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WyattJohnsonAcid/BaseReactions(12/9/14)
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H2SO4+Al2(CO3)3
HCl+NaHCO3+LiHCO3
H2C2O4+N(OH)3
HowmuchH2SO4doesittaketoneutralize22N(OH)3and32NaOH?
Ifyouhave3.3molesofH3PO4andyoucombineitwithSn(OH)2howmanymolecules
ofsaltwillitproduce?
Answers
6. 3H2SO4+Al2(CO3)3Al2(SO4)3+3H2O+3CO2
7. 2HCl+NaHCO3+LiHCO3NaCl+LiCl+2H2O+2CO2
8. 3HNO3+N(OH)3N(NO3)3+3H2O
9. HowmuchH2SO4doesittaketoneutralize22N(OH)3and32NaOH?49H2SO4
10. Ifyouhave3.3molesofH3PO4andyoucombineitwithSn(OH)2howmanymolecules
ofsaltwillitproduce?2H3PO4+3Sn(OH)2Sn3(PO4)2+2H2O1.65molesofsalt

SanilsQuestionsPTE

1. IfZnundergoes2decaysoftheweakforceand3decaysofthestrongforcewhat
elementhasformed?
2. Rnundergoesfission!Whattwoelementshaveformed?Whatisthemass?Whatof
thatelementaretheyconsidered?
3. Bundergoesfusionthenastrongforcedecay.Whatisthenewelement?
4. Whatdoesthechargeofanionrepresent?
5. WhatwouldhappenifArcombinedwithCa

DhruvsQuestionsFission,Fusion,Forces,Decays
1. AnatomofZr(40)undergoestwoalphadecaysandabetadecay,thenfission.Ifthe
productsareaddedtobothNaandtoF,separately,whatwouldbethemolarityif300
gramsofproductform(compoundonly)?
2. Inwhatwaysarefissionandfusionreactionssimilar?Whatarethemaindifferences
inthesereactions?
3. Whatfractionofaradioactivematerialremainsafteritundergoesfivehalflives?
4. WhatwouldbethemostlikelyproductifanatomofFewerefusedwithanatomofP?
5. WhathappenstoprotonsandneutronsGaduringgammadecay?
DhruvsQuestionsFission,Fusion,Forces,DecaysAnswers
1. 4.91M
2. Theybothreleaseenergybyconvertingmasstoenergy.Thedifferencesincludethat
fusioncombinessmallnucleitogetherandfissionsplitsapartlargeone.Alsothe
radioactivewastefromthefissionprocessismoredangerousanddifficulttodealwith.

1/32

41Nb87(IsotopeofNb)

Stayssame

SejalsQuestionsLabs

1. IftherewasareactionbetweenasubstanceandHCl,whatdoyouautomaticallyknow
itis?
2. IfyousaidyouhadanOPforFrancium,whichisFrancium+Oxygennoreaction
wouldthisbeacorrectoperationaldefinition?
3. YouhadareactionthatyouweresureproducedCO2.Whentestedwithamatch,it
wasflammable.Whatcanyouruleoutandwhatcanyouassumecouldbepartofthe
reactants?
4. Ifyouhadasinglereplacementreactionandyouthinkthesubstanceatthebottomof
thetesttubecamefromthereactant,butyourfriendsaiditcamefromthewater.How
couldyouprovewhoiscorrect?
5. Inalab,youfoundthatMgreactedwithachemical.Yourfriendwhoalsodidthelab
foundthesame.IsitoktoassumealltheMgatomswillreactwiththatchemical?

Answers:
1. Itisnotrock
2. no,itdoesnotchemicallyidentify
3. ruleoutCO2,couldbezincandacid
4. constant
5. yes,bcnatureisconsistent

TommysQuestions
1. H2SO4+MgOH2+K2CO3>
2. Joeymeasuredapenanditwas30Kgandhadavolumeof9Liters.Findthedensity
ofthepen.
3. WhenJosephtestedwithSulfuricAcid,heplaceditonashellanditmeltedtheshell.
Thenheplaceditonarockanditmeltedaswell.Josephdidthismanytimesandit
resultedthesamewayeverytime.What2thingsdoesthissay?
A.

