VSEPR
Naming
Percent Composition
Scientific Notation
Conversion
100

What are the two questions you ask when figuring out the molecular geometry of a compound?

How many electron regions are there?

How many lone pairs are there?

100

Name the following compound: N2O4.

Dinitrogen Tetroxide

100
Write the formula for percent composition.

(Part/whole)*100 =

100

100

1 x 102

100

What is one mole?

6.02 x 1023

200

What is the molecular geometry (VSEPR) of CO2 with respect to C?

Linear

200

Name the following compound: CO2.

Carbon dioxide

200

Calculate the percent composition for CrF3.

Cr = 48%

F = 52%

200

3456

3.456 x 103

200

Molar mass equals how many moles?

1
300

Draw NH3. What is the molecular geometry with respect to N?

Trigonal Pyramidal

300

Write the formula for disulfur decafluoride.

S2F10

300

Calculate the percent composition for KCN.

K = 60%

C = 18%

N = 22%

300

123456.00

1.2345600 x 105

300

Convert 4.5 moles NaCl to molecules.

2.7 x 1024 molecules NaCl

400

Draw COH2. What is the molecular geometry with respect to C?

Trigonal planar

400

Write the formula for chlorine trifluoride.

ClF3

400

Calculate the percent composition for Na3PO4.

Na = 42%

P = 19%

O = 39%

400

Round 0.00009876 to 3 sigfigs AND write in scientific notation.

9.88 x 10-5

400

What is the mass of 10 molecules of CO2?

7 x 10-22

500

Draw an example of a tetrahedral compound.

CCl4, CBr4, etc.

500

Write the name for CaO.

Can't name, not covalent.
500

Calculate the percent composition for Mg(NO3)2.

Mg = 16%

N = 19%

O = 65%

500

Round 567893 to 1 sigfig AND write in scientific notation.

6 x 105

500

Convert 2 mg of Ca to molecules (1000 mg = 1 g).

3 x 1019

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