5.031 – Calculate qH2O and ∆H°
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x grams of a compound is dissolved in x grams of water. What is the q for water and the ∆H°?
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Activity Take – Calculate Internal Energy Change from Heat and Work
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Gas is either compressed or expanded. Joules of work and heat are given. You are also told if the surroundings does the work or has work done to it and if heat is absorbed from the surroundings or lost to the surroundings. Calculate the change in internal energy.
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E.6009 – kJ to meters
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The energy of a radiation is given in kJ. What is the wavelength in m?
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E1.001- Macroscopic, microscopic or particulate
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Determine if each item is macroscopic, microscopic or particulate.
E1.004 – Chemical & Physical Change
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Determine if each item is a chemical or physical change.
E1.006 – Mixtures and Pure Substances
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Determine if each items is a pure substance, a homogeneous mixture or a heterogeneous mixture.
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E1.008 – Mixtures and Pure Substances
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Determine if each items is a pure substance, a homogeneous mixture or a heterogeneous mixture.
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E1.012 – Celsius to Kelvin and Fahrenheit
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Given Celsius, Find Kelvin and Fahrenheit
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E1.013 – Which is higher F or C?
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You are given a Fahrenheit temperature and a Celsius temperature. Which is higher?
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E1.014 – Density of the compound & water top or bottom?
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Given mass and volume. What is the density of the compound in g/mL? Would water be on top or below the compound?
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