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At what temperature is the substance a heated gas?

A
at 100 times degree C
B
above 100 times degree C
C
below 0 times degree C
D
between 0 times degree C and 100 times degree C
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The alpha decay of a radioactive nuclide (X) emits a He- 4 nucleus and produces an isotope of 92235U What is X ?

A
92 to the 236th power cap u
B
91 to the 235th power Pa
C
93 to the 235th power Np
D
94 to the 239th power Pu
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Which compound contains a triple bond?

A
Image with description A C is connected to an O with 2 parallel vertical lines, and below left to H with a single line and below right to O H with a single line.
B
Image with description 2 C's are connected by 3 parallel lines. There is an H connected with a single line to the left and to the right.
C
Image with description 2 C's are connected with 2 parallel lines. There are H's connected with single lines above left, above right, below right, and below left of the 2 C's.
D
Image with description 2 C's are connected with a single line, and each has an H attached by a single line above, below, and outside.
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How do aromatic hydrocarbons differ from alkenes?

A
Aromatic hydrocarbons are unsaturated, and alkenes are saturated.
B
Alkenes are saturated, and aromatic hydrocarbons are unsaturated.
C
Aromatic hydrocarbons are flat, geometric molecules, and alkenes are not.
D
Alkenes are flat, planar molecules, and aromatic hydrocarbons are not.
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Which best describes the reducing agent in this reaction? Cl sub 2 times A q plus 2 Br raised to the negative A q power rightarrow 2 Cl raised to the negative A q power plus Br sub 2 times A q

A
Bromine Br loses an electron, so it is the reducing agent.
B
Chlorine Cl loses an electron, so it is the reducing agent.
C
Bromine Br gains an electron, so it is the reducing agent.
D
Chlorine Cl gains an electron, so it is the reducing agent.
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How does an increase in reactant concentration affect the rate of reaction?

A
It leads to less frequent collisions, which decrease reaction rate.
B
It leads to less frequent collisions, which increase reaction rate.
C
It leads to more frequent collisions, which decrease reaction rate.
D
It leads to more frequent collisions, which increase reaction rate.
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Widespread use of fuel cell vehicles poses a danger because

A
fuel cells emit a greenhouse gas that endangers the ecosystem.
B
it is difficult to safely transport and store hydrogen gas before it is used.
C
hydrogen used to power fuel cells could run out and disappear from Earth.
D
it is hard to build fuel cell vehicles that travel slowly enough to match speed limits.
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Consider this chemical equation. Mg OH sub 2 plus 2 HNO sub 3 rightarrow Mg open paren NO sub 3 close paren sub 2 plus 2 cap h sub 2 cap o Which is the net ionic equation?

A
Mg raised to the 2 plus power plus 2 NO sub 3 raised to the negative right arrow Mg raised to the 2 plus power plus 2 NO sub 3 raised to the negative power power
B
Mg raised to the 2 plus power plus 2 OH raised to the negative plus 2 power cap h raised to the plus right arrow Mg raised to the 2 plus power 2 cap h sub 2 cap o power
C
cap h raised to the plus plus OH raised to the negative right arrow cap h sub 2 cap o power power
D
Mg raised to the 2 plus power plus 2 OH raised to the negative plus 2 power cap h raised to the plus plus 2 power NO sub 3 raised to the negative right arrow Mg raised to the 2 plus power plus 2 NO sub 3 raised to the negative plus 2 power cap h sub 2 cap o power
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After a radioactive atom decays, it is the same element that it was before with no measurable change in mass. Which kind of decay has occurred, and how do you know?

A
alpha decay because it creates a new isotope of the same element
B
gamma decay because photons have no mass
C
beta decay because this kind of decay cannot change one element into another
D
alpha decay because alpha particles have no mass
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Which of these is an example of a physical change?

A
sodium, when exposed to chlorine, forming sodium chloride
B
aluminum, when heated in air, forming aluminum oxide
C
solid ice, when heated, turning into liquid water
D
sugar, when heated, producing carbon dioxide and water
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Which issue poses the greatest long-term challenge in the development of new nuclear power plants?

A
storage of radioactive waste
B
controlling fission reactions
C
controlling carbon dioxide emissions
D
mining of uranium
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How are large polymers formed?

A
by combining a few different and larger molecules
B
by combining many different and smaller molecules
C
by the addition of halogens to a small molecule
D
by repetitive combinations of simple subunits

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