Removable walRemovable wallPredict what will happen to the unknown substance when the wall is removed to produce the final condition depending on whether the unknown substance is a solid, liquid, or a gas?If the unknown is a solid, no change will occur because the particles occupy fixed positions and do not take the shape of the container.If the unknown is a liquid, no change will occur because the particles take the shape of the container but do not fill the entire volume.If the unknown is a gas, the substance will expand to completely fill the entire container because the particles are free to move independently.AIf the unknown is a solid, no change will occur because the particles cannot move fast enough the fill the entire container.If the unknown is a liquid, the particles will expand and fill the entire container.If the unknown is a gas, the particles will remain in the same side of the container, but they will take the shape of the container.If the unknown is a solid, no change will occur because the particles take the shape of the container but do not fill the entire volume.If the unknown is a liquid, no change will occur because the particles occupy fixed positions.If the unknown is a gas, the substance will expand to completely fill the entire container because the particles are free to move independently.If the unknown is a solid, removing the wall will cause it to become a liquid and take the shape of the container.If the unknown is a liquid, removing the wall will cause the liquid to become a gas and completely fill the container.DIf the unknown is a gas, no change will occur except the gas particles will expand and fill the entire container.O Time Rem-©2021 Iluminate Education TM Inc, A sealed container contains an unknown substance that may be a solid, liquid, or a gas. The container has a removable wall. The substance is initially present only on one side of the removable wall. Theother side is empty space.Initial ConditionFinal ConditionRemovable walPredict what will happen to the unknown substance when the wall is removed to produce the final condition depending on whether the unknown substance is a solid, liquid, or a gas?If the unknown is a solid, no change will occur because the particles occupy fixed positions and do not take the shape of the container.If the unknown is a liquid, no change will occur because the particles take the shape of the container but do not fill the entire volume.If the unknown is a gas, the substance will expand to completely fill the entire container because the particles are free to move independently.AIf the unknown is a solid, no change will occur because the particles cannot move fast enough the fill the entire container.If the unknown is a liquid, the particles will expand and fill the entire container.If the unknown is a gas, the particles will remain in the same side of the container, but they will take the shape of the container.B.If the unknown is a solid, no change will occur because the particles take the shape of the container but do not fill the entire volume.O Time Remaining: 28 minutes©2021 Illuminate EducationTM, Inc.Ol%

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Predict what will happen to the unknown substance when the wall is removed to produce the final condition depending on whether the unknown substance is a solid, liquid, or a gas? If the unknown is a solid, no change will occur because the particles occupy fixed positions and do not take the shape of the container. If the unknown is a liquid, no change will occur because the particles take the shape of the container but do not fill the entire volume. If the unknown is a gas, the substance will expand to completely fill the entire container because the particles are free to move independently. A If the unknown is a solid, no change will occur because the particles cannot move fast enough the fill the entire container. If the unknown is a liquid, the particles will expand and fill the entire container. If the unknown is a gas, the particles will remain in the same side of the container, but they will take the shape of the container. If the unknown is a solid, no change will occur because the particles take the shape of the container but do not fill the entire volume. C If the unknown is a liquid, no change will occur because the particles occupy fixed positions. If the unknown is a gas, the substance will expand to completely fill the entire container because the particles are free to move independently. If the unknown is a solid, removing the wall will cause it to become a liquid and take the shape of the container. If the unknown is a liquid, removing the wall will cause the liquid to become a gas and completely fill the container. If the unknown is a gas, no change will occur except the gas particles will expand and fill the entire container. D O Time Rem ©2021 Illuminate Education TM Inc.

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

Problem 1RQ: Define and explain the differences between the following terms. a. law and theory b. theory and...