Chemistry Global Warming and Reactions Quiz
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What is the primary reason CO₂ and H₂O contribute to global warming?

  • They reradiate UV rays.
  • They trap and reradiate IR rays. (correct)
  • They enhance the greenhouse effect through oxidation.
  • They affect the ozone layer's balance.
  • Which mineral is characterized by the absence of oxygen in its composition?

  • Carbonates
  • Silicates
  • Pyrites (correct)
  • Native metals
  • What happens to a balloon filled with air when sent to the moon?

  • It bursts due to the pressure difference. (correct)
  • It expands and remains intact.
  • It shrinks but remains intact.
  • It floats away without changing size.
  • What phenomenon explains why the tropospheric atmosphere is particularly turbulent?

    <p>Convection currents generated by thermal differences.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In which layer of the atmosphere do temperature changes primarily result in changes in air pressure?

    <p>Troposphere</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the least stable condition experienced by an airplane in flight regarding pressure changes?

    <p>Pressure decreases rapidly.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which compound is known to support combustion?

    <p>Oxygen</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the upper layer of the atmosphere called, directly above the Earth's surface?

    <p>Troposphere</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following oxides can release oxygen when heated?

    <p>Lead(IV) oxide</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why are fountain pens not recommended for air travel?

    <p>Internal ink pressure exceeds external pressure, causing leaks.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Assertion and Reason Questions

    • Oxyacetylene flame: Used for welding; combustion of acetylene is rapid combustion
    • Lime water: Air passed through turns milky; constituents of a mixture retain properties

    Global Warming

    • Cause: Reradiation of infrared (IR) rays by CO2 and H2O
    • Not a cause: Reradiation of UV rays by O2 and N2

    Minerals and Oxygen

    • Mineral lacking oxygen: Carbonates
    • Minerals containing oxygen: Silicates, Pyrites

    Chemical Reactions

    • Reaction with oxygen: X + O2 → Y; Y + H2O → Z; Z turns blue litmus red, X could be Ca, S, C, or P.

    Tropospheric Atmosphere

    • Turbulence causes: Convectional currents of air rising due to high temperatures in lower layers

    Atmospheric Layers

    • Layer above the surface: Troposphere
    • Stratosphere temperature: Remains almost constant and then increases with altitude

    Gases and Combustion

    • Combustible and supporter of combustion: Oxygen
    • Not combustible and a supporter of combustion: Nitrous oxide

    Balloons and Atmospheric Pressure

    • Balloon on moon: Balloon would contract; atmospheric pressure is lower than on earth

    Air Conditioning and Refrigeration

    • Refrigeration Gases: CFCs

    Other Facts

    • Oxides giving off oxygen: Ag2O, Pb3O4
    • Lowest boiling point: Ne
    • Fountain pens in airplanes: Ink vaporizes due to low external air pressure causing ink leakage.

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    Test your knowledge on essential chemistry topics including global warming, mineral characteristics, and chemical reactions. This quiz covers various aspects, such as the properties of gases, the troposphere, and combustion processes. Get ready to enhance your understanding of important chemical concepts!

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