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Regarding the analytical technique of nephelometry, indicate the correct answer:
It is an analytical procedure based on the loss of radiation transmitted when passing through a suspension.
The detector is positioned at a 180º angle with respect to the light beam that is incident on the sample.
It can be carried out without a problem with a spectrophotometer.
Chemistry
It is an analytical procedure based on the dispersion of radiation when passing through a suspension.
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2023
Sensitivity is an analytical property that is defined as:
It is the relationship that exists between the variation of the analytical signal or change in the instrumental response with a change in the concentration of the analyte.
Minimum analyte concentration that generates a signal statistically distinguishable from the blank signal.
Ability of an analytical method to uniquely determine the analyte of interest.
Chemistry
Minimum concentration of analyte that can be accurately quantified.
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d95b26b6-8820-43b9-885b-e6bf47846df5
2023
Regarding the Hook effect, or hook effect, indicate the correct answer:
It is a phenomenon that occurs with very high concentrations of antigen in immunoassays.
It is a phenomenon observed in immunoassays that provides falsely elevated analyte concentrations.
It is a positive interference observed in one-step "sandwich" immunoassays.
Chemistry
It is a phenomenon of cross-reactivity driven by analytes with a structure similar to that of interest.
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bee42ecf-7221-43ec-86f3-ca786c6437e0
2023
Of the following elements, which one cannot be measured by inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICPMS)?:
Beryllium.
Chlorine.
Iodine.
Chemistry
Lithium.
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cf2533ae-29de-4730-971c-1c08f91d9a10
2023
Regarding the theories of chromatography, indicate the incorrect answer:
The efficiency of the column is greater the smaller the height of the theoretical plate (H).
The height of the theoretical plate (H) is inversely proportional to the flow rate of the mobile phase.
The swirling diffusion or Eddy diffusion is part of the kinetic theory of chromatography.
Chemistry
The number of theoretical plates (N) is inversely proportional to the retention time of the solute.
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f38b7a3c-cc78-4b28-9ce3-40bf19b70681
2023
The ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) is a chelating agent widely used in chemical analysis, and it is considered a ligand.
Bidentate.
Monodentate.
Hexadentate.
Chemistry
Tetradentate.
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19ef0243-20f1-486d-bd82-fa6bdb4dee13
2023
We have two dilute aqueous solutions of ammonium fluoride, one of 0.40 M and the other of 0.10 M. Given data: pKa(HF): 3.20 pKa(NH4+): 4.75 It is complied that:
The 0.10 M solution is more acidic than the 0.40 M solution.
The 0.40 M solution is more acidic than the 0.10 M solution.
Both solutions have the same pH.
Chemistry
Both have a basic pH, but it cannot be said which is more acidic with the data provided.
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57b616fa-d757-4130-955f-562184ce8abc
2023
According to the CLP Regulation (Classification, Labeling and Packaging of substances and mixtures regulation), what are the hazard statements called?
H Phrases.
P phrases.
S Phrases.
Chemistry
R Phrases.
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2
1b7c7c4b-9b74-427e-9881-ae2aec80a026
2023
When we detect a possible anomalous data point within a set of data, it is necessary to:
Apply a Student's t-test to evaluate whether it can be rejected or not.
Apply a Dixon's Q test to evaluate whether it can be rejected or not.
Apply a Fisher's F test to evaluate whether it can be rejected or not.
Chemistry
Remove it from the data series before processing them.
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5f47fa8b-88ab-4537-b61d-3910c49d17d9
2023
Out of the following statements regarding atomizers in atomic spectroscopy, indicate which one is correct:
The use of hydride generation, as a preliminary stage to atomization in flame or plasma, is a discontinuous sample introduction system.
Solid samples can be introduced into plasmas for atomization by vaporizing them with a spark or a laser beam.
Electrothermal atomizers are continuous atomization devices that allow the atomization of solid, liquid, and gaseous samples.
Chemistry
Both plasma and flame are discontinuous atomization systems that require prior nebulization of the sample.
