Identify the endothermic process(es) below. You may choose one or more processes. If there are more than one correct choices, partial points will be given for each correct answer. An incorrect choice will negate all points obtained from the correct choice(s). Select one or more: In the freeze-drying of coffee, ice is converted directly to gas at low temperature and pressure. O b. When melted, the Sg ring of sulfur breaks to form long linear chains (S16, S24, etc.). Oc. In a fractionating column, components of crude oil vapors liquify at different levels according to their boiling points. Od. In the hands of an artist, molten glass is shaped into glass ornaments of various shapes and sizes.

Identify the endothermic process(es) below. You may choose one or more processes. If there are more than one correct choices, partial points will be given for each correct answer. An incorrect choice will negate all points obtained from the correct choice(s). Select one or more: In the freeze-drying of coffee, ice is converted directly to gas at low temperature and pressure. O b. When melted, the Sg ring of sulfur breaks to form long linear chains (S16, S24, etc.). Oc. In a fractionating column, components of crude oil vapors liquify at different levels according to their boiling points. Od. In the hands of an artist, molten glass is shaped into glass ornaments of various shapes and sizes.

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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