#18, explain (d) iron metaliron(III) ion(c) oxide iong)16.For the reaction in problem 15, the substance beingreduced is:(a) aluminum(d) iron metal(b) iron(III) ion(c) oxide ion17. The reaction in problem 15 can also be classified as a:(a) combination reaction(c) single replacement reaction(b) decomposition reaction(a) double replacementreaction18. Which of the following is not a true statement about solids?(a) The melting point of a solid is not affected byatmospheric pressure.(b) Solids have definite shape.(c) Solids have definite volume.(d) Solids are easily compressible.19. If the temperature of a gas is increased at constant pressure,its volume will:(a) increase(d) insufficient data to answer the question(b) decrease(c) stay the sameIf the pressure is increased to 760 torr, what will be itsnew volume?(a) 6 liters20. A gas has a volume of 6 liters at a pressure of 380 torr.(c) 12 liters(d) 9 liters(b) 3 liters8:37 AM5/9/2022

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(b. iron(III) ion (c) oxide ion (d) iron metal For the reaction in problem 15, the substance being reduced is: (a) aluminum (d) iron metal 16. (b) iron(III) ion (c) oxide ion 17. The reaction in problem 15 can also be classified as a: (b) decomposition reaction (a) douh1e renlagoman (a) combination reaction (c) single replacement reaction

(b. iron(III) ion (c) oxide ion (d) iron metal For the reaction in problem 15, the substance being reduced is: (a) aluminum (d) iron metal 16. (b) iron(III) ion (c) oxide ion 17. The reaction in problem 15 can also be classified as a: (b) decomposition reaction (a) douh1e renlagoman (a) combination reaction (c) single replacement reaction

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#18, explain

(d) iron metal
iron(III) ion
(c) oxide ion
g)
16.
For the reaction in problem 15, the substance being
reduced is:
(a) aluminum
(d) iron metal
(b) iron(III) ion
(c) oxide ion
17. The reaction in problem 15 can also be classified as a:
(a) combination reaction
(c) single replacement reaction
(b) decomposition reaction
(a) double replacement
reaction
18. Which of the following is not a true statement about solids?
(a) The melting point of a solid is not affected by
atmospheric pressure.
(b) Solids have definite shape.
(c) Solids have definite volume.
(d) Solids are easily compressible.
19. If the temperature of a gas is increased at constant pressure,
its volume will:
(a) increase
(d) insufficient data to answer the question
(b) decrease
(c) stay the same
If the pressure is increased to 760 torr, what will be its
new volume?
(a) 6 liters
20. A gas has a volume of 6 liters at a pressure of 380 torr.
(c) 12 liters
(d) 9 liters
(b) 3 liters
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5/9/2022

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