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Lab: Calorimetry and Specific Heat — Unit test Answers

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Which process involves a decrease in entropy?

A
burning natural gas
B
water freezing into ice
C
water evaporating on heating
D
dry ice subliming
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Which process is spontaneous?

A
electrolysis of water into oxygen and hydrogen
B
spreading of a strong fragrance of perfume in a room
C
separation of sodium and chlorine from sodium chloride
D
removal of iron fillings from a mixture by using a magnet
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Which process involves an increase in entropy?

A
crystallization of a solute from a solution
B
ice melting into liquid water
C
iodine vapor forming solid iodine
D
condensing a gas into a liquid
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Which statement describes spontaneous processes?

A
proceed without continuous external influence and have an overall negative free energy change
B
proceed without continuous external influence and have an overall positive free energy change
C
proceed with continuous external influence and have an overall negative free energy change
D
proceed with continuous external influence and have an overall positive free energy change
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Which statement describes a system that consists of sugar crystals dissolving in water?

A
The system becomes more ordered and has an increase in entropy.
B
The system becomes more ordered and has a decrease in entropy.
C
The system becomes more disordered and has an increase in entropy.
D
The system becomes more disordered and has a decrease in entropy.
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The reaction below proceeds spontaneously at 298 K. NH3(g) +Cl2(g)NH4Cl(s)What is the sign of the entropy change, S?

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A
S is negative because the product is less random than the reactants.
Option A
B
S is negative because the reactants are less random than the product.
Option B
C
S is positive because the product is less random than the reactants.
Option C
D
S is positive because the reactants are less random than the product.
Option D

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