Deck 5: Gases
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Deck 5: Gases
1
According to Boyle's law, at constant temperature, pressure and volume are inversely proportional.
True
2
At absolute zero temperature, only monatomic hydrogen maintains some degree of movement.
False
3
Methane makes up the majority of natural gas.
True
4
The SI unit for pressure is _____.
A)psi
B)Pa
C)ft-lb
D)N
A)psi
B)Pa
C)ft-lb
D)N
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5
If 3.2 L of CO2is contained at a pressure of 1.08 atm, the gas will have a pressure of _____ if the volume is increased to 5.1 L at a constant temperature.
A)1.7 atm
B)0.68 atm
C)1.2 atm
D)0.83 atm
A)1.7 atm
B)0.68 atm
C)1.2 atm
D)0.83 atm
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6
Which of the following statements is true of the states of matter?
A)Gases have a constant volume across all temperatures.
B)Gases mix with one another readily and thoroughly.
C)Liquids change volume faster than gases at STP.
D)Liquids have much higher densities than solids.
A)Gases have a constant volume across all temperatures.
B)Gases mix with one another readily and thoroughly.
C)Liquids change volume faster than gases at STP.
D)Liquids have much higher densities than solids.
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7
Dalton's law of partial pressures states that the pressure of a mixture of gases is the sum of the partial pressures of the component gases .
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8
The collapse of a helium balloon as it leaves the warmth of a florist shop for a sub-zero February morning is best explained by Charles's law.
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9
Which of the following statements is true in the context of d rilling for and processing natural gas?
A)Natural gases do not change their densities when they are extracted at different atmospheric conditions.
B)Natural gas liquids, released in the process, do not change volume with changing temperature.
C)Methane that escapes at any point in the process tends to disperse into the atmosphere .
D)Methane is extracted separately because it does not mix with natural gas liquids.
A)Natural gases do not change their densities when they are extracted at different atmospheric conditions.
B)Natural gas liquids, released in the process, do not change volume with changing temperature.
C)Methane that escapes at any point in the process tends to disperse into the atmosphere .
D)Methane is extracted separately because it does not mix with natural gas liquids.
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10
Before heading out onto a lake for a fishing trip, an angler checks the barometer. The pressure reads 29.82 inches of Hg. This corresponds to a pressure of _____.
A)0.605 atm
B)15.6 atm
C)311 atm
D)0.997 atm
A)0.605 atm
B)15.6 atm
C)311 atm
D)0.997 atm
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11
A pressure of 20.6 kPa corresponds to a pressure reading of approximately _____.
A)65.2 mm Hg
B)111 mm Hg
C)97.8 mm Hg
D)155 mm Hg
A)65.2 mm Hg
B)111 mm Hg
C)97.8 mm Hg
D)155 mm Hg
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12
If a gas stored in a fixed metal cylinder is heated, the pressure inside the cylinder will _____.
A)increase
B)remain the same
C)decrease
D)fluctuate about a mean value
A)increase
B)remain the same
C)decrease
D)fluctuate about a mean value
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13
One of the key components of the kinetic-molecular theory is the statement that the average kinetic energy of the particles in a gas is proportional to the absolute temperature of the gas and does not depend on the identity of the gas .
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14
Charles's law states that, as the temperature of a gas increases under constant pressure, the volume of the gas will decrease.
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15
A mole of any gaseous species occupies a volume of 22.4 L at standard temperature and pressure.
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16
Natural gas is a pure substance.
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17
According to the ideal gas law, as the temperature of a gas increases at a constant volume, the pressure of the gas will _____.
A)increase
B)remain the same
C)decrease
D)fluctuate about the original mean
A)increase
B)remain the same
C)decrease
D)fluctuate about the original mean
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18
According to the ideal gas law, at constant temperature, the volume of a gas will _____ with an increase in pressure .
A)increase
B)remain the same
C)decrease
D)fluctuate about a mean value
A)increase
B)remain the same
C)decrease
D)fluctuate about a mean value
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19
Which of the following is not a property of gases?
A)They expand to fill the volume of a container.
B)Their densities are much lower than those of solids and liquids.
C)They do not mix with one another.
D)They change volumes with temperature fluctuations.
A)They expand to fill the volume of a container.
B)Their densities are much lower than those of solids and liquids.
C)They do not mix with one another.
D)They change volumes with temperature fluctuations.
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20
Avogadro's law states that the volume of a gas is inversely proportional to the number of molecules (or moles)of gas present.
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21
If a deep-sea diver ascends to the surface (1 atm)from a pressure of 5 atm, the volume of the dissolved gas bubbles in the diver ' s blood will increase by a factor of ____ during the ascent.
A)1
B)5
C)10
D)15
A)1
B)5
C)10
D)15
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22
What is the total pressure of a 20.0 L vessel at 30.0 ° C holding 11.6 g N2, 6.8 g O2, and 5.3 g of He?
