January 2017 Chemistry Regents #46-50

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46 Given the equation representing a reaction:

Which term best describes this reaction?

(1) ionization (3) oxidation

(2) neutralization (4) reduction

 
4 charge decreases...reduction
3 oxidation above reduction

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48 Given the formulas representing two compounds at standard pressure:

The compounds can be differentiated by their

(1) boiling points

(2) gram-formula masses

(3) numbers of hydrogen atoms

(4) percent compositions by mass of carbon

 
1 different structures have different boiling points

 

49 The table below shows the atomic mass and natural abundance of the two naturally occurring isotopes of lithium.

Which numerical setup can be used to determine the atomic mass of naturally occurring lithium?

(1) (7.6)(6.015 u) (92.4)(7.016 u)

(2) (0.076)(6.015 u) (0.924)(7.016 u)

 
2 average atomic mass calculation
50 Given the equation representing a reaction at equilibrium:

According to one acid-base theory, the forward reaction is classified as an acid-base reaction because

(1) H2S is a H+ donor and CH3NH2 is a Hacceptor

(2) CH3NH2 is a H+ donor and H2S is a H+ acceptor

(3) HS- and CH3NH3+  are both H+ donors

(4) CH3NH3 and HS- are both Hacceptors 

 
1 Acids are proton donors

 

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