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Deck 11: The Air Around Us
1
What causes pressure?
A)Constant small fluctuations in temperature
B)Collisions of gas molecules with other gas molecules
C)Collisions of gas molecules with their container
D)Weather
E)None of the above
A)Constant small fluctuations in temperature
B)Collisions of gas molecules with other gas molecules
C)Collisions of gas molecules with their container
D)Weather
E)None of the above
Collisions of gas molecules with their container
2
The layer of air which surrounds the earth is known as the ____.
A)crust
B)pressure
C)atmosphere
D)gas constant
E)Boyle's constant
A)crust
B)pressure
C)atmosphere
D)gas constant
E)Boyle's constant
atmosphere
3
Pressure is defined as:
A)force times unit area.
B)mass times acceleration.
C)mass divided by density.
D)force divided by unit area.
E)mass divided by acceleration.
A)force times unit area.
B)mass times acceleration.
C)mass divided by density.
D)force divided by unit area.
E)mass divided by acceleration.
force divided by unit area.
4
Which of these is the correct representation of Boyle's law?
A)PV = k
B)V\T = k
C)P\V = k
D)V\P = k
E)VT = k
A)PV = k
B)V\T = k
C)P\V = k
D)V\P = k
E)VT = k
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5
In a sample of a nearly ideal gas, this graph could represent a plot of

A)Boyle's law, V vs. T at a given constant P.
B)Charles's law, P vs. T at a given constant V.
C)Boyle's law, P vs. V at a given constant T.
D)Dalton's law, PV vs. P at a given constant T.
E)Avogadro's law, P vs. n at a constant T.

A)Boyle's law, V vs. T at a given constant P.
B)Charles's law, P vs. T at a given constant V.
C)Boyle's law, P vs. V at a given constant T.
D)Dalton's law, PV vs. P at a given constant T.
E)Avogadro's law, P vs. n at a constant T.
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6
Which of these is not a possible unit for pressure?
A)in. Hg
B)psi
C)torr
D)mm Hg
E)lb\s
A)in. Hg
B)psi
C)torr
D)mm Hg
E)lb\s
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7
Which of these is not a possible unit for pressure?
A)mm Hg
B)psi
C)torr
D)atm
E)J\s
A)mm Hg
B)psi
C)torr
D)atm
E)J\s
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8
According to Boyle's law, if the pressure of a gas is increased by a factor of four then the ____ of a gas is ____ by a factor of ____.
A)volume, increased, four
B)volume, decreased, four
C)volume, increased, fourteen
D)temperature, increased, four
E)temperature, decreased, four
A)volume, increased, four
B)volume, decreased, four
C)volume, increased, fourteen
D)temperature, increased, four
E)temperature, decreased, four
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9
A balloon contains 14.0 L of air at a pressure of 760 torr. What will be the volume of the air when the balloon is taken to a region with a pressure of 981 torr at the same temperature ?
A)1.3 L
B)8.2 L
C)10.8 L
D)14.0 L
E)18 L
A)1.3 L
B)8.2 L
C)10.8 L
D)14.0 L
E)18 L
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10
What is the correct conversion factor between atmospheres and torr?
A)1 atm = 1 torr
B)1 atm = 760 torr
C)760 atm = 1 torr
D)1 atm = 29.92 torr
A)1 atm = 1 torr
B)1 atm = 760 torr
C)760 atm = 1 torr
D)1 atm = 29.92 torr
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11
Which of these is the correct representation of Charles's Law?
A)PV = k
B)V\T = k
C)P\V = k
D)V\P = k
E)VT = k
A)PV = k
B)V\T = k
C)P\V = k
D)V\P = k
E)VT = k
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12
A sample of Freon gas in an air conditioner has a volume of 325 L and pressure of 96,300 Pa at 20 ° C. What will the pressure the Freon be when the volume is 975 L at 20 ° C?
A)1975 Pa
B)3.2 × 104 Pa
C)2.89 × 105 Pa
D)3.1 × 107 Pa
E)9.4 × 107 Pa
A)1975 Pa
B)3.2 × 104 Pa
C)2.89 × 105 Pa
D)3.1 × 107 Pa
E)9.4 × 107 Pa
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13
A sample of acetylene gas occupies a volume of 47.2 L under a pressure of 1.63 atm at 25 ° C. What volume will the acetylene occupy if the pressure is decreased to 0.961 atm at 25 ° C?
A)27.8 L
B)30.0 L
C)32.3 L
D)47.8 L
E)80.1 L
A)27.8 L
B)30.0 L
C)32.3 L
D)47.8 L
E)80.1 L
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14
Which of these statements about pressure is \are incorrect ?
