Napoleon's Buttons Chapter 5
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| Q.1) | Although the structures of explosive molecules vary widely most often they contain a(n) |
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| Q.2) | Which of the following is NOT a component of gunpowder? |
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| Q.3) | All explosive reactions produce large amounts of heat. What type of reactions are these? |
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| Q.4) | What gives the structure of a diatomic nitrogen molecule its stability? |
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| Q.5) | Which of the following is NOT a property of explosive reactions? |
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| Q.6) | Of the four compunds listed, which one does NOT contain a nitro group |
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| Q.7) | Whose experiments with nitric acid led to the discovery of nitroglycerin, the explosive component in dynamite? |
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Which of the following is a starting material for making nitric acid? |
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| Q.9) | Our atmosphere is composed of approximately ________% oxygen gas and __________% nitrogen gas. |
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| Q.10) | What are the differneces between the structures of nitroglycerin and pentaerythritoltetranitrate (PETN)? |
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| Q.11) | As well as being a molecule found in explosivses, nitric oxide, (NO) ,has many physiological roles. Which of the following is NOT one of the physiological roles of NO? |
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| Q.12) | Which of the following coefficient groups correctly balances the equation for the chemical reaction for the explosion of gunpowder? |
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| Q.13) | Which of the following is responsible for the propulsion of a cannonball or bullet? |
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| Q.14) | Which of the following was often to refered to as "Chinese snow"? |
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Which of the following is the definition of an isomer? |
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