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677d8075-4c26-4194-9187-d6c739527e77
2023
A solution of acetic acid with a concentration of 0.1 M has a calculated pH of 2.9. What happens if we add sodium acetate?
The pH of the solution does not change, the addition of salts does not alter the pH value.
The pH of the solution will be less than 2.9.
Increase the temperature of the solution and the pH is not altered.
Chemistry
The pH of the solution will be higher than 2.9.
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f1bc1655-cd07-4394-865e-6e8dd8639d11
2023
What type of radiation source can be used in molecular absorption spectrometry to perform measurements at a wavelength of 220 nm?
Hollow cathode lamp.
Deuterium lamp.
Globar Source.
Chemistry
Tungsten lamp.
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1
fc72428b-4da0-4a03-a946-36c1ab7ab5e7
2023
Which detector is used in infrared absorption spectrometry?
Pyroelectric.
Photomultiplier.
Proportional counters.
Chemistry
Interferometer.
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2
7ed4808a-7ad9-4026-88c9-c577081e6330
2023
What is the basis of ion exchange chromatography?
Ionic exchange equilibria between the ions in solution and the ions on the surface of a solid (stationary phase).
An equilibrium distribution of the analyte between an aqueous phase and a stationary phase coated with a nonpolar solvent.
The separation of compounds based on their size.
Chemistry
Solid-liquid adsorption equilibria.
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a8e1b1b7-7d8b-4735-83b7-ed947b8e6473
2023
What is chemiluminescence?:
Process of light radiation emission produced by a molecule, which has been previously excited by electromagnetic radiation.
A non-radiative deactivation process in which the molecule transitions from an excited vibrational level to a lower vibrational level situated within the same electronic state.
Process of emission of luminous radiation produced by a molecule previously excited by the energy released in a chemical reaction.
Chemistry
Non-radiative deactivation process due to the interaction between the luminescent species and another species present in the environment.
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757c54dc-2d67-4871-b8da-7c03b554ffc2
2023
Glass membrane electrodes are used for direct pH measurement. In this type of electrodes, which is the electrode that acts as a reference electrode?
Ag(s)|AgCl(s)|H+(1.0 M).
Ag(s)|AgCl(s)|Cl-(1.0 M).
Hg(l)|Hg2Cl2(s)|H+(1.0 M).
Chemistry
Pt|H2(g, 1 bar)|H+(1.0 M).
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1
b155e727-e99c-4f0b-8dc5-3951cf20aacf
2023
The existence of electroosmotic flow must be taken into account in:
Ion chromatography.
Pulse Voltammetry.
Capillary Electrophoresis.
Chemistry
Supercritical Fluid Chromatography.
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4
03356df0-0507-44aa-bf6f-51d8b1151b21
2023
What is produced when the nucleus of a certain isotope of Titanium undergoes electron capture?
Another isotope of Ti, different from the initial one.
A Ti- anion.
An isotope of Sc.
Chemistry
An isotope of V.
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4
ff099522-18ca-4643-9f7d-d4916066d267
2023
How many microstates does a C atom present?
6.
2.
20.
Chemistry
15.
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637663c4-33c7-42b0-82aa-3711346b2a55
2023
Which molecule can be used to determine the covalent radius of O?
Dioxygen (O2).
Hydrogen peroxide (H2O2).
Carbon dioxide (CO2).
Chemistry
Ozone (O3).
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1
ff5ffb68-d5dc-42a4-b832-ec8413e5b161
2023
What is the geometry of BrF3?
Flat triangular, with a fluorine in the center of the triangle.
Flat triangular, with the bromine in the center of the triangle.
In T shape.
Chemistry
Trigonal pyramidal (analogous to NH3).
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acbf21f0-b656-4dd9-921d-62b1fd9824e0
2023
Which of these atoms give rise to H bonds?
N and Cl.
N and P.
O and Br.
Chemistry
O and C.
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fffb987b-dc72-4e1b-8dfd-3cbca762bfa7
2023
What chemical compound is cristobalite a polymorphic form of?
SiO2.
TiO2.
ZrO2.
Chemistry
MnO2.
