Mole Practice Test

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Mole Practice Test [Answer on a separate sheet.]
1. What is an empirical formula? The lowest whole number ratio of a
compound.
2. Which of the following are empirical formulas? H
O, H
O
, C
H
O
, CH
O
2
2
2
6
12
6
2
CH
3. Convert this molecular formula into an empirical formula. C
H
2
5
10
4. What is the percent composition of Hydrogen in C
H
? Show work.
5
10
C = 12.01 X 5 = 60 g H = 1.0079 X 10 = 10
60 / 70 = 86% 10/70 = 14%
5. A compound is found to contain 63.52 % iron and 36.48 % sulfur. Find its
empirical formula. Show your work.
63.52 g X 1 mole/55.85 g = 1.14 moles
36.48 g X 1 mole/32.06 g = 1.14 moles
Fe = 1.14 moles/1.14 moles = 1 mole Fe
S = 1.14 moles/1.14 moles = 1 mole S
= FeS
6. In the laboratory, a sample is found to contain 1.05 grams of nickel and
0.29 grams oxygen. Determine the empirical formula. Show your work.
1.05 g Ni X 1 mole/58.69 g Ni = .018 moles
0.29 g O X 1 mole/15.99 g O = .018 moles
Ni .018/.018 =1
O
.018/.018 = 1
=NiO
7. A compound is 85.7 % carbon and 14.3 % hydrogen. Calculate the empirical formula.
85.7 g C X 1 mole/12.011 g C = 7.14 moles
14.3 g H X 1 mole/1.0079 g H = 14.30 moles
C = 7.14/7.14 = 1 mole C
H = 14.30/7.14 = 2 moles H
=CH
2
8. A 68 g sample of a liquid is found to contain 4 g of Hydrogen and 64 g of Oxygen. What is
the percent composition of H= 4g/68g = .059 = 5.9%H
O= 64/68 .94 = 94% O
Is this compound water? NO How do you know? Empirical Formula is HO
What is the empirical formula for this liquid? HO Show your work.
4 g H X 1 mole H/1 g = 4 moles H
64 g O X 1 mole / 16 g = 4 moles O

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