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In enzymatic studies, a sigmoid curve when representing the substrate concentration [S] versus the reaction speed [V] indicates:
Cooperative union.
Michaelis-Menten kinetics.
Non-competitive inhibition.
Chemistry
Competitive inhibition.
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2
d834fbc0-e9ad-4832-a4c3-aee35374628a
2021
Which of the following statements is correct for biological membranes?:
Cholesterol forms stable associations with sphingolipids, constituting thicker and less fluid microdomains called lipid rafts.
They are supported by covalent bonds between their components: phospholipids, cholesterol and proteins.
The percentage by weight of protein does not vary among different cell types.
Chemistry
They are symmetrical, with a similar distribution of phospholipids in both hemimembranes.
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2
93c95fb3-a01c-4a79-ad70-11e13b23dd9d
2021
Where is the enzyme glucokinase located?
Skeletal muscle.
Liver.
Adipose tissue.
Chemistry
Kidney.
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1
78bfbfe4-1b40-404c-ad51-1a77c58b28cf
2021
The chylomicrons are:
Small particles poor in triglycerides and rich in cholesterol.
Small particles that primarily contain proteins, cholesterol, and phospholipids.
Large particles produced by the liver involved in the reverse transport of cholesterol.
Chemistry
Large particles produced by the intestine that transport dietary lipids to the tissues.
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3
2b8d81c1-733c-4ef1-ab09-bd36667c633b
2021
Which of the following statements is correct for the metabolism of glycogen?:
The glycogen phosphorylase kinase releases glucose-1- phosphate from the non-reducing ends of glycogen.
The glycogen phosphorylase only presents two conformational states, being more active if it is not phosphorylated.
The glycogen phosphorylase releases glucose-6-phosphate, which can directly enter glycolysis.
Chemistry
The glycogen synthase is inhibited by phosphorylation.
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3
212deac0-1b78-480d-80f5-7d4cbf21d2c6
2021
Which of the following statements is correct for telomeres?:
They allow the shortening of chromosomes, which without these structures would lengthen with each replication.
They are unique structures located inside the chromosomes.
In certain cancerous processes, telomerase, the enzyme responsible for its replication, is abnormally reactivated.
Chemistry
They are replicated by telomerase, which has high activity in all cells.
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b2f1e411-386d-424a-806e-98ad315eef10
2021
The indoles are:
Very weak bases.
Very weak acids.
Strong bases.
Chemistry
Strong acids.
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2
98f5c088-9092-495a-924f-93f2521bd6d3
2021
Which of the following statements is not true?:
Butane is a homologue of propane.
Hexane has five constitutional isomers.
When naming substituents in alphabetical order, the prefix iso- is considered part of the name of the alkyl group.
Chemistry
The general formula CnH2n+2 is valid for linear alkanes but not for branched ones.
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3
a0c3bc02-7186-467e-8a18-55a1f56a2888
2021
What is the appropriate sequence of reactions to obtain 1-isopropyl-2-nitro-benzene from benzene?
(a) A Friedel-Crafts reaction; followed by (b) a sulfonation reaction; followed by (c) a nitration reaction, followed by (d) a desulfonation reaction.
(a) A nitration reaction, followed by (b) a Friedel-Crafts reaction.
(a) A nitration reaction, followed by (b) a sulfonation reaction, followed by (c) a Friedel-Crafts reaction, followed by (d) a desulfonation reaction.
Chemistry
(a) A Friedel-Crafts reaction, followed by (b) a nitration reaction.
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2
3a2fba3b-b3cd-4308-b764-0a0d6d22a818
2021
Which reagents allow obtaining cis-2-hexene from 2-hexyne?
H2/Lindlar catalyst.
H2/Pd(C).
NaH.
Chemistry
Na/NH3 (liq).
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2
fd5816b1-fa4e-4005-93ff-4c6367c33bbd
2021
The constitutional isomers that balance by the migration of an atom or group of atoms are:
Diastereoisomers.
Meso compounds.
Tautomers.
Chemistry
Enantiomers.
40
4
bf4b4006-bd3d-44db-98b0-12d96cb15478
2021
All of the following species are Lewis bases except for: 1: CH3OH 2: H2S 3: NH3 4: CH4
2.