B.
4. C6H12O6+8O3>9H2O+7Pb(NO3)2
A. Howmanyatomsareinallthecompounds?

B. Howmanyatomsareinoneofthe2ndCompound?

C. Howmanyatomsareinthereactants?
5. 3CandC3weresaidtobethesameaccordingtoHarry.Ishewrong?Explain.
Answers
1. 2H2SO4+MgOH2+K2CO3>MgSO4+K2SO4+2H2O+2CO2
2. Joeymeasuredapenanditwas30Kgandhadavolumeof9Liters.Findthedensity
ofthepen.

30Kg=30,000g=3.3g/ccsinceml=cc=g
9L=9,000ml
3. WhenJosephtestedwithSulfuricAcid,heplaceditonashellanditmeltedtheshell.
Thenheplaceditonarockanditmeltedaswell.Josephdidthismanytimesandit
resultedthesamewayeverytime.What2thingsdoesthissay?

A.Theshellandrocksharethemeltparticle.

B.Thetabletopandglassdonotsharethemeltparticlethattherockandshellhave.
4. C6H12O6+8O3>9H2O+7Pb(NO3)2
A. Howmanyatomsareinallthecompounds?
24+27+63=114
B. Howmanyatomsareinoneofthe2ndCompound?
3

C. Howmanyatomsareinthereactants?
48
5. 3CandC3weresaidtobethesameaccordingtoHarry.Ishewrong?Explain.
Yes,3CisamixtureandC3isanelementchemicallycombined.

CamrynsQuestions
1. WhatkindofbondisNaCl?Explain
2. 12H2SO4+17Mg(OH)2Whatsthesalt,numberofwaters,andpH
3. Anelectrondotconfigurationrepresentswhattypeofbond?
4. H3PO4+Na2(CO3)Balancetheequation
5. Whydohydrogenionscombinewithwatermoleculestocreatehydroniumions?
Answers:
1. ionicbecauseitisasaltandsaltsareionicallycombined
2. saltisMgSO4water=24HOHpH=base
3. covalentbondbecauseintheconfigurationtheelectronsaresharedandnotgiven
away
4. 2H3PO4+Na2(CO3)=2Na3PO4+3H2O+3CO2
5. waterispolarcovalentwhichmeanstheelectronsaresharedunevenlysotheoxygen
hasaslightlynegativechargewhichattractsthehydrogenion

AshanisQuestions:
1. T/FCO3canactasanacid
2. Ifyouhaveasolutionthatconductselectricity,whatcanyouconclude?
3. ThepHofPepsiis100timesmoreacidicthanthepHof8...whatisthepHofPepsi?
4. T/FPHTHtestsforbase.
5. T/Ftheweakerthebond,thestrongertheacidorbase.
1.T
2.itisastrongsolution
3.6
4.F
5.T

Tannas Questions:
How did we prove the LCM in lab by dissolving?
A solution of KMnO4 is 2.7M. When added to 1L of water, how many grams were
used to make the solution?
NaHCO3 + Na2CO3 + H3PO4 >>>
What is an example of a metallic bond?

Are phase changes physical or chemical changes and why?

Answers:
How did we prove the LCM in lab by dissolving? When we made a solution of salt
and water, we boiled away the water and the same amount of salt was still there
A solution of KMnO4 is 2.7M. When added to 1L of water, how many grams were
used to make the solution? 426.6g
3NaHCO3 + 3Na2CO3 + 3H3PO4 >>> 3Na3PO4 + 6CO2 + 6H2O
What is an example of a metallic bond? ANY metallic element
Are phase changes physical or chemical changes and why? Physical changes because
no new matter is created

MonasQuestions
1. HowdoyouseparateNaCl?
2. WhattypeofbondisNH4?
3. Ammoniahasnocarbonate,bicarbonate,orhydroxideinthechemicalformula.Whyis
itstillabase?
4. Predicttheproducts:HCl+H(NO3)
5. Whatdocoefficientsrepresent(whattheyaremeasuredin)?

Answers:
1. Addwater.Itsanionicbond.
2. Covalentbecauseitisapolyatomicgroup.
3. Whenaddedtowater,anOHioniscreated.
4. Nothing.Itstwoacidsaddedtogether.
5. Anything.Youjusthavetobeconsistent.Moles,mL,etc.