I. Pressure is directly proportional to the number of gas molecules.
II. Pressure is directly proportional to temperature.
III. Pressure is directly proportional to volume.
A)I only
B)III only
C)I and II
D)I and III
E)II and III
I. Pressure is directly proportional to the number of gas molecules.
II. Pressure is directly proportional to temperature.
III. Pressure is directly proportional to volume.
A)I only
B)III only
C)I and II
D)I and III
E)II and III
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15
Which of the following is the formula for the chemical compound found in airbags?
A)Na3N
B)NaN3
C)Na2O
D)NaO2
A)Na3N
B)NaN3
C)Na2O
D)NaO2
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16
Which of these statements concerning pressure and weather are correct ?
I. Low pressure in a region tends to draw in storms.
II. High pressure in a region usually indicates clear weather.
III. Changes in pressure from region to region are responsible for winds.
A)I only
B)III only
C)I and II
D)I and III
E)I, II, and III
I. Low pressure in a region tends to draw in storms.
II. High pressure in a region usually indicates clear weather.
III. Changes in pressure from region to region are responsible for winds.
A)I only
B)III only
C)I and II
D)I and III
E)I, II, and III
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17
A gas contained in a piston has a pressure of 100. torr and a volume of 1.0 L. Determine the pressure of the gas if it is compressed to a volume of 0.75 L at the same temperature .
A)25 torr
B)55 torr
C)75 torr
D)133 torr
E)150 torr
A)25 torr
B)55 torr
C)75 torr
D)133 torr
E)150 torr
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18
Which of these is not a possible unit for pressure?
A)g\mL
B)lb\in2
C)Pa
D)N\m2
E)mm Hg
A)g\mL
B)lb\in2
C)Pa
D)N\m2
E)mm Hg
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19
Which of these laws describes the relationship between pressure and volume at a constant temperature?
A)Ideal Gas law
B)Boyle's law
C)Charles's law
D)Avogadro's law
E)Graham's law
A)Ideal Gas law
B)Boyle's law
C)Charles's law
D)Avogadro's law
E)Graham's law
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20
According to Boyle's law, if the pressure of a gas is decreased by a factor of five then the ____ of a gas is ____ by a factor of ____.
A)volume, increased, five
B)volume, decreased, 1\5th
C)volume, increased, 15
D)temperature, increased, five
E)temperature, decreased, 1\5th
A)volume, increased, five
B)volume, decreased, 1\5th
C)volume, increased, 15
D)temperature, increased, five
E)temperature, decreased, 1\5th
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21
The temperature scale used in gas law problems_________.
A)must be Celsius
B)must be Kelvin
C)must be Fahrenheit
D)does not matter
A)must be Celsius
B)must be Kelvin
C)must be Fahrenheit
D)does not matter
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22
Which of these gases is the most abundant in the Earth's atmosphere?
A)O2
B)N2
C)H2
D)He
E)CO2
A)O2
B)N2
C)H2
D)He
E)CO2
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23
Which of these is responsible for the rusting of metal and the dulling of paint?
A)N2
B)O2
C)Ar
D)He
E)CO2
A)N2
B)O2
C)Ar
D)He
E)CO2
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24
The noble gas argon accounts for approximately what % of the earth's atmosphere?
A)10%
B)1%
C)0.1%
D)0.01%
E)0.001%
A)10%
B)1%
C)0.1%
D)0.01%
E)0.001%
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25
Rank these gases in order of their abundance in the atmosphere (least to greatest).
(O2, N2, Ar, Ne, CO2)
A)O2 < N2 < Ar < Ne < CO2
B)N2 < O2 < Ar < Ne < CO2
C)Ar < Ne < CO2 < O2 < N2
D)Ne < CO2 < Ar < O2 < N2
E)CO2 < Ne < Ar < O2 < N2
(O2, N2, Ar, Ne, CO2)
A)O2 < N2 < Ar < Ne < CO2
B)N2 < O2 < Ar < Ne < CO2
C)Ar < Ne < CO2 < O2 < N2
D)Ne < CO2 < Ar < O2 < N2
E)CO2 < Ne < Ar < O2 < N2
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26
According to Charles's law, if the volume of a gas is increased by a factor of ten then the ____ of a gas is ____ by a factor of ____.
A)volume, increased, ten
B)volume, decreased, ten
C)volume, increased, 1\10th
D)temperature, increased, ten
E)temperature, decreased, ten
A)volume, increased, ten
B)volume, decreased, ten
C)volume, increased, 1\10th
D)temperature, increased, ten
E)temperature, decreased, ten
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27
A sample of gas occupies 30.0 L at 0 ° C and 1 atm. What temperature will the same gas have in a 22.5 L container with a pressure of 3.5 atm?
