Chem 16 Lab

Problem Set !{o. 1{Reviewfor Firct Exam}

First Semester A.Y. 13-14
l. ldentiiication.
provide
the identig described iq each
stgte5nent below.
1. A type of solution that tums red titmus paper
into
blue.
2. The reagent that can reduce cupric sulfate to
metallic copper, in the "Chemical
Changes',
expen:ment.
3. The oxidizing agent in the reaction described in
number 2.
4. The formula for chtoric aeid.
5. The process by which a precipitate is separated
from a liquid by carefufiy pouring
off the tiquid and
leaving behind the preeipitate.
6. The physicalchange
indicating the comptetion of a
chemical reac{ion, particularly
during a titration
experiment.
7. The balanced net ionic equation of the reaction of
zinc metalwith hydrochtoric acid.
8. An example of a solid solution.
9. This. refers to a rystafline solid sample that
contains water and another compound in a fixed
mole ratio.
10. The co{or of a basified sotution of phenolphthalein.
ll. illultiple trhoice. Answer the foflorving by writing
lhe conect answer kom the choices.
1. Which is an exampte of a physical
change?
.
sublimation of naphthalene
balts
.
tamishing of silverware
.
souring of *poited milk
-
bleaching of blue litmus paper
using HCIOa
2. Which is a collsid?
'fresh
air.
'
virgin coconut oil
.
clear spring water
-
Manila smog
3. Which is a strong etectrotyte?
-
sucrose solution
.
1.0 M NH3 +
1.9 M CHaCOOH solutjon
-
glaciatacetic
acid
.3.0
M solution
4. A typical nuclear power plant
uses fission ot
?$U
z0
to
s6Ra
to generate
heat. What are the by-
products
of this reaction?
.
2 alpha particles
and 1 neutron
.2
alpha particles
.6
neutrons
.
1 alpha particle
and 1 neutron
ln the "Chemieal
Changes. experiment, wn-ich of
the tollowing indicates that cdpper
{ll}
sulfate was
cornpletely converted to Cu1s1?
.
Effervescence
uport addition of zinc dust
.
Formation
of btue ccmplex upon addition of NHr
.
Formation
of colorless or cloudy white solution
upon additlon of NH3
.
Formation of brick red precipitate
Which will have the htghest percent
N by mass?
6.
7. What wilt be the final concentration of a S0.0 mL
sample of a 2.S0 M HCtOl sotution if 200.0 mL od
distilled $rater i$ added to it?
'NaOr
'CeNe
.
1.25 M
.0.500
M
.6.00
g
.2.28
g
.AB
'AsBl
.0.600
mol
.2.00
mol
.
1.20 g
.
10.8 g
.
HNO3
'NO
.0.625
M
.0.100
M
.
2.04 g
.
3.12 g
'ArBz
'AsB
.
1.20 mol
.2.40
mol
.5.41
g
,21.6
g
B. What mass of ferous sulfate is needed to prepare
50.0 mL of 0.300 M solution?
fg.!:!_gmbers
I and
g,
refer to the given
table:
9. lf the molarity of solutions A and B is both 1.0 M,
what is the cfremical formula of ttrb preeipiiate
formed by the reaction of A with B?
10. Using your
knowledge of solubility rules, which of
the fottowing cauld be the identities of reagents A
and ts?
.
sodium carbonate and calcium chloride
.
barium nitrate and sodium phosphate
.
barium nitratE and potassium
sutfate
.
amrnonium
chloride and plumbic
carbonate
For numbers i 1 and 12, consider the following
reaction:
cacol +
2HGl-+ cacla +
coe + H:o
11. How rnany moles of hydrochloric acid are required
to dissolve 1.20 molee of CaCO3?
12. How many grams of water will be produced
in lhe
reaction
of 1.20 moles of CaCOs?
Test tube 1 2 3 4 5 6
Mmolsoln B 4.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2
Mmol soln A 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2
Fftof ppt,
mm 0.1 a.2 0.3 0.4 0.4 0.4