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ad09caec-a729-4ef8-acfa-a7475b5e11d5
2023
What is the main component of porcelain?
The feldspar.
The alumina.
The clay.
Chemistry
The quartz.
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40602ad4-6939-48f1-b6b0-6dcedc56f6ec
2023
What is sintering?:
It is the preparation of small particles from larger particles at high temperature.
It is the preparation of small particles from larger particles at low temperature.
It is the coalescence of particles from a powder aggregate through diffusion that takes place at high temperature.
Chemistry
It is the coalescence of particles from a powdered aggregate by diffusion that takes place at low temperature.
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2023
What metals make up the alloy known as brass?
Copper and nickel.
Iron and nickel.
Copper and zinc.
Chemistry
Iron and zinc.
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29a1b001-b2c7-45bb-9bba-460d8503dbe4
2023
Does metallic magnesium generate a hydrogen current when in contact with water?
No, because magnesium is covered with a layer of Mg(OH)2 when it begins to react with water.
No, it is not sufficiently reducing.
No, because the reaction of magnesium with water yields MgO and MgH2.
Chemistry
No, because Mg oxidizes the water to oxygen.
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2023
Does iodine at room temperature appear as a dark solid with a metallic shine?
No, iodine at room temperature is a reddish liquid.
No, iodine at room temperature is a green gas.
Yes, because the solid is composed of a body-centered cubic lattice.
Chemistry
Yes, because, even though the solid is made up of I2 molecules, the intermolecular distance between two neighboring iodine atoms is smaller than the sum of the Van der Waals radii.
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5351e4ea-5c5b-46f5-9f28-47dc1efa5a46
2023
What is the oxidation state of the carbon atom in formaldehyde (methanal)?:
2.
4.
-2.
Chemistry
0.
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3
a3955b4b-4cac-428a-8d29-01fbf291de89
2023
What are the stoichiometries of the fluorine compounds with titanium?
TiF, TiF3 and TiF5.
TiF3 and TiF4.
TiF2, TiF4 and TiF6.
Chemistry
TiF3, TiF4 and TiF5.
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1
b10bf959-8147-4f49-9f14-da95e6d6d244
2023
What are the solutions of KMnO4 in water like?:
Yellow and oxidizing.
Violets and oxidants.
Yellow and reducing.
Chemistry
Violets and reducers.
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cb002479-745e-45e3-b654-be1aa1dcb2c2
2023
Given the following reaction (unbalanced), indicate which of the following statements is correct: x N2H4 (l) + y H2O2 (l) → z N2 (g) + t H2O (g):
This is an acid-base reaction in which hydrazine acts as an acid and hydrogen peroxide as a base.
x = z = 1 ; y = 2 ; t = 4.
This is a redox reaction in which hydrogen peroxide acts as a reducer and hydrazine acts as an oxidant.
Chemistry
This is a disproportionation reaction between hydrazine and hydrogen peroxide.
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1
555880a3-a0a2-444f-941f-e8c2d20dead3
2023
What is the maximum valence that the element with atomic number 42 can display?
+3.
+2.
+6.
Chemistry
+5.
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It is known as efflorescence:
The spontaneous redox reaction that occurs between an oxidant and a reducing agent, which are part of the same compound, when it is exposed to heat.
The property that some minerals and chemicals have to turn into powder by themselves, due to the loss of crystallization water, when exposed to air.
The process of protonation of metallic sulfides with strong acids that generates the release of hydrogen sulfide gas.
Chemistry
To the flotation phenomenon experienced by slag in the metallurgical processes of blast furnaces.
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825b7379-16a5-4f9c-b863-8a59939612d9
2023
In which of the following sets are all species paramagnetic?:
NO, O2, OF.
NO, CO, CN-.
NO-, O22-, N2.
Chemistry
NO+, O2+, OF+.
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Regarding the stabilization energy of the crystal field (EECC), it can be asserted that:
The differences between the octahedral and tetrahedral crystal field splitting are maximal for the high-spin d3 and d8 cases, and these are the electronic configurations for which we find fewer tetrahedral complexes.
