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    Babcock University, Ilishan, Remo

    Mid- Semester 2014/2015 Examination Computer Science B

    Chemistry 101

    1. Answer True of False


    / (a) The major T
    four elements trurt~akes up our body are Carbon, hydrogen, Oxygen and
    Nitrogen R.UE J V
    Calcium is essential, to the wellbeing of our bones and teeth Tl\ U E:
    When a body looses calcium, its bone density increases fA\... SC-- / </ _
    Brass is made up of iron and copper TR uE: /
    (e) One cm3 is the same as one milliliter f:Al.-S E. er---- \ V
    (f) Two electrons can have the same spin number when occupying the same energy
    orbital I= ALSE .
    (g) Trace metals are part of the constituents of a human body ,!= A L 5E. 'X /
    (h) Number of moles ofa concentrated solution and the diluted one are different Trzu.c:
    FA~ rE
    1/
    (i) A region where there is a high probability offinding an electron is called spin region
    G) Electron affinity of an element increases down the group f /\LSE.
    2. Calculate the contribution of each chlorine isotope t9 the atomic mass of cli,orine, if
    they occur Jn na~e as 75.76% and 24.24% in nature respectively? (Chlorine isotopes
    1
    are Chlorine 35 and 37) . .
    3. Expre§s the following ~U!Jlbers in thy standard ,form and what will.~e the prefixes for
    the numbers ~- ----=~,-,;:-- ---=-
    ( 1) .1000000000000000 f X l Of$ r-e.fi )(.., Is I
    -:.12
    (2) 0.000000000001 l X .ill .prc.+1-"- I s / , .
    3b.For each of the following, give an answer with the correct number of significant
    figures J
    I5, l cf 7 . (OH-€ cJ 3 sf· V

    0 ct
    (a) 0.825 X 3.6 X 5.1

    (b) (5 X 10'5)(1.05 X
    4
    10 )/(8 .24 X 10'
    8
    ) 63'7l :S 5C, · :12.3 3s-~ -

    2) 3Scl (ch(o, lvU.)


    (Y1o<I -:;: 35>< 75•76
    100
    -:: :2b-5f(; J \ 1)
    1/
    --
    37c(
    {Y) o( :i -:: 37x'2r+ · 14
    . !ov J \U
    -:= <g- 16'1
    ;M-c5-/=e i %':f{::H - 3=:75=vcf:ff

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