1.
4.
Chemistry
3.
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4
bfe2e0ae-8623-4df2-a163-1c0e8cd21994
2021
Which of the following statements is false?:
SN1 reactions lead to total racemization.
The SN2 reactions are concerted.
The SN2 reactions proceed with inversion of configuration.
Chemistry
SN1 reactions can lead to rearrangement products.
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2
fe7870b2-fad4-488b-9dfd-4673eff04fbb
2021
When thiols are oxidized with iodine, the following are obtained:
Sulfones.
Sulfoxides.
Disulfides.
Chemistry
Sulfonic Acids.
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4
36e92bd5-fa52-408d-b228-fa03945c58fe
2021
The reaction of aldehydes and ketones with primary amines leads to:
Secondary Amines.
Imines.
Ammonium salts.
Chemistry
Tertiary amines.
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1
abe8bae6-59d3-479c-8839-cf49f24faafe
2021
Which of the following phenolic compounds has the lowest pKa value?:
3-methyl-5-nitrophenol.
2,6-dimethyl-3-nitrophenol.
2-methyl-6-nitrophenol.
Chemistry
Phenol.
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4
1ab72d8b-07e0-4b87-82b2-66da21038a7b
2021
Which of the following statements is true?:
There are chiral compounds without stereocenters.
A molecule with asymmetric carbon atoms is chiral.
In a Fischer projection, the vertical bonds are projected as approaching the observer.
Chemistry
An optical purity of 72% in a sample means that there is 72% of the majority enantiomer.
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2
3da3076b-4d3e-47db-8f3f-4e25e0c11815
2021
Which of the following statements is not applicable to nitriles?:
Nitriles can be formed from alkyl halides when treated with alkaline salts of the cyanide ion.
Nitriles can be hydrolyzed to the corresponding carboxylic acids.
Nitriles can be formed by dehydration of amides.
Chemistry
Nitriles react with Grignard reagents to form tertiary alcohols.
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3
097bcdbc-1ea4-4fea-b2cf-2e2f97b3d911
2021
The elimination reaction on vicinal dihaloalkanes produces alkyl halides in the following manner:
Stereoselective.
Regioselective and stereospecific.
Diastereoselective.
Chemistry
Enantiospecific.
50
1
8af00892-e534-4214-b1b0-65bf04e8f446
2021
Which of the following statements is not true?:
In the reaction of methyl iodide with sodium hydroxide to produce methanol, there are no intermediates.
A transition state cannot be isolated.
The unimolecular elimination E1 is a concerted reaction.
Chemistry
Dimethylformamide (DMF) is a polar aprotic solvent.
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797a3688-0f0f-4535-93b9-3636f5d63802
2021
In the treatment of (Z)-3-methyl-pent-2-ene with bromine water, after the elimination of the excess of this reagent, a reaction crude is obtained which in the polarimeter turns out to be:
Optically inactive, as it is a meso compound.
Optically active, as it is a chiral compound.
Optically inactive, as it is an achiral compound.
Chemistry
Optically inactive, as it is a racemic mixture.
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3
0c0e8cc1-9795-4465-b64a-ddba5e6d1675
2021
The cinnamic acid is a:
Fatty acid.
Terpene.
Phenylpropanoid.
Chemistry
Flavonoid.
53
4
dcf95abf-5f48-41be-9f04-42dc5b687486
2021
If a compound with the formula C10H18 consumes 2 moles of hydrogen in catalytic hydrogenation, how many rings does the compound consist of?
One.
Zero.
Three.
Chemistry
Two.
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1
f69f5936-ce21-4c89-9686-f337db2cec95
2021
Sulfides react with alkyl halides to yield:
Thioethers.
Thiols.
Ammonium salts.
Chemistry
Sulfonium salts.
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3
1f384755-3aa5-4132-bb11-b4a4b5100034
2021
Which of the following reagents will not allow for the complete conversion of ethanol into the corresponding ethoxide anion?:
KOH.
Na.
K.
Chemistry
NaH.
