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Chemistry Regents January 2008 - Question 17 PDF Print E-mail
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(2) 0 C is the correct answer.

The equilibrium between solid and liquid water exists at Standard temperature and pressure, which is defined as 101.3 kPa and 0C or 298K.

 
Chemistry Regents January 2008 - Question 21 PDF Print E-mail
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1) Chemical energy to electrical energy is the correct answer.

A voltaic cell is also known as a battery.  Stored chemical energy is converted into electrical energy using the transfer of ions.

 
Chemistry Regents January 2008 - Question 41 PDF Print E-mail
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(1) 2.5 L is the correct answer.

If we plug in the values for Standard temperature (0C or 273K) and pressure (101.3 kPa or 1atm) into the ratio for gases, we can find the ratio for PV = nRT

You can ignore the factor ‘’R’’ as it is present in both equations.

(1atm) x (2L ) = n (273) ------ (1x2)/ 273 = .007 moles

(.88atm) x (zL) = .007 moles (303)

X = 2.5

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Chemistry Regents January 2008 - Question 52 PDF Print E-mail
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Here is an example of an endothermic energy diagram. Your axes will be labels potential energy on the y axis and reaction pathway on the x axis.  The reactants have a lower potential energy than the products as energy is required for the reaction to occur.

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Chemistry Regents January 2008 - Question 58 PDF Print E-mail
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chemjan08q (58)NaCl is a liquid between 801C and 1465C.
 
Chemistry Regents January 2008 - Question 59 PDF Print E-mail
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The average kinetic energy is changing between AB and CD, where the slope of the line is positive.

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Chemistry Regents January 2008 - Question 60 PDF Print E-mail
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The sample during CD is in a single phase and capable of conducting electricity.

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