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WorksheetsEmmie's Chemistry Final Semester 1
Total questions: 85
Worksheet time: 43mins
The physical properties of a material can be changed WITHOUT altering the chemical make up of the substance.
True
False
Chemical properties include melting, freezing, evaporation, density, and color.
True
False
An element is composed of only one atom.
True
False
A substance has two or more types of atoms.
True
False
A chemical formula tells you the number and type of atoms in a substance.
True
False
Scientists use models to help visualize the unseen particles and phenomenon which can be directly observed.
True
False
Match the condition to the concept:
As a shoe wears out, a hole appears.
Physical Change
Chemical Change
Match the condition to the concept:
Propane gas burns very hot.
Physical Change
Chemical Change
Match the condition to the concept:
The chemical formula Mg is a ______
Physical Change
Chemical Change
Match the condition to the concept:
Copper has a reddish brown color.
Physical Change
Chemical Change
Match the condition to the concept:
When a candle is lit, it burns, and goes out.
Physical Change
Chemical Change
Match the condition to the concept:
The chemical formula HCI is a ______
Physical Change
Chemical Change
Count the atoms in the substance:
NaOH - Sodium Hydroxide - a base
1
2
3
Count the atoms in the substance:
Be-Beyllium
1
2
3
Count the atoms in the substance:
HCI-Hydrochloric Acid
1
2
3
Match the property of elements to the category:
Shiny in appearance
Metal
Non-metal
Metalloid
Match the property of elements to the category:
Not malleable or ductile
Metal
Non-metal
Metalloid
Match the property of elements to the category:
Malleable but NOT ductile
Metal
Non-metal
Metalloid
An atom is composed of smaller particles (grupons, photons, and feeblons).
True
False
The Atomic Number distinguishes one atom from another.
True
False
Isotopes of an atom have a variable number of neutrons.
True
False
Elements with similar properties are aligned in HORIZONTAL rows called periods.
True
False
Ionic compounds are composed of positively and negatively charged particles.
True
False
Metals react in predictable patterns based on their position in the periodic table.
True
False
Match the isotope to its specific number of neutrons:
Mg-24, an isotope of magnesium has ___ neutrons
12
13
14
Match the isotope to its specific number of neutrons:
Mg-25, an isotope of magnesium has ___ neutrons
12
13
14
Match the isotope to its specific number of neutrons:
Mg-26, an isotope of magnesium has ___ neutrons
12
13
14
Classify each as an electrically neutral atom, an anion, or a cation:
Ag1+
Neutral atom
Anion
Cation
Classify each as an electrically neutral atom, an anion, or a cation:
O2-
Neutral Atom
Anion
Cation
Classify each as an electrically neutral atom, an anion, or a cation:
Li
Neutral Atom
Anion
Cation
Resources are obtained from the atmosphere, hydrosphere, and the lithosphere (crust).
True
False
A mineral is easier to extract metals than an ore.
True
False
Teh chemical reactivity of an ore is higher than a mineral.
True
False
The molar mass is the sum of all masses of the particles found in ANY substance.
True
False
The percent composition of a substance can be calculated from the relative number of atoms of each element in the substance's formula.
True
False
Metal cations can be converted to metal atoms by Electro metallurgy, Pyro metallurgy, or Hydro metallurgy, depending upon the metal's reactivity.
True
False
Samples of 63.6 g copper metal and 23.0 g sodium metal, with different masses, volumes, and densities, both correctly represent 1.00 mole (use Periodic Table).
True
False
What are some typical resources are found in each of the 'spheres'?
Coal and oil
Hydrosphere
Atmosphere
Lithosphere
What are some typical resources are found in each of the 'spheres'?
Nitrogen Gas, Oxygen gas, Helium
Hydrosphere
Atmosphere
Lithosphere
What are some typical resources are found in each of the 'spheres'?
Water and Salt
Hydrosphere
Atmosphere
Lithosphere
Identify the following equation as representing either an oxidation reaction or reduction reaction reaction:
Fe2 + 2e- --> Fe
Reduction
Oxidation
Identify the following equation as representing either an oxidation reaction or reduction reaction reaction:
Cr --> Cr3+ + 3e-
Reduction
Oxidation
A chemical equation represents the reaction of one or more substances to form one or more new substances.
True
False
The atoms that compose matter can be either created nor destroyed in a chemical reaction.
True
False
Coefficients in a chemical equation indicate the relative number of units og each reactant and product involved.
