Write out the electron configurations of the ions below and

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Question 1 of 23 2.0 Points Write out the electron configurations of the ions below and determine which one is listed with an incorrect charge. (the numbers and charges written after the elemental symbol should be understood as superscripts)  A.F-  B.S2+  C.Al3+  D.Mg2+  E.none of the above Reset Selection Question 2 of 23 2.0 Points We discussed 4 different subshells in the lesson. How many electrons can be held in d?  A.12  B.6  C.10  D.2  E.none of the above Reset Selection Question 3 of 23 2.0 Points In the second principal shell, you would expect to find how many how many subshells?  A.3  B.2  C.4  D.1  E.not enough information Reset Selection

Part 2 of 8 - Question 4 of 23 2.0 Points If the center atom has a double bond, a single bond, and 1 lone pair around it, what type of molecular geometry is present?  A.trigonal pyramidal  B.linear  C.tetrahedral  D.bent  E.not enough information Reset Selection Question 5 of 23 2.0 Points Draw the structure of carbon disulfide according to Lewis theory. What would be its associated molecular geometry?  A.linear  B.trigonal pyramidal  C.tetrahedral  D.bent  E.not enough information Reset Selection Question 6 of 23 2.0 Points Draw the structure of xenon diflouride according to Lewis theory. What would be its associated molecular geometry?  A.tetrahedral  B.trigonal pyramidal  C.bent  D.linear  E.not enough information Reset Selection

Part 3 of 8 - Question 7 of 23 2.0 Points If you drop Mg into HCl, you will evolve hydrogen gas. If you perform this reaction over water at a temperature of 298.15 K at a pressure of 0.977 atm, and the vapor pressure of water at this temperature is 0.0313 atm, what is the pressure of hydrogen?  A.718.7 mm Hg  B.760.0 mm Hg  C.742.5 mm Hg  D.766.3 mm Hg Reset Selection Question 8 of 23 2.0 Points I'm looking at the barometer in my lab as I type this question. It says the pressure is 1520.0 mm Hg. What is this pressure expressed in atmospheres?  A.2.000  B.1520  C.380.0  D.203,000 Reset Selection Question 9 of 23 2.0 Points You have been given a 0.325 L canister containing a gas. The pressure gauge on the canister reads 721 mmHg, and the temperature gauge reads 305.15 K. The piston on the canister was pushed to compress the gas to 0.286 L, thereby increasing the pressure to 901 mmHg. What is the new temperature in Celsius? Remember sig figs.  A.62.4°C  B.215°C  C.35.2°C  D.335°C Reset Selection

Part 4 of 8 - Question 10 of 23 2.0 Points How might one go about increasing the vapor pressure of a liquid?  A.use a nonvolatile compound.  B.increase the temperature.  C.increase the viscosity.  D.establish dynamic equilibrium.  E.all of the above Reset Selection Question 11 of 23 2.0 Points We discussed the different types of intermolecular forces in this lesson, one of which was the "hydrogen bond." Which of the molecules below would have this type of intermolecular force?  A.CH3OH  B.H2O  C.HF  D.NH3  E.all of the above Reset Selection Question 12 of 23 2.0 Points We discussed the different types of intermolecular forces in this lesson. Which is the strongest in CF2H2 ?  A.dispersion forces  B.hydrogen bonding  C.dipole-dipole forces  D.X-forces  E.none of the above Reset Selection

Part 5 of 8 - Question 13 of 23 2.0 Points Suppose you dissolve 0.64 mol NaF in 0.0635 kg of water. What would be the mass % NaF in this solution?  A.29.7%  B.42.3%  C.70.3%  D.26.9% Reset Selection Question 14 of 23 2.0 Points Suppose you had 0.575 L of a lithium fluoride solution. If its concentration was 0.750 M, how many grams of LiF would it contain?  A.0.0338  B.11.2  C.1.12 × 104  D.19.9  E.33.8 Reset Selection Question 15 of 23 2.0 Points Water can dissolve many compounds What happens when an ionic substance dissolves in it?  A.the positive end of water dipoles attract the negative ions.  B.the solvent-solute attractive forces overcome the solute-solute attractions.  C.the negative end of water dipoles attract the positive ions.  D.each of the above (A, B, and C) occurs.  E.none of the above (A, B, or C) occurs. Reset Selection

Part 6 of 8 - Question 16 of 23 2.0 Points Acids have many useful properties that can be exploited for our own benefit. They are commonly used to make many things that we use. For example, which of these is associated with making fertilizer?  A.HBr  B.HNO3  C.HCl  D.HF  E.all of the above Reset Selection Question 17 of 23 2.0 Points We discussed conjugate pairs of acids and bases in this lesson. Which of these is NOT such a pair?  A.H2CO3 and HCO3-  B.NH4+ and NH3  C.H2S and OH-  D.H2O and OH-  E.none of the above Reset Selection Question 18 of 23 2.0 Points If a certain solution has a pH of 3.35, what would be its hydrogen ion concentration?  A.4.5 × 10-5 M  B.2.2 × 103 M  C.1 × 103.35 M  D.3.35 × 10-14 M Reset Selection

Part 7 of 8 - Question 19 of 23 2.0 Points Several types of reactions were discussed in this lesson. For example, consider this reaction: CH3CH=CHCH3 + H2 → CH3CH2CH2CH3 How would this reaction best be classified by type?  A.hydrogenation.  B.combustion.  C.substitution.  D.addition.  E.none of the above Reset Selection Question 20 of 23 2.0 Points Of the descriptive terms below, which do NOT apply to this compound:    A.an alcohol  B.unsaturated  C.an alkene  D.a carboxylic acid  E.none of the above Reset Selection Question 21 of 23 2.0 Points Remember that prefixes and suffixes imply how many atoms of each type are present in organic compounds. Consider butene--what is its chemical formula?  A.C4H6  B.C4H4  C.C4H10  D.C4H8  E.none of the above Reset Selection

Part 8 of 8 - Question 22 of 23 2.0 Points Consider amino acids that are separated by long distances on the same chain. When their R-groups interact with one another, they are holding together which type of structure?  A.Primary Structure  B.Secondary Structure  C.Tertiary Structure  D.Quaternary Structure  E.Pental Structure Reset Selection Question 23 of 23 2.0 Points What is a chromosome, exactly?  A.a portion of DNA that codes for a single protein.  B.a sequence of three nucleotides that codes for a single amino acid.  C.a structure within the cell nucleus that houses genes.  D.a portion of a protein that codes for a single amino acid.  E.none of the above