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1. Which of the following lonic compounds has the highest lattice energy? & NaCl b. Cus CKCI d. NO, e. SrCl 2. A gas in

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1 Which Of The Following Lonic Compounds Has The Highest Lattice Energy Nacl B Cus Ckci D No E Srcl 2 A Gas In 1
1 Which Of The Following Lonic Compounds Has The Highest Lattice Energy Nacl B Cus Ckci D No E Srcl 2 A Gas In 1 (104.26 KiB) Viewed 59 times
1. Which of the following lonic compounds has the highest lattice energy? & NaCl b. Cus CKCI d. NO, e. SrCl 2. A gas in a 12.0 L sealed flask has a pressure of 1.18 amat 25.0°C. What is the pressure of the gas after it has been heated to 87.0°C? a 4.11 atm 2.46 atm b. 1.43 atm d. 0.977 am € 0.359 am 3. If 22 25 mL of 0.45 M sulfuric acid (H,50) were needed to trate 20.00 ml of a potassium hydroxide (KOH) solution, what was the concentration of the KOH solution? a 1.0M b0.81 M € 0.50M d 0.40 M 0.25 M 4. Exposure to radiation can cause mutagenic diseases, like some cancers, if the photos contain enough energy to induce chemical reactions in the organic molecules of your body (Basically, the more energy involved, the more potentially dangerous it is) Which of these sources of electromagnetic radiation is most likely to cause adverse effects? (Which one has photons with the highest energy?) The AM radio waves that are passing through your body terally all the time b. The microwaves from your cell phone held next to your face The visible light waves from your LED TV as you watch Elf. Again d. The infrared radiation emitted from the CHM 100 student sitting next to you e. The ultraviolet radiation from the lights at the tanning salon
5. To the right is an energy level diagram for an atom of beryllium. (The actual values are not accurate, but that's ok for this question.) How much energy is required to excite a 2s electron to the 3p orbital? (Hint: Be sure to look at the units of the axis very carefully) a. 13.67x10 J Energy/10-19 J b. 5.20x10" J c. 2.90x10 J d. 13.67 J e. 5.20 J 1.06 f. 2.90 J 0.59 9. This electron transition is impossible -1.24 2p 21. 11 -14.91 18 6. In what type of orbital does the electron described by the following quantum numbers reside? n 3,1-1, m,-1, m,- a. 1s bid c2p d. 3s e. 3p 1. 3d 9. This set of quantum numbers is not allowed.
7. A 1.50 L portion of 0.100 M sutamic acid (HSO,NH) is placed in the bottom of a 10.0L glass lined stainless steel chamber. A dish containing 17 25 g of sold NaNO, is floated on the acid. A thin open-ended U tube containing a pool of liquid mercury is connected to the chamber with a short length of gas sight tubing. When the assembly is prepared as shown, the chamber is gently shaken to overturn the floating dish. The resulting reaction proceeds to completion and retums to room temperature. HSONHNNO)-HO+Ng+ NaHSO, How w appea UN JUJU Which is a precipitation reaction? 20) BHNO(aq)-20(NO)(aq) + 3H/g) b. 38a(NO3(aq) + 2Na PO.(ag)-BaPO))+6NaNO.(ag) CHPO4)3KOH(aq)-KPO(g) + 34,00) d. NaHCO (aq) + HC(aq) NaCl(aq) + CO.ig)+H.00) 9. What is the net ionic equation for the reaction of aqueous solutions of Na PO, and CUNO? a 6Na+2P03Cu(ND-CPO+Na+ 6NO, b2NPO, 3Cu(NOCPO (NaNO 2P030-CPO d. Na PO Cu NOCPO+Na+ NO