Test Bank for Chemistry Principles and

Test Bank for Chemistry Principles and Practice 3e Daniel Reger, Scott Goode, David Ball (All Chapters)

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2724 test questions, all test questions are divided by chapter number. Correct answers are marked with *.Some Symbols/Images are missing in extraction, it is due to test program file problem, but 90% test questions are perfect and clear. 1 / 4

Chapter 1

• Which of the following studies is not considered to be "Chemistry?"

• Studying the interactions between energy and matter.
• Classifying elements into metallic, nonmetallic or

semimetallic.

• Studying the interactions between matter an d other matter
• Removing harmful impurities from a synthetic drug.

*e. Separating the light spectrum into its component colors.

• Which does not represent a scientific investigation?

• Weighing the results of an experiment to obtain quantitative

data.*b. Weighing lab reports on a chemical balance to determine the grade.

• Graphing the mass of a product as a function of the mass of

the starting material.

• Determining the temperature at which the maximal amount of

product is obtained.

• Trying different conditions if an initial experiment fails.

• Which of the following is correctly classified as a hypothesis?

• "The sun will rise in the East today."

*b. "Global warming is a result of the increased carbon dioxide concentration in the atmosphere."

• "Our team is better than theirs."
• "Cookies will turn brown when baked."
• "My book is better than yours."

• All of the following are properties of Magnesium. Which would be

considered a chemical property of magnesium?

• Magnesium burns in air to produce a white

substance known as magnesium oxide.II. Magnesium dissolves in acidic water to produce hydrogen gas.III. The density of magnesium is 1.738 g/mL.

• I
• II
• III

*d. I and II

• all of these

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• The following are properties of sodium metal. Which would be

considered a chemical property of sodium metal?

• Sodium is a silvery -white metal
• Sodium has a melting point of 98 C
• Sodium has a density equal to 0.968 g/mL.

*d. Sodium reacts with water v iolently to produce hydrogen gas.

• Sodium metal is drawn into a magnetic field.

• All of the following are properties of carbon dioxide, CO

2 . Which of the following is a chemical property of this substance?

*a. It reacts with water to form carboni c acid.

• It is a colorless gas at room temperature and 1 atm pressure.
• It is a solid below −78 C.
• Its density as a solid equals 1.35 g/mL.
• None of these is a chemical property.

• Of the three properties listed below, which ones are inte nsive

properties?

• mass

II. density III. color

• I and II

*b. II and III

• II only
• I only
• I, II, and III

• "A 33 g sample of red liquid at its freezing point of 260 K had a

density of 0.926 g/mL." Which of the properties given in the previous statement is extensive?

*a. 33 g

• red
• freezing point
• 260 K
• 0.926 g/mL

• Which of the following is not a physical change?

• ice melting
• dry ice subliming
• a light-bulb glowing

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• distilling alcohol

• Which of the following is not a chemical change?

• developing a film

*b. refrigerating milk

• eating beef
• extinguishing a fire
• frying an egg

• Which of the following is considered a chemical change?

• Beef is browned by he ating in a skillet.
• A blackberry changes colors from red to black.
• Addition of hydrogen peroxide to an open cut produces a white

liquid and fizzing.

• a and b

*e. all of these.

• Which of the following would be considered a chemical change?

• Frost forms on the window

II. A Silver fork tarnishes III. Toasting a slice of bread.

• I only
• I and II
• I and III

*d. II and III

• All of these

• Which of the following would be considered a physical change?

• gasoline burning

*b. salt dissolving in water

• food spoiling
• iron rusting
• a battery discharging

• Which of the following processes is considered a chemical change?

• Corrosion of aluminum metal

II. Digesting a candy bar.III. Melting of ice.

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