Since Δoct is 4/9 of Δtet, the crystal field stabilization energy (CFSE) of an octahedral environment is always less than that of an isoelectronic tetrahedral environment.
The tetrahalogenonickelate(II) ions, [NiX4]2-, where X is chloride, bromide or iodide, do not exist as such in tetrahedral form but instead acquire other ligands (such as water molecules) to achieve an octahedral environment.
Chemistry
The vast majority of nickel(II) complexes are octahedral. Especially those with large ligands, negative charge, and weak field (that is, ligands low in the spectrochemical series).
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2023
The composition of the well-known "milk of magnesia" that is used to treat indigestion is:
Magnesium Phosphate.
Magnesium sulfate.
Magnesium hydroxide.
Chemistry
Magnesium Hydroxysulfate.
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2023
What is the reaction called in which the same species is oxidized and reduced simultaneously?
Stoichiometry.
Dissociation.
Switching.
Chemistry
Disproportionation.
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15a76bc2-848d-4d8b-bc53-a5dbb650bff7
2023
What is the coordination number of a sphere in a close packing arrangement?
8.
14.
10.
Chemistry
12.
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754e0b18-4439-41b6-beba-e385bdd355f3
2023
To which of these symmetry groups can a chiral molecule belong?:
C1.
Ci.
Td.
Chemistry
Cs.
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2023
The carbon steel is:
A substitution alloy.
An intermetallic compound.
A pure product.
Chemistry
An interstitial alloy.
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53fea340-5411-474a-a6ba-c32b3ea92d06
2023
What is the structure of FeCr2O4?
Inverse spinel.
Normal Spinel.
Corundum.
Chemistry
Perovskite.
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0de207d0-c768-488b-b34a-30ebfb96c0fd
2023
Which of the following coordination complexes satisfies the 18 electron rule?:
[Ni(en)3]2+ (en = ethylenediamine).
[Rh(CO)2Cl2]–.
[CpMn(CO)3] (Cp = cyclopentadienyl).
Chemistry
[Fe(CN)6]3–.
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8a4681c0-6ef0-47df-8839-87d57f8a6eb9
2023
Which of the following reactions is not suitable for the preparation of HBr?:
3 KBr + H3PO4 (conc.) → K3PO4 + 3 HBr.
2 KBr + H2SO4 (conc.) → K2SO4 + 2 HBr.
H2 + Br2 (g) → 2 HBr.
Chemistry
PBr3 + 3 H2O → H3PO3 + 3 HBr.
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1
bfef0db0-3bfe-4a53-8f0b-ab58863762a2
2023
Considering their molecular orbital diagrams, which of the following statements is false?:
Molecular oxygen in its ground state is a paramagnetic gas.
The C2 molecule has a C-C bond order of 2.
The value of the spin multiplicity of molecular oxygen in its ground state is 3 (triplet state).
Chemistry
The Be2 molecule has a Be-Be bond order of 1.
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fb2774a0-26f1-4c7a-82dc-09469c509331
2023
Which of the following species is not among the components of photochemical smog?:
NO2.
O3.
CH4.
Chemistry
SO2.
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87079a33-2467-4343-9f89-07029b3c1cc3
2023
Which of the following statements regarding the atmospheric chemistry of hydroxyl radicals is correct?:
Hydroxyl radicals do not react with sulfur dioxide.
Hydroxyl radicals do not react with carbon monoxide.
Hydroxyl radicals can undergo chain termination reactions when they interact with hydroperoxyl radicals.
Chemistry
The hydroxyl radicals do not react with hydrogen sulfide.
71
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42b282ee-7c10-4cbf-b1b5-398dd82625eb
2023
What species results from the reaction of elemental sulfur with sulfite ion?:
Dithionite ion.
Dithionite ion.
Disulphite ion.
Chemistry
Thiosulfate ion.
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3
d0f2e284-a8ac-4367-ad2b-a50701a10eb7
2023
Asbestos were widely used for their mechanical strength and heat resistance at a relatively low cost, and later abandoned as they are dangerous to health. How are the silicate tetrahedrons grouped in them?
