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College Chemistry Final Exam Questions and Answers, Exams of Chemistry

A comprehensive set of questions and answers covering various topics in college chemistry. It includes key concepts, formulas, and examples related to molarity, density, rate of effusion, average atomic mass, energy equations, chemical reactions, intermolecular forces, bonding, and more. A valuable resource for students preparing for their final exams in college chemistry.

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Molarity Equations - Correct Answer M=mol/Liters Density Formula - Correct Answer d=m/V rate of effusion equation - Correct Answer Square root of molar mass of heaviest molecule/ square root of molar mass of lighter molecule Average Atomic Mass Equation - Correct Answer (mass₁) (abund₁) + (mass₂) (abund₂)...... Total energy equation - Correct Answer ∆Ε= q +w ∆H° of a reaction - Correct Answer (Bonds Broken) - (Bonds Formed) Metal oxides +acids →? - Correct Answer water + salt dipole dipole reactions - Correct Answer polar intermolecular forces ex: HCN or CH₂F₂ Hydrogen Bonds - Correct Answer H bonded to O,F, N MO theory proves - Correct Answer - O2 is paramagnetic London Dispersion Forces - Correct Answer occur in nonpolar molecules ex: BH₃ sigma bond - Correct Answer single bond Pi bond - Correct Answer one bond from a double bond like dissolves - Correct Answer like

how to make a stronger bond? - Correct Answer higher charges and smaller atoms cations are _______ than their atoms - Correct Answer smaller anions are _______ than their atoms - Correct Answer larger chloride - Correct Answer Cl⁻ Chlorate - Correct Answer ClO₃⁻ Perchlorate - Correct Answer ClO₄⁻ Hypochlorate - Correct Answer ClO⁻ Bohr - Correct Answer atomic energy changes Rutherford - Correct Answer discovered the nucleus Thomson - Correct Answer discovered electron subatomic charges Mosley - Correct Answer atomic number Hf - formation - Correct Answer formation of one mole of a compound from elements (elements cannot have one or more moles) exothermic - Correct Answer - ∆H endothermic - Correct Answer +∆H Real gas particles differ from ideal gas law because - Correct Answer they have volume and exhibit intermolecular attractions ideal gas law - Correct Answer PV=nRT ideal gas law when you are not given volume - Correct Answer PM=dRT

Daltons law - Correct Answer Ptotal = P₁ + P₂ +P₃ ..... Pressure - Volume relationships - Correct Answer as P increases, V decreases under what conditions do gases deviate from ideal behavior - Correct Answer very high pressure, and very low volume oxidized - Correct Answer gives away electron (+) reduced - Correct Answer gains an electron (-) Why would Cl₂ react with Br but not I₂? - Correct Answer smaller halogens are more reactive than larger halogens if water evaporates from a solution - Correct Answer M increases if too little solute is used - Correct Answer M decreases Average Atomic Mass - Correct Answer (abund₁)(%/100) + (abund₂)(%/100)..... why do polar molecules deviate from ideal behaviors? - Correct Answer they have stronger intermolecular forces 2 gases at STP have different densities this is probably because they - Correct Answer do not have the same mass ∆E equation - Correct Answer mc∆T if isoelectronic - Correct Answer the smaller size will have more protons the larger size will have fewer protons higher lattice energy is due to - Correct Answer smaller element higher charge