Part A)   The standard molar heat of formation of water vapor (steam) is -242 kJ/mol. What amount of energy, in kilojoules, is produced when 1.50*108 liters of hydrogen gas at STP are combusted with excess of oxygen.   (a)  1.50x108                   (b)    1.62x10-9                             (c)      1.62x109                       (d)      8.10x108 (e)  None of those. If so, what is your answer?

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Part A)   The standard molar heat of formation of water vapor (steam) is -242 kJ/mol.

What amount of energy, in kilojoules, is produced when 1.50*108 liters of hydrogen gas at STP are combusted with excess of oxygen.

 

(a)  1.50x108                   (b)    1.62x10-9                             (c)      1.62x109                       (d)      8.10x108

(e)  None of those. If so, what is your answer?

 

 

Part B)  In a reaction between nickel (II) nitrate and sodium sulfide in aqueous solution, spectator ions are:

(a)    sodium & sulfide

(b)    nickel & nitrate

(c)    sodium & nitrate

(d)    nitrate & sulfide

(e)    There are no spectator ions

 

 

Part C)   Carbon dioxide diffuses through a porous barrier at a rate of 0.200 mL/min. If the unknown gas diffuses through the same barrier and at the same conditions at a rate of 0.331 mL/min, what gas out of the following it may be?


(a)  Ar               (b)    H2              (c)    NO              (d)     CH4                                  (e)     C2H4

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