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2
766a7b44-92df-4438-ba4a-bdb2a84bdd61
2021
Pyridines react with peracids to give:
Nitrones.
N-oxides.
Diazonium salts.
Chemistry
Amino acids.
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1
58177ed6-a63e-47dc-b8e0-dc3b8e2c091c
2021
When sodium phenoxide is heated with carbon dioxide under pressure and then the reaction mixture is acidulated, salicylic acid is produced. This reaction is known as:
Kolbe-Schmitt.
Claisen.
Knoevenagel.
Chemistry
Diels-Alder.
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2
28e9bbcd-e442-4d7c-9861-9cbcaf205a16
2021
With bromine, the 2-pyrone forms an unstable intermediate that, when heated, produces:
5-bromo-2-pyrone.
6-bromo-2-pyrone.
3-bromo-2-pyrone.
Chemistry
4-bromo-2-pyrone.
60
4
6339a53c-35f1-49ea-9421-199cb787269d
2021
In the presence of soluble metal complexes such as Ni or Pd, alkyl halides undergo a reaction to form carbon-carbon bonds to form dienes. This process is called, reaction of:
Suzuki.
Sonogashira.
Negishi.
Chemistry
Heck.
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3
deaa6d56-a50f-4c6a-b78d-c6e917065138
2021
When an aldose is treated with HCN, the following is obtained:
A cyanohydrin.
An aldehyde.
A diazonium salt.
Chemistry
An amine.
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2
e7ffeb30-b937-4aad-a2b6-d6594dc4229b
2021
In aromatic electrophilic substitution, the methyl and trifluoromethyl substituents behave as:
Deactivators.
Activators.
The methyl is activating and the trifluoromethyl is deactivating.
Chemistry
The methyl is deactivating and the trifluoromethyl is activating.
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4
540cc878-c395-4fed-bd06-2c14e8c31084
2021
What product is obtained when the compound CH3CH=CHCH2-C(=O)-CH3 is reduced with NaBH4?
CH3CH2CH2CH2-CH(OH)-CH3.
CH3CH=CHCH2-CH(OH)-CH3.
CH3CH2CH2CH2-C(=O)-CH3.
Chemistry
CH3CH2CH2CH2-CH2-CH3.
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1
1dd77292-cfb4-4b70-9e2a-c7607eb9bfd5
2021
The structural units responsible for the characteristic reactions of a molecule are known as:
Functional groups.
Stereogenic centers.
Asymmetric centers.
Chemistry
Chiral centers.
65
2
e2f2b336-7d09-4152-aa9a-370c8abc324f
2021
In the reaction of cis- and trans-1-bromo-4-(1,1-dimethylethyl)cyclohexane with sodium methoxide:
A mixture of cis- and trans-4-(1,1-dimethylethyl)-1-methoxycyclohexane is produced.
Trans-4-(1,1-dimethylethyl)-1-methoxycyclohexane is produced.
4-(1,1-dimethylethyl)cyclohex-1-ene is produced, with the reaction being faster if starting from the cis isomer of the starting substance.
Chemistry
The 4-(1,1-dimethylethyl)cyclohex-1-ene is produced, with the reaction being faster if it starts from the trans isomer of the starting substance.
66
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9ec94195-2254-43a7-9648-04255aa31ce4
2021
Which of the following statements is not true?:
Thiols have a higher pKa than alcohols.
A thiol is added to natural gas to detect leaks.
Thiols form complexes with heavy metals.
Chemistry
Thiols are easily oxidized to give disulfides.
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2
a9880ec7-8720-470f-b571-080ed4219355
2021
Which of the following ions is antiaromatic?:
Cyclopentadienyl anion.
Cyclopentadienyl cation.
Cycloheptatrienyl cation.
Chemistry
Cyclopropenyl cation.
68
1
927b352a-53ed-4dbf-848c-353a37c688ed
2021
What organic product do you expect from the reaction between octanol and pyridinium chlorochromate in dichloromethane?
Octanal.
Octanoic acid.
Octane.
Chemistry
Chlorooctane.
69
2
1a69792b-5a26-4d36-b4d5-ed704dae6e0d
2021
If pentanal is treated with methylmagnesium bromide, what organic product do you expect to obtain after carrying out this reaction with an aqueous solution of HCl?