EvonnesQuestions
1. Ihave2beakersofdifferentsolutions.Theyaredifferentconcentrations,yetone
formsanionmoreeasily.Whatcanyouconcludeaboutthesolution?thesolutionis
stronger
2. AsubstancewithapHof11.5mustbemade100timeslessbasic.WhatisthepH?
9.5
3. YouaddPHTHtoanunknownsubstanceandnothingreacts.Whatcanyouconclude
fromthis?thesolutionhasnohydroxide

4. IfTaundergoes2failuresoftheweakforceandthreefailuresofthestrongforce,what
istheproduct?
5. HCl+NaHCO3
AlexiasQuestions
1. Whydidthesolutionofacidandbasehavetoalightpinkcolor?
2. CaCO3+H3PO4=
a. howmuchCO2ifthereis35mLofbase?
3. H3PO4+CaOH2
a. salt?
b. #ofwater?
c. pH?
4. Brundergoestwoalphadecaysandonebetadecay.IfaddedtoXewhatformsif
anything?
5. 2.7mofKMnO4.Howmanygrams?

PassyMasonAtomicHistory

Daltonbelievedthatatomsweresolid.Theyhadnosubatomicparts,and
theywereneutral.Whatisincorrectabouthismodel.Whatarethe
subatomicpartsofanatom?
2. Whocameupwiththeideaofthecloudregionoftheatomandwhatisthe
cloudregion?
3. Whocameupwiththeideaofthecloudregionoftheatomandwhatisthe
cloudregion?
4. DescribeRutherfordsexperimentthathelaterusedashismodel.Whatdid
hefindoutbasedonthisprocess?
5. IfIfindanelectronveryclosetoanatomsnucleus,istheenergyofthat
electronhighorlow?
6.
1.

Vincy Chiou1. If I combine two different substances and H2O is not a

product, what can I conclude about the reactants?
2. HCl + Al(OH)3 ---->
3. How many molecules of water are made? What is the salt? pH
level?
4. If a substances pH is 7.8 and were to be 100x more basic,
what s its new pH level?
5. If Al went through 2 beta decays and 3 alpha decays, what
would the new element be?

Samantha Humphrey 1. Three types of bonds

a. names
b. what happens
c. characteristics or different types
2. Polar covalent vs. nonpolar covalent
3. Fission vs. fusion
4. Beta vs. alpha decay
5. What are the three types of forces?
6. What are the three types of radioactivity (decay)?
7. What is a neutron star?
8. Use this format. Force=radioactivity. What forces equal
what decays?
9. Is there a mass change in beta decay? Why or why not? Is
there a mass change is alpha decay?
1. Three types of bonds
d. names alpha
e. what happens
f. characteristics or different types
2. Polar covalent vs. nonpolar covalent

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4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

Fission vs. fusion

Beta vs. alpha decay
What are the three types of forces?
What are the three types of radioactivity (decay)?
What is a neutron star?
Use this format. Force=radioactivity. What forces equal
what decays?
9. Is there a mass change in beta decay? Why or why not? Is
there a mass change is alpha decay?

Wyatt Johnson- Transmutations

1. Rn(86) undergoes 3 alpha decays and 2 beta decays. What is the resulting element?
2. What would be the charge of the elements the resulting element could combine with in a 1:1
ratio?
3. If B undergoes 4 beta decays and 1 alpha decay, what is the resulting element
4. How does it differ from its counterpart?
5. If adds 23 NaOH and 12 HCl, what is the pH of the resulting compound?
6. Courtney analyzes a substance and finds that it acts as both a base and an acid. How could
she describe the substance?

Wyatt Johnson- Transmutations(Answers)

7. Rn(86) undergoes 3 alpha decays and 2 beta decays. What is the resulting element?
Lead(Pb)

8. What would be the charge of the elements the resulting element could combine with in a 1:1
ratio? There wouldnt be one, lead has a charge of 4+-, so it can combine with anything else
in a 1:1 ratio
9. If B undergoes 4 beta decays and 1 alpha decay, what is the resulting element Nitrogen
10. How does it differ from its counterpart? It has a lower molecular mass than regular Nitrogen
and is an isotope
11. If adds 23 NaOH and 12 HCl, what is the pH of the resulting compound? It has a basic pH
12. Courtney analyzes a substance and finds that it acts as both a base and an acid. How could
she describe the substance? Amphoteric