a. cooling
b. heating
c. liquefaction
d.solidification

a. cooling

a. 760Pa
b. 101325Pa
c. 1.01325Pa
d. 1Pa

b. 101325Pa

a. equal to
b. less than
c. greater than
d. none

a. equal to

a. no energy change
b. small energy change
c. high energy change
d. none of these

a. no energy change

a. 11.2dm3
b. 22.4dm3
c. 33.6dm3
d. 44dm3

b. 22.4dm3

a. 1:4
b. 1: 6
c. 4:1
d.2 :32

c. 4:1

a. 96% He + 4% O2
b. 96% N2 + 4% O
c. 96% O2 + 4% N2
d. 50% O2 + 4% N2

a. 96% He + 4% O2

a. 8.3413 Nm/Kmol
b. 8.3413 atmdm3/Kmol
c. 0.0821 atmdm3/Kmol
d. none of these

a. 8.3413 Nm/Kmol

a. are mixed with other molecules at low temperature
b. are frozen into solid
c. are condensed into liquid
d. are melted from solid to liquid state

d. are melted from solid to liquid state

a. SO2
b. H2S
c. NH3
d. H2

d. H2

a. evaporation
b. sublimation
c. diffusion
d. boiling

b. sublimation

a. water
b. steam at 100oC
c. impure water at 102oC
d. water at 0oC

c. impure water at 102oC

a. shrink to a smaller size
b. lose energy to their surroundings
c. move further apart
d. vibrate about fixed positions

b. lose energy to their surroundings

a. only moving outwards in direction
b. vibrating about defined position
c. rising upwards
d. moving randomly in all directions

d. moving randomly in all directions

a. CO
b. N2
c. Ne
d. O2

c. Ne

a. many elements conduct electricity
b. air can be readily compressed
c. a small mass of water produces a larger volume of steam
d. if a bottle of ether is opened , the smell is quickly detected in all parts of room

d.if a bottle of ether is opened , the smell is quickly detected in all parts of room

a. bubbles rising in a beaker of boiling water
b. steam condensing on cold window
c. water spreading out on the surface of a table
d. The spreading of smell of flowers in a garden

d. The spreading of smell of flowers in a garden

a. they are both gases
b. their molecule contain carbon
c. they have same relative molecular mass
d. both are denser than air

c. they have same relative molecular mass