Given the heating curve below for an amount of substance A at 1.0 atm pressure: 150 100 78 °C 9 50 -50 -100 -114 °C -150 -200 Heat added A. Which of the following will be observed if the amount of substance A is doubled at the same pressure? Select one: Oa. The polarizability of the substance will increase. Ob. The boiling temperature of the substance will increase. Oc. The amount of heat to melt and vaporize the substance will increase. Od. The strength of intermolecular forces of attraction among the substances will increase. Temperature (°C)

Given the heating curve below for an amount of substance A at 1.0 atm pressure: 150 100 78 °C 9 50 -50 -100 -114 °C -150 -200 Heat added A. Which of the following will be observed if the amount of substance A is doubled at the same pressure? Select one: Oa. The polarizability of the substance will increase. Ob. The boiling temperature of the substance will increase. Oc. The amount of heat to melt and vaporize the substance will increase. Od. The strength of intermolecular forces of attraction among the substances will increase. Temperature (°C)

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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