Figure 11-5

Collecting carbon dioxide over water.

(11.1) 846. Figure 11-5 shows a metal trough containing water and an inverted jar whose mouth is below the water line. The jar contains carbon dioxide that was collected over water. The water level in the trough is the same as its level in the jar. At the temperature of the water, 23o C, the vapor pressure of water is 21 mm Hg. If the atmospheric pressure is 750 mm Hg, what pressure is the carbon dioxide in the jar exerting? A. 729 mm Hg B. 771 mm Hg C. 750 mm Hg D. 760 mm Hg

(11.4) 847. A sample of ice at 0o C has a mass of 500g. It absorbs heat at the uniform rate of 6.80 kJ per minute. How many minutes are required to melt the sample? The heat of fusion of ice at 0o C is 3.4 x 102 J/g. A. 25.0 min B. 100 min 194 C. 4.62 x 103 min D. 1.00 x 104 min

Figure 11-6

(11.2) 848. Figure 11-6 shows a cooling curve for a liquid whose temperature is gradually lowered. What is the melting point of the substance? A. 65o C C. 36o C B. 52o C D. 0o C

(11.3) 849. Figure 11-6 shows a cooling curve for a liquid whose temperature is gradually lowered. What phase phases are present between the times for points N and O on the curve? A. liquid only B. liquid and solid 195 C. solid only D. gas and liquid