Please answer the 5 questions, no need for explanation. Thank you B. Multiple Choice. Write the letter of the best answer on the space provided.phases of matter (solid, liquid, and gas) is NOT correct?a. All three phases consist of particles in motion.arigin atemperature.C.gas to the liquid to the solid phase.d. The molecules are closer to each other as the system goes from the gas tothe liquid to the solid phase.2. Which of the following statements about liquefied gases is TRUE?a. Liquefied gases have increased kinetic energies.b. Very few gases like bromine and nitrogen can be liquefied.c. Intermolecular forces of attraction are not important in liquefied gases.d. Liquefying gases requires high pressures and low temperatures.3. What is the critical temperature of a substance?It is the temperature at which gas is liquefied.a.b. It is the highest temperature at which it can remain as a gas.c. It is the highest temperature at which it can be liquefied.d. It is the highest temperature at which solid and liquid equilibrium exists.4. Compound A is composed of polar molecules while compound B is composedof nonpolar molecules. If both molecules have the same molecular mass, youwould expect that.a. A will boil at a higher temperature than Bb. B will boil at a lower temperature than ABoth compounds will boil at the same temperatureC.d. B will not boil5. What do you expect to happen when a liquid is in equilibrium with its vaporin a closed container?a. The amount of gas will be exactly equal to the amount of liquid.b. The rate of vaporization will be equal to the rate of condensation.c. Molecules in the liquid phase cannot go to the gas phase because the amountof liquid in the container is constant.d. A change in temperature will not affect the pressure in the container.40Intermolecular Forces in Liquids and Solids

Initially when the liquid is first put in the container , there are very few molecules of vapour and…

5. What do you expect to happen when a liquid is in equilibrium with its vapor in a closed container? a. The amount of gas will be exactly equal to the amount of liquid. b. The rate of vaporization will be equal to the rate of condensation. c. Molecules in the liquid phase cannot go to the gas phase because the amount of liquid in the container is constant. d. A change in temperature will not affect the pressure in the container.

5. What do you expect to happen when a liquid is in equilibrium with its vapor in a closed container? a. The amount of gas will be exactly equal to the amount of liquid. b. The rate of vaporization will be equal to the rate of condensation. c. Molecules in the liquid phase cannot go to the gas phase because the amount of liquid in the container is constant. d. A change in temperature will not affect the pressure in the container.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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