True
False
Subscripts in a substance formula may be changed to balance an equation.
True
False
An alloy posses properties that differ, sometimes significantly, from the properties of its constituent elements.
True
False
Resources are either renewable or nonrenewable.
True
False
Resources can be conserved be recycling, reducing (controlling rate of use), or replacing them with substitute resources.
True
False
Complete atom inventories to decide whether each of the following equations is balanced:
The preparation of tin (II) fluoride, a component of some toothpastes (called stannous fluoride in some ingredient lists):
Sn(s) + HF(aq) --->SnF2(aq) + H2(g)
Balanced
Unbalanced
Complete atom inventories to decide whether each of the following equations is balanced:
The synthesis of carborundum for sandpaper:
SiO2(s) + C(s) ---> SiC (s) + CO(g)
Balanced
Unbalanced
Match the substance fo the coefficient:
Consider this equation:
N2(g) + 3H2(g) ---> 2NH3(g)
What is the coefficient for the nitrogen gas?
0
1
2
3
Match the substance fo the coefficient:
Consider this equation:
N2(g) + 3H2(g) ---> 2NH3(g)
What is the coefficient for hydrogen gas?
0
1
2
3
Match the substance fo the coefficient:
Consider this equation:
N2(g) + 3H2(g) ---> 2NH3(g)
What is the coefficient for NH3 gas?
0
1
2
3
Balance the equation:
__PbS + __O2 ---> __PbO + __SOs
PbS
0
1
2
3
Balance the equation:
__PbS + __O2 ---> __PbO + __SOs
O2
0
1
2
3
What are the main component(s) of sustainability?
Recyle
Reduce
Reuse
Rethink
All of the above
Petroleum (crude oil) a nonrenewable resource that must be refined prior to use
True
False
Petroleum consists of a simple mixture of hydrocarbon molucules
True
False
Petroleum is a source of fuels that provide thermal energy
True
False
Petroleum is also a source of raw materials for the manufacture of many familiar and useful products
True
False
Liquid substances can often be separated according to their different boiling points in a process called fractalization
True
False
Fractional distillation of crude oil produces several distinctive and useable mixtures, containing molecules of:
Similar Size
Boiling Points
Intermolecular Forces
All of the Above
Alkane molecules, hydrocarbons linked by single covalent bonds
True
False
The largest consumer of Petroleum in the USA is
The military
propane, heating oil, and other fuel oil
Planes, trains, and automobiles
Monomers are created by cross-linking polymers
True
False
The atoms in hydrocarbons are held together by metallic bonds
True
False
Ring compounds include cycloalkanes and aromatic compounds
True
False
Polymers link together to form monomers
True
False
Molecules can be represented by Lewis dot structures and structural formulas
True
False
Some polymers can be synthesized by combining monomers in an addition reaction
True
False
Few everyday objects are constructed from petroleum-based polymers.
True
False
Examples of functional groups are:
Alcohols
Polymers
Monomers
Esters
Carboxylic acids
The molecular structure of polymers can be designed or altered to produce materials with desired:
Strength
Durability
Flexibility
All of the above
Chemical energy, a form of potential energy, is stored within chemicals compounds
True
False
Free energy does not change in a chemical reaction
True
False
Reactions are classsified as either exothermic or endothermic.
True
False
Energy is required to break a chemical bond
True
False
When a hydrocarbon burns completely, it reacts with oxygen gas from the air
True
False
When a hydrocarbon burns completely, it reacts with oxygen gas from the air to
liberate thermal energy
produce water vapor (gas)
produce carbon dioxide gas
All of the above
The carbon and water cycles help explain movement of matter of Earth.
True
False
Scientific evidence indicates the Earth's climate is NOT affected by human activities.
True
False
What are the benefits of burning hydrocarbons?
The material is versatile (has many uses)
refining capabilities are very high tech
all answers seem to be benefits
there is an ample, but not unlimited supply
What are the consequences of burning hydrocarbons?
increase the Carbon Footprint
possible climate change
Possible pollution
greenhouse gases
All of the answers seem to consequences (-)
It is claimed that replacing one conventionallight bulb with a compact fluorescent light bulb can save a lot of CO2 emissions. Which if any answer supports the claim?
Regular light bulbs consume more energy than fluorscent
Power plants provide the energy to turn on the lights (produce the CO2)
florescent bulbs give off more light per watt (need fewer bulbs)
Florescent light bulbs have a longer life (use fewer)
All of the answers seem to support the claim
