Chemistry Exp. 1/ Investigation #1
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Calculate the density of an object with a mass of 5 g and a volume of 12 mL. Would it sink or float in water? (The density of water is 1 g/mL). IN THE SPACE PROVIDED, SHOW HOW YOU CALCULATED YOUR ANSWER & WHETHER THE OBJECT WILL SINK OR FLOAT IN WATER.
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Read each question carefully and completely before choosing your answer. You will have 30 minutes to complete this Quiz.
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While burning coal and charcoal, you notice that coal releases more heat than charcoal. That means that the chemical potential energy is ________________ in charcoal than in coal.
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Lower
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Higher
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The same
Correct Answer
A. LowerExplanation
The given answer, "lower," is correct because the statement indicates that coal releases more heat than charcoal when burned. This suggests that coal has a higher chemical potential energy compared to charcoal. Therefore, the chemical potential energy is lower in charcoal than in coal.Rate this question:
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When you touch an ice cube, heat is transferred from________ to________
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your finger, your hand
the ice cube, the iceExplanation
When you touch an ice cube, heat is transferred from your finger to the ice cube. This is because heat always flows from a higher temperature object (your finger) to a lower temperature object (the ice cube) until both objects reach thermal equilibrium. Additionally, heat is also transferred from your hand to the ice cube since your hand is in contact with your finger.Rate this question:
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You have four water samples at different temperatures. In which sample are the molecules vibrating at the fastest speed?
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Water at 37 oC
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Water at 99 oC
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Water at 99 oF
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Water at 299 K
Correct Answer
A. Water at 99 oCExplanation
The molecules in a substance vibrate faster as the temperature increases. Since 99°C is the highest temperature among the given options, the water at 99°C would have the molecules vibrating at the fastest speed.Rate this question:
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In a chemistry experiment, the total energy contained in a system is 45 J. After the system undergoes a chemical reaction, the total energy in the system is 39 J. Which of the following statements is true?
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The surroundings lost 6 J
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The surroundings gained 6 J
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The surroundings did not lose or gain energy
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This is impossible as a system cannot lose energy
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A. The surroundings gained 6 JExplanation
According to the law of conservation of energy, energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transferred or transformed. In this case, the total energy in the system decreased from 45 J to 39 J, indicating that 6 J of energy was transferred out of the system. Since the energy cannot simply disappear, it must have been transferred to the surroundings, resulting in the surroundings gaining 6 J of energy.Rate this question:
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You leave each of the following items outside on a hot, sunny day. Once the sun goes down, which item will cool off the fastest?
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Aluminum baseball bat
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Gold bracelet
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Wood bench
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Copper penny
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A. Gold braceletExplanation
Gold is a good conductor of heat, meaning it can absorb and transfer heat quickly. On a hot, sunny day, the gold bracelet will absorb a significant amount of heat from the sun. However, once the sun goes down, gold's high thermal conductivity will allow it to release the absorbed heat quickly, resulting in faster cooling compared to the other items.Rate this question:
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Which is an example of kinetic energy?
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An arrow in flight
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A ball right before it is dropped
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A warm bicycle chain
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A gallon of gasoline
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A. An arrow in flightExplanation
An arrow in flight is an example of kinetic energy because it possesses both mass and velocity. As the arrow moves through the air, it has the ability to do work and transfer energy due to its motion. The arrow's kinetic energy is directly related to its speed and mass, with faster and heavier arrows possessing more kinetic energy.Rate this question:
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According to the law of conservation of mass, mass is __________________. Select ALL that apply.
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Conserved during chemical reactions
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Always conserved over time
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Conserved during physical transformations
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Never conserved
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A. Conserved during chemical reactions
A. Always conserved over time
A. Conserved during physical transformationsExplanation
According to the law of conservation of mass, mass is conserved during chemical reactions, always conserved over time, and conserved during physical transformations. This means that the total mass of a system remains constant, regardless of any changes in the form or state of the substances involved. Mass cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed or rearranged.Rate this question:
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