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Ionic Formula Naming Quiz
1. Sodium nitrate
2. Aluminum oxide
3. Magnesium acetate
4. Ammonium sulfate
5. Calcium nitride
6. Rubidium phosphite
7. Silver carbonate
8. Hydrogen bicarbonate
9. Zinc hydroxide
10. Francium carbide
11. Strontium phosphate
12. Cesium sulfite
13. Beryllium nitrite
14.
NaBr
15.
(NH4)2CO3
16.
KOH
17.
H2SO4 (extra credit if you get both names)
18.
Zn(NO2)2
19.
LiHCO3
20.
Al2(SO3)3
21.
H2Se
22.
RaSO3
23.
Rb3PO3
24.
Ba(NO3)2
25.
Ra3As2
Extra Credit:
What is the charge of the unknown ion “X”
X3(PO3)2
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Organic Naming
1. Methane
2. Pentene
3. Heptyne
4. Butyne
5. Octene
6.
C2H2
7.
C3H8
8.
C6H12
9.
C9H20
10.
C10H18
11.
C2H6
12.
C4H8
13. Decene
14. Propyne
15. Heptene
16. Phosphoric acid
17. Hydrochloric acid
18.
H2CO3
19.
Pt3(PO3)4
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Stoichiometry Quiz
Calculate each of the following problems by using one or more of the following conversion factors: 1 mole =
molar mass (g), 1 mole = 22.4 L @ STP, 1 mole = 6.02x10 23 molecules, atoms, particles, etc
Remember to use proper significant figure and to show all math and units.
1. How many moles of potassium carbonate are in 58.2 grams?
2. How many moles of hydrogen gas is present in 3.6 liters at STP?
3. If there are 2.67 x 1024 molecules of butene present, how many grams of butene are there?
4. A scientist has a sample of sodium hydroxide that weighs 173.17g. He vaporizes the sample and allows it to
cool to STP conditions. How many liters of sodium hydroxide will there be? (Assume no sodium hydroxide
recrystallizes out.)
5. A student decides to react liquid bromine and solid potassium together to form potassium bromide. She has
obtained 32g of potassium and doesn’t know how many grams of bromine she needs. She was instructed
that for every mole of bromine she needs one mole of potassium. Using this information, how many grams
of liquid bromine does she need?
Extra: Name the diatomic elements (+1)
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Balancing/Naming Quiz
Balance all of the following equations. Show all appropriate states of matter for each
compound/particle/molecule if applicable.
1. ____Na + ____H2O  ____ NaOH + ____H2
2. ____FeS2 + ____O2  ____ SO2 + ____Fe2O3
3. ____(NH4)2SO4 + ____AgNO3  ____NH4NO3 + ____Ag2SO4
4. ____C10H18O2 + ____O2  ____H2O + ____CO2 + ____C +____CO
5. Solid magnesium reacts with aqueous copper (II) nitrate to yield solid copper and aqueous magnesium
nitrate.
6. Sodium acetate reacts with tin (II) oxide to yield tin (III) acetate and sodium oxide.