A) (-2 kJ)
B) (+5090 kJ)
C) (-102 kJ)
D) (-5090 kJ)
E) (-2.03 kJ)
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A) 760 g
B) 150 g
C) 3200 g
D) 260 g
E) 3.2 g
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A) +77.0 kJ
B) +69.3 kJ
C) -69.3 kJ
D) +85.5 J
E) -85.5 J
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A) CH4
B) C3H8
C) C6H14
D) C8H18
E) C10H22
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A) 2.894 kJ/mol
B) (-2.894 kJ/mol)
C) 5.652 kJ/mol
D) (-5.652 kJ/mol)
E) 0.3315 kJ/mol
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A) 24.7 C
B) 32.2 C
C) 46.4 C
D) 61.5 C
E) 85.2 C
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A) motional energy.
B) work.
C) heat.
D) microscopic energy.
E) thermal energy.
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A) 0.302 kg
B) 0.907 kg
C) 1.36 kg
D) 1.72 kg
E) 8.16 kg
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A) 16.8 kJ
B) 4.12 kJ
C) 12.7 kJ
D) 7.19 kJ
E) 3.07 kJ
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A) 70 C
B) 42 C
C) 64 C
D) 47 C
E) 83 C
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A) gold; 10 times more
B) gold; 19 times more
C) water; 3.1 times more
D) water; 32 times more
E) water; 330 times more
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A) +50.0 J
B) +11.6 J
C) -11.6 J
D) -33.4 J
E) +33.4 J
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A) Specific heat capacity refers to the amount of energy required to raise the temperature of 1g of a substance by 1 C at constant pressure.
B) Different substances have different heat capacities.
C) The amount of energy required to change the temperature of a substance depends on whether the process occurs at constant pressure or at constant volume.
D) Heat capacity is an extensive property.
E) The molar heat capacity of a substance is an extensive property.
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A) an exothermic process.
B) an endothermic process.
C) a combustion reaction.
D) a thermodynamic cycle.
E) a redox reaction.
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A) MgF2
B) CaF2
C) SrF2
D) BaF2
E) BeF2
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A) A heating curve tracks the temperature of a system as it is heated at a constant rate.
B) Different substances will have different heating curves.
C) A heating curve will reflect the amount of material present.
D) When a substance undergoes a phase change, there is no energy change because the temperature is constant.
E) If a cooling curve were to be made, the amounts of energy would be equal to those in a heating curve but opposite in sign.
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A) carbon dioxide
B) temperature
C) energy
D) work
E) matter
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