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STRAIGHTERLINE CHEMISTRY EXAM 2025/2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS GRADED A+ || 100% GUARANTEED PASS RECENT VERSION 1. transition metal ionic compounds - ANSWER️indicate charge on metal with Roman numerals 2. molecular compounds - ANSWER️nonmetals or nonmetals + metalloids 3. diatomic molecules - ANSWER️made up of two atoms 4. ion - ANSWER️taking a neutral atom and adding or removing one or more electrons 5. anion - ANSWER️a negatively charged ion, when electrons are gained 6. cation - ANSWER️a positively charged ion, when electrons are lost 7. ionic compound - ANSWER️compound forms between a metal and a nonmetal 8. binary compounds - ANSWER️compounds composed of two elements, two classes of binary compounds: compounds that contain a metal and a nonmetal, compounds that contain two nonmetals 9. binary ionic compound - ANSWER️contains a cation (written first) and an anion 10. calculating mass from moles - ANSWER️1 mol of element: 1x mass of element(g) 11. calculating moles from mass - ANSWER️mass(g)x (1mol of element/molar mass(g)) 12. percent composition of compounds - ANSWER️mass of each element/ molar mass 13. calculating mass percent - ANSWER️find mass of each individual element and divide by molar mass 14. empirical formula - ANSWER️simplest formula 15. molecular formula - ANSWER️multiple of empirical formula 16. calculating empirical formula - ANSWER️Example: - 4.151 g Al x(1 mol Al/26.98 g Al)= 0.1539 mol Al atoms, 3.692 x(1 mol O/16 g O)= o.2308 mol O atoms - 0.1539 mol Al/0.1539= 1 mol Al atoms, 0.2308/0.1539= 1.5 mol O atoms (can't round 1.5) - Al₂O3 17. Calculating empirical formula from percent composition - ANSWER️assume 100 g, same as determining empirical formula 18. calculating molecular formula - ANSWER️molecular mass/empirical formula molar mass 19. barometer - ANSWER️device that measures atmospheric pressure 20. units of pressure - ANSWER️1 atm= 760.0 mm Hg= 760.0 torr= 14.69 psi 21. SI unit of pressure is the pascal - ANSWER️1 standard atmosphere = 101,325 Pa 22. Boyle's Law - ANSWER️volume and pressure have an inverse relationship, P₁V₁=P₂V₂ 23. Charles ' law - ANSWER️volume increases when the temperature increases, a direct relationship, when the number of moles and pressure are constant 24. Avogadro's Law - ANSWER️volume and number of moles have a direct relationship when temperature and pressure are constant 25. Ideal gas law - ANSWER️ PV = nRT 26. partial pressure law - ANSWER️ total = P₁ + P₂ 27. When there is one mol of anything - ANSWER️it can't be a solid, liquid, or gas because there needs to be multiple atoms 28. Finding empirical formula with diatomic molecules - ANSWER️use its molar mass of H NOT H₂ 29. A metallic oxide is 21.23% oxygen. The metal has a 4+ charge. What is the metal? - ANSWER️find moles for oxygen and ratio of moles from oxygen to M and cross multiply (2 mol O- 1 mol M), subtract 21.23 from 100 g and use g/mol to find molar mass and element, use grams of O, not O₂ 30. You find a compound composed only of element "X" and hydrogen, and know that it is 88.81% element X by mass. Each molecule has 2.00 times as many H atoms as X atoms. What is element X? (enter the chemical symbol) - ANSWER️use ratio (2 mol H/1 mol X)=11.10 mol H/x mol x. Then use grams/mol 31. The left side of the container is evacuated (it is a vacuum; the volume is 8.19L). The helium in the right side of the container is at 3.99 atm (the volume of the right side of the container is 2.86L). After the valve is opened, what is the pressure of the helium gas in the entire container? Assume constant temperature, ideal behavior, and that the volume of the valve is too small to worry about. - ANSWER️use pressure of entire container, use P₁V₁=P₂V₂ 3.99(2.86)= 11.4114, 8.19+2.86=11.05 11.05P=11.4114= 1.03atm

