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Third atoms, Which of the following refers to the substances commonly exist asTrimester Reviewer ions, or molecules? Science III CHEMISTRY a. mole b. representative elements LSGH (2012-2013) MULTIPLE CHOICE c. Avogadros number d. formula mass
TOPICS: STOICHIOMETRY, GASES, LIQUIDS AND SOLIDS, SOLUTIONS AND COLLOIDS

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Avogadros number was named in honor of the Italian scientist and lawyer. a. Amadeus Avogadro c. Amedeo Avogadro b. Amadeo Avogadro d. Amedeus Avogadro

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This refers to Avogadros number of representative particle of any substance. a. mole b. mass c. molecular formula d. volume What is Avogadros number? a. 6.20 x 1023 c. 6.02 x 1022 b. 6.02 x 1023 d. 6.20 x 1020

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Which is used for compounds that are made of ions and have primarily ionic bonding? a. formula mass b. molecular mass c. atomic mass d. The percent by of each element in a compound. a. percent mass c. mass composition b. compound percentage d. percent composition

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The lowest whole number ratio of the elements in a compound. a. molecular formula c. empirical formula B. b. percent composition d. formula mass

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A. London Dispersion What formula shows the actual number of atoms of each element that are Force in molecule of the compound? a. atomic B. Dipole-dipole formula b. molecular formula c. formula Interaction mass d. empirical formula C. Hydrogen bonding At standard D. Ion-dipole and pressure (STP), how much volume does one temperature interaction mole of any gas occupy? a. 44. 2 L E. Intermolecular b. 22.4 L c. 42. 2 L Forces of Attraction d. 24.2 L F. Heat of Fusion In a reaction, if Molality quantities of reactants are completely converted G. the given to products, the yield is referred to as the ___________. a. percent yield of vaporization b. actual yield H. Heat c. theoretical yield d. product yield I. Molarity J. Vaporization The yield reactions carried out in the laboratory is referred to as the ______________. Solution K. a. theoretical yield b. product yield L. Crystalline solids d. actual yield c. percent yield

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M. Amorphous solids Matching _____ 1 Which of the following is not true about most gases? Type _ 2. N. Critical temperature A a. they are compressible b. they fill any container they

_______1. Forces that occurs between neighboring molecules as a result of partial charges between ions and molecules _______2. Attraction between an ion and the partial a partial charge on the end of a polar molecule _______3. Attraction between neutral polar molecules _______4. Attraction between momentary or instantaneous dipoles _______5. Attraction between hydrogen atom bonded to an electronegative atom and an unshared e- pair of a nearby electronegative atom of a different molecule _______6. Escape of molecules from liquid state to vapor phase _______7. Solids with no definite arrangement of particles and no fixed melting point. _______8. The highest temperature that a substance can exist as a liquid _______9. Solids that have fixed arrangement of unite and with fixed melting point _______10. Amount of heat required to covert solid to its liquid phase _______11. Amount of heat required to convert liquid to its gaseous phase _______12. A homogeneous mixture that do not scatter the light _______13. A type of mixture where the constituent elements are big enough and can easily be separated _______14. A type of mixture that appears homogeneous but the dissolved particles scatter light _______15. The maximum amount solute that can be dissolved for a given condition _______16. A type of solution with a relatively small amount dissolved solute _______17. A type of solution with dissolved solute equal to its solubility _______18. A type of solution with dissolved solute more than its solubility

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Moles per kilogram solvent Moles per liter solvent