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At a given temperature, do all particles in a beaker have the same amount of energy?
At a given temperature, do all particles in a beaker have the same amount of energy?
- No, only gas particles have varying energy.
- Yes, because they are in thermal equilibrium.
- Yes, because temperature is constant.
- No, not all particles have the same kinetic energy. (correct)
Why must vapor pressure be measured in a closed container?
Why must vapor pressure be measured in a closed container?
- To ensure accurate measurement of pressure.
- To prevent particles from escaping.
- To avoid interference from external factors.
- To maintain equilibrium between vapor and liquid. (correct)
- To increase the evaporation rate.
How does evaporation affect the temperature of a liquid?
How does evaporation affect the temperature of a liquid?
- It has no effect on temperature.
- It increases the temperature by releasing heat.
- It lowers the temperature by decreasing kinetic energy. (correct)
- It causes the liquid to freeze.
- It raises the temperature by increasing kinetic energy.
What effect does increasing temperature have on the vapor pressure of a liquid?
What effect does increasing temperature have on the vapor pressure of a liquid?
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What are IMF's in chemistry?
What are IMF's in chemistry?
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Which state of matter typically has the strongest intermolecular forces?
Which state of matter typically has the strongest intermolecular forces?
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