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STRAIGHTERLINE CHEMISTRY
EXAM 2025/2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
GRADED A+ || 100% GUARANTEED PASS
RECENT VERSION


1. transition metal ionic compounds - ANSWER indicate charge on metal
with Roman numerals


2. molecular compounds - ANSWER nonmetals or nonmetals + metalloids



3. diatomic molecules - ANSWER made up of two atoms



4. ion - ANSWER taking a neutral atom and adding or removing one or
more electrons


5. anion - ANSWER a negatively charged ion, when electrons are gained



6. cation - ANSWER a positively charged ion, when electrons are lost



7. ionic compound - ANSWER compound forms between a metal and a
nonmetal

,8. binary compounds - ANSWER compounds composed of two elements,
two classes of binary compounds: compounds that contain a metal and a
nonmetal, compounds that contain two nonmetals


9. binary ionic compound - ANSWER contains a cation (written first) and
an anion


10.calculating mass from moles - ANSWER 1 mol of element: 1x mass of
element(g)


11.calculating moles from mass - ANSWER mass(g)x (1mol of
element/molar mass(g))


12.percent composition of compounds - ANSWER mass of each element/
molar mass


13.calculating mass percent - ANSWER find mass of each individual
element and divide by molar mass


14.empirical formula - ANSWER simplest formula



15.molecular formula - ANSWER multiple of empirical formula



16.calculating empirical formula - ANSWER Example:
- 4.151 g Al x(1 mol Al/26.98 g Al)= 0.1539 mol Al atoms, 3.692 x(1
mol O/16 g O)= o.2308 mol O atoms

, - 0.1539 mol Al/0.1539= 1 mol Al atoms, 0.2308/0.1539= 1.5 mol O
atoms (can't round 1.5)
- Al₂O3


17.Calculating empirical formula from percent composition -
ANSWER assume 100 g, same as determining empirical formula



18.calculating molecular formula - ANSWER molecular mass/empirical
formula molar mass


19.barometer - ANSWER device that measures atmospheric pressure


20.units of pressure - ANSWER 1 atm= 760.0 mm Hg= 760.0 torr= 14.69 psi



21.SI unit of pressure is the pascal - ANSWER 1 standard atmosphere =
101,325 Pa


22.Boyle's Law - ANSWER volume and pressure have an inverse
relationship, P₁V₁=P₂V₂


23.Charles ' law - ANSWER volume increases when the temperature
increases, a direct relationship, when the number of moles and pressure are
constant


24.Avogadro's Law - ANSWER volume and number of moles have a direct
relationship when temperature and pressure are constant

, 25.Ideal gas law - ANSWER PV = nRT



26.partial pressure law - ANSWER total = P₁ + P₂


27.When there is one mol of anything - ANSWER it can't be a solid, liquid,
or gas because there needs to be multiple atoms


28.Finding empirical formula with diatomic molecules - ANSWER use its
molar mass of H NOT H₂


29.A metallic oxide is 21.23% oxygen. The metal has a 4+ charge. What is the
metal? - ANSWER find moles for oxygen and ratio of moles from oxygen
to M and cross multiply (2 mol O- 1 mol M), subtract 21.23 from 100 g and
use g/mol to find molar mass and element, use grams of O, not O₂


30.You find a compound composed only of element "X" and hydrogen, and
know that it is 88.81% element X by mass. Each molecule has 2.00 times as
many H atoms as X atoms. What is element X? (enter the chemical symbol)
- ANSWER use ratio (2 mol H/1 mol X)=11.10 mol H/x mol x. Then use
grams/mol


31.The left side of the container is evacuated (it is a vacuum; the volume is
8.19L). The helium in the right side of the container is at 3.99 atm (the
volume of the right side of the container is 2.86L). After the valve is opened,
what is the pressure of the helium gas in the entire container? Assume
constant temperature, ideal behavior, and that the volume of the valve is too

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