II 1 I .2. I | II3 6. 3. A group of students iS thinking about evaporatiIon. One asks the question "How does surtace area affect the rate of evaporation?" The group decides to set up an investigation. Here is their prоcedure. Step 1. Pour 75 mL of water at 20°C into each container. Step 2. Put container X in a room that is 25°C; put container Y in a room that is 15°C. Step 3. Monitor the temperature of the air every 15 minutes. Placed in Foom at 15°C Placed in room at 25°C 3a. If the experiment is set up exactly as described, what do you expect to see happen? Select True if the sentence is true; select False if the sentence is false. Energy will transfer mainly from air particles to water particles in container X. True False Answer:

II 1 I .2. I | II3 6. 3. A group of students iS thinking about evaporatiIon. One asks the question "How does surtace area affect the rate of evaporation?" The group decides to set up an investigation. Here is their prоcedure. Step 1. Pour 75 mL of water at 20°C into each container. Step 2. Put container X in a room that is 25°C; put container Y in a room that is 15°C. Step 3. Monitor the temperature of the air every 15 minutes. Placed in Foom at 15°C Placed in room at 25°C 3a. If the experiment is set up exactly as described, what do you expect to see happen? Select True if the sentence is true; select False if the sentence is false. Energy will transfer mainly from air particles to water particles in container X. True False Answer:

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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