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CHEM 103 Exam I - Atomic and Molecular Weights, Formulas, and Calculations, Exams of Chemistry

The october 4, 2002, hour exam for chem 103, dr. Boyd's lab section 35. The exam covers topics such as atomic and molecular weights, formulae and names of compounds, calculations of molarity, moles, and atoms, and empirical and molecular formulas. Students are required to show their methods and express numerical answers with the correct number of significant figures.

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Download CHEM 103 Exam I - Atomic and Molecular Weights, Formulas, and Calculations and more Exams Chemistry in PDF only on Docsity! CHEM 103-Dr. Boyd October 4, 2002 Name Hour Exam I Lab Section 35 please print Lab TA Please copy and sign in the box below. I pledge on my honor that I have not given or received any unauthorized assistance on this examination. Signature: In all problems the method must be clearly shown. All numerical answers must be expressed using the correct number of significant figures. ************************* ̂ :*****#*********#*********=(!**^ #*########*** :|::|::M:;M: ###*#****#*#**:) Atomic and molecular weights: C... 12.011 H... 1.0079 O... 15.999 C3H5(OH)3 ... 92.095 ^^^^^^^^^sjc^^jfc^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^jf;^^^^^:^;^ 1. A. Write the formulae of B. Write the names of (4) i) ii) 2. Complete the following: i) ii) 1.234 x 10 10 (im=: 1.234 x 10 mm 1.234 x 10 10 Gm= 1.234 x 10 km 1.234 x 10 10 cm = 1.234 x 10 Mm (6) 3. Fill in the empty spaces in the following: (9) Number of Elections I Neutrons 4. As in class, define the following: Atomic weight (8) SCORE 2 3 4 Molarity Mole Solution 5. A sample of C3H5(OH)3 contains 2.0074 x 1022 molecules. (24) Calculate... A. the number of moles in the sample. Ans ___________ mol B. the percent hydrogen in the sample. Ans ___________ % C. the total number of atoms in the sample. Ans __________ atoms D. the percent of all the atoms which are hydrogen atoms. -2- Ans __________ %
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