Chemistry for nursing entrance exams worksheet with answers

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1.Easy

What does the octet rule state?

  1. AAtoms tend to gain, lose or share electrons to get 8 outer electrons
  2. BEvery stable atom has exactly 8 protons in its nucleus
  3. CAn atom can form a maximum of 8 covalent bonds
  4. DEvery stable molecule contains exactly 8 atoms
2.Easy

What is the SI unit of energy?

  1. ANewton
  2. BKelvin
  3. CJoule
  4. DWatt
3.Easy

What are the usual units of molar mass?

  1. Ag/mol
  2. Bg/L
  3. Cmol/L
  4. Dmol/g
4.Medium

Which substance is oxidised in the reaction 2Mg + O₂ → 2MgO?

  1. AMagnesium, because it gains electrons
  2. BOxygen, because it loses electrons
  3. CMagnesium, because it loses electrons
  4. DNeither substance changes its charge
5.Medium

Which property is typical of ionic compounds such as NaCl?

  1. ABeing soft and easily bent like metals
  2. BConducting electricity as dry solids
  3. CLow melting points and being gases at room temperature
  4. DHigh melting points; they conduct when dissolved
6.Medium

0.5 mol of KCl is dissolved to make 250 mL of solution. What is its molarity?

  1. A0.5 M
  2. B125 M
  3. C0.125 M
  4. D2 M
7.Hard

In the reaction NH₃ + H₂O ⇌ NH₄⁺ + OH⁻, which substance acts as the Brønsted–Lowry acid?

  1. AH₂O
  2. BNH₃
  3. CNH₄⁺ only
  4. DOH⁻
8.Hard

Which list puts fluorine, chlorine and bromine in order of increasing electronegativity?

  1. ACl < Br < F
  2. BF < Cl < Br
  3. CBr < F < Cl
  4. DBr < Cl < F

Answer key

  1. 1. A · Atoms tend to gain, lose or share electrons to get 8 outer electrons
  2. 2. C · Joule
  3. 3. A · g/mol
  4. 4. C · Magnesium, because it loses electrons
  5. 5. D · High melting points; they conduct when dissolved
  6. 6. D · 2 M
  7. 7. A · H₂O
  8. 8. D · Br < Cl < F

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