A)1.6 atm
B)2.0 atm
C)2.4 atm
D)3.2 atm
A)1.6 atm
B)2.0 atm
C)2.4 atm
D)3.2 atm
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23
The density (in g\L)of xenon (Xe)gas at 540 torr and 1150 K is _____.
A)0.988 g\L
B)1.26 g\L
C)1.73 g\L
D)2.56 g\L
A)0.988 g\L
B)1.26 g\L
C)1.73 g\L
D)2.56 g\L
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24
A fertilizer manufacturer uses the reaction between hydrogen and nitrogen to create ammonia (assume no other reactants or products). If 9.5 × 103moles of hydrogen and 1.7 × 103moles of nitrogen react at 277 K and 1.25 atm, what volume of ammonia is produced?
A)2.1 × 104L
B)3.0 × 104L
C)6.2 × 104L
D)1.9 × 105L
A)2.1 × 104L
B)3.0 × 104L
C)6.2 × 104L
D)1.9 × 105L
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25
An unknown volatile liquid is vaporized at 110 ° C and 0.920 atm. If the vaporization produces 271 mL of vapor with a mass of 1.314 g, what is the approximate molar mass of this compound ?
A)0.886 g\mol
B)1.62 g\mol
C)73.9 g\mol
D)166 g\mol
A)0.886 g\mol
B)1.62 g\mol
C)73.9 g\mol
D)166 g\mol
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26
A sample of argon gas has a mass of 1.9511 g and occupies a volume of 5.0 L at 20.0 ° C. What is the pressure of this gas ?
A)8.33 × 102atm
B)0.316 atm
C)1.03 atm
D)0.235 atm
A)8.33 × 102atm
B)0.316 atm
C)1.03 atm
D)0.235 atm
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27
A temperature of 400 K corresponds to a temperature of _____.
A)200 ° C
B)− 73 ° C
C)673 ° C
D)127 ° C
A)200 ° C
B)− 73 ° C
C)673 ° C
D)127 ° C
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28
If an angioplasty balloon has a volume of 0.85 cm3and contains an inert gas mixture at 0.95 atm at room temperature (20 ° C), what is the resulting pressure of the balloon if the temperature is increased to 37 ° C and the volume is reduced to 0.50 cm3?
A)1.2 atm
B)1.1 atm
C)1.7 atm
D)1.0 atm
A)1.2 atm
B)1.1 atm
C)1.7 atm
D)1.0 atm
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29
Consider the following reaction of the commercial production of SO 3 using sulfur dioxide and oxygen:
SO2(g)+ O2(g)→ SO3(g)
If 5.3 L of sulfur dioxide and 4.7 L of oxygen are mixed, how much sulfur trioxide may be produced if all gases are at STP?
A)5.3 L
B)6.1 L
C)10.0 L
D)21 L
SO2(g)+ O2(g)→ SO3(g)
If 5.3 L of sulfur dioxide and 4.7 L of oxygen are mixed, how much sulfur trioxide may be produced if all gases are at STP?
A)5.3 L
B)6.1 L
C)10.0 L
D)21 L
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30
A motorist discovers that her auto tire measures 29.2 psi rather than the recommended 35 psi. If the tire' s volume is assumed constant at 11.6 L and the temperature is 45 ° F at the filling station, how many moles of air will the motorist need to add to bring the tire to 35 psi? (assume 1.00 atm = 14.7 psi )
A)0.5 moles
B)0.2 moles
C)1.2 moles
D)1.5 moles
A)0.5 moles
B)0.2 moles
C)1.2 moles
D)1.5 moles
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31
Carbon dioxide gas is collected in a laboratory experiment to determine the molar mass of the compound. At 294 K and 1.01 atm, 1.008 g of CO2was collected when a 500 mL flask was filled with the evolved CO2. What is the experimental molar mass of CO2?
A)41.5 g\mol
B)44.0 g\mol
C)46.9 g\mol
D)48.2 g\mol
A)41.5 g\mol
B)44.0 g\mol
C)46.9 g\mol
D)48.2 g\mol
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32
A 2.0 L vessel is filled with 7.3 × 10 − 2 mol hydrogen at 1.55 atm. The approximate temperature of this gas is _____.
A)640 K
B)1200 K
C)520 K
D)2800 K
A)640 K
B)1200 K
C)520 K
D)2800 K
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33
How much ideal gas is present in a 50.6 L sample at 35 ° C and 875 torr ?
A)1.95 mol
B)2.30 mol
C)4.63 mol
D)13.6 mol
A)1.95 mol
B)2.30 mol
C)4.63 mol
D)13.6 mol
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34
A piston is holding 125 mL of gases at a temperature of 300 K and a pressure of 2.39 atm. What is the volume of the gases if the temperature is increased to 500K and the pressure falls to 2.15 atm?
A)125 mL
B)139 mL
C)208 mL
D)231 mL
A)125 mL
B)139 mL
C)208 mL
D)231 mL
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35
A particular pair of human lungs has a volume of 2 L when inflated. At this volume, the temperature inside the lungs is 98.6 ° F. If the temperature of the air outside the lungs is 45.0 ° F, what volume of outside air is being inhaled and warmed ?
