Chemistry Exam

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Question 1 of 56

What is the letter for Hydrogen?

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Question 2 of 56

What is the melting point of the substance shown in the graph?

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10 Degrees Celcius
30 Degrees Celcius
50 degrees celcius
20 degrees celcius

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Question 3 of 56

What is the letter for Helium

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Question 4 of 56

What is the letter for Lithium?

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Question 5 of 56

What is the letter for Beryllium?

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Question 6 of 56

What is the letter for Carbon?

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Question 7 of 56

What is the letter for Boron?

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Question 8 of 56

Draw a graph

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WRONG ANSWER

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Question 9 of 56

What is the letter for Nitrogen?

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Question 10 of 56

What is the letter for Oxegon?

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Question 11 of 56

What is the letter for Flourine?

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Question 12 of 56

What is the letter for Neon?

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Question 13 of 56

What is the letter for Magnesium?

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Question 14 of 56

What is the letter for Aluminum?

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Question 15 of 56

What is the letter for Sodium?

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Question 16 of 56

What is the letter for Silicon?

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Question 17 of 56

What is the letter for Phosphorus?

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Question 18 of 56

What is the letter for Sulfor?

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Question 19 of 56

What is the letter for Chlorine?

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Question 20 of 56

What is the letter for Argon?

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Question 21 of 56

What is the letter for Potasium?

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Question 22 of 56

What is the letter for Calcium?

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Question 23 of 56

What is the letter for Magnesium?

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Question 24 of 56

What is the letter for Iron?

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Question 25 of 56

What is the letter for Colbot?

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Question 26 of 56

What is the letter for Copper?

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Question 27 of 56

What is the letter for Zinc?

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Question 28 of 56

What is happening to the average kinetic energy of the particles in segment BC?

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PE increases, KE remains still
KE Increases, PE remains still

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Question 29 of 56

What is the letter for Bromine?

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Question 30 of 56

What is the letter for Silver?

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Question 31 of 56

Identify the process that takes place during line segment DE of the heating curve shown.

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Vaporization
Condensation
Boiling point
Melting Point

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Question 32 of 56

What is the letter for Tin?

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Question 33 of 56

Identify one line segment on the heating curve shown where the average KE of the particles of the NaCl sample is shown.

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Question 34 of 56

Describe in terms of particle behavior or energy, what is happening to substance X during line segment BC in the given diagram.

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KE stays the same/ PE increases
PE stays the same/ KE increases

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Question 35 of 56

Which segment of the graph shown represents a gas phase only?

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AB
BC
CD
O-2 MIN
3-5 MIN

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Question 36 of 56

What is the letter for Iodine?

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Question 37 of 56

What is the letter for Gold?

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Question 38 of 56

Which picture shows the liquid/solid/gas particles at point F?

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Question 39 of 56

What is the letter for Mercury?

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Question 40 of 56

What is the letter for Lead?

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Question 41 of 56

Read in picture

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WRONG ANSWER

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Question 42 of 56

Read picture

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WRONG ANSWER

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Question 43 of 56

Identify a line segment in the given diagram in which the average KE is increasing.

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Question 44 of 56

What is the letter for Uranium?

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Question 45 of 56

A liquids boiling point is the temperature at which its vapor pressure is equal to the atomic pressure. Using the Vapor Pressure of Four Liquids reference table, what is the boiling point of propane at an atmospheric pressure of 70 kPa?

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40 degrees celcius
50 degrees celcius
45 degrees celcius

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Question 46 of 56

Based on the given information, compare the amount of heat required to vaporize the 200- gram sample of H20(l) at its boiling point to the amount of heat required to melt the 200- gram sample of H2O at its boiling point?

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Hf is lower then Hv
Hv is lower then Hf

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Question 47 of 56

Determine the total amount of heat required to completely melt the given sample.

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THIS IS THE CORRECT ANSWER
THIS IS NOT THE RIGHT ANSWER

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Question 48 of 56

What accounts for the fact that CD is longer then segment AB?

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Question 49 of 56

What is the temperature of the sample ethanol mentioned in the excerpt?

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70 degrees celcius
75 degrees celcius
77 degrees celcius
79 degrees celcius

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Question 50 of 56

Describe what happens to the potential energy of the CO2 molecules as the given phase change occurs.

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PE increases
PE decreases

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Question 51 of 56

Read in picture

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KE is constant/ PE increases
PE is constant/ KE increases

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Question 52 of 56

Read in picture

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CORRECT ANSWER
WRONG ANSWER

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Question 53 of 56

Determine amount of heat to fully melt the sample.

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30kJ
15 Kj

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Question 54 of 56

Based on the graph what is the boiling point?

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120 degrees celcius
70 degrees celcius

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Question 55 of 56

Determine the boiling point of water when Atmospheric pressure is 90 kPa

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97 degrees celcius
-1 degrees celcius

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Question 56 of 56

Read question

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Freezing or Solidification or Crystilization
Heating or Melting or Vaporization

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Chemistry Exam

Question 1 of 56

What is the letter for Hydrogen?

Select one of the following:

Explanation

Question 2 of 56

What is the melting point of the substance shown in the graph?

Select one of the following:

Explanation

Question 3 of 56

What is the letter for Helium

Select one of the following:

Explanation

Question 4 of 56

What is the letter for Lithium?

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Explanation

Question 5 of 56

What is the letter for Beryllium?

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Explanation

Question 6 of 56

What is the letter for Carbon?

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Explanation

Question 7 of 56

What is the letter for Boron?

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Explanation

Question 8 of 56

Draw a graph

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Explanation

Question 9 of 56

What is the letter for Nitrogen?

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Question 10 of 56

What is the letter for Oxegon?

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Explanation

Question 11 of 56

What is the letter for Flourine?

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Question 12 of 56

What is the letter for Neon?

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Question 13 of 56

What is the letter for Magnesium?

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Question 14 of 56

What is the letter for Aluminum?

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Question 15 of 56

What is the letter for Sodium?

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Question 16 of 56

What is the letter for Silicon?

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Question 17 of 56

What is the letter for Phosphorus?

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Question 18 of 56

What is the letter for Sulfor?

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Question 19 of 56

What is the letter for Chlorine?

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Question 20 of 56

What is the letter for Argon?