Bonus Work

Spring Break Packet
All Sections
Spring 2003

(This packet is due the day of your return. YOU MUST SHOW ALL OF YOUR WORK AND PLACE YOUR FINAL ANSWERS AT THE SPACE PROVIDED.)
(Worth 7 points. Enjoy!!)

Part I

1. Complete the following table:

Symbol Number of protons in nucleus Number of neutrons in nucleus Number of electrons

33 42

¹²⁸Te 54

16 16

81 123

²³⁸U

⁸⁹Y

35 44

15 16

20 20

2. Name each of the following compounds:

a. HC₂H₃O₂ _________________________________________

b. ICl    _____________________________________________

c. Sr₃N_{2___________________________________________________}

d. NaOCl____________________________________________

e. H₂SO_{4___________________________________________________}

f. CuI   _______________________________________________

g. hydrogen___________________________________________

h. magnesium iodate_____________________________________

i. nickel(II) phosphite____________________________________

j. titanium(IV) bromate___________________________________

k. copper(II) acetate ____________________________________

Part II: Balancing Equations and Reaction Types
Directions: Write a balanced equation for each situation. If applicable, predict the products. List the reaction type on the answer sheet as oxidation-reduction, combination, decomposition, neutralization, precipitation, gaseous or combustion, ONLY. (All other answers for this section will be omitted.) If no reaction occurs, then list NO RXN as the product. However, still indicated the reaction type.

1. Potassium chlorate decomposes to potassium chloride and oxygen.

2. A strip of copper is placed into a test tube containing silver nitrate solution.

3. Hydrochloric acid is added to a sodium carbonate solution.

4. A solution of potassium hydroxide is placed in a test tube containing nitric acid.

5. A strip of lead is placed into a beaker containing a silver nitrate solution.

6. A solution of zinc chloride is reacted with ammonium sulfide.

7. A piece of sodium is dropped into a beaker of water.

8. A solution of sodium carbonate is placed in a test tube containing hydrochloric acid.

9. A test tube full of sodium hydroxide is poured in a beaker containing ammonium nitrate.

10. Barium chloride solution is poured into a test tube containing sulfuric acid.

11. Fluorine is heated in water to produce hydrofluoric acid and oxygen.

12. Lead(II) nitrate is heated to produce lead(II) oxide, nitrogen monoxide and oxygen.

3. Aluminum and oxygen is heated to form aluminum oxide.

14. A magnesium strip is placed into a beaker of hydrochloric acid.

15. Cobalt(II) chloride, hexahydrate decomposes in the presence of heat to produce colbalt(II) chloride and water.

PART III - Percent Composition
Directions: Determine the percent of oxygen in each of the following compounds.

1. lithium nitrate

2. sodium permanganate

3. ammonium sulfate,

4. potassium hydroxide

5. iron(III) hydrogen carbonate, pentahydrate

PART III - Stoichiometry
Directions: For problems 1 - 10 in Part I, assume that there are 2 grams of each reagent. How much product will be produced in each question?

ANSWER SHEET
Parts II & III

PART I:

                            Balanced Equation                                                        Reaction Type

1.______________________________________________    ___________________________

2.______________________________________________    ___________________________

3.______________________________________________    ___________________________

4.______________________________________________    ___________________________

5.______________________________________________    ___________________________

6.______________________________________________    ___________________________

7.______________________________________________    ___________________________

8.______________________________________________    ___________________________

9.______________________________________________    ___________________________

10.______________________________________________    ___________________________

11.______________________________________________    ___________________________

12.______________________________________________    ___________________________

13.______________________________________________    ___________________________

14.______________________________________________    ___________________________

15.______________________________________________    ___________________________

PART II                                                                                                                                                                                                            Percent Oxygen

1.___________________________________

2.___________________________________

3.___________________________________

4.___________________________________

5.___________________________________

PART III

1. ________________________________________________________________

2. ________________________________________________________________

3. ________________________________________________________________

4. ________________________________________________________________

5. ________________________________________________________________

6. ________________________________________________________________

7. ________________________________________________________________

8. ________________________________________________________________

9. ________________________________________________________________

10.________________________________________________________________

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Symbol	Number of protons in nucleus	Number of neutrons in nucleus	Number of electrons
	33	42
¹²⁸Te			54
	16	16
	81	123
²³⁸U
⁸⁹Y
	35	44
	15	16
	20	20