A)0.4 L
B)0.9 L
C)1.4 L
D)1.8 L
A)0.4 L
B)0.9 L
C)1.4 L
D)1.8 L
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36
What is the mass of 2.3 L of chlorine gas at standard temperature and pressure ( STP )?
A)3.6 g
B)16.1 g
C)7.3 g
D)8.1 g
A)3.6 g
B)16.1 g
C)7.3 g
D)8.1 g
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37
During a manufacturing process, a pocket of gases at 250 ° C formed a bubble inside a liquid mass. The bubble had a volume of 325 mL at the time of its formation. What is the volume of this bubble considering that the product is in a 20 ° C storage facility?
A)26 mL
B)84 mL
C)117 mL
D)182 mL
A)26 mL
B)84 mL
C)117 mL
D)182 mL
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38
A 2.5 L helium balloon is filled at a florist's shop. If the temperature inside the shop is 68 ° F, what volume will the helium occupy after being left in an automobile at − 5 ° F in the parking lot for the day?
A)1.6 L
B)− 0.18 L
C)2.15 L
D)5.0 L
A)1.6 L
B)− 0.18 L
C)2.15 L
D)5.0 L
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39
At constant temperature and volume, 3.8 × 10 − 3 moles of helium is added to a 1.0 L sample of xenon at 0.081 atm and 325 K. What is the total pressure of the gas mix?
A)0.072 atm
B)0.18 atm
C)0.21 atm
D)0.25 atm
A)0.072 atm
B)0.18 atm
C)0.21 atm
D)0.25 atm
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40
The density (in g\L)of helium (He)gas at 694 torr and 719 K is _____.
A)0.0619 g\L
B)3.81 g\L
C)2.06 g\L
D)0.206 g\L
A)0.0619 g\L
B)3.81 g\L
C)2.06 g\L
D)0.206 g\L
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41
Unlike solids and liquids, gases change significantly when the conditions in which they are found are altered .
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42
The average distance a particle travels between collisions with other particles is the _____.
A)mean free path
B)average kinetic energy
C)Van Deemter distance
D)Bosman span
A)mean free path
B)average kinetic energy
C)Van Deemter distance
D)Bosman span
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43
Increasing the energy of gas molecules inside a closed container results in :
A)a temperature drop at the surface of the container.
B)an increase in collisions of molecules with the walls of the container.
C)a pressure-drop inside the container.
D)a decrease in collisions of molecules with the walls of the container.
A)a temperature drop at the surface of the container.
B)an increase in collisions of molecules with the walls of the container.
C)a pressure-drop inside the container.
D)a decrease in collisions of molecules with the walls of the container.
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44
What is the partial pressure of hydrogen in a 100.0 L vessel at 10.0 ° C holding 11.6 g H2, 6.8 g Ar, and 5.3 g of He?
A)1.62 atm
B)1.35 atm
C)2.41 atm
D)5.73 atm
A)1.62 atm
B)1.35 atm
C)2.41 atm
D)5.73 atm
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45
If " n" is the number of moles of a gas, "P" is the pressure of the gas, "V" is the volume of the gas, and "T" is the temperature of the gas, which of the following expressions best illustrates Avogadro's law ?
A)V ∝ n
B)P ∝ n
C)P ∝ T
D)V ∝ P
A)V ∝ n
B)P ∝ n
C)P ∝ T
D)V ∝ P
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46
Consider a room that is 16 ft × 24 ft with a 9 ft ceiling. How many molecules of air are present in this room at 20°C and 760 torr ?
A)5.2 × 10 25 molecules
B)3.2 × 10 26 molecules
C)1.88 × 10 27 molecules
D)7.34 × 10 28 molecules
A)5.2 × 10 25 molecules
B)3.2 × 10 26 molecules
C)1.88 × 10 27 molecules
D)7.34 × 10 28 molecules
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47
In which of the following cases does the ideal gas law begin to break down ?
A)When the attractive forces between molecules become significant
B)When the gases are at very low temperatures
C)When the gases are at very high pressures
D)All of the above.
A)When the attractive forces between molecules become significant
B)When the gases are at very low temperatures
C)When the gases are at very high pressures
D)All of the above.
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48
Which of the following devices can measure force produced by molecular collisions at pressures as low as 10 − 11 torr ?
A)Barometer
B)Capacitance manometer
C)Thermocouple gauge
D)Ionization Gauge
A)Barometer
B)Capacitance manometer
C)Thermocouple gauge
D)Ionization Gauge
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49
For a closed system, as the temperature of a gas increases, the area under the Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution curve :
A)increases.
B)remains the same.
C)decreases.
D)multiplies by a constant.
A)increases.
B)remains the same.
C)decreases.
D)multiplies by a constant.
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50
In the context of processing of natural gas, methane is one of the natural gas liquids .
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