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Moles and Calculations in Chemistry
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1.
A mole is defined as
a) An abbreviation for molecule
b) The amount of nitrogen in one litre of air
c) The amount of energy needed to
heat 1g of platinum through 1°C
d) The number of atoms in 12g of carbon twelve
2.
What is the mass of one mole of oxygen molecules?
Oxygen is O
2
. RAM of oxygen = 16.
a) 8g
b) 16g
c) 32g
d) 64g
3.
What is the RFM of CaCO
3
? Ca = 40. C = 12. O = 16.
a) 68
b) 100
c) 124
d) 204
4.
What is the mass of one mole of CaCO
3
?
Ca = 40. C = 12. O = 16.
a) 68g
b) 100g
c) 124g
d) 132g
5.
What is the percentage of nitrogen in NH
4
NO
3
?
N = 14. H = 1. O = 16.
a) 17.5%
b) 29%
c) 35%
d) 58%
6.
33.6g of iron reacts with 14.4g of oxygen. What is the
empirical formula of iron oxide?
a) FeO
b) Fe
2
O
c) FeO
2
d) Fe
2
O
3
7.
A current of 10 Amps is passed for 5 hours through molten
aluminium oxide. What mass of aluminium is deposited?
a) 0.622g
b) 1.865g
c) 16.79g
d) 27.0g
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