Water is more viscous than acetone because water has stronger intermolecular forces between its molecules.
TRUE
FALSE
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QUESTION 2
If you can smell your grandmother’s perfume from across the room, you are experiencing the result of which liquid property?
viscosity
surface tension
cleavage planes
volatility
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QUESTION 3
In general, molecular crystals are much softer than ionic crystals.
TRUE
FALSE
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QUESTION 4
Ionic crystals are extremely malleable because they contain a positively charged metal ion,
TRUE
FALSE
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QUESTION 5
Which of the following solids would be the most brittle?
H2O
SiO2
SF6
CH4
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QUESTION 6
Which of the following solids would possess the lowest melting point?
C25H52
Zn
CaCl2
CuO
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QUESTION 7
The following is an example of an orthorhombic crystal system.
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TRUE
FALSE
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QUESTION 8
The following is an example of
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body-centered cubic
face-centered cubic
simple cubic
complex cubic
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QUESTION 9
The following is an example of:
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body-centered cubic
face-centered cubic
simple cubic
complex cubic
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QUESTION 10
Amorphous solids have a specific shape, whereas crystalline solids do not.
TRUE
FALSE
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QUESTION 11
Table salt, NaCl, is an example of an amorphous solid.
TRUE
FALSE
QUESTION 12
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QUESTION 1
An increase in temperature can disturb the liquid-vapor equilibrium.
TRUE
FALSE
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QUESTION 2
If thermal energy is added to a bottle of water, the pressure exerted by the water vapor and trapped air in the bottle will increase.
TRUE
FALSE
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QUESTION 3
You have two bottles of water. One bottle is left outside in the sun for two hours. The other is left in an air-conditioned room for the same amount of time. What would you expect to observe after the two hours?
The bottle left outside will have lower vapor pressure than the bottle from the room.
The bottle left outside will have the same vapor pressure as the bottle inside the room because they both contain water.
The bottle left outside will have higher vapor pressure than the bottle from the room.
No change to either bottle.
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QUESTION 4
Jake left an unopened can of soda out on the football bleachers in the hot sun for half the day before he realized it. Upon realizing where his can of soda was, he went back to retrieve it and decided to drink it (he doesn’t mind warm soda anyways). One of Jake’s friends saw what he was trying to do and stopped him, telling him it would be safer to open the can after it has been sitting in the fridge for a while. Besides having a colder drink to quench his thirst, why did his friend recommend it was ‘safer’ to put it into the fridge until it cooled down? Please answer with a few questions explaining.
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QUESTION 5
A liquid boils when its vapor pressure equals the pressure of the atmosphere.
TRUE
FALSE
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QUESTION 6
While camping up at Haloooo Mountain (5,500 feet above sea level), it generally takes Sandy about the same amount of time to boil water for her soup as it takes to make a sandwich. This week, Sandy is camping at a trail that is only about 200 feet above sea level. Sandy is very hungry and wants something to eat immediately. Should she make the soup or sandwich? Which would be ready more quickly and why? Please answer with a few sentences explaining
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QUESTION 7
The process of gas converting to a liquid is called evaporation.
TRUE
FALSE
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QUESTION 8
Which of the following defines deposition?
Solid Imported Asset Gas
Solid Imported Asset Liquid
Liquid Imported Asset Solid
Gas Imported Asset Solid
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QUESTION 9
If a liquid spontaneously turns into a gas below the critical temperature, it has evaporated.
TRUE
FALSE
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QUESTION 10
Using the phase diagram for water, what phase is water at 0.01 degrees Celsius and 0.0060 atmospheres?
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I. Solid
II. Liquid
III. Gas
I only
I, II, and III
II and III only
I and II only

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