UNIVERSITY OF ROME SAPIENZA
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY
COURSE OF CHEMISTRY AND INTRODUCTION TO BIOCHEMISTRY - SELF EVALUATION #1

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  1) Sodium:  
  a: is an alkaline metal  
  b: is a mamber of the alogens  
  c: has no unpaired electrons  
  d: has one unpaired electron that shares in covalent bonds  
   
       
  2) Nitrogen in many compounds forms three chemical bonds because:  
  a: it is a member of the third group  
  b: it has a high electronegativity  
  c: it has three unpaired electrons  
  d: it can form three coordination bonds  
   
       
  3) The ionic properties of the bond of an atom A with an atom of chlorine:  
  a:are always negligible  
  b: increase as the electronegativity of A increases  
  c: increase as the electronegativity of A decreases  
  d: do not depend on the electronegativity of A  
   
       
  4) Two containers of identical volume contain equal masses of two different gases, both ideal, at the same temperature.  
  a: the gas with higher molecular weight exerts higher pressure  
  b: the pressures of the two gases bear no relationship with their respective molecular weight  
  c: the two gases exert the same pressure  
  d: the gas with lower molecular weight exerts higher pressure  
   
       
  5) The molar fraction of a gas in a mixture:  
  a: is identical, except for the factor of 100, to the volume percentage  
  b: is identical, except for the factor of 100, to the weight percentage  
  c: is the ratio between the mass of the gas and the mass of themixture  
  d: is independent on the partial pressure of the gas  
   
       
  6) 0,93 g of a gaseous substance that does not dissociate at P=700 mmHg and T=27oC occupy a volume of 250 mL. Which is the molecular weight of this compound?  
  a: 49  
  b: 99  
  c: 119  
  d: 199  
   
       
  7) A mixture containing 50 g O2 and 50 g CO exerts the total pressure of 600 mmHg. DEtermine the partial pressures of the two gases (in atm)? (P.A. O = 16, C = 12)  
  a: 0.789 atm and 0.789 atm  
  b: 0.394 atm and 0.394 atm  
  c: 0.320 atm and 0.469 atm  
  d: 0.368 atm and 0.421 atm  
   
       
  8) Determine the molarity of a solution prepared by diluting 100 mL of nitric acid 0.2 M with water, to the final volume of 500 mL.  
  a: 0.1 M  
  b: 0.05 M  
  c: 0.04 M  
  d: 0.02 M  
   
       
  9) 100 mL of 0.5 N HClare mixed with 150 mL of 0.1 N HCl. Determine the normality of the solution thus obtained.  
  a: 0.10 N  
  b: 0.26 N  
  c: 0.40 N  
  d: 0.50 N  
   
       
  10) Determin the molarity of a 3 m solution of ammonia (MW=17), with density 0.98 g/mL.  
  a: 3.1 M  
  b: 3.0 M  
  c: 2.9 M  
  d: 2.8 M  
   
       
   
       
   
       
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