25. Which of the following is FALSE about the observed properties of gases? A) Gases will expand because they have no definite shape or volume B) As the temperature increases, the pressure will increase (especially in a closed container) C) Gases have very high densities D) Gases are completely miscible 26. According to Charles' Law, at 25 degrees Celcius a volume of water will be 100 mL. If you raise the temperature to 37 degrees Celcius, the new volume of water will be? a) 104 ml b) 96 mL c) 148 ml. d) 67.6 mL 27. According to Reference Table G, what is the maximum amount of KNO, that can be dissolved in 100 g of water at 60 degrees Celcius? a) 50 g b) 110 g c) |as d) '85 g 28. What do we call two liquids that are mutually soluble in each other? a) Efflorescent b) Miscible c) Deliquescent d) Immicible

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25. Which of the following is FALSE about the observed properties of gases?
A) Gases will expand because they have no definite shape or volume
B) As the temperature increases, the pressure will increase (especially in a closed container)
C) Gases have very high densities
D) Gases are completely miscible
26. According to Charles' Law, at 25 degrees Celcius a volume of water will be 100 mL. If you raise
the temperature to 37 degrees Celcius, the new volume of water will be?
a) 104 mL
b) 96 ml
c) 148 ml
d) 67.6 mL
According to Reference Table G, what is the maximum amount of KNO; that can be dissolved in
100 g of water at 60 degrees Celcius?
a) 50 g
b) 110 g
27.
c) as
d) 85 g
28. What do we call two liquids that are mutually soluble in each other?
a) Efflorescent
b) Miscible
c) Deliquescent
d) Immicible
Transcribed Image Text:25. Which of the following is FALSE about the observed properties of gases? A) Gases will expand because they have no definite shape or volume B) As the temperature increases, the pressure will increase (especially in a closed container) C) Gases have very high densities D) Gases are completely miscible 26. According to Charles' Law, at 25 degrees Celcius a volume of water will be 100 mL. If you raise the temperature to 37 degrees Celcius, the new volume of water will be? a) 104 mL b) 96 ml c) 148 ml d) 67.6 mL According to Reference Table G, what is the maximum amount of KNO; that can be dissolved in 100 g of water at 60 degrees Celcius? a) 50 g b) 110 g 27. c) as d) 85 g 28. What do we call two liquids that are mutually soluble in each other? a) Efflorescent b) Miscible c) Deliquescent d) Immicible
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