A)212 ° C
B)284 ° C
C)386 ° C
D)444 ° C
E)516 ° C
A)212 ° C
B)284 ° C
C)386 ° C
D)444 ° C
E)516 ° C
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28
A sample of carbon dioxide at 10.0 ° C has a volume of 300. mL at 760. torr. What is the volume of the gas at 30.0 ° C and 760. torr?
A)275 mL
B)280 mL
C)321 mL
D)755 mL
E)900 mL
A)275 mL
B)280 mL
C)321 mL
D)755 mL
E)900 mL
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29
The volume of 350. mL of gas at 25.0 ° C is decreased to 125 mL at constant pressure. What is the final temperature of the gas?
A)− 167 ° C
B)− 126 ° C
C)70 ° C
D)89 ° C
E)147 ° C
A)− 167 ° C
B)− 126 ° C
C)70 ° C
D)89 ° C
E)147 ° C
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30
What is the approximate composition of the earth's atmosphere?
A)80 % oxygen and 20 % nitrogen
B)80 % nitrogen and 20 % oxygen
C)50 % nitrogen and 50 % oxygen
D)100 % oxygen
E)100 % nitrogen
A)80 % oxygen and 20 % nitrogen
B)80 % nitrogen and 20 % oxygen
C)50 % nitrogen and 50 % oxygen
D)100 % oxygen
E)100 % nitrogen
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31
If a gas sample is doubled in pressure and doubled in temperature, the volume will be:
A)a fourth of the original volume.
B)half of the original volume.
C)the same as the original volume.
D)twice the original volume.
E)four times the original volume.
A)a fourth of the original volume.
B)half of the original volume.
C)the same as the original volume.
D)twice the original volume.
E)four times the original volume.
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32
A sample of nitrogen at pressure P is contained in a sealed syringe with a movable piston. If the volume of the sample were doubled and the absolute temperature tripled, the new pressure of the gas would be:
A)6.0 P
B)5.0 P
C)3.5 P
D)1.5 P
E)0.5 P
A)6.0 P
B)5.0 P
C)3.5 P
D)1.5 P
E)0.5 P
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33
According to Charles's law, if the volume of a gas is decreased by a factor of three then the ____ of a gas is ____ by a factor of ____.
A)volume, increased, three
B)volume, decreased, 1\3th
C)volume, increased, 9
D)temperature, increased, three
E)temperature, decreased, three
A)volume, increased, three
B)volume, decreased, 1\3th
C)volume, increased, 9
D)temperature, increased, three
E)temperature, decreased, three
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34
A basketball is inflated to a pressure of 1.50 atm in a 20.0 ° C garage. What is the pressure of the basketball outside where the temperature is − 5.00 ° C?
A)0.375 atm
B)1.37 atm
C)1.42 atm
D)1.67 atm
E)3.01 atm
A)0.375 atm
B)1.37 atm
C)1.42 atm
D)1.67 atm
E)3.01 atm
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35
Combining Charles's law and Boyle's law results in which equation?
A)PVT = k
B)PT\V = k
C)P\VT = k
D)PV\T = k
E)None of the above
A)PVT = k
B)PT\V = k
C)P\VT = k
D)PV\T = k
E)None of the above
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36
Rank these gases in order of their abundance in the atmosphere (least to greatest).
(O2, N2, H2, He, CO2)
A)O2 < N2 < H2 < He < CO2
B)N2 < O2 < H2 < He < CO2
C)H2 < He < CO2 < O2 < N2
D)H2 < He < O2 < CO2 < N2
E)CO2 < He < H2 < O2 < N2
(O2, N2, H2, He, CO2)
A)O2 < N2 < H2 < He < CO2
B)N2 < O2 < H2 < He < CO2
C)H2 < He < CO2 < O2 < N2
D)H2 < He < O2 < CO2 < N2
E)CO2 < He < H2 < O2 < N2
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37
Which of these gases is \are not a part (either as a reactant or as a product)of the biochemical reaction known as respiration?
I. N2
II. O2
III. H2O
IV. CO2
A)I only
B)I and III
C)II and III
D)I and IV
E)I, III, and IV
I. N2
II. O2
III. H2O
IV. CO2
A)I only
B)I and III
C)II and III
D)I and IV
E)I, III, and IV
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38
Which of these gases is broken down by bacteria in the soil and used directly by plants?
A)N2
B)O2
C)Ar
D)He
E)CO2
A)N2
B)O2
C)Ar
D)He
E)CO2
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39
A sample of oxygen with a volume of V is contained in a sealed syringe with a movable piston. If the pressure of the sample were halved and the absolute temperature tripled, what would be the new volume of the gas?
A)6.0 V
B)5.0 V
C)3.5 V
D)1.5 V
E)0.5 V
A)6.0 V
B)5.0 V
C)3.5 V
D)1.5 V
E)0.5 V
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40
A sample of helium occupies 1.40 L at 0 ° C and 760 torr. What pressure will the same gas exert in a 0.500 L vessel at 100 ° C?
A)371 torr
B)624 torr
C)1.56 × 103 torr
D)2.91 × 103 torr
E)4.05 × 103 torr
A)371 torr
B)624 torr
C)1.56 × 103 torr
D)2.91 × 103 torr
E)4.05 × 103 torr
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41
Which of these gases is absorbed by the earth's oceans, later forming rocks and sedimentation?
A)N2
B)O2
C)Ar
D)He
E)CO2
A)N2
B)O2
C)Ar
D)He
E)CO2
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42
Which region of the Earth's atmosphere supports all earth-bound life?
A)Firstosphere
B)Mesosphere
C)Stratosphere
D)Troposphere
E)Ionosphere
A)Firstosphere
B)Mesosphere
C)Stratosphere
D)Troposphere
E)Ionosphere
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43
Meteors burn up in this region of the atmosphere.
A)Firstosphere
B)Mesosphere
C)Stratosphere
D)Troposphere
E)Ionosphere
A)Firstosphere
B)Mesosphere
C)Stratosphere
D)Troposphere
E)Ionosphere
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44
Which of these pollutants diminishes the bloods ability to carry oxygen?
A)CO
B)PM-2.5
C)SO2
D)O3
E)Pb
A)CO
B)PM-2.5
C)SO2
D)O3
E)Pb
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45
Which statement is correct?
A)UV-A is more harmful to humans than UV-B.
B)UV-B is more harmful to humans than UV-A.
C)UV-A and UV-B are equally harmful to humans.
D)Neither UV-A or UV-B is harmful to humans.
A)UV-A is more harmful to humans than UV-B.
B)UV-B is more harmful to humans than UV-A.
C)UV-A and UV-B are equally harmful to humans.
D)Neither UV-A or UV-B is harmful to humans.
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46
Which of these pollutants gives smog its characteristic brown color?
A)CO
B)NO2
C)SO2
D)O3
E)Pb
A)CO
B)NO2
C)SO2
D)O3
E)Pb
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47
Which of these gases is\ are considered inert and unreactive?
I. Ne
II. O2
III. Ar
IV. CO2
A)I only
B)II only
C)II and III
D)I and III
E)I, III, and IV
I. Ne
II. O2
III. Ar
IV. CO2
A)I only
B)II only
C)II and III
D)I and III
E)I, III, and IV
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48
Which region of the atmosphere is credited with the phenomena known as aurora borealis or the northern lights?
A)Firstosphere
B)Mesosphere
C)Stratosphere
D)Troposphere
E)Ionosphere
A)Firstosphere
B)Mesosphere
C)Stratosphere
D)Troposphere
E)Ionosphere
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49
Which of these pollutants can contribute to damage to the kidneys, liver, and nervous system?
A)CO
B)NO2
C)SO2
D)O3
E)Pb
A)CO
B)NO2
C)SO2
D)O3
E)Pb
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50
Which of these acts as a pollutant in the troposphere, but as a UV shield in the stratosphere?
A)CO
B)PM-2.5
C)SO2
D)O3
E)Pb
A)CO
B)PM-2.5
C)SO2
D)O3
E)Pb
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51
Nitrogen fixation converts nitrogen to ________.
A)cellulose
B)nitrates
C)nitrogen oxides
D)nitric acid
A)cellulose
B)nitrates
C)nitrogen oxides
D)nitric acid
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52
According to data obtained by NAAQS, which of these pollutants is the most prominent pollutant problem in the United States?
A)CO
B)NO2
C)SO2
D)O3
E)Pb
A)CO
B)NO2
C)SO2
D)O3
E)Pb
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53
Which of these processes is represented by the equation?
C6H12O6 + 6O2 → 6CO2 + 6H2O + energy
A)Nitrogen fixation
B)Combustion
C)Photosynthesis
D)Respiration
E)Ozone depletion
C6H12O6 + 6O2 → 6CO2 + 6H2O + energy
A)Nitrogen fixation
B)Combustion
C)Photosynthesis
D)Respiration
E)Ozone depletion
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54
Which of these pollutants is produced primarily by forest fires, power plants, industries and automobile exhaust?
