What are the three subatomic particles of an atom?
Protons, Neutrons, and Electrons
True or False: Liquids have a definite shape and volume.
False
What is the Atomic Mass of Iridium?
192.217 g
How many significant figures are in 2,033,408,000?
7
What is the molar volume for 1 mole?
22.4L
Define the word Isotope and provide an example
Same proton different neutrons. Same element different atomic mass, (EX: Carbon-12 Carbon-13)
Ripping a piece of paper is a physical or chemical change?
Physical change
What is the most abundant isotope for Molybdenum?
Molybdenum-96
Write this number in scientific notation: 0.0000000049
4.9x10-9
1 mole = how many particles?
6.022x1023 particles
What is the identity of the element if it has 72 Protons, 75 Electrons, and 81 Neutrons
Hafnium
What does it mean to be aqueous? Provide an Example
Something that can dissolve in water or liquid. (EX: Saltwater)
There are 2 isotopes named isotope A and Isotope B, what is the percent abundance of isotope A if there are 13 A's and 42 B's? Round to the tenths place
23.6%
How many significant figures are in 101.0800
7
How many moles are in 22.1L of Hydrogen gas at STP? Round to right sig figs!
0.99 mol
Draw the complete chemical symbol for an element with 34 Protons, 31 Electrons, and 35 Neutrons
Draw the thing
What are 3 of the 5 signs of a chemical change?
Odor, Forming a precipitate/solid, fizzing bubbles, color change, and change in temperatue
Calculate Atomic Mass based on chart drawn by teacher. INCLUDE UNITS!
4.0amu or 4.03amu
Write this number in Scientific notation 3,405,600,000
3.4056x109
How many litters are in 20.5 grams of calcium? Round to right sig figs!
11.5 L
Draw the Bohr model for an element with 3 Protons, 2 Neutrons, and 3 Electrons
Draw it
Boiling water and turning to steam. Chemical or physical change?
Physical
Calculate atomic mass based on chart drawn by teacher. What is the element?
4.65 amu, Helium
3.63 x 8.984 = ? (Use correct sig figs for final answer)
32.6
How many milligrams are in 6.022x1024 atoms of Xenon?
1,312,390 mg