: 40.50%
  2. Sc: 65.20%; O: 34.80%
  3. H: 1.39%; Se: 54.47%; O: 44.14%
  4. Cl: 78.52%; H: 0.74%; Si: 20.73%
  5. Na: 19.34%; Br: 67.21%; O: 13.46%


D. Finding empirical formula from % composition
  1. NaAlO2
  2. NaMnO4
  3. SO2Cl2
  4. ZrO2
  5. PbCl2
  6. HClO
  7. B2H6


E. Soichiometry
1A. 2.27 mol HCl
1B. 823.92 g PCl3
1C. 20.34 g H3PO3
2A. 3.19 mol O2
2B. 6.0 mol CaH2

2C. 10.70 g H2O

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