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Chapter 5 Multiple Choice Questions
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Chapter 5 Multiple Choice Questions
Acids and bases
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A Brønsted-Lowry acid is defined as ________________, while a Brønsted-Lowry base is defined as ________________.
an H
+
donor; an H
+
acceptor
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an H
+
acceptor; an H
+
donor
correct
incorrect
an H
+
donor; an OH
–
donor
correct
incorrect
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The weaker the acid, the _____________ the p
K
a
.
greater
correct
incorrect
smaller
correct
incorrect
p
K
a
does not change with changing acid strength.
correct
incorrect
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Predict the approximate pK
a
values of H
3
PO
4
, H
2
PO
4
–
, and HPO
4
2–
.
approximately 4, 9, and 14, respectively
correct
incorrect
approximately 3, 8, and 13, respectively
correct
incorrect
approximately 5, 10, and 15, respectively
correct
incorrect
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Identify the correct statement:
Metallic elements typically form acidic oxides; nonmetals typically form basic oxides. Elements exhibiting amphotherism form oxides that can react with acids and bases.
correct
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Metallic elements typically form acidic oxides; nonmetals typically form basic oxides. Elements exhibiting amphotherism react neither with acids nor with bases.
correct
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Metallic elements typically form basic oxides; nonmetals typically form acidic oxides. Elements exhibiting amphotherism form oxides that can react with acids and bases.
correct
incorrect
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Iron(III) forms octahedral aquaions in acidic solutions. Identify the correct formula of the ion:
[Fe(H
2
O)
6
]
3+
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[Fe(HO)
6
]
3+
correct
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[Fe(HO)
6
]
3–
correct
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From the list that follows, select the choices that would be Lewis acids:
(1) molecules that would complete an octet by accepting an electron pair;
(2) metal cations that form coordination bonds;
(3) molecules or ions with complete octets that can either expand their valence shells or rearrange their valence electrons to accept an additional electron pair.
Only the first choice would be a Lewis acid.
correct
incorrect
All choices would be Lewis acids.
correct
incorrect
Only the first and third choices would be Lewis acids.
correct
incorrect
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"Formation of complexes can be viewed as a Lewis acid/base reaction." This statement is:
Incorrect.
correct
incorrect
Only partially correct, i.e., only the metal ion that forms the complex is a Lewis acid; there is no Lewis base.
correct
incorrect
Correct.
correct
incorrect
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For each mole of H
3
PO
4
and of Na
2
HPO
4
mixed in aqueous solution:
approximately 2 mol of H
2
PO
4
–
are formed.
correct
incorrect
about 1 mol of H
2
PO
4
–
is formed.
correct
incorrect
No H
2
PO
4
–
is present in the solution.
correct
incorrect
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If the
K
b
of pyridine, C
5
H
5
N, is 1.8×10
–9
, then what is the
K
a
of its conjugate acid, C
5
H
5
NH
+
?
5.72×10
–5
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incorrect
5.55×10
–6
correct
incorrect
4.06×10
–10
correct
incorrect
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Find the correct statement:
Longer hydrogen bonds are weaker and more electrostatic in nature than shorter hydrogen bonds.
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Hydrogen bond is a result of a strong interaction between a hydrogen atom bound to a very electropositive element and a lone electron pair on a neighbouring atom.
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A short hydrogen bond can be expected to have a high degree of electrostatic character because the element with lone pairs has high electronegativity.
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