1. What can be said said about 1 mol Ag and 1 mol Au?
a.
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They are equal in mass.
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b.
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They contain the same number of atoms.
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c.
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Their molar masses are equal.
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d.
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They have the same atomic mass.
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2. The formula that
shows the simplest whole-number ratio of the atoms in a compound is the
a.
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molecular
formula.
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c.
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structural
formula.
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b.
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ideal
formula.
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d.
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empirical
formula.
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3. The molar mass
of an element is the mass of one
a.
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atom of
the element.
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c.
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gram of
the element.
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b.
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liter of
the element.
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d.
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mole of
the element.
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4. What is the molar mass of magnesium?
a.
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12.00 g
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c.
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24.305 g
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b.
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26.982 g
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d.
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22.990 g
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a.
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CaCl
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c.
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CaCl2
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b.
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Ca2Cl
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d.
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Ca2Cl2
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6. What is the percentage of OH– in Ca(OH)2?
a.
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45.9%
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c.
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75%
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b.
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66.6%
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d.
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90.1%
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7. What is the mass of 5.55
moles of carbon monoxide?
a. 155 g
b. 143 g
c. 138 g
d. 122 g
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