Periodic Table
Significant Figures
Dimensional Analysis/Unit Conversions
Atomic Mass/Isotopes
Vocabulary
100

What are the symbols for iron, bromine, gold, tungsten, oxygen, and tin?

Fe, Br, Au, W, O, and Sn

100

Answer the problem with the proper amount of sig figs:

125 x 9.000

1,130 or 1.13x10

100

How many miles will a person run during a 10 kilometer race?

(0.621 miles = 1.00 km)

6 miles

100

Determine the number of protons, neutrons, and electrons in the following isotope:

atomic number 53; atomic mass number 131; charge of -1

p: 53; n: 78; e: 54

100

Name which substances are homogeneous or heterogeneous

a) coffee   b) smog   c) silver spoon   d) air   e) blood   f) rain   g) soil   h) honey   i) medicine   j) cereal

a) homogeneous   b) heterogeneous   c) homogeneous d) homogeneous   e) heterogenous   f) homogeneous   g) heterogeneous   h) homogeneous   i) homogeneous   j) heterogeneous

200

Label each element by what group they are in:

1) Krypton  

2) Potassium

3) Chlorine

1) Noble Gas

2) Alkali Earth Metals

3) Halogens

200

Answer the problem with the proper amount of sig figs:

13.77 + 908.226 + 515

1,437 or 1.437x103

200

Complete the two unit conversions:

3779µg = ? g

1738 km = ? m

3.779 x 10-3 g

1,738,000 m

200

What's the symbol of the ion having 16 protons and 18 electrons?

Sulfide ion, S2-

200

Determine whether the following are chemical or physical changes:

a) boiling water

b) brewing coffee

c) gas combustion

d) Baking a cake

e) sublimination of dry ice

a) physical   b) physical   c) chemical   d) chemical

e) chemical

300

What are the chemical names for the symbols Xe, Rb, Mn, Co, Sr, and B?

Xenon, Rubidium, Manganese, Cobalt, Strontium, and Boron

300

Answer the problem with the proper amount of sig figs:

118.7/2.0 grams - 35.5 grams

24

300

Express a speed of 65 mi/h in SI units (m/s)

29 m/s

300

2963Cu

What is the atomic number and the mass number of the element listed above? How many protons, neutrons, and electrons does it have?

Atomic number: 29

Mass number: 63

p: 29; n: 34; e: 29

300

Four students performed an experiment to measure the density of aluminum (2.7 g/mL). Which data is accurate but not precise?

John: 2.924, 2.923, 2.925, 2.926

Sally: 2.316, 2.527, 2.941, 2.136

Megan: 2.649, 2.731, 2.695, 2.742

Mike: 2.701, 2.699, 2.702, 2.698

Megan 

400

Ag (silver) is in ___ 11 and ___ 5, and is a part of the ___.

a) group, period, transition metals/coinage metals

b) group, period, inner transition metals/coinage metals

c) period, group, inner transition metals/coinage metals

d) period, group, transition metals

a) group, period, transition metals/coinage metals

400

A meter has 1000 millimeters in it. How many significant figures does this number have?

The conversion is exact. An infinite number of significant figures. 

400

As an instructor is preparing for an experiment, he requires 225 g phosphoric acid. The only container readily available is a 150-mL Erlenmeyer flask. Is it large enough to contain the acid, the density of which is 1.83 g/mL? 

Yes, because the acid's volume is will be 123 mL

400

Bromine has two isotopes, 79-Br and 81-Br, whose masses (78.9183 and 80.9163 amu) and abundances (50.69% and 49.31%) were determined in earlier experiments. Calculate the average atomic mass of Br based on these experiments. How does this compare to the value given on the periodic table?

79.90 amu, this value matches that on the periodic table

400

Indicate if the following are an intensive or extensive property.

a) density   b) weight   c) temperature   d) boiling point   e) volume   f) mass   g) color

a) intensive   b) extensive   c) intensive   d) intensive   e) extensive   f) extensive   g) intensive

500

What are the common charges of the following elements?

1) Ba   2) C   3) Ar   4) Ag   5) K   6) S   7) Br   8) N

1) +2    2) +4    3) 0, it's neutral    

4) +1, it's an exception when it comes to transition metals

5) +1    6) -2    7) -1    8) -3

500
Write these numbers in scientific notation and with proper significant figures:

42,000; 27.0040; 150,000,000; 0.00000003500; 50,000; 0.0205

4.2 x 104; 2.70040 x 101; 1.5 x 108; 3.500 x 10-8; 5 x 104; 2.05 x 10-2

500

Find the mass, in pounds, of 1.00 m3 of corn syrup (density of 1.38 g/cm3).

Hint: 1 km = 2.20462 lbs

3.04 x 103 lbs

500

Rubidium has two isotopes: Rubidium-85 (atomic mass of 84.911 amu) and Rubidium-87 (atomic mass of 86.909 amu). The atomic weight of Rubidium is reported to be 85.47 according to the periodic table. Based on this information, which of the isotopes are more abundant? 

Rubidium-85

500

Name which examples are qualitative or quantitative.

a) John is 5 feet 10 inches

b) Amy goes swimming three times a week

c) Sarah drives a red car

d) Jeremy has hazel eyes

e) The surface area of the painting is 150 inches

f) Identifying the anionic compounds in a molecule

a) quantitative

b) quantitative

c) qualitative 

d) qualitative

e) quantitative

f) qualitative