2-Chlorohexane.
Pentanol.
2-Hexanol.
Chemistry
Hexanal.
70
4
46bc4ba0-2e23-4933-b7e8-ee8a3961c577
2021
Is sulfur hexafluoride, SF6, inert?
No, it reacts with water at room temperature.
Yes, it is very inert due to kinetic reasons.
Yes, it is inert because the sulfur is in the oxidation state +6.
Chemistry
No, it is a widely used fluorinating agent.
71
1
7731cc3b-f21c-492a-9887-34a41d8c29bd
2021
Which of the following statements about NaOH and Ca(OH)2 is true?:
Both react with atmospheric CO2.
The water solubility of Ca(OH)2 is much higher than that of NaOH.
Heated to similar temperatures, both transform into their oxides.
Chemistry
Both are industrially obtained through the same process: by electrolysis of their aqueous chloride solutions.
72
2
25c781da-9c5f-42e1-b8c4-ee3917bd0dc6
2021
Knowing that it is polar, to which point group does the NHF2 molecule belong?
Sci.
CS.
Td.
Chemistry
D3h.
73
1
e73b3517-290a-42d0-8590-0a72e2c0da2f
2021
What is the structure of beryllium oxide?
Structure of NaCl.
Diatomic molecules Be=O.
Chain structure -Be-O-.
Chemistry
Wurtzite structure.
74
3
b049dd5d-3f7b-4466-b663-7e1e90551e93
2021
Chrysotile or white asbestos is a silicate belonging to the group of:
Pyrosilicates.
Orthosilicates.
Phyllosilicates.
Chemistry
Tectoaluminosilicates.
75
4
f1b9e853-055c-411d-b5ec-56a025d6ffeb
2021
The strength of the hydrogen bond decreases according to:
H-F > H-N > H-O.
H-F > H-O > H-N.
H-F < H-N < H-O.
Chemistry
H-F < H-O < H-N.
76
1
c55a7eff-a512-4404-88b0-99c7402792f3
2021
Is acid-base catalysis possible in organisms?
Yes, through metallic ions integrated into protein structures.
Yes, through free H+ or OH- ions.
No. Acid-base catalysis is absent in organisms, as they do not possess the extreme pH conditions that would allow it.
Chemistry
Yes, through free metallic ions.
77
2
47d0bb69-6caa-45f4-9d36-194e86962c7b
2021
What is the preferential corrosion along the grain boundaries in polycrystalline materials called?
Galvanic corrosion.
Stress corrosion.
Differential Aeration Corrosion.
Chemistry
Intergranular corrosion.
78
3
660d0ae2-7ea3-4985-96c5-ba09fac14d18
2021
How is P4 industrially obtained?
From apatite by reduction with sodium.
From apatite through aqueous electrolysis.
From the apatite by reduction with carbon in an electric furnace.
Chemistry
From apatite by reduction with hydrogen.
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6820ceeb-53a5-463d-ad65-89311e28dc39
2021
For a metallic conductor, indicate which of the following statements is true:
Its electrical resistivity decreases as the temperature increases.
Its electrical resistivity increases as the temperature increases.
Its electrical resistivity is directly proportional to its conductivity.
Chemistry
Its electrical resistivity does not vary with temperature.
80
1
6bcd802f-154c-4f8c-981c-1e23b857c2f7
2021
What is referred to as "water gas"?
To a mixture of H2 and CO.
Water in the state of vapor.
To a mixture of H2 and O2 just obtained by electrolysis of water.
Chemistry
To a mixture of H2 and O2 that react to produce water.
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2
58736d16-8b9b-44fd-ba18-7294c15393b5
2021
Which of the following species does not have at least one pair of geometric isomers?
[Co(H2O)3Cl3].
[Co(H2O)4Cl2]+.
[Pt(NH3)2Cl2]+.
Chemistry
[Pd(NH3)Br3]-.
82
3
344b0db5-3522-4d2e-b0b5-ae7b7a5f04f8
2021
What is creep?
