Chemistry Quiz 6

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Quiz 6 Energy and States of MatterPotential energy is energy that Your answer:is stored.is found in the chemical bonds of foodcan be converted to kinetic energyall of the aboveThe temperature of 85oF on the Celsius temperature scale is Your answer:29 oC47 oC53 oC67 oCOn the Fahrenheit scale, the temperature of -5oCelsius is Your answer:-9 oF23 oF27 oF41 oFOne kilocalorie is Your answer:1000 caloriesthe same as a nutritional Caloriea unit of heatall of the aboveThe specific heat of aluminum is 0.22 cal/goC. The number of calories required to heat 25 g of aluminum from 12oC to 28oC is Your answer:42 calories400 calories88 calories150 caloriesThe number of kcal released when 85g of water cools from 92oC to 32oC is Your answer:7.8 kcal2.7 kcal21 kcal5.1 kcalHow many joules are required to heat 12 g of water from 4oC to 68oC? Your answer:820 J3400 J3200 J200 JHow many kilocalories are obtained from one serving of chips ( about 12 chips) if one serving contains 7 g of fat, 18 g of carbohydrate, and 2 g of protein? Your answer:140 kcal240 kcal60 kcal80 kcalAt 0oC, the calories needed to freeze 120 g of water is Your answer:9600 cal0 cal120 cal1.5 calThe rate of a reaction can be increased by Your answer:decreasing the temperatureusing less reactantusing a catalystall of the aboveA reaction is exothermic if Your answer:the energy level of the products is higher than that of the reactantsenergy is releasedincreasing the temperature shifts the reaction to the productsall of the aboveConsider the reaction H2 + Cl2 = 2HCl + 44 kcal Which of the following will shift the equilibrium towards the products? Your answer:add H2remove Cl2add HClincrease the temperatureConsider the reaction H2 + Cl2 = 2HCl + 44 kcal Which of the following will shift the equilibrium towards the reactants? Your answer:remove HCllower the temperatureremove Cl2add H2A sample of 15 g of water at 68oC is heated to 100oC and converted to gas. The number of calories required is Your answer:9600 cal8100 cal8600 cal480 calConsider the reaction PCl5 + 16 kcal = PCl3 + Cl2. Your answer:The reaction is endothermic.The equilibrium will shift to products when heat is added.The equilibrium will shift to reactants if Cl2 is added.All of the aboveQuiz 6 Energy and States of Matter Answers1) Potential energy is energy that Correct Answer: all of the above2) The temperature of 85oF on the Celsius temperature scale is Correct Answer: 29 oC3) On the Fahrenheit scale, the temperature of -5oCelsius is Correct Answer: 23 oF4) One kilocalorie is Correct Answer: all of the above5) The specific heat of aluminum is 0.22 cal/goC. The number of calories required to heat 25 g of aluminum from 12oC to 28oC is Correct Answer: 88 calories6) The number of kcal released when 85g of water cools from 92oC to 32oC is Correct Answer: 5.1 kcal7) How many joules are required to heat 12 g of water from 4oC to 68oC? Correct Answer: 3200 J8) How many kilocalories are obtained from one serving of chips ( about 12 chips) if one serving contains 7 g of fat, 18 g of carbohydrate, and 2 g of protein? Correct Answer: 140 kcal9) At 0oC, the calories needed to freeze 120 g of water is Correct Answer: 9600 cal10) The rate of a reaction can be increased by Correct Answer: using a catalyst11) A reaction is exothermic if Correct Answer: energy is released12) Consider the reaction H2 + Cl2 = 2HCl + 44 kcal Which of the following will shift the equilibrium towards the products? Correct Answer: add H213) Consider the reaction H2 + Cl2 = 2HCl + 44 kcal Which of the following will shift the equilibrium towards the reactants? Correct Answer: remove Cl214) A sample of 15 g of water at 68oC is heated to 100oC and converted to gas. The number of calories required is Correct Answer: 8600 cal15) Consider the reaction PCl5 + 16 kcal = PCl3 + Cl2. Correct Answer: All of the above

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Questions in the Quiz are based on Energy and States of Matters. temperature and conversions of temperature factors in the form of multiple choice questions. Answers are the given at the end.

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