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Do you remember Semester 1?
100

Before conducting any kind of calculation with a chemical reaction, you first need to make sure the reaction is this.

What is balanced?

100

Covalent bonds usually form between two atoms of this type of element

What are non-metals?

100
This law states that matter is neither created or destroyed. It applies to all chemical processes, but not all nuclear reactions.

What is the law of conservation of mass?

100

Increasing this property causes molecules to move faster, increasing both the number of collisions and how many collisions have enough energy for a reaction to occur.

What is temperature?

100

There are this many liters in a decaliter

What is 10?

200

This type of organization tool makes balancing chemical equations a breeze!

What is a T-chart?

200

Perform this math operation with the molar mass to convert from grams into moles

What is division?

200

This ratio, between two coefficients in a balanced chemical reaction, is critical to stoichiometry calculations

What is a mole ratio?

200

This many liters of water are needed to produce a solution of 0.2 M with 3.24 mol of solute.

What is 16.2 L?

200

The number of this subatomic particle is the same in every atom and ion of a given element.

What are protons?

300

Draw a Lewis structure for NF3. Include dots for any non-bonding electrons

300

In covalent bonds, the atoms do this with the electrons in order to reach a full octet around each atom. 

What is share?

300

The common mistake that was made by the person who balanced this reaction

4 C + 2 O2 --> 4 CO

What is not using the smallest possible coefficients?

300

Of the five ways to speed up reactions, the only one that is to decrease something is to decrease the size of this.

What is the container?

300

While Physics is the study of energy, Chemistry is the study of this

What is matter?

400

In unstable isotopes, the ratio of these two subatomic particles is not balanced.

What are protons and neutrons?

400

These two elements are exceptions to the octet rule.

What are hydrogen and boron?

400

How many Joules of energy does it take to heat up 43 grams of water (specific heat capacity=4.18 J/g*C) by 14 C?

2516 J

400

This is the concentration of a solution if it is prepared by diluting 143 mL of a 5.3 M solution to a final volume of 409 mL

What is 1.85 M?

400

This element has the electron configuration 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p4

What is sulfur?

500

The presence of these around the central atom is what makes the difference in determining if a molecule is linear or bent.

What are non-bonding/lone pairs of electrons?

500

Ammonia (NH3) has this molecular geometry

What is trigonal pyramidal?

500

When hydrogen reacts with oxygen to produce water, 4.2 mol of oxygen is expected to produce this many mol of water

What is 8.4 mol?

500

This is the equilibrium constant for the synthesis of ammonia when [H2]=0.5 M, [N2]=0.8 M, and [NH3]=2.4 M

N2 + 3 H2 <--> 2 NH3

What is 57.6?

500

Atoms of this element have the smallest atomic radius

What is helium?

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