CHMS 2101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY Tutorial 2020
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CHMS 2101: Page 104 of a private tutoring/exam-prep compilation of general chemistry multiple-choice practice questions (no official course code, institution, or date printed on this page), continuing a larger numbered sequence (questions 15-22): identifying correctly described gases (He, Ar etc.); why all C-C bonds in benzene are equal length (resonance); Raoult's Law vapour-pressure-lowering calculation for a sucrose solution; identifying the molecule with 2 sigma and 2 pi bonds (HCN); predicting spontaneity from standard Gibbs free energy sign analysis given negative enthalpy and positive entropy change; identifying the gas-phase equilibrium unaffected by volume change (equal moles each side); evaluating an electronic configuration question with incomplete/illegible answer options on the source page; and calculating the oxidation state of chromium in potassium dichromate.
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University of Bamenda
Faculty of Science - FS
Biochemistry - BCH
GENERAL CHEMISTRY
Tutorial · First Semester · Level 200
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- 15.
Which of the following best describes the gas with properties listed? a) H, smallest gas molecule b) He, monoatomic gas c) N, diatomic gas d) O, heaviest gas e) Ar, noble gas
- 16.
Which of these explains why all the C-C bonds in benzene are the same length? a) London dispersion forces b) Hybridization c) Ionic bonding d) Resonance e) Hydrogen bonding
At a glance
- Course code
- CHMS2101 (CHMS 2101)
- Type
- Tutorial
- Year
- 2020
- Level
- Level 200
- Semester
- First Semester
- Proposed solution
- Included
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University
University of BamendaFaculty
Faculty of Science - FSDepartment
Biochemistry - BCH
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