Double silicates containing Si2O76- ions.
Simple silicates containing isolated SiO44- ions.
Silicates forming chains and/or sheets.
Chemistry
Cyclosilicates.
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4
f19d8e42-63de-40ad-8ca2-06cadabfdc99
2023
What is emitted when a radio-226 nucleus transforms into a radon-222 nucleus?
Beta type radiation.
Alpha type radiation.
X-Radiation.
Chemistry
Gamma radiation type.
74
1
4c5b9064-bc68-45f1-82a3-5e5451d8198a
2023
What fairly common species in drinking water can, in excessive concentration, cause methemoglobinemia or "blue baby syndrome"?
Copper(II).
Iron(III).
Sulfate.
Chemistry
Nitrate.
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3
8f570d6a-d09c-4e0a-b34b-b242f18fe4f1
2023
How many unpaired electrons does copper(I) have in 3d orbitals?
One.
None.
Three.
Chemistry
Two.
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1
c6da4443-472a-4fe3-9fc5-8582fcc7d6bc
2023
What is the formula for phosgene?
COCl2.
POCl3.
SOCl2.
Chemistry
NO2Cl.
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d0de4867-4434-42cf-8f26-2294e47e9d38
2023
What is obtained when reacting, under appropriate conditions, 10 grams of hydrogen and 32 grams of oxygen?
32 grams of water.
16 grams of water.
72 grams of water.
Chemistry
36 grams of water.
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8a32e156-7d4b-4e39-942a-0464c356b82e
2023
Can hydrofluoric acid be stored in a glass bottle?
Yes, if the glass is amber-colored.
Yes, glass is very inert.
No, it reacts with glass producing fluorine.
Chemistry
No, it reacts with glass to produce SiF4.
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3
e24e9cd1-9d68-4d5d-ae40-456d975d370a
2023
Which of the following acids is strongest?:
HI.
HCl.
HNO3.
Chemistry
H2SO4.
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f5168e77-6601-488d-ae4c-ed74759254cd
2023
A chemical reaction that occurs at constant temperature and pressure is spontaneous when:
The variation of reaction enthalpy is negative.
The Gibbs energy change of reaction is zero.
The variation of reaction enthalpy is equal to zero.
Chemistry
The Gibbs energy variation of the reaction is negative.
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Relaxation methods in Chemical Kinetics are used for:
Determine the reaction rate by modifying the equilibrium in a reactive system.
Determine the concentrations of the reacting species by modifying the equilibrium in a reactive system.
Determine the rate constants by modifying the equilibrium in a reactive system.
Chemistry
Determine the equilibrium constant by modifying the equilibrium in a reactive system.
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2023
How does temperature affect the Maxwell distribution of molecular speeds?
As the temperature increases, the most probable speed increases and the number of molecules that have that speed decreases.
At low temperature, the maximum of the distribution function is located at high speeds.
At a low and fixed temperature, the distribution functions of molecular speeds of two gas samples of different molecular mass are such that the lighter gas has the highest speeds at lower velocities.
Chemistry
At high temperature, the distribution function presents a very high and narrow peak in the region of high speeds.
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fd79d1f6-9e0a-469c-af2a-595529a27102
2023
Which statement is correct regarding the properties of water?:
The melting temperature is not affected by the increase in pressure, but there is an increase in volume during melting.
The melting temperature decreases as the pressure increases as a result of the increase in volume during melting.
The melting temperature decreases as the pressure increases due to the reduction in volume during melting.
Chemistry
The increase in pressure does not change the melting temperature or the volume.
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46f04c67-e986-40d8-bf07-7bd9117b645d
2023
What is a state equation?
It is a mathematical equation that describes the probability of a state.
It is an equation that allows calculating the enthalpy change in a thermodynamic process.
A mathematical function that relates different state variables without having to resort to experimentation.
Chemistry
It is a mathematical function that allows calculating the kinetic constant of a chemical reaction.
