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College Properties of Matter
Given the phase diagram, which of the following indicates the point at which solid and liquid exist at the same vapor pressure?
Phase Diagram
  1. The critical point
  2. The critical temperature
  3. The triple point
  4. The critical pressure
College Properties of Matter
The cubic meter is a measure of:
  1. volume
  2. density
  3. pressure
  4. acceleration
  5. concentration
College Properties of Matter
What units are used to measure density?
  1. cubic meter
  2. grams per centimeter cubed
  3. pascal
  4. meters per second per second
  5. mole per liter
College Properties of Matter
Which of the following does NOT exist on one of the lines or curves shown in the phase diagram?
Phase Diagram
  1. solid-liquid equilibrium
  2. solid-gas equilibrium
  3. solid phase
  4. liquid-gas equilibrium
  5. critical point
College Properties of Matter
Given the phase diagram, which of the following processes could occur as pressure increases at a given temperature?
Phase Diagram
  1. Freezing
  2. Evaporation
  3. Condensation
  4. All of the above
College Properties of Matter
How does the phase diagram shown for water differ from most phase diagrams?
Phase Diagram
  1. The triple point is unusually high for water
  2. The liquid-gas phase boundary typically curves downward, whereas, with water, it curves upward
  3. The solid-gas phase boundary typically points to the right, whereas, in the case of water, it points to the left
  4. None of the above
College Properties of Matter
Assuming that the phase diagram for water is shown, how can the phase diagram be manipulated to create a phase diagram similar to that of carbon dioxide?
Phase Diagram
  1. Extend the range of pressures applicable for the gas phase
  2. Extend the range of temperatures at which the liquid phase exists
  3. Lower the temperature and pressure of the critical point
  4. Extend the range of temperatures and pressures at which the solid phase exists
College Properties of Matter
A change in a substance's chemical composition is a:
  1. natural change
  2. chemical change
  3. chemical mixture
  4. chemical synthesis
College Properties of Matter
                is the study of the composition of matter and how matter changes.
  1. Physiology
  2. Genetics
  3. Chemistry
  4. Anatomy
College Properties of Matter
What is the number of moles of an ideal gas in a 1.75-L container at 290 K and a pressure of 0.650 atm? (R=0.0821 L•atm/mol•K)
  1. 0.048 mol
  2. 20.83 mol
  3. [math] 2.09 xx 10^-3 [/math] mol
  4. [math] 4.19 xx 10^-4 [/math] mol
College Properties of Matter
Which of the following terms correctly compares the viscosity of oil to that of water?
  1. The viscosity of oil is less than that of water
  2. The viscosity of oil is equivalent to that of water
  3. The viscosity of oil is greater than that of water
College Properties of Matter
Which of the following correctly defines the viscosity of a substance?
  1. Its resistance to an increase in its surface area
  2. Its resistance to flow
  3. A measure of its intermolecular forces, using physical properties, boiling point
  4. Its tendency to flow
College Properties of Matter
Which of the following solids has a geometric arrangement of components in a 3D lattice, much like a cube?
  1. amorphous solids
  2. crystalline solids
  3. carbon rings
  4. none of the above
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