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4. What is the pH of a solution prepared from 0.250 mol of NH

3

 dissolved in sufficient 

water to make 1.00 L of solution? (

K

b

 = 1.8 x 10

-5

)  

a.

 

2.12  

b.

 

2.67  

c.

 

8.92  

d.

 

11.33  

e.

 

13.40  

5. Which of the following reactions illustrate Al(OH)

3

 acting as a Lewis acid?  

a.

 

Al(OH)

3

 

 Al

3+

 + 3OH

-

  

b.

 

Al(OH)

3

 + OH

-

 

 Al(OH)

2

O

-

 + H

2

O  

c.

 

Al(OH)

3

 + OH

-

 

 Al(OH)

4

-

  

d.

 

Al(OH)

3

 + 3H

+

 

 Al

3+

 + 3H

2

O  

e.

 

Al

3+

 + 3OH

-

 

 Al(OH)

3

  

6. Which of the following pairs of species is 

not

 a conjugate acid-base pair?  

a.  HCl and H

+

  

b. HSO

4

-

 and SO

4

2-

  

c. H

2

SO

4

 and HSO

4

-

  

d. H

2

O and OH

-

  

      e.  NH

3

 and NH

2

-

  

7. Consider each of the following pairs of acids. Which statement is correct?  

a. HClO

2

 is a stronger acid than HClO

4

.  

b. H

2

SO

4

 is a stronger acid than H

2

SeO

4

.  

c. H

2

O is a stronger acid than HF.  

d. H

2

S is a stronger acid than H

2

Se.  

      e.  HS

-

 is a stronger acid than H

2

S.  

8. Consider the reaction  
CH

3

NH

2

 + H

2

 CH

3

NH

3

+

 + OH

-

 

where CH

3

NH

is methylamine and CH

3

NH

3

+

 is the methylammonium ion. Select the 

correct description of this reaction in terms of Lewis acid-base theory.  

a.  Methylamine serves as a Lewis acid in the forward reaction and 

methylammonium ion serves as a Lewis base in the reverse reaction.  

b.  Water serves as a Lewis base in the forward reaction and the hydroxide ion serves 

as a Lewis base in the reverse reaction.  

c.  Methylamine serves as a Lewis base in the forward reaction and hydroxide ion 

serves as a Lewis acid in the reverse reaction.  

d.  Water serves as a Lewis acid in the forward reaction and methylammonium ion 

serves as a Lewis base in the reverse reaction.  

e.  Methylamine serves as a Lewis base in the forward reaction and hydroxide ion 

serves as a Lewis base in the reverse reaction.  

Comments:

Multiple choice questions in General Chemistry

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