1. COMPLETE THE TABLE COMPLETE THE TABLE.QuestionChoicesAAH corresponds to anNegative, exothermicNegative, endothermicPositive, exothermicprocess.Zero, endothermicZero, exothermicThe internal energy can be increasedbyI. transferring heat from thesurroundings to the systemII. transferring heat from the systemto the surroundingsIII. doing work on the systemIII onlyIl onlyIl and IIII and IIIThe value of AH° for the reaction0.182CH,OH) → CO + 2H2(9) is +128.1 kJ.Determine the heat consumed when8.3123.35.10 g of COe) is formed.162The value of AH° for the reaction is -70.7177336 kJ. Determine the heat (kJ)-336released to the surroundings when21123.0 g of HGl is formed: CHa9) +3CI2G) → CHCIu) + 3 HClo in kJ.Which one of the following is anWater freezing• Hydrochloric acid and barium hydroxide aremixed at 25 degrees Celsius.Mixing of HCI and NaOH at room temperature.Boiling soupendothermic process?

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Question Choices A AH corresponds to an Negative, exothermic Negative, endothermic process. Positive, exothermic Zero, endothermic Zero, exothermic The internal energy can be increased by I. transferring heat from the surroundings to the system II. transferring heat from the system to the surroundings III. doing work on the system III only Il only Il and III I and II The value of AH° for the reaction 0.182 CH,OH, → CO) + 2H20) is +128.1 kJ. Determine the heat consumed when 8.31 23.3 5.10 g of CO) is formed. 162

Question Choices A AH corresponds to an Negative, exothermic Negative, endothermic process. Positive, exothermic Zero, endothermic Zero, exothermic The internal energy can be increased by I. transferring heat from the surroundings to the system II. transferring heat from the system to the surroundings III. doing work on the system III only Il only Il and III I and II The value of AH° for the reaction 0.182 CH,OH, → CO) + 2H20) is +128.1 kJ. Determine the heat consumed when 8.31 23.3 5.10 g of CO) is formed. 162

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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