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How is addition polymerization different from condensation polymerization?

A
During addition polymerization, the chain grows in one direction only; during condensation polymerization, the chain can grow in multiple directions.
B
During addition polymerization, all the atoms in the monomer units are retained in the polymer; condensation polymerization results in the loss of a small molecule, such as water.
C
During condensation polymerization, all the atoms in the monomer units are retained in the polymer; addition polymerization results in the loss of a small molecule, such as water.
D
During condensation polymerization, the chain grows in one direction only; during addition polymerization, the chain can grow in multiple directions.
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Which activity most likely involves the direct use of saturated hydrocarbons?

A
bending steel by hand
B
burning natural gas
C
dissolving salt in water
D
carving stone with hammer and chisel
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Which compound can be used to preserve biological specimens?

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Image with description A central C is double bonded to an O, and single bonded to 2 H.
B
Image with description C H 3 single bonded to C, which is double bonded above right to O, and below right to C H 2, which is bonded to C H 3.
C
Image with description A chain, reading from left: C H 3 bonded to C, bonded to O, bonded to C H 2, bonded to C H2, bonded to C H 3. The single C near the beginning of the chain is double bonded to O.
D
Image with description A central C is double bonded to an O above, and single bonded to C H 3 below left and O H below right.
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What would a substance that could undergo condensation polymerization most likely have?

A
two double bonds
B
two aldehyde functional groups
C
a triple bond
D
two alcohol functional groups
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What are geometric isomers?

A
compounds that have the same types of atoms arranged in different orders
B
compounds that have the same atoms arranged in the same order, and have the same three-dimensional orientations
C
compounds that have the same atoms arranged in the same order, but with different three-dimensional orientations
D
compounds that have the same number of carbon atoms arranged in different orders
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What is the general formula for a secondary amine?

A
RNH sub 2
B
cap h sub 2 NRNH sub 2
C
RN sub 2 cap h
D
cap r sub 2 NH
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Which is a characteristic of condensation polymerization?

A
The polymer contains all the atoms in the monomer units.
B
The reaction rarely produces a product.
C
Each monomer has more than one functional group.
D
Monomers are generally alkenes.
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Which is composed of alkenes?

A
propane gas
B
welding torch fuel
C
polystyrene cups
D
degreaser containing hexane
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What is a disadvantage of using a space-filling model to show a chemical compound?

A
Space-filling models do not identify the number and type of bonds.
B
Space-filling models show information about composition but not structure.
C
Space-filling models do not show all atoms in the molecule.
D
Space-filling models provide a two-dimensional view of the molecule.
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What is the name of this hydrocarbon?

A
octane
B
hexane
C
pentane
D
heptane
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Which property differentiates this alkane from other classes of alkanes?

A
the number of carbon atoms
B
the types of bonds
C
the shape
D
the number of hydrogen atoms
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What is the chemical formula for acetic acid?

A
cap c sub 2 cap h sub 4 cap o sub 2
B
cap c sub 2 OH
C
CHO
D
cap c sub 2 cap o sub 2 cap h
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Estradiol is best described as?

A
an aromatic
B
an alkene
C
an alkane
D
an alkyne
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What is the product that is formed in this reaction?

A
an alkyl halide
B
a monomer
C
a polymer
D
a carboxylic acid

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