It refers to the permanent deformation, independent of time, that occurs under stress, which is only significant at low temperatures.
It is the time-dependent permanent deformation that occurs under stress, important only at low temperatures.
It is the permanent deformation independent of time that occurs under stress, important only at high temperatures.
Chemistry
It is the time-dependent permanent deformation that occurs under stress, important only at high temperatures.
83
3
bcc8aeb5-48a3-47f1-9c65-87f2390a519d
2021
What is a common way to prepare solutions of hypochlorite, a component of bleach?:
Mild oxidation of chlorine in a basic medium.
Mild oxidation of chlorine in an acidic medium.
Dismutation of chlorine in a basic medium.
Chemistry
Reduction of chlorates in a basic medium.
84
4
3558a712-cba0-4e0d-a429-48fa1564a15d
2021
In a complex of the type [ML6]n+, where the metal has 4 electrons in 3d orbitals, and L is considered a weak field ligand, how many electrons will be unpaired according to the crystal field theory?
3.
4.
0.
Chemistry
2.
85
1
1459874d-d8a7-40b9-90ae-503cf39cb8bb
2021
What conditions must the speed of light in two media meet for there to be refraction when a beam of light passes from one to the other?
That it be different in both media.
That it be equal in both mediums.
That it be smaller in the initial medium and larger in the end.
Chemistry
That it is greater in the initial medium and smaller in the end.
86
2
444c89c0-d8d8-4905-8cd3-2343b4df6143
2021
How is the carbon suboxide C12O9 obtained?
Reducing CO with hydrogen.
Reducing the CO with sodium.
Dehydrating the benzenehexacarboxylic acid.
Chemistry
Burning coal with little oxygen.
87
4
e06bbca1-3281-44b9-b1f3-8682be4a2ae0
2021
The diamond, graphite, fullerenes, and carbon nanotubes are:
Allotropes of carbon.
Carbon Isomorphs.
Carbon Isomers.
Chemistry
Isotopes of Carbon.
88
2
78fcffcd-79c1-4673-bce5-f3166bc66e34
2021
Which of the following metallic ions does not usually cause intense coloration in their coordination compounds?:
Zn2+.
Cu2+.
Fe2+.
Chemistry
Co3+.
89
2
4f1bfb0a-58f7-471b-bcf8-71568745fd6f
2021
Tin forms two chlorides, SnCl2 and SnCl4. Which of the following statements is true?:
Both compounds are covalent compounds.
Both compounds are ionic compounds.
The greater polarization capacity of Sn4+ (compared to Sn2+) makes SnCl4 an ionic compound.
Chemistry
SnCl2 is an ionic compound and SnCl4 is a covalent compound.
90
3
0a5e87a0-b9e1-40c0-a0e8-c63b70100013
2021
Which of the following reactions at room temperature is the most violent?:
BF3 + HOCH3.
BF3 + H2O.
BI3 + H2O.
Chemistry
BCl3 + H2O.
91
4
10d77493-b1cc-4047-9139-da738befdb14
2021
Group 12 of the Periodic Table contains the metals Zn, Cd, and Hg. Which of the following statements related to these three elements is false?:
Zn and Cd are very similar in their chemical behavior, but while Zn is an essential trace element (the second most important after iron), Cd is toxic to all living beings.
Zn, Cd and Hg should be considered transition metals as they belong to the d-block of the Periodic Table.
Mercury, which presents two states of oxidation: +2 (Hg2+) and +1 (Hg22+), is especially toxic in its organomercury forms (such as the methylmercury cation, HgCH3+).
Chemistry
The three metals, but especially mercury, tend to form covalent compounds in addition to ionic compounds.
92
1
a7e6b556-a37f-4d0c-9b61-8eb55413d467
2021
What is the term for the weak form of induced or non-permanent magnetism for which the magnetic susceptibility is negative?
Diamagnetism.
Paramagnetism.
Ferrimagnetism.
Chemistry
Ferromagnetism.
93
2
5953a568-bfdc-4082-bfba-55611e6b41f0
2021
What is the highest oxidation state that Ruthenium and Osmium can achieve?
Seven.
Eight.
Four.
Chemistry
Six.