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0512e761-1a49-4fb7-b34f-792dcc8aeeee
2023
Indicate the units of the rate constant of a reaction that follows the kinetic law v = k [A][B][C]:
M-1 s-1.
M-2 s-1.
s-1.
Chemistry
M s-1.
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cfcbc98b-b8fc-4d82-a99d-a098de7837a7
2023
Indicate the correct statement about thermodynamic state functions:
The Gibbs energy is the sum of the internal energy plus the product of entropy and temperature.
Enthalpy is the sum of the internal energy plus the product of pressure and volume.
The Helmholtz energy is the sum of the enthalpy plus the product of pressure and volume.
Chemistry
The internal energy is defined as the Helmholtz energy minus the product of temperature and entropy.
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28551b76-92be-43df-95f3-a4e9e6fce3b6
2023
What quantities are necessary to obtain the molar enthalpy of a reaction at a temperature different from the standard?
The molar heat capacities at constant pressure of the reactants and products are needed under the desired conditions.
It is enough to know the standard reaction enthalpy and the temperature at which you want to calculate the molar reaction enthalpy.
The molar enthalpy of reaction is independent of the temperature.
Chemistry
If the reaction involves gaseous substances, the variation of the reaction volume is needed.
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2023
The Boltzmann distribution function:
It describes the spatial distribution of molecules associated with chemical systems in equilibrium.
Describes the energy distribution associated with chemical systems in equilibrium.
It is independent of the temperature.
Chemistry
Describes the energy distribution associated with chemical systems in equilibrium or out of equilibrium.
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ede0cd05-5aea-4acf-b011-7b7609bfbabd
2023
How does the molar conductivity of an electrolyte vary with an increase in its concentration?
When the concentration of an electrolyte increases, the number of ions present in the solution also increases, therefore the molar conductivity also increases.
By definition, molar conductivity is an intensive magnitude that does not depend on concentration.
For weak electrolytes, molar conductivity increases with concentration, while for strong electrolytes the relationship is inverse.
Chemistry
The molar conductivity always decreases when the concentration of the electrolyte increases.
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d0607a81-a494-4e01-8abc-a6d2c63ea814
2023
Which statement is correct regarding the potential energy surface associated with a chemical reaction?:
The comparison of the energy of the products with that of the reactants provides information about the kinetics of the reaction.
The reactants, products, and reaction intermediates correspond to minima of the potential energy surface.
The concept of potential energy surface arises directly from the Schrödinger equation.
Chemistry
It is impossible to obtain information about the kinetics of the reaction from its potential energy surface.
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28e8c6da-375d-4b41-90d5-22f69f3bb4f2
2023
Which statement is correct in relation to the Hartree-Fock equations of computational chemistry?:
To obtain the Hartree-Fock equations from the Schrödinger equation, it is necessary to assume that the atomic nuclei remain approximately fixed during the movement of electrons.
These equations aim to computationally obtain the energy of a reaction.
To obtain the Hartree-Fock equations, it is assumed that the wave function is a product of functions associated with the electrons present in the chemical system.
Chemistry
These equations are based on the theory of repulsion of electron pairs in the valence shell.
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2023
If an exothermic reaction is carried out under adiabatic conditions and at constant pressure:
The enthalpy of the products will be less than that of the reactants.
The enthalpy of the products will be greater than that of the reactants.
The temperature of the products will be lower than that of the reactants.
Chemistry
The temperature of the products will be higher than that of the reactants.
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2023
The criterion for material equilibrium, in a closed system capable of performing only pressure-volume work maintained at constant temperature and volume, is that:
The enthalpy of the system is minimal.
The internal energy of the system is minimal.
The Gibbs free energy of the system is minimal.
Chemistry
The Helmholtz free energy of the system should be minimal.
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2023
The chemical potential of solid glucose at 25ºC and 1 atm is:
Greater than the chemical potential of glucose dissolved in an unsaturated aqueous solution at 25ºC and 1 atm.
Lower than the chemical potential of glucose dissolved in an unsaturated aqueous solution at 25ºC and 1 atm.
