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This document appears to be a chemistry worksheet containing multiple sections requiring the student to: 1) Complete tables providing chemical formulas, positive and negative parts of compounds, and salt formulas from acid-base reactions. 2) Write correct formulas for ion names and vice versa. 3) Assign oxidation numbers to underlined elements in chemical formulas. 4) Perform stoichiometric calculations to determine quantities such as moles, formula units, atoms, and mass from given amounts. The answers must have the correct number of significant figures.

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Quiz Name Oxidation

This document appears to be a chemistry worksheet containing multiple sections requiring the student to: 1) Complete tables providing chemical formulas, positive and negative parts of compounds, and salt formulas from acid-base reactions. 2) Write correct formulas for ion names and vice versa. 3) Assign oxidation numbers to underlined elements in chemical formulas. 4) Perform stoichiometric calculations to determine quantities such as moles, formula units, atoms, and mass from given amounts. The answers must have the correct number of significant figures.

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Name: ________________________________________ Date: __________Class Number ______

Yr/sec :_________ SCORE:_______

A.Complete the ff. table. No erasures

Name of compound Positive part Negative part Formula of compound

1 . chloric acid

2. Aluminum Sulfide

3. Lead (IV) hydroxide

4. Gold (III) Oxide

5. hydriodic acid

6. Magnesium phospide

7. calcium nitride

8. nickel (III) oxalate

9. iron(III) carbonate

10. hydrogen peroxide

11. HClO2

12. P2O5

13 Li2SO4

14 SnCl4

15 NaHCO3

16. Co(OH)3

17. Li2O2

18. PbO2

19. SbCl3

20. N2O3
B. Complete the following acid-base reactions. Identify and name the salt formed in each case.

1. Ba(OH)2 + H2SO4 ___________

2. NaOH + HNO2 ___________

3. Al(OH)3 + HBr ___________

4. Sn(OH)4 + H2C2O4 __________________

C. Write a correct formula for each name of anion or vice versa. No erasures.

_________ 1. NO2- __________ 6. Bisulfate ______11. C2O4 2-

_________2. HSO3-! __________ 7. Chlorite ______ 12. SO42-

_________ 3. Fe(CN)6-4 ___________ 8. Thiosulfate _______13. ClO31-

_________ 4. ClO3-! ___________9. Chromate ______14. MnO41-

_________ 5. C2H3O2-! ___________10. Oxalate ______15. Cr2O72-

D. Assign a correct oxidation number for each of the underlined elements. No erasures.

________1. ClO2+ _________6. N2H4

________2. Al2(SO4)3 _____________7. Hg2Cl2

________3. NiSO3 _________8. CO(NH2)2

________4. NH4ClO3 _________9. UO22+

________5. Sn(OH)62- ____________


10. Cu(NO2)2

E. Calculate the quantities as indicated. Express all answers with correct number of significant figures.

1. Find the number of formula units in each of the following


a. 3.15 moles of barium chloride
b. 45.2 g of tin(IV) nitride
c. 12.9 moles zinc oxide

2. Find the number of atoms of S present in


a. 76.3 g of sulfur trioxide
b. 524 g of magnesium sulfite
c. 4.23 moles of iron (III) sulfide
3. Find the number of molecules in
a. 190.0 grams of oxygen difluoride
b. 15.82 moles of acetic acid
c. 579 grams of fluorine gas
d. 7.55 moles of carbon monoxide

4.Find the number of moles in


a. 264 g of carbon disulfide
b. 21.3 g of bromine liquid
c. 2.57 x1024 FU of potassium oxide
d. 5.11x1025 molecules carbon tetrachloride

5 Find the mass, in grams of Br atoms in


a. 2,56 x1023 FU of calcium bromide
b. 67.6 g of nickel (III ) bromide
c. 4.14x1024 molecules of phosphorous tribromide
d. 2.11x1022 molecules of bromine gas

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