94
1
b949ac47-3632-437c-b8f3-08a26e5b7f91
2021
Which of the following compounds is insoluble in water?:
CaF2.
AgF.
CuBr2.
Chemistry
CuCl2.
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2
c818a731-1cd9-4c09-8e6e-100630053e31
2021
Which of the following statements about Latimer diagrams is false?:
The species are connected by arrows and the numerical value of the standard reduction potential (at 25 ΒΊC and [species]=1M) is written (in volts) on each arrow.
The most oxidized species of the element is written on the left side, and to the right, successively the species with lower oxidation states.
They allow to identify those species that disproportion (or dismutate) spontaneously. This happens if the potential on the right side of the species is less than the potential found on its left side.
Chemistry
They contain enough information to be able to deduce the standard reduction potentials of non-adjacent species.
96
4
8e449133-cce0-49cb-91ad-e70b455a1e5c
2021
What term do we use to refer to the hydrogen molecule where the nuclear spins rotate in the same direction?
Para-hydrogen.
Ortho-hydrogen.
Tritium.
Chemistry
Deuterium.
97
1
cf0eea2c-8ab9-40f6-95b8-442490658870
2021
To which type of structure does the definition "Close cubic packing of anions, with cations occupying all tetrahedral voids" correspond?
Nickel arsenide.
Blende.
Antifluorite.
Chemistry
Fluorite.
98
4
aa234d8c-5130-4c53-8635-bff226e84b74
2021
Which of the following statements about Frost diagrams is false?:
The longer the straight line connecting two points on the diagram, the greater the oxidizing power of the oxidized form of the pair, which will tend to reduce.
Frost diagrams are constructed at 25 Β°C [species] = 1 M and can be for acidic environments, [H+] = 1 M and pH = 0, or for basic environments, [OH-] = 1 M and pH = 14.
Any species situated below the line connecting two adjacent species to the first is more stable than them and, therefore, in a mixture of these two species there occurs spontaneously a commensurability (or switching) of them to generate the stable species.
Chemistry
Any species positioned above the line that connects two adjacent species spontaneously dismutates into those two species.
99
2
dc9a20de-df41-4e41-9669-2f159c81fe46
2021
Which is the element with the highest number of allotropic forms?
Phosphorus.
Carbon.
Sulfur.
Chemistry
Oxygen.
100
4
d0d7eee3-4a79-4432-a553-926282890083
2021
Which of the following species is known as "slaked lime"?:
CaO.
CaCO3.
CaSO4.
Chemistry
Ca(OH)2.
101
3
d53d1f8d-fe27-4e98-a594-4e89545abffe
2021
What is a hypoeutectoid alloy?
For a system with a eutectoid, the alloy for which the solute concentration is greater than the composition of the eutectoid.
For a system with a eutectoid, the alloy for which the solute concentration is less than the composition of the eutectoid.
For a system with a eutectoid, the alloy for which the solvent concentration is greater than the eutectoid composition.
Chemistry
For a system with a eutectoid, the alloy for which the concentration of the solvent is less than the composition of the eutectoid.
102
1
37198b1c-f49e-4390-9460-5f92982bbad0
2021
The use of cobalt-60 in radiotherapy can be produced by bombarding cobalt-59 with:
Alpha particles.
Neutrons.
X-rays.
Chemistry
Beta particles.
103
1
fc4ff07e-cab0-42e6-b6cc-511da3e110c6
2021
What type of compounds is silver iodide a representative example of?
Superconductors.
Semiconductors.
Piezoelectrics.
Chemistry
Fast ionic conductors.
104
3
082f6192-14d9-48c3-9338-a7ebd4ba3301
2021
What are the geometries adopted by the ML6 coordination compounds?
The octahedral and the trigonal prism.
The trigonal bipyramid and the trigonal prism.
The cubic and the octahedral.
Chemistry
The icosahedral and the octahedral.
105
2
039b6214-fe2d-40ca-b496-a5d464ce646c
2021
In the electronic ionization process of the mass spectrometer. When the kinetic energy of the electrons from the source is reduced, the following occurs:
Less fragmentation and greater abundance of the molecular ion.
