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Test 2 Form A with Answer Key - Chemistry for Engineers | CHEM 1465, Exams of Chemistry

Material Type: Exam; Professor: Savage; Class: CHEMISTRY FOR ENGINEERS; Subject: Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry; University: University of Texas - Arlington; Term: Spring 2009;

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Identify the element of Period 2 which has the following successive ionization energies, in kJ/mol, JE,, 1314 IB, 3389 1E,, $298 TR, 7471 TE, 10992 TByy 13329 1, 71345 TR, 84087 Eliminate A, Bi: hi and Bde not have more than Bem : : twit) © ancl 7 O ie Aikely because of the huge difference in TE ben A. B. COD This ie due fo the. incrediple. amour of energy needed te D. BE, Li B Ne reak, + orbit None of these choices Pesnefe™ 15, Elements with first ionization energies and electron affinities generally form anions, Anions draw electrons and are herd fo remove A. low, very negative B. high, positive or slightly negative electrons from . Finances EN Remember peredte ends for rt Temahn E, None of these is genorally correct. Energy and — Electmne zt) ahvity 16, Select the compound with the highest lattice energy. BoBwon) D Factors dictate — lattice enersy * C. Nal(s) DLiBr(s) ) Higher charge =7 pfeater JaHtee. nergy CEMBDO) 2.) émaller atomic radius ay geeke battee energy 5A 17. 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