Chem Lab - Experiment 12, 13 and 14 Quiz

It is the state of matter where the molecules are close together and they are able to SLIDE past on top of each other.

It is the state of matter where the molecules have no motion and are held in a definite arrangement.

It is the state of matter where the atoms/molecules are moving rapidly with high kinetic energy and little interactions between them, thus occupying the shape and volume of the container.

What property of liquid causes the paper clip to float on top of the water in the evaporating dish?

What happens when soap solution is added to the water with a paper clip floating on top?

What is the reason for the high surface tension of water?

It is a measure of the fluid's resistance to flow.

Which among the following has the highest viscosity?

It is the amount of heat needed to be absorbed in order to transform a liquid into its gas phase.

Which among the following has the highest heat of vaporization? (Therefore, it will be slowest to vaporize)

Which of the following is highly soluble in water?

Which between these two solids, FeCl3 and K4Fe(CN)6, has the higher molecular mass?

Which between these two solids, FeCl3 and K4Fe(CN)6, will diffuse faster in water?

What color will appear in the interface between FeCl3 and K4Fe(CN)6

As the molecular mass of a particle increases, the rate of diffusion will ____.

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What acid was used to react with the solid in experiment 13?

What solid was used to react with the acid?

What is the product of the reaction between H2SO4 and Na2CO3?

What is the product of the decomposition of H2CO3 (Carbonic Acid)

Carbonic Acid is unstable and easily decomposes into water and carbon dioxide (gas). Carbonic Acid is found in what beverage?

The volume of gas generated by the reaction of Na2CO3 and H2SO4 is proportional to the _____.

Using the formula PV=nRT, find the volume of gas that will be generated when 0.00200 moles of Na2CO3 reacted with excess Sulfuric Acid to produce CO2 gas, at 25 deg C and 1 atm pressure. (3 pts.)

If we INCREASE the amount of Sodium Carbonate used for the reaction (still with excess sulfuric acid), the volume of gas generated will ____.

If we INCREASE the room/ambient temperature to 35 deg C, the volume of gas generated will _____.

If we DECREASE the room/ambient temperature to 0 deg C (freezing temperature of water), the volume of gas generated will _____.

If we can INCREASE the ambient pressure to let's say, 1.10 atm, the volume of gas generated will _____.

Based on your answer in the previous question, volume of gases are ______.

Which Gas Law describes the relationship between Volume and Pressure?

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A 0.5 mole fraction salt solution will exert less pressure than pure water because of what colligative property?

An ice cream can be formed in ice and salt mixture because of what colligative property?

Meat can be boiled and cooked at a temperature higher than 100 deg C if salt is added because of what colligative property?

Solvents can move across semi permeable membrane because of what colligative property of solution?

What is the molal boiling point elevation constant for water?

What is the molal freezing point constant for water?

Find the boiling point of a salt solution with 2 molal NaCl concentration.

Find the boiling point of a salt solution with 4 molal NaCl concentration.

Find the freezing point of a salt solution with 2 molal NaCl concentration.

Find the freezing point of a salt solution with 3 molal NaCl concentration.

If the osmotic pressure inside the cell is higher than the osmotic pressure outside the cell, the tonicity is _____.

If the osmotic pressure outside the cell is higher than the osmotic pressure inside the cell, the tonicity is _____.

If the osmotic pressure inside the cell is the same as the osmotic pressure outside the cell, the tonicity is _____.

True or False: The boiling point elevation will be the same for a salt solution in water and sugar solution in water, as long as the molal concentrations are the same.

True or False: The boiling point elevation will be the same for a salt solution in water and salt solution in alcohol, as long as the molal concentrations are the same.