A)SO2
B)PM-2.5
C)CO
D)O3
E)Pb
A)SO2
B)PM-2.5
C)CO
D)O3
E)Pb
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55
Which of is not a risk factor of excessive exposure to UV-B rays?
A)Skin cancer
B)Premature aging
C)Cataracts
D)Depressed immune system
E)All of these are risk factors.
A)Skin cancer
B)Premature aging
C)Cataracts
D)Depressed immune system
E)All of these are risk factors.
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56
18 ppm equals
A)0.18%
B)0.018%
C)0.0018%
D)0.00018%
A)0.18%
B)0.018%
C)0.0018%
D)0.00018%
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57
Which of these processes is represented by the equation?
6H2O + 6CO2 + energy → C6H12O6 + 6O2
A)Nitrogen fixation
B)Combustion
C)Photosynthesis
D)Respiration
E)Ozone depletion
6H2O + 6CO2 + energy → C6H12O6 + 6O2
A)Nitrogen fixation
B)Combustion
C)Photosynthesis
D)Respiration
E)Ozone depletion
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58
Which of these substances is \are not important in the life-cycle of plants?
I. N2
II. O2
III. H2O
IV. CO2
A)I only
B)II only
C)II and III
D)I and II
E)I, III, and IV
I. N2
II. O2
III. H2O
IV. CO2
A)I only
B)II only
C)II and III
D)I and II
E)I, III, and IV
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59
The "PM" in the abbreviation PM-2.5 stands for?
A)Primary mist
B)Pollutant material
C)Particulate matter
D)Particles of metal
E)None of the above
A)Primary mist
B)Pollutant material
C)Particulate matter
D)Particles of metal
E)None of the above
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60
Which of these gases is \are not a part (either as a reactant or as a product)of the biochemical reaction known as photosynthesis?
I. N2
II. O2
III. H2O
IV. CO2
A)I only
B)I and III
C)II and III
D)I and IV
E)I, III, and IV
I. N2
II. O2
III. H2O
IV. CO2
A)I only
B)I and III
C)II and III
D)I and IV
E)I, III, and IV
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61
Which of these is the correct ordering of the regions of the atmosphere from lowest altitude to highest altitude?
A)ionosphere < mesosphere < troposphere < stratosphere
B)stratosphere < ionosphere < troposphere < mesosphere
C)troposphere < stratosphere < mesosphere < ionosphere
D)troposphere < mesosphere < stratosphere < ionosphere
E)mesosphere < troposphere < stratosphere < ionosphere
A)ionosphere < mesosphere < troposphere < stratosphere
B)stratosphere < ionosphere < troposphere < mesosphere
C)troposphere < stratosphere < mesosphere < ionosphere
D)troposphere < mesosphere < stratosphere < ionosphere
E)mesosphere < troposphere < stratosphere < ionosphere
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62
Which of these compounds is credited with the accelerated depletion of the ozone layer?
A)CO
B)CFCs
C)O2
D)NO
E)SO2
A)CO
B)CFCs
C)O2
D)NO
E)SO2
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63
Which of these elements is the reason that chemically decomposed ozone will not reform?
A)Carbon
B)Fluorine
C)Oxygen
D)Chlorine
E)Nitrogen
A)Carbon
B)Fluorine
C)Oxygen
D)Chlorine
E)Nitrogen
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64
Which of these processes is represented by the equation?
O3 + UV light → O + O2
A)UV absorption
B)Combustion
C)Photosynthesis
D)Respiration
E)Nitrogen fixation
O3 + UV light → O + O2
A)UV absorption
B)Combustion
C)Photosynthesis
D)Respiration
E)Nitrogen fixation
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65
Which of these regions has the most significant ozone depletion?
A)North America
B)Eastern Europe
C)Antarctica
D)Middle East
E)Southern Africa
A)North America
B)Eastern Europe
C)Antarctica
D)Middle East
E)Southern Africa
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66
Which of these compounds replaced CFCs used in refrigeration?
A)HCFCs
B)Freon-12
C)CO2
D)N2
E)silicon
A)HCFCs
B)Freon-12
C)CO2
D)N2
E)silicon
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67
Which of these is not a source of chlorofluorocarbons?
A)Aerosol propellants
B)Refrigeration systems
C)Industrial solvents
D)Fast-food containers
E)Automobile exhaust
A)Aerosol propellants
B)Refrigeration systems
C)Industrial solvents
D)Fast-food containers
E)Automobile exhaust
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