(11.5) 802.

Which is the heat required to change one gram of a solid to a liquid at a constant temperature? A. heat of vaporization B. heat of fusion C. heat of sublimation D. heat of condensation

(11.4) 803.

During the process of distillation, the vapor phase of the substance to be purified A. is maintained at constant temperature B. is warmed to its critical temperature. C. is cooled to its critical temperature. D. is cooled until condensation occurs.

(11.5) 804. Glass is not considered to be a true solid because A. it has no precise melting point. B. it is transparent. C. it is brittle. D. it undergoes chemical change when heated (11.5) 805. Which describes the motion of molecules in the solid phase? A. They move from place to place within the limits of the sample. B. They move from place to place with resulting indefinite separation. C. They vibrate at a fixed location. D. They do not move. (11.5) 806. A liquid that flows very slowly is described as having a high A. density. B. viscosity. C. temperature. D. boiling point.

(11.5) 807. A substance that undergoes sublimation at ordinary condition is A. water as solid ice. B. water in the liquid phase. C. carbon dioxide as solid Dry Ice. B. carbon dioxide in the gas phase. (11.5) 808. A the temperature of water is lowered from 4C to 0 C its density A. increases. B. decreases. C. remains the same.

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