Greater than the chemical potential of glucose dissolved in a supersaturated aqueous solution at 25ºC and 1 atm.
Chemistry
Just like the chemical potential of glucose dissolved in an unsaturated aqueous solution at 25ºC and 1 atm.
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At 25ºC, the addition of potassium nitrate, a salt soluble in water, to an aqueous solution of silver chloride, a salt slightly soluble in water, will cause:
An increase in the average ionic activity coefficient of silver chloride.
A decrease in the ionic strength of the solution.
An increase in the solubility of silver chloride.
Chemistry
A decrease in the solubility product constant of silver chloride.
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The normal mode of symmetric stretch vibration of the linear CO2 molecule is:
Active in the infrared and inactive in Raman.
Active in infrared and active in Raman.
Inactive in infrared and inactive in Raman.
Chemistry
Inactive in infrared and active in Raman.
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How many terms of electron-electron interaction potential energy does the Hamiltonian of the nitrogen atom have?
21.
6.
10.
Chemistry
15.
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The enthalpy of sublimation of iodine at 25°C and 101.3 kPa is equal to:
The energy of the iodine-iodine bond.
The enthalpy of vaporization minus the enthalpy of fusion of iodine.
The enthalpy of formation of iodine in gas phase.
Chemistry
The enthalpy of vaporization of iodine.
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Given the standard reduction potentials Cu2+/Cu and Ag+/Ag, respectively +0.34 and +0.80 V, what is the standard Gibbs free energy of the reaction Cu + 2 Ag+ → Cu2+ + 2 Ag?
- 88780 J.
- 110010 J.
0.46 J.
Chemistry
- 55005 J.
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In a reaction, if the reaction quotient, Q, is greater than Kc, the reaction will evolve:
Towards the decomposition of products into reactants.
Towards the formation of products.
It is impossible for Q to be greater than Kc.
Chemistry
It will not evolve, the system is in equilibrium.
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In the electrolysis of an aqueous solution of common salt, 22.4 L of chlorine gas is obtained, measured at 1 atm and 0ºC. If the current intensity applied has been 2 A, the electrolysis time is:
(96500/2) s.
96500 s.
96500 min.
Chemistry
(96500 x 2) s.
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The transport of matter in a solution can be due to diffusion (concentration gradient), migration (electric potential gradient), and convection (movement of the solution as a whole). Indicate which statement is true:
In a homogenized solution at rest and constant temperature of sugar in water, matter is transported by diffusion.
In a homogenized solution of sugar in water at rest and at a constant temperature, matter is transported by migration.
In a homogenized solution at rest and at constant temperature of sugar in water, there is no transport.
Chemistry
In a homogenized solution of sugar in water at rest and at constant temperature, matter is transported by diffusion, migration and convection.
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For certain radical recombination reactions, such as for example, 2 CH3 → C2H6, it has been observed that the activation energy is practically zero. Consequently, these reactions:
They will be faster at lower temperatures.
They will be slower at lower temperatures.
They can never be spontaneous.
Chemistry
The rate constant of these reactions will essentially be independent of the temperature.
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The Gibbs-Duhem equation is useful for:
Understand the dependence on temperature of the activity coefficient of the solute.
Obtain the activity coefficient of the solute if the one of the solvent is known.
Understand the dependence on pressure of the activity coefficient of the solvent.
Chemistry
Obtain the mean ionic activity coefficient of an electrolyte.
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It has been observed for a certain chemical reaction between ideal gases that the equilibrium constant increases as the temperature increases. From this it is deduced that:
ΔrG0 < 0.
ΔrS0 > 0.
ΔrH0 > 0.
Chemistry
ΔrG0 > 0.
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In a one-dimensional harmonic oscillator, the energy levels:
They increase their separation as energy increases.
They are so close to each other that it can be assumed that the energy varies continuously.
They are equidistant.
Chemistry
They are independent of the frequency of the oscillator.
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The Born-Oppenheimer approximation:
Allows calculating the lattice energy of an ionic crystal.
Indicates that the square of the wave function gives the probability density of finding the particles in a given location in space.
