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Atoms and Molecules: Mass, Models and Applications

Section A: Core Ideas

Question 1mcq
Which statement correctly distinguishes molecular mass from formula unit mass?
A.Molecular mass is used for molecules; formula unit mass is used for ionic compounds.
B.Molecular mass is used only for metals.
C.Formula unit mass is used only for gases.
D.Both terms mean mass of a single proton.
Question 2mcq
Calculate the molecular mass of water, H2OH_2O. Given H=1H=1, O=16O=16.
A.17u17\,u
B.18u18\,u
C.16u16\,u
D.34u34\,u
Question 3mcq
Calculate the formula unit mass of sodium chloride, NaClNaCl. Given Na=23Na=23, Cl=35.5Cl=35.5.
A.35.5u35.5\,u
B.46u46\,u
C.58.5u58.5\,u
D.23u23\,u
Question 4mcq
In an electron dot structure of chlorine, how many valence electrons are shown around one chlorine atom?
A.1
B.2
C.8
D.7
Question 5mcq
A ball-and-stick model of CO2CO_2 should show?
A.One carbon atom connected to two oxygen atoms.
B.Two carbon atoms connected to one oxygen atom.
C.One carbon atom alone.
D.A random mixture with no fixed ratio.

Section B: Application Practice

Question 6mcq
Which everyday substance is an ionic compound used as common salt?
A.O2O_2
B.NaClNaCl
C.H2H_2
D.N2N_2
Question 7mcq
Why do we say formula unit mass of NaClNaCl instead of molecular mass?
A.NaClNaCl contains no atoms.
B.NaClNaCl has no fixed ratio.
C.NaClNaCl is ionic and exists as a lattice, not as separate molecules.
D.NaClNaCl is an element.
Question 8mcq
Calculate the molecular mass of carbon dioxide, CO2CO_2. Given C=12C=12, O=16O=16.
A.28u28\,u
B.32u32\,u
C.40u40\,u
D.44u44\,u
Question 9mcq
Calculate the formula unit mass of calcium oxide, CaOCaO. Given Ca=40Ca=40, O=16O=16.
A.56u56\,u
B.24u24\,u
C.40u40\,u
D.64u64\,u
Question 10mcq
Which electron dot idea is correct for a hydrogen molecule, H2H_2?
A.Each hydrogen loses seven electrons.
B.Two hydrogen atoms share one pair of electrons.
C.Hydrogen forms an ionic lattice like NaClNaCl.
D.No electrons are involved in bonding.