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Review Questions Chapter 9

1 Which sample occupies the smallest volume?

one mole of aluminum at STP
one mole of neon at STP
one mole of ammonia at STP
one mole of carbon dioxide at STP
All are the same.

2. Which sample contains the most atoms?

one mole of aluminum at STP
one mole of neon at STP
one mole of ammonia at STP
one mole of carbon dioxide at STP
All are the same.

3. In which sample do the particles have the highest average kinetic energy?

one mole of aluminum at STP
one mole of neon at STP
one mole of ammonia at STP
one mole of carbon dioxide at STP
All are the same.

4. Which sample has the greatest mass?

one mole of aluminum at STP
one mole of neon at STP
one mole of ammonia at STP
one mole of carbon dioxide at STP
All are the same.

5. Which sample has a density of 0.759 g/L?


one mole of aluminum at STP
one mole of neon at STP
one mole of ammonia at STP
one mole of carbon dioxide at STP
All are the same.

6. In which sample do the molecules (or atoms in a monatomic sample) have the least attraction for one another?

one mole of aluminum at STP
one mole of neon at STP
one mole of ammonia at STP
one mole of carbon dioxide at STP
All are the same.

7. Which sample has the highest melting point?

one mole of aluminum at STP
one mole of neon at STP
one mole of ammonia at STP
one mole of carbon dioxide at STP
All are the same.

8. What volume of hydrogen measured at 0.95 atm and 27°C can be prepared by the reaction of 0.500 mol zinc with an excess of hydrochloric acid?

1.06 L
11.2 L
11.7 L
13.0 L
22.4 L

9. A 2.63 L sample of neon is collected at 730 torr and 26°C. What volume will the gas occupy at 1.10 atm and 10°C?

3.18 L
16.5 L
0.850 L
646 L
2.17 L

10. The volume of a gas sample at constant pressure is related to temperature T (in Kelvin) by the graph:

a
b
c
d
none of these

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