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CHEM 131 Lesson 6 Quiz

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1. Which of these statements is true regarding a gas's ability to dissolve in water? It...<br />

2. 'Suppose you have a 0.10 M solution of AlBr​ 3​ . What is the concentration of each ion<br />

3. Suppose you want to prepare a 2.50 M solution of sodium chloride. If you only have 0.325<br />

moles of sodium chloride, and you must use it all, how many mL must you prepare?<br />

4. Water can dissolve many compounds What happens when an ionic substance dissolves in it?<br />

5. We discussed how some solutions are electrolytes in this lesson. Which of these would be a<br />

strong one?<br />

6. Suppose you have a sample of HC​ 2​ H​ 3​ O​ 2​ with a concentration of 2.0 M. So, what would be the<br />

[H​ +​ ]?<br />

7. We discussed many properties and characteristics of acids in this lesson. Which of the<br />

following is NOT one that was mentioned?<br />

8. In this lesson we learned about K​ w​ , which is known as the the ion product constant for water.<br />

What is this value?<br />

9. Bases have many useful properties that can be exploited for our own benefit. They are<br />

commonly used to make many things that we use. For example, which of these is associated<br />

with making fertilizer?<br />

10. If a solution is acidic, which of the following is true?<br />

11. PART 1: How many milliliters of concentrated HCl (12.1 M) are needed to make the following<br />

amounts of acid? You must show all work in detail to receive credit. (a) 5.00 L of 0.100 M, (b)<br />

1.00 L of 6.00 M, (c) 2.00 L of 3.00 M, (d) 100 mL of 0.100 M. PART 2: Explain, in detail, how


you would go about making the solution in letter (a) above. Include all detail and terminology as<br />

discussed in the <strong>Lesson</strong> materials<br />

12.<br />

**(​PART 1​) Calculate the boiling points of these solutions:<br />

0.1 m Na​ 2​ P<br />

0.2 m NaBr<br />

0.16 m C​ 12​ H​ 22​ O​ 11

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