A) 43.2 kcal are consumed when 1.00 g of N2 reacts.
B) 43.2 kcal are consumed when 1.00 g of O2 reacts.
C) 43.2 kcal are consumed when 1.00 mole of O2 reacts.
D) 43.2 kcal are produced when 1.00 mole of NO is produced.
E) 43.2 kcal are consumed when 1.00 g of NO is produced.
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A) 6.78 × 10-2
B) 1.34 × 10-2
C) 4.15 × 10-3
D) 4.35 × 10-2
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A) to the left
B) no effect
C) to the right
D) not enough information
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B)
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A) II,IV
B) I,II,III
C) II,III,IV
D) I,V
E) I,III,V
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A) 996 kcal
B) 488 kcal
C) 332 kcal
D) 239 kcal
E) 976 kcal
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A) Entropy and energy decrease.
B) Entropy and energy increase.
C) Entropy decreases and energy increases.
D) Entropy increases and energy decreases.
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A) could occur at any temperature.
B) could not occur regardless of temperature.
C) could occur at low temperatures but not at higher temperatures.
D) could occur at high temperatures but not at lower temperatures.
E) none of the above
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A) a round trip to Las Vegas
B) melting wax to make candles
C) a reaction using the symbol "↔"
D) cutting down a tree
E) dissolving salt in water
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A) exergonic
B) endergonic
C) exothermic
D) endothermic
E) activation energy
F) chemical equilibrium
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A) exergonic
B) endergonic
C) exothermic
D) endothermic
E) activation energy
F) chemical equilibrium
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A) At equilibrium SO3 is the predominant substance.
B) Heating the system will cause breakdown of SO3.
C) Adding SO2 will cause an increase in the amount of SO3.
D) Removing O2 will cause an increase in the amount of SO3.
E) The large value of K means that the reaction essentially goes to completion.
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A) proceeding in both the forward and reverse directions.
B) having the same rate in both the forward and reverse directions.
C) releasing heat to the surroundings.
D) proceeding without external influence once it has begun.
E) increasing in disorder.
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A) endothermic
B) exothermic
C) endergonic
D) exothermic.
E) can't tell.
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B)
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A) it represents the difference between the energy used in breaking bonds and the energy released in forming bonds in a chemical reaction.
B) it can be called heat of reaction.
C) it can be called enthalpy change.
D) it can be called entropy change.
E) it has a negative value for an exothermic reaction.
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A) endergonic; faster than
B) exergonic; faster than
C) endergonic; slower than
D) exergonic; slower than
E) exergonic; at the same rate as
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A) the energy level of the products.
B) the maximum energy level of the reaction.
C) the energy level of the reactants.
D) the difference in energy between reactants and products.
E) the difference in energy between reactants and the maximum energy.
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A) Concentrations of reactants and products are equal.
B) Rate of forward reaction has dropped to zero.
C) Reactants are being consumed at the same rate they are being produced.
D) Reactant molecules no longer react with each other.
E) Product concentrations are greater than reactant concentrations.
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A) When 1 mol P4 (s) reacts,435.2 kcal are released.
B) When 1 mol PCl5 (s) is produced,435.2 kcal are released.
C) When 30.97 g P4 (s) react,435.2 kcal are released.
D) When 123.88 g P4 (s) react,435.2 kcal are consumed.
E) When 208.22 g PCl5 (s) are produced,435.2 kcal are consumed.
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