Greater fragmentation.
The fragmentation is maintained and the molecular ion tends to disappear.
Chemistry
Less fragmentation and lower abundance of the molecular ion.
106
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bc1d2377-e1e9-49cd-bfdc-506735642f68
2021
Which of the following statements is not true in a calibration procedure using the standard addition method?
The calibration curve should always be linear in the sample matrix.
A blank measurement is carried out so that foreign species do not contribute to the analytical signal.
It is usually used to correct signal losses due to sample preparation.
Chemistry
The complex interference effects due to the matrix are compensated.
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Accelerated solvent extraction (ASE) uses:
Organic solvents at high temperature and pressure for the extraction of organic compounds from solid samples.
High temperature and pressure inorganic solvents for the extraction of organic compounds from solid samples.
Polar organic solvents to favor the heating and extraction of organic compounds from solid samples.
Chemistry
Fluids at pressures and temperatures higher than the critical points to achieve the extraction of organic compounds from solid samples.
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In the technique of reverse phase liquid chromatography:
The mobile phase is an organic solvent that is immiscible with water.
The stationary phase is more polar than the mobile phase.
The stationary phase has the same polarity as the mobile phase.
Chemistry
The stationary phase is non-polar and the mobile phase is polar.
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What is the oxidation half-reaction of the thiosulfate ion to tetrathionate by iodine?
2S2O32- ⇄ S4O62- + 2e-.
2S2O32- ⇄ S4O62- + 1e-.
2S2O32- ⇄ S4O62- + 4e-.
Chemistry
2S2O32- ⇄ S4O62- + 3e-.
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Which of the following statements related to Beer's Law is not correct?:
Beer's Law only describes the behavior of the absorption of diluted solutions.
According to Beer's Law, absorbance is inversely proportional to the concentration of the absorbing species.
According to Beer's Law, absorbance is directly proportional to the path length of the light beam through the absorbing medium.
Chemistry
The Beer's Law can be used to calculate molar absorptivities of species if the concentration is known.
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It is desired to prepare 500 mL of a 0.1 M aqueous solution of reagent A. To do this, a commercial reagent with a concentration of 10 M is available. How many mL of this reagent should be diluted to 500 mL to prepare the requested solution?
1 mL.
0.1 mL.
50 mL.
Chemistry
5 mL.
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Size exclusion chromatography is a type of column liquid chromatography in which:
The compounds of smaller molecular size exit the column before those of larger size.
The compounds with larger molecular size come out of the column before those with a smaller size.
The elution of the compounds to be separated depends on the composition of the mobile phase.
Chemistry
The elution of the compounds to be separated depends on the polarity of the stationary phase.
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Which of the following types of interferences does not correspond to the chemical interferences that can occur in Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy?
Presence of dissociation equilibriums.
Formation of low-volatile compounds.
Overlap of atomic lines.
Chemistry
Presence of ionization equilibriums.
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The efficiency of most chromatography columns can be approximated using the following expression H = Bu + Csu + CMu. What does the term Bu represent in the previous equation?: Note: u is the linear velocity of the mobile phase.
Plate height.
Longitudinal diffusion.
Number of plates.
Chemistry
Mass transfer in the mobile phase.
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The internal standard used in liquid chromatography coupled to mass spectrometry is used for:
Reduce the noise of the detector.
Promote the derivatization of the sample and obtain a higher signal.
Promote the ionization of the sample in the electrospray, avoiding ion suppression.
Chemistry
Reduce the variability associated with the process of sample preparation and injection.
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What does gradient elution consist of in Gas Chromatography (GS)?
The variation of the oven temperature during the analysis in a continuous and stepwise manner.
The division of the mobile phase flow before entering the chromatographic column.
The use of different mobile phases during the analysis.
Chemistry
The variation of the concentration of the mobile phase during the analysis in a continuous and staggered manner.
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An analytical method is homoscedastic if:
The variance of the signal remains constant for different concentrations of analyte.
It provides the same signal for different concentrations of analyte as long as the same matrix is used.
When the concentration of analyte is zero (blank), the signal is zero.
