CHM 1046                      QUIZ  1                  August 30, 1996


     This quiz is take-home and open book, and it is intended that
all members of the group contribute to completing it.  Only one
copy is to be submitted by the group, and all members who
participated should sign their names below.  Test is due by 11:30
am on Tuesday, September 3.  Place in the CHM 1046 box in 208 HTL. 

                   List names in alphabetical order!

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Points

1.    For the potential reactants below:
      1)   provide the correct formulas in molecular form for the
           potential reactants;
      2)   provide correct formulas for the potential metathesis
           products in the molecular form;
      3)   write a balanced, net ionic equation, or indicate "no net
           ionic equation" if there is none;
      4)   if there is a net reaction, state your conclusion as to
           whether it goes forward, backward, or is indeterminate.


Example:   silver acetate  +  chloric acid

  1. and 2.   AgC2H3O2  +   HClO3   --->   AgClO3   +   HC2H3O2

      3.      C2H3O2-   +   H+     --->   HC2H3O2
      
      4.   reaction proceeds forward.  (weak electrolyte formed)



(3)   A.   iron(III) chloride  +  silver nitrate









(3)   B.   iron(II) phosphate  +  sodium nitrate






(3)   C.   aluminum bromide  +  iron(III) nitrate









(3)   D.   lead(II) sulfide  +  barium nitrate









(6)2. Classify each of the following in three categories:

           a.   acid, base, or salt
           b.   soluble, or insoluble
           c.   strong or weak  electrolyte

                           a.              b.              c.

      HBr


      Ba(OH)2


      acetic acid


      NH4OH


      CaCO3


(2)3. For each of the following displacement reactions, write no
      reaction if the reaction does not occur, or complete and
      balance the equation of the reaction does occur:


      Mn   +    Fe2+   --->


      Zn   +    Mg2+   --->