Unit 12 Thermochemistry 19. A 10.0 gram sample of water (whose heat capacity is estimated to be 4.0 J/goC) absorbs 150.0 J of heat, if its initial temperature was 15oC, what is its final temperature? A. T (4.0 J / g C ) (10.0 g )(150.0 J ) B. T (150.0 J ) (10.0 g )( 4.0 J / g C ) C. T (4.0 J / g C )(10.0 g ) (150.0 J ) D. T (4.0 J / g C )(150.0 J ) (10.0 g ) 20. When a student dissolved KBr in water, the water got colder. Which of the following is true? A. KBr absorbed heat and water released heat. B. KBr absorbed heat and water absorbed heat. C. KBr released heat and water released heat. D. KBr released heat and water absorbed heat. 21. Consider the following reaction: 2CH3OH (g) + 3O2 (g) 2CO2 (g) + 2H2O (g) ∆H = 1500kJ If 15 mol CH3OH reacts completely with excess oxygen, how many kJ of heat are released? A. 15molCH 3 OH B. 15molCH 3 OH 1500kJ 2molCH 3 OH 1500kJ 1molCH 3 OH C. 2molCH 3OH 15molCH 3OH 1500kJ D. 15molCH 3OH 1molCH 3OH 1500kJ 22. Which of the following is an example of an endothermic process? A) Melting B) freezing C) Boiling D) both A and C E) both B and C 23. How are heat and temperature related? A) Temperature flows from cold objects to hot objects but heat flows in the opposite direction B) Heat flows from cold objects to hot objects but temperature flows in the opposite direction C) Temperature represents the average kinetic energy of a substance D) Heat represents the average kinetic energy of a substance E) Heat and temperature are the same thing 24. What metal has the lowest specific heat capacity if equal masses of the metal were subjected to the same amount of heat and the following data were obtained? A B C Initial temperature 15 15 15 Final temperature 40 50 60 A) metal A B) metal B D) need additional information C) metal C Additional: On a hot day, the air feels hotter than the water in the pool because; A) Water has higher specific heat capacity than air B) Water has lower specific heat capacity than air C) Water and air have the same specific heat capacity D) Air absorbs more heat than water Solution Review A. B. C. D. 40M 3.0M 2.0M 1.5M A. B. C. D. 1500 mL 6700 mL 170 mL 1700 mL Change the choices! A. B. C. D. 60g 40g 20g 15g Change the choices! A. B. C. D. E. 200. mL 300. mL 400. mL 500. mL 600. mL A. 1mol 80.0 g 500.0mL 40 g B. 80.0 g 500mL C. 1mol 80.0 g 0.5L 40 g D. 80.0 g 0.5 L Organic Chemistry 62. Fill in the following table: Defined As… Formula… Examples… Alkanes Only single bond CnH2n+2 Methane, ethane. Propane, butane Alkenes At least one double bond CnH2n Ethene (common name ethylene) Hexane, heptene, octane Alkynes At least one triple bond CnH2n-2 Ethyne, propyne, butyne, pentyne 63. Fill in following table in regards to functional groups: Functional Group Type of compound Examples… R – OH alcohol R-CHO Aldehyde R-O-R R-C-O-O-R Ether ----- Ester ------ ----- 63. Fill in following table in regards to functional groups: Functional Group R-COOH Type of compound Examples… Carboxylic acid Ketone ---- R-NH2 Amines ---- R-X (X=F, Cl, Br, I) Halide ----- 67. A carboxylic acid will have which of the following functional groups? A. –OH B. –COOH C. –CHO D. –CH3 69. Draw the following organic compounds using the both the structural and skeletal formula: Ex A B Name Molecular Formula Propane C3H8 Ethene 2-Octyne C2H4 C8H14 Structural formula Line formula 69. Draw the following organic compounds using the both the structural and skeletal formula: Name Molecular Formula C Pentane D 1-butene C5H12 C4H8 Structural formula Line formula Additional: Circle and label all the functional groups for the following structures: Structure A Functional groups Alcohol Ether amine Morphine Additional: Circle and label all the functional groups for the following structures: Structure C Functional group Carboxylic acid Ester aspirin
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