A) It absorbs UV radiation and undergoes fragmentation.
B) It reflects UV radiation back into space.
C) It reflects heat back into space.
D) It emits UV radiation when excited by sunlight.
E) none of the above
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A) In going from nitrogen to oxygen to fluorine the atoms get larger.This means a greater nuclear charge,which translates into stronger chemical bonds.
B) In going from nitrogen to oxygen to fluorine the atoms get smaller.This means a greater nuclear charge,which translates into stronger chemical bonds.
C) In going from nitrogen to oxygen to fluorine the atoms get larger.This means that the bonding atoms are farther apart,which translates into a greater bond energy.
D) In going from nitrogen to oxygen to fluorine the atoms get smaller.This means that the bonding atoms are closer together,which translates into a greater bond energy.
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A) 540 kJ/mole
B) -540 kJ/mole
C) 125 kJ/mole
D) -125 kJ/mole
E) not enough information given
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A) Ozone continually rises from the troposphere.
B) Ozone is too diffuse.
C) Ozone breaks into fragments that can reassemble into more ozone.
D) UV radiation generates more ozone.
E) c and d
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A) 12 amu
B) 16 amu
C) 18 amu
D) 32 amu
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A) a
B) b
C) c
D) d
E) All have the same activation energy.
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A) 44 amu
B) 56 amu
C) 58.9 amu
D) 118 amu
E) none of the above
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A) a
B) b
C) c
D) d
E) All have the same activation energy.
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A) H2
B) C
C) CH4
D) H4
E) none of the above
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A) 6.02 ×
B) 8.36 ×
C) 1.51 ×
D) More information is needed.
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A) 1/10
B) 1/20
C) 40 times
D) 100 times
E) 10 times
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A) The alcohol absorbs the carbon dioxide bubbles before they escape the liquid phase.
B) Alcohol molecules are more massive than water molecules,hence they move slower and their collisions are not as forceful.
C) The tablet reacts with water but not the alcohol.
D) In a 50:50 mix there are fewer water molecules for the antacid molecules to collide with.
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A) There is a greater number of effective collisions among reacting molecules.
B) Atmospheric pressure decreases with increasing temperature.
C) The yeast tends to "wake up" with warmer temperatures,which is why baker's yeast is best stored in the refrigerator.
D) The rate of evaporation increases with increasing temperature.
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A) 6.0 × carbon atoms
B) 2.0 × carbon atoms
C) 1.0 × carbon atoms
D) 6.0 ×
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A) favored over endothermic reactions.
B) not as favorable as endothermic reactions.
C) just as effective as endothermic reactions.
D) the reverse of endothermic reactions.
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A) 1.01 amu of hydrogen is greater than 1.01 grams of hydrogen.
B) 1.01 grams of hydrogen is greater than 1.01 amu of hydrogen.
C) 1.01 grams of hydrogen and 1.01 amu of hydrogen have the same mass.
D) Not enough information information is provided.
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A) 11 grams of water are formed since mass must be conserved.
B) 10 grams of water are formed since you can't get a greater mass of water produced than oxygen reacting.
C) 9 grams of water are formed because oxygen and hydrogen react in an 8:1 ratio.
D) No water is formed because there is insufficient hydrogen to react with the oxygen.
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A) 28 g of nitrogen,
B) 32 g of oxygen,
C) 16 g of methane,C
D) 38 g of fluorine,
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A) 32.00 grams
B) 48.00 grams
C) 96.00 grams
D) More information is needed.
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A) +899 kJ/mol absorbed
B) -993 kJ/mol released
C) +80 kJ/mol absorbed
D) -80 kj/mol released
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