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Question #18 Consider the compound C6H7O2(OH)3. How many atoms of oxygen are pre

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Question #18

Consider the compound C6H7O2(OH)3.

How many atoms of oxygen are present?

1. 2

2. None of these

3. 1

4. 5

5. 4

6. 3

7. 6

Question #19

In the chemical reaction

Fe + CuSO4 ! FeSO4 + Cu,

CuSO4 is a

1. reactant.

2. subscript.

3. product.

4. coefficient.

Question #21

Which of the following involves a chemical

change?

1. chopping wood

2. boiling water

3. melting ice

4. breaking a glass

5. cooking an egg

Question #22

Elements chemically combine to form ? .

1. other elements

2. isotopes

3. mixtures

4. atoms

5. compounds

Question #23

Which of the following is the most likely to be

a compound instead of a mixture or element?

1. gasoline

2. popcorn

3. shampoo

4. saccharin sweetner

Question #24

The Periodic Table in our textbook indicates

that the atomic weight of the element magne-

sium is 24.305.

Which units should be associated with this

number?

1. g

2. Avagadros number

3. g/mol

4. mole

5. arbitrary units

Question #25

Substances produced when atoms of elements

chemically combine with each other are called

1. compounds.

2. elements.

3. mixtures.

4. solutions.

Question #29

The

Explanation / Answer

18) option 4 that is 5 oxygen atoms

19)1. reactant.

21)5. cooking an egg

22)5. compounds

23)4. saccharin sweetner

24)3. g/mol

25)1. compounds.

29)4. solution.

30)4. solute.

31)1. physical

32)

the number of electrons in one atom of

carbon.

33)4. solubility.

34)4. concentration

35)2. suspension

36)1. saturated

37)5. solvent, solute

38)3. homogeneous and heterogeneous

39)

2. A pure substance can only be a homoge-

neous solution

40)3. Compounds are pure substances

41)3. mole

42)3. ionic.

43)1. covalent

44)2. ionic

45)3. covalent

46)3. upper right

47)3. triple

48)1. double

49)3. triple

50)2. non-metals.