Questions:
I. One isotope of carbon, C, has 6 protons and 8 neutrons. What is the atomic number, Z?
2. One isotope of potassium, K, has 19 protons and 20 neutrons. What is the mass number, A?
3. How many neutrons does an atom of gallium-71 ("Ga) have?
4. How many protons does an atom of "Ga have?
5. What is the calculated value of the abundance mass of carbon-13?
6. What is the calculated value of the average atomic mass of carbon?
7. In mass spectrometry, what is used to bombard the sample?
8. What does m/z mean?
9. Three columns show up in the mass spectrum of a certain element, where each column represents a different isotope of that element. If the first column is 3.04 cm high, the second column is 0.38 em high, and the third column is 0.42 cm high, what is the relative abundance of the isotope represented by the first column?
10. What ratio helps establish connectivity between oil and gas reservoirs?

Compound A:
Data
1. Melting point range of Compound A:
2. Solubility of Compound A: H2O _____ C7H8 _____ EtOH ______
Results:
3. Name of Compound A: ______
Compound B:
(Tell what reagents were used. do not include amounts. Use complete sentences. If you did not have a Cpd.B. give the experimental evidence to support why you believe it was absent).
1. Anion: Describe the identification test for carbonate ion and give your observations.
2. Cation: Describe the flame or qualitative test for the metal ion and give your observations.
Results:
3. Give the complete name or formula of Compound B: _________
Compound C:
Data: (Tell what reagents were used, do not include amounts. Use complete it sentences. absent.) If you did not have a Cpd.C, give the experimental evidence to support why you believe it was Absent).
1. Anion: not have Describe a the identification test for chloride ion and give your
2. Cation: Describe the flame or qualitative test for the metal ion and give your observations
Results:
3. Give the complete name or formula of Compound C: _______

Questions: I. One isotope of carbon, C, has 6 protons and 8 neutro...