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Free Exam: Throwback SHS 512 Chapter 17

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Question 1
Use the balanced chemical equation to determine what the limiting reactant is and how much excess reactant is leftover.  Assume each molecule represents one mole of the substance.



[b]2H[sub]2[/sub]([i]g[/i]) + O[sub]2[/sub](g) → 2H[sub]2[/sub]O([i]g[/i])[/b]



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Type: Multiple choice
Points: 1
Randomize answers: No
Question 2
How many grams of zinc oxide would you need to produce 50.0 g of zinc chloride?



[b]ZnO([i]s[/i]) + 2HCl([i]aq[/i]) → ZnCl[sub]2[/sub]([i]s[/i]) + H[sub]2[/sub]O([i]l[/i])[/b]
Type: Multiple choice
Points: 1
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Question 3
The balanced chemical equation below shows a ratio of two H[sub]2[/sub]O for every one O[sub]2[/sub].



[b]2H[sub]2[/sub](g) + O[sub]2[/sub](g) → 2H[sub]2[/sub]O(g)[/b]







This ration represents the ratio between the ________.
Type: Multiple choice
Points: 1
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Question 4
How many moles of oxygen would you need to produce 4 moles of aluminum oxide?



                  4Al([i]s[/i]) + 3O[sub]2[/sub]([i]g[/i]) → 2Al[sub]2[/sub]O[sub]3[/sub]([i]s[/i])
Type: Multiple choice
Points: 1
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Question 5
Use the solubility table to answer the question.  Which pair of solutions will produce a precipitate when they are mixed?
Type: Multiple choice
Points: 1
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