EXAM PROBLEM #9 This question is one of the seven questions for which the lowest score will be dropped. Instructions: Type your answers to both questions in the textbox below. Label your answers A and B. Show all work on your “work” pages.  Label which problem it is (#9). Questions: The density of liquid CCl4 is 1.58 g/mL.  A sample of this liquid is 834 kg. A.   How many cubic meters is the sample? B.   How many chlorine atoms are in the sample?

EXAM PROBLEM #4 Instructions: Type your answers to the questions in the textbox below. Label your answers A, B, C, D, E, F. Show all work on your “work” page.  Label which problem it is (#4). Situation: Suppose 125 grams of O2 and 185 grams of ClO2 are combined in a closed rigid container and the following reaction occurs: 3 O2 (g)  +  4 ClO2 (g) –>  2 Cl2O7 (g) Molar masses: O2 = 32.00 g/mol  |  ClO2 = 67.45 g/mol  |  Cl2O7 = 182.90 g/mol Questions: A.   How many moles of O2 are present initially? B.   How many moles of ClO2 are present initially? C.   How many moles of O2 are present at the end? D.   How many moles of ClO2 are present at the end? E.   How many moles of Cl2O7 are present at the end? F.   What is the total pressure at the end if the container has a volume of 74.0 L and the temperature is 444 K?

People with unipolar disorders experience ____; people with bipolar disorders experience ____. 

Gordon has a unique ability that allows him to play any piece of music without any errors, after hearing it only once. He has used his unique ability to become a highly successful musician.  In this example, Gordon’s musical skills would most likely be considered 

EXAM PROBLEM #8 Instructions: Type the names or formulas for the following compounds into the textbox below. Use the subscript and superscript formatting buttons (T2 and T2) as needed. Use the naming rules from this course. Label your answers A, B, C, D. It is not necessary to put anything  on your “work” pages, but if you do, then turn that in with your other work. Type the NAMES for these compounds: A.   Cu(OH)2 B.   Br2O5 Type the FORMULAS for these compounds: C.   strontium chlorite D.   sulfuric acid

EXAM PROBLEM #8 Instructions: Type the names or formulas for the following compounds into the textbox below. Use the subscript and superscript formatting buttons (T2 and T2) as needed. Use the naming rules from this course. Label your answers A, B, C, D. It is not necessary to put anything on your “work” pages, but if you do, then turn that in with your other work. Type the NAMES for these compounds: A.   Fe(OH)2 B.   P4S6 Type the FORMULAS for these compounds: C.   aluminum bromite D.   carbonic acid

EXAM PROBLEM #8 Instructions: Type the names or formulas for the following compounds into the textbox below. Use the subscript and superscript formatting buttons (T2 and T2) as needed. Use the naming rules from this course. Label your answers A, B, C, D. It is not necessary to put anything  on your “work” pages, but if you do, then turn that in with your other work. Type the NAMES for these compounds: A.   Cr(OH)3 B.   N4Cl5 Type the FORMULAS for these compounds: C.   magnesium bromate D.  phosphoric acid

Max repeatedly worries that there will be an electrical fire, so he checks each light switch and electrical outlet and appliance several times a day. The checking is repetitive and ritualistic. Max rarely goes out because of his need to check the house. Max’s problem is 

The fact that a general statement can be seen by five different individuals as being an insightful analysis of their personality is most likely due to the __________. 

Some authors relate Freud’s personality structure to an iceberg, saying that the __________ is completely submerged in our unconscious.