A) (Gsys 0.)
B) (Gsys 0.)
C) (Ssys 0.)
D) (Ssys 0.)
E) (Hsys 0.)
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A) It incorporates the heat into a RICE table calculation.
B) It accounts for the shift in terms of the temperature dependence of K.
C) It uses stoichiometry to interpret heat quantitatively as a reactant or product.
D) It uses a statistical-mechanical interpretation of heat.
E) It enables Q to be calculated from H and S .
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A) Only A is present.
B) Only B is present.
C) A and B have equal concentrations.
D) A is being converted into more B.
E) B is being converted back into A.
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A) (1,629.1 kJ/mol)
B) (1,582.1 kJ/mol)
C) (476.5 kJ/mol)
D) (476.5 kJ/mol)
E) (1,582.1 kJ/mol)
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A) increases.
B) decreases.
C) remains the same.
D) cannot be determined.
E) is irrelevant.
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A) (79.31 kJ/mol)
B) (77.73 kJ/mol)
C) (2.324 104 kJ/mol)
D) 79.31 kJ/mol
E) (1,638 kJ/mol)
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A) (Ssurr 0 and its magnitude is less than Ssys.)
B) (Ssurr 0 and its magnitude is less than Ssys.)
C) (Ssurr 0 and its magnitude is greater than Ssys.)
D) (Ssurr 0 and its magnitude is greater than Ssys.)
E) (Suniv 0)
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A) kinetic energy.
B) potential energy.
C) vibrational.
D) elastic.
E) Boltzmann.
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A) always increases.
B) always decreases.
C) always stays the same.
D) only increases when S 0.
E) only increases when S 0.
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A) K; T; H /R; S /i
B) ln(K) ; 1/T; H ; S
C) ln(K) ; 1/T; H /R; S /R
D) ln(K) ; 1/T; S /R; H /R
E) ln(K) ; 1/T; H /R; S /R
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A)
B) )
C)
D)
E)
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A) (H 0 and S 0)
B) (H 0 and S 0)
C) (H 0 and S 0)
D) (H 0 and S 0)
E) None of these is true, because temperature must always be taken into account.
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A) (G refers to the formation of a compound from its elements; G can be defined for any reaction.)
B) (G refers to the formation of a pure compound; G can be defined for an impure compound.)
C) (G refers to a reaction that goes to completion; G is defined for a reaction that goes to any extent.)
D) (G refers to the conversion of reactants in their standard state to products in their standard state; G is defined for a reaction under any conditions.)
E) (G refers to reactions of one mole quantities of reactants; G is defined for any quantity of reactants.)
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A) (Ssys can always be determined from the heat transferred during the actual process.)
B) For a reversible spontaneous endothermic process, both q and Ssys will be positive.
C) The more heat that is transferred, the larger the magnitude of the entropy change.
D) The higher the temperature at which heat is transferred, the lower the entropy change.
E) All of the above are true.
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A) Only A is present.
B) Only B is present.
C) A and B have equal concentrations.
D) A has a higher concentration than B.
E) B has a higher concentration than A.
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