A. The mass of a solute C12H22O11 is 55.38 g and the concentration of the solution is 0.150 M. What's the volume in liters of the solution?     a)  0.162 L   b)  1.62 L   c)  0.108 L   d)  1.08 L B. Determine which two molecules are polar   a)  CH3Cl & C2   b)  C2 & SO4   c)  None of the above   d)  SO4 & CH3Cl   C. List the elements in order of decreasing electronegativity   Question 17 options:   Rb > Si > Cl > Ca > Ga   Cl > Si > Ca > Ga > Rb   Rb > Cl > Ca > Ga > Si   Cl > Si > Ga > Ca > Rb D.  Arrange the following intermolecular forces in order of decreasing relative strength   a)  hydrogen bonding > dipole-dipole > dispersion force   b)  dipole-dipole > hydrogen bonding > dispersion force   c)  dipole-dipole > dispersion force > hydrogen bonding   d)  hydrogen bonding > dispersion force > dipole-dipole

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A. The mass of a solute C12H22O11 is 55.38 g and the concentration of the solution is 0.150 M. What's the volume in liters of the solution?
 
 

a) 

0.162 L

 

b) 

1.62 L

 

c) 

0.108 L

 

d) 

1.08 L

B. Determine which two molecules are polar

 

a) 

CH3Cl & C2

 

b) 

C2 & SO4

 

c) 

None of the above

 

d) 

SO4 & CH3Cl

 
C. List the elements in order of decreasing electronegativity
 
Question 17 options:
 

Rb > Si > Cl > Ca > Ga

 

Cl > Si > Ca > Ga > Rb

 

Rb > Cl > Ca > Ga > Si

 

Cl > Si > Ga > Ca > Rb

D. 

Arrange the following intermolecular forces in order of decreasing relative strength

 

a) 

hydrogen bonding > dipole-dipole > dispersion force

 

b) 

dipole-dipole > hydrogen bonding > dispersion force

 

c) 

dipole-dipole > dispersion force > hydrogen bonding

 

d) 

hydrogen bonding > dispersion force > dipole-dipole

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