Answer:
a) gold - Solid
b) gasoline - liquid
c) oxygen - gaseous
d) olive oil - liquid
e) mercury (found in thermometers) - liquid
f) aluminum - solid
Explanation:
Matter exists in three states viz: solid, gas and liquid. Note that, room temperature is a neither hot or cold temperature, which is about 20-23°C.
A) Gold is a transition metal with the symbol Au. At a room temperature, Gold, like most metals are found as SOLIDS.
B) Gasoline is a liquid mixture of refined hydrocarbons majorly used as fuels.
C) Oxygen is a chemical element with symbol O. It is a constituent of natural air, which is a mixture of different gases including oxygen. Hence, at room temperature, Oxygen is a gas.
D) Olive oil is a vegetable oil got from olives. It is composed of fats and it's a liquid at room temperature.
E) Mercury is an element with symbol Hg. It is the only metallic element found naturally (at room temperature) as a liquid. It is used in thermometers.
F) Aluminum is another chemical element with symbol Al. It is a lustrous metal that occurs as a Solid in room temperature.
Answer:
yes
Explanation:
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Effusion is the phenomena of escape of gas molecules through a very small orifice into an evacuated area.
According to Graham's Law, rate of diffusion and effusion is inversely proportional to molecular mass.
Thus, with increase in molecular mass, rate of diffusion and effusion will decrease.
Answer:
The answer to your question is: Cp = 350.4 J/ kg°C
Explanation:
Data
mass = m = 4.7 g convert grams to kilograms 0.0047 kg
heat= Q = 52.7 J
Temperature = 25 - 57 °C
Formula
Q = mCpΔT solve for Cp
Cp = Q / mΔT
Process
Cp = 52.7 / [(0.0047)(57 - 25)] Substitution
Cp = 52.7 / 0.1504
Cp = 350.4 J/ kg°C
Answer:
a inorganic ion that aids the biochemical function of a protein a molecule that has a catalytic biochemical function on a substrate an organic molecule that assists with a protein's catalytic function a molecule that is biochemically altered during a catalytic reaction