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Unit 5 Test Study Guide: Measurement

The study guide covers measurement, scientific notation, dimensional analysis, stoichiometry including moles and molar mass, percent composition, and determining empirical and molecular formulas. It includes multiple choice questions, calculations to work out, and short answer questions about key chemistry concepts.

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Unit 5 Test Study Guide: Measurement

The study guide covers measurement, scientific notation, dimensional analysis, stoichiometry including moles and molar mass, percent composition, and determining empirical and molecular formulas. It includes multiple choice questions, calculations to work out, and short answer questions about key chemistry concepts.

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Unit 5 Test Study Guide

Measurement

1. What volume is being shown in each of these graduated cylinders? (The unit of
volume is mL.)

a.__________ b.__________ c._________ d.__________ e._________

2. What length is being shown in the two measurements below? (The units are in cm.)

3. Given the following information, determine the correct density for the liquid sample.
Use the correct number of decimal places for all measurements! Label your work! (Use
the pictures provided as your lab data.)

Volume of liquid:

(More pictures on next page)


Mass of liquid:

Empty graduated cylinder Graduated cylinder with liquid

4. What is accuracy?

5. What is precision?

6. A ruler with more lines (and therefore more decimal places) has greater ( accuracy /
precision ).

Scientific Notation Practice

1. 3,400 ____________________________________
2. 2.56 x 108____________________________________
3. 1.402 x 10-5___________________________________
4. 3,500.0_______________________________________
5. 3,500________________________________________
6. 0.0003___________________________________
7. 0.0500______________________________________
8. 0.00287_______________________________________
9. 1.80 x 104____________________________________
10. 1.80 x 10-4______________________________________

Dimensional Analysis Practice

1. Convert 5.00 ft into inches.


2. The density of aluminum is 2.70 g/mL. What would the volume of a 7.9 g
sample of aluminum? (Use dimensional analysis to solve this problem!)

3. Convert 3,820,000 mL into kiloliters. (1000 mL = 1 L, 1000 L = 1 kL)

All the Moles Practice Worksheet (based on wkshts #1-5)

1. How many moles are in 58.3g Ag2SO4?

2. How many liters are in 3.4 mol H2.

3. How many molecules are in problem #2?

4. How many liters are in 6.00 x 1020 molecules of N2?

5. How many molecules are in 12.4mol of H2SO4?

6. How many atoms are in 19.6g of Ag?

7. How many grams are in 15.7 mol of NaCl?


8. How many grams are in 19.3L of N2O?

9. If I have 2x1015 molecules of CH4, how many atoms is that? (This is a tricky one!
Not like the others! Think about worksheet 5 problem 6.)

Percent Composition and Empirical and Molecular Formulas

1. What is an empirical formula? What is a molecular formula?

2. When do you use empirical formulas? When do you use molecular formulas?

3. Determine the percent composition of CuCl2.

4. Determine the empirical formula for the following:


72.7% O
27.3% C

5. Determine the empirical formula for the following:


9.72% C
51.4% Cu
38.8% O

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