CHEM 120 Homework
Chapter 2
1) Which of the following name/discovery/experiment combination is not correct
a)
Rutherford/ nucleus of an atom/a-particle
scattering experiment from a gold foil.
b) Thomson/discovery of electron/ Cathode Ray Tubes(CRT).
c) Chadwick/discovery of neutrons/ bombardment of 9Be with a-particles
(9Be + 4He
--> 12C + 1n).
d) Robert Andrew Millikan/protons, positively charged particles/Oil drop
experiment.
2) Most of the volume of an atom is occupied by the space
required for the,
a) moving
electrons b)
protons c) nucleus
d) neutrons
3) All isotopes of a given element,
a) possess different masses.
b) possess the same chemical properties.
c) have the same atomic number) d)
all the above.
4) The 207Pb2+ ion contains
a) 82 protons, 126
neutrons, and 80 electrons. b) 82 protons, 125
neutrons, and 80 electrons
c) 82 protons, 126 neutrons,
and 126 electrons. d) 126 protons, 82 neutrons, and 122
electrons.
5) An atom with 35 protons and 45 neutrons would be an
isotope of the element,
a). rhodium,
Rh b) neon,
Ne c) mercury,
Hg d) bromine, Br
6) How many microliters are in 89.63 L?
a) 8.963 x 10-4 mL b) 8.963 x 10-7
mL
c) 8.963 x 104 mL d) 8.963 x 107 mL
e) 8.963 x 1010 mL
7) A box has dimensions of 1.51 in. by 2.74 in. by 4.72 in. What is its volume in cubic centimeters?
a) 1.19 cm3 b) 0.841 cm3
c) 7.69 cm3 d) 320. cm3
e) 49.6 cm3
8) If the isotopic ratio of the two boron isotopes 10B (10.013 amu) and 11B (11.009 amu) has been altered from the ratio found in nature and now contains 48.73% 10B, determine the atomic weight of the sample of boron.
a)
10.811 amu b) 10.013
amu
c) 11.009 amu d) 10.524 amu
e) 10.498 amu
19)
. In Bohr's theory of the atom, what is the number n (n = 1, 2,
3, 4)
called?
a)
Quantum number
b) Atomic number c) Mass number d) orbital
20) Explain the meaning/consequences of
Heisenberg's
Uncertainty Principle.
a) Electron have wave properties
b) It is impossible to know the exact position and momentum of a particle,
such as an electron in an atom.
c) Electron absorb energy and get excited to a higher energy level.
d) Certain nuclei decay and change to other types of elements