Calculate π type molecular orbitals using only p type atomic orbitals.
Chemistry
Allows treating the electronic and nuclear movements independently.
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The gas-phase reaction between iodine monochloride (ICl) and hydrogen (H2) produces iodine and hydrogen chloride as products. The reaction mechanism is in two stages: Slow stage: H2 (g) + ICl (g) → HI (g) + HCl (g) Fast stage: HI (g) + ICl (g) → I2 (g) + HCl (g) What is the rate equation?:
Speed = k[H2][ICl]2.
Speed = k[H2][ICl].
Speed = k[HI][ICl].
Chemistry
Speed = k[H2][ICl]/([HI][HCl]).
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The reaction 2 SO2 (g) + O2 (g) ⇌ 2 SO3 (g) has a ΔrHo value of -198 kJ·mol-1. What effect does an increase in temperature have?
The formation of SO2 is favored.
It does not affect the equilibrium, only the reaction rates.
The formation of SO2 and SO3 is favored. The reaction rate does not change.
Chemistry
The formation of SO3 is favored.
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Regarding the photoelectric effect, what parameter should we increase to achieve an increase in the kinetic energy of the emitted electrons?
The wavelength of the radiation.
The intensity of the radiation.
Both the intensity and the frequency of the radiation.
Chemistry
The frequency of radiation.
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For the fusion of ice at 0ºC and 1 atm, it holds true that:
The variation of Helmholtz free energy is zero.
The variation of Gibbs free energy is zero.
The enthalpy change is zero.
Chemistry
The entropy variation is zero.
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Which compound has the lowest boiling point at 1.0 atm pressure?
C2H6.
CH4.
CCl4.
Chemistry
Cl2.
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Which of the following statements about the relative energy levels of the molecular orbitals for the O2 molecule is incorrect?:
σ2s < σ2p.
σ2s < σ*2s.
σ*1s < σ2s.
Chemistry
π2p < σ2p.
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Which of the following material-colloid combinations is incorrect?:
Smoke-aerosol.
Mayonnaise-emulsion.
Opal-solid solution.
Chemistry
Pumice stone - solid foam.
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8.0 moles of CO react with 4.0 moles of O2 to produce 8.0 moles of CO2 at 25°C and 1.0 bar. If 566.0 kJ are released in the reaction and PΔV equals -2.5 kJ, then:
ΔH° = -566.0 kJ and ΔU = -568.5 kJ.
ΔH° = -566.0 kJ and ΔU = -563.5 kJ.
ΔH° = +566.0 kJ and ΔU = +563.5 kJ.
Chemistry
ΔH° = +566.0 kJ and ΔU = +568.5 kJ.
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The atoms that least scatter X-ray radiation are those of:
Nitrogen.
Hydrogen.
Rhenium.
Chemistry
Chlorine.
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The attraction forces between neutral species (atoms or molecules, but not ions) are known as:
Dipolar.
Van der Waals forces.
Ionic.
Chemistry
Induced dipole.
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The enthalpy change for the formation of one mole of a compound directly from its elements is known as:
Combustion heat.
Entropic heat.
Initiation heat.
Chemistry
Standard heat of formation.
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The hybridization of carbon in ethylene is:
s.
sp.
sp2.
Chemistry
sp3.
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The dehydrohalogenation of alkyl halides by alkoxide bases occurs through the mechanism:
E1.
E2.
SN2.
Chemistry
SN1.
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In Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, the dependence of the resonance position of a nucleus that results from its molecular environment is called:
Induced field.
Electronic coupling.
Spin-spin coupling.
Chemistry
Chemical shift.
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The sequence of forming a Grignard or alkyl lithium reagent (also called metalation) followed by hydrolysis converts a haloalkane into a:
Alcohol.
Alkane.
Carboxylic acid.
Chemistry
Aldehyde.
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The catalyst consisting of palladium precipitated on calcium carbonate with lead acetate and quinoline is known as:
Lindlar Catalyst.
Heck Catalyst.
Suzuki Catalyst.
Chemistry
Perkin's Catalyst.
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