CHMS 2101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY Tutorial 2020
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CHMS 2101: Page 108 of the same private tutoring/exam-prep compilation as IDs 3009-3011 (continuing the same numbered question sequence, questions 46-52): converting Kc to Kp for the N2O4/NO2 equilibrium; defining heterogeneous equilibrium; defining an intensive property; applying the Clausius-Clapeyron equation to find vapor pressure at a temperature below the normal boiling point; explaining the surface-tension 'skin' phenomenon of water; identifying the intermolecular forces acting between HCl molecules (dipole-dipole and dispersion); and explaining why liquid viscosity decreases with rising temperature.
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University of Bamenda
Faculty of Science - FS
Biological Science - BS
GENERAL CHEMISTRY
Tutorial · First Semester · Level 200
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- 50.
Before the phenomenon was understood, physicists describe the surface of water as being covered with a ”skin”. What causes the skin-like phenomenon? a) Volatility b) surface tension c) instability of molecules at the surface of the liquid d) stability of molecules and the surface of the liquid e) capillarity
- 51.
What type of intermolecular forces act between molecules of HCl? a) Ionic dipole b) Dipole-dipole c) dipole and dispersion d) dispersion e) covalent bonding
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- Course code
- CHMS2101 (CHMS 2101)
- Type
- Tutorial
- Year
- 2020
- Level
- Level 200
- Semester
- First Semester
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- Included
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University
University of BamendaFaculty
Faculty of Science - FSDepartment
Biological Science - BS
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