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    1. The document contains a topical test on chemical equations and stoichiometry with 6 questions. It asks the student to write chemical equations, calculate relative molecular masses, masses of elements, and volumes and numbers of gas molecules in various chemical reactions. 2. Question 1 asks the student to write chemical equations for 5 reactions including sodium reacting with oxygen, magnesium carbonate reacting with hydrochloric acid, aluminum reacting with copper(II) oxide, copper(II) nitrate decomposing when heated, and iron reacting with chlorine. 3. Question 2 asks the student to calculate the relative molecular mass of the artificial sweetener aspartame given its molecular formula of C14H18

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    1. The document contains a topical test on chemical equations and stoichiometry with 6 questions. It asks the student to write chemical equations, calculate relative molecular masses, masses of elements, and volumes and numbers of gas molecules in various chemical reactions. 2. Question 1 asks the student to write chemical equations for 5 reactions including sodium reacting with oxygen, magnesium carbonate reacting with hydrochloric acid, aluminum reacting with copper(II) oxide, copper(II) nitrate decomposing when heated, and iron reacting with chlorine. 3. Question 2 asks the student to calculate the relative molecular mass of the artificial sweetener aspartame given its molecular formula of C14H18

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    1. The document contains a topical test on chemical equations and stoichiometry with 6 questions. It asks the student to write chemical equations, calculate relative molecular masses, masses of elements, and volumes and numbers of gas molecules in various chemical reactions. 2. Question 1 asks the student to write chemical equations for 5 reactions including sodium reacting with oxygen, magnesium carbonate reacting with hydrochloric acid, aluminum reacting with copper(II) oxide, copper(II) nitrate decomposing when heated, and iron reacting with chlorine. 3. Question 2 asks the student to calculate the relative molecular mass of the artificial sweetener aspartame given its molecular formula of C14H18

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    Name

    :_______________________________________________________________________
    Class : _______________________________

    TOPICAL TEST CHAPTER 3

    1. Write down the chemical equation of the following reactions

    a. Sodium reacts with oxygen to produce a white metallic oxide.

    ______________________________________________________

    b. Chemical reaction between magnesium carbonate, MgCO 3, and dilute


    hydrochloric acid, HCl. Magnesium Chloride, MgCl 2, water and carbon
    dioxide are formed.

    ________________________________________________________

    c. Aluminum reacts with copper (II) oxide to produce copper and


    aluminium oxide.

    ________________________________________________________

    d. When copper (II) nitrate is heated, it decomposes to produce copper


    (II) oxide, nitrogen dioxide and oxygen.

    ________________________________________________________

    e. Iron reacts with chlorine, a brown iron (III) chloride is formed.

    ________________________________________________________

    2. Aspartame is an artificial sweetener that has no calorie. Its molecular


    formula is C14H18N2O5. Calculate its relative molecular mass. [Ar: H=1;
    C=12; N=14; O=16]

    3. Find the mass of the following:


    a. 4.5 x 1022 chromium atom
    b. 3 x 1024 helium atom
    [Ar: Cr= 52; He= 4. NA = 6 x 1023 mol-1]
    Name
    :_______________________________________________________________________
    Class : _______________________________

    4. 5.5 g of gas Y occupies a volume 3 dm3 at room temperature. Find the


    relative molecular mass of gas Y. [Ar: C= 12; H= 1; O= 16; N= 14. 1
    mole of gas occupies a volume 24 dm3 at room temperature]

    5. Magnesium can burn in oxygen to produce magnesium oxide.


    a. Write the chemical equation showing the reaction.
    b. Calculate the mass of magnesium oxide that formed if 4.8g of
    magnesium is burnt.
    c. Calculate the volume of oxygen needed for this combustion 3g of
    magnesium at
    room temperature.
    [A r: O= 16; Mg= 24. 1 mole of gas occupies a volume 24 dm 3 at room
    temperature]
    Name
    :_______________________________________________________________________
    Class : _______________________________

    6. Hydrogen peroxide, H2O2, decomposes to give water and oxygen. Write


    the chemical equation showing the reaction. If 1.7g of Hydrogen
    peroxide decomposes, calculate
    a. the volume of oxygen produced at room conditions.
    b. the number of molecules of oxygen produced in the reaction.
    [NA=6x1023 mol-1]

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