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Edit Bookmarks People Tab Window Help View History O Question 17 - Chapter 5 - Conr x Adