Transcript Measurement Unit Review Game

Mole Unit Review Game
rocket : space :: submarine :
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sea
land
air
cave
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Molar mass is measured in ____.
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Moles
Atoms
Grams
mL
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Molar mass of an element is
__________.
1. Avogadro’s
number
2. Found on the
periodic table
3. The amount of
moles in 1 gram
4. All of the above
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6.022 x 1023 atoms of arsenic is
equivalent to…
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1.000 mol As
74.92 g As
All of the above
None of the above
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Which weighs the most?
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2.
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1 mole of Ca
1 mole of Mg
1 mole of Be
They all weigh the
same.
5. Your mom.
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Which contains more atoms?
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1 mole of Ca
1 mole of Mg
1 mole of Be
They all contain
the same.
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Participant Scores
500
Raisa Gregor
400
Meghan Bird
500
500
500
500
Kayleigh Rine
Anna Lawrence
Wylyn McCullough
Kristen Crable
400
400
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300
Brock Port
Lindsey Schoch
Mark Armstrong
Hailey Seibel
500
500
500
Jordyn Mihalik
Adelaide Burgess
Joseph Bertolino
300
300
300
Elle McCartney
Danelle Watson
Madisen Paige
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400
Wyatt McCool
David Meyer
300
300
Hannah Domanick
Taylor Lair
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What percentage of your current points
would you like to wager on the next
question?
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How many atoms of hydrogen are
in 3.0 moles of water, H2O?
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6.0
3.0
1.5
3.6 x 1024
1.8 x 1024
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Participant Scores
1100
1100
Kayleigh Rine
Jordyn Mihalik
625
625
Hailey Seibel
Elle McCartney
1100
1100
Raisa Gregor
Wylyn McCullough
400
400
Meghan Bird
Danelle Watson
1100
Joseph Bertolino
300
Tanner Helms
900
900
850
Brock Port
Wyatt McCool
Anna Lawrence
200
75
75
Zachary Fitzgerald
Hannah Domanick
Taylor Lair
700
David Meyer
75
Madisen Paige
Why do chemists use the mole?
1. To get the correct
amounts of atoms in
chemical reactions
2. To determine
Avogadro’s number
3. To define the atomic
mass of Carbon-12
4. All of the above
5. To confuse students!
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Why must chemists use gram,
mole, and atom conversions?
1. You can’t count to 6.022
x 1023.
2. You can’t count
individual atoms.
3. You can only physically
measure grams not
moles.
4. All of the above
5. None of the above
6. So they seem smarter
than the general public
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What is the molar mass of
nitrogen?
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7g
14.00 g
14.01 g
6.022 x 1023 g
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What is the mass of 1 atom of Kr?
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83.80 g
83.80 amu
1 mole
6.022 x 1023 amu
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What is the mass of 1.0 mole of
Nickel?
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58.6934 g
58.69 g
58.7 g
59 g
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30%
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15%
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Participant Scores
1500
Jordyn Mihalik
925
Elle McCartney
1500
1500
1400
1300
Joseph Bertolino
Wylyn McCullough
Raisa Gregor
Kayleigh Rine
900
900
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600
Meghan Bird
David Meyer
Danelle Watson
Tanner Helms
1300
1250
1200
Brock Port
Anna Lawrence
Wyatt McCool
600
475
275
Zachary Fitzgerald
Madisen Paige
Taylor Lair
1000
925
Lindsey Schoch
Hailey Seibel
200
200
Adelaide Burgess
Mark Armstrong
What percentage of your current points
would you like to wager on the next
question?
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5.
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100%
How many moles of oxygen in 6.00
moles of N2O5?
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6.00
5.00
5
30.0
11.00
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Participant Scores
3100
3100
Jordyn Mihalik
Joseph Bertolino
1300
1150
Tanner Helms
Zachary Fitzgerald
3100
2900
2700
2700
Wylyn McCullough
Raisa Gregor
Brock Port
Kayleigh Rine
1000
931.25
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Meghan Bird
Madisen Paige
David Meyer
Danelle Watson
2287.5
1850
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Anna Lawrence
Lindsey Schoch
Hailey Seibel
581.25
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500
Taylor Lair
Adelaide Burgess
Kristen Crable
1300
Wyatt McCool
406.25
Hannah Domanick
Convert 525,600 minutes to weeks.
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52.14
0.8691
365
8760
1.000
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Convert 41,200 mg to kg.
(1000 mg = 1 g; 1000 g = 1 kg)
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41,200,000,000
41,200,000
41,200
41.2
0.0412
0.0000412
0.0000000412
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How many moles in 32.00 g of O?
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2.000
512.0
1.927 x 1025
5.314 x 10-23
1.204 x 1024
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How many atoms in 32.00 g of O?
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2.000
512.0
1.927 x 1025
5.314 x 10-23
1.204 x 1024
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How many moles in 4.40 x 1023
atoms of N?
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0.0522
0.731
10.2
3.14 x 1022
6.16 x 1024
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Participant Scores
3600
Wylyn McCullough
1600
Tanner Helms
3600
Jordyn Mihalik
1331.2
5
Madisen Paige
3600
Joseph Bertolino
1250
Zachary Fitzgerald
3400
3200
Raisa Gregor
Kayleigh Rine
1100
1000
Meghan Bird
Adelaide Burgess
3200
Brock Port
1000
Kristen Crable
2687.5
Anna Lawrence
1000
Danelle Watson
What percentage of your current points
would you like to wager on the next
question?
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What is the mass of 3.50 x 1024
atoms of fluorine?
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5.81 mol F
110. g F
6.65 x 1025 g
5.81 x 1046 g
3.06 x 1045 g
5.81 mol F
110. mol F
1.84 x 1023 g
1.11 x 1047 g
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Participant Scores
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Wylyn McCullough
2100
Kristen Crable
7300
Jordyn Mihalik
1817.1
9
Taylor Lair
7300
Joseph Bertolino
1712.5
Hannah Domanick
6900
Raisa Gregor
Madisen Paige
6500
6500
4803.1
3
4800
Kayleigh Rine
Brock Port
Anna Lawrence
1331.2
5
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250
Lindsey Schoch
0
Emma Finley
Meghan Bird
Danelle Watson
David Meyer