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Predict the substance with the greater intermolecular force in each pair A) CO2

ID: 874758 • Letter: P

Question

Predict the substance with the greater intermolecular force in each pair A) CO2 BO CO 11 A) HF B) HBr 12. A) Li (aq 13, A) CH4 B) CF4 14. A) C6H6 B) C10H14 15 B trans-C2H2Cl2 A) cis-C2H2012 16. The specific heat of water is 4.18 J/goc. When equal masses of iron at 100oc and water at 20°C are combined in a calorimeter, the final temperature is 23oc. Compared to water, the specific heat ofiron is A) less B) greater C) the same D) impossible to predict 17.1n 0.10 M Al(NO303 the [NO3] is C) 0.40 M B) 0.30 M A) 0.10 M 18. The rate of effusion of 20 compared to Brzon, at the same temperature, would be D) impossible to predict A) greater B) less 19. The average kinetic energy of I20e) compared to Brzog, at the same temperature, would be D) impossible to predict C) the same B) less A) greater 20. The root mean square speed of I20 compared to Brzog, at the same temperature, would be B) less C) the same D) impossible to predict A) greater

Explanation / Answer

Q 1 )

CO2 has more vander force so CO2 is with greater intermolecular interaction

Due to more electronegativity difference in HF . HF is with greater intermolecular interaction

Li+ due to low ionic size

CF4 (more electronegative difference

C6H6

Trans C2H2Cl2

Q 2 :

Given :

Specific heat of water = 4.184 J / g C

Initial temperature of iron = 100 deg C

Initial temperature of water = 20 deg

Final temperature = 23 deg C

Solution

Lets assume 100 g each

q = m C delta T

m = mass in g , C is specific heat , Delta T = Tf-Ti

Iron is at higher temperature than water so it gives heat to water

-q (iron) = q (water )

Lets plug given values

-(100 g * specific heat of iron * (23.0