Chemistry
The increase in signal is proportional to the analyte concentration throughout the entire linear range of measurement.
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Regarding the deuterium lamp. Which of the following statements is correct?:
It emits wavelengths of the visible spectrum.
Emits in a continuous spectrum.
It emits in a spectrum of lines.
Chemistry
It emits in wavelengths of the visible spectrum and part of the infrared.
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In the separation of a protein mixture using affinity chromatography, which statement is correct?:
The larger the size of the protein, the greater its retention will be and it will be eluted at longer elution times.
The species with lower molecular weight are eluted in the exclusion volume (or dead volume).
It requires the existence of positively charged functional groups in the structure of the biomolecules to be separated.
Chemistry
The separation takes place based on a specific interaction between the proteins in the sample and specific recognition ligands attached to the stationary phase.
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In the neutralization reaction between sodium hydroxide and acetic acid, the pH of the resulting solution at the equivalence point is:
That of the buffer mixture.
Neutral.
Less than 7.
Chemistry
Greater than 7.
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Which of the following statements about the influence of 𝒑𝑲𝒂 on the titration of a weak acid with a strong base is correct:
The smaller the value of π‘πΎπ‘Ž of the acid, the greater the pH change in the region of the equivalence point.
The higher the π‘πΎπ‘Ž value of the acid, the greater the pH change in the equivalence point region.
The magnitude of the pH change in the equivalence point region does not depend on the π‘πΎπ‘Ž of the acid.
Chemistry
The lower the value of π‘πΎπ‘Ž of the acid, the smaller the change in pH in the region of the equivalence point.
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Which of the following parameters is not related to the thermal noise of an analytical instrument?:
The temperature.
The resistance.
The bandwidth of frequency.
Chemistry
The current intensity.
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If we have a solution containing an acid 𝑯𝑨 (π’‘π‘²π’‚πŸ = πŸ“) with an initial concentration of 0.20 M and we set the pH=5, what will be the concentration of the base A-?
0.10 M.
0.05 M.
0.50 M.
Chemistry
0.20 M.
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The resolution in high performance liquid chromatography increases:
Increasing the volume of the sample introduced into the chromatographic system.
By decreasing the length of the chromatographic column.
When reducing the size of the homogeneous particle packed in the chromatographic column.
Chemistry
When using very low mobile phase speeds.
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What are the most suitable precipitates for a gravimetric determination?
The precipitates formed by large particles.
The precipitates formed by colloids.
The precipitates formed by nanoparticles.
Chemistry
The precipitates formed by small particles.
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In molecular fluorescence spectroscopy:
The value of the quantum yield of fluorescence is inversely proportional to the concentration of the luminescent molecule.
The quantum yield of fluorescence decreases, in most molecules, when the temperature is lowered.
The fluorescent emission is favored in molecules that possess rigid structures.
Chemistry
After the absorption of radiation, the emission of photons with a shorter wavelength than those that were absorbed occurs.
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What type of cuvette is used to determine the molecular absorption of a compound at a wavelength of 250 nm?
Sodium chloride bucket.
Plastic bucket.
Glass cuvette.
Chemistry
Quartz cuvette.
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What is the endpoint of the titration of oxalic acid with potassium permanganate?
When the first purple hue appears in the solution.
When the first green hue appears in the solution.
When the initial purple hue in the solution disappears.
Chemistry
When the initial yellow hue disappears in the solution.
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What is the appropriate pH range for measurements with a fluoride ion selective electrode?
2 < pH < 4.
1 < pH < 2.
9 < pH < 13.
Chemistry
5 < pH < 8.
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Which of the following statements corresponds to isobaric interferences in Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry?
These are interferences produced by elements that possess isotopes whose mass is the same as that of the analyte to be determined.
These are interferences that occur due to the high pressures that are generated in the nebulizer when introducing the sample.
They are due to the presence of polyatomic species whose masses coincide with that of the isotope of the analyte to be determined.
Chemistry
These are interferences that occur due to the ionization of the element.
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Which of the following detectors is used in Mass Spectrometry?:
Charge Coupling Detector.
Continuous dynode electron multiplier.
A bolometer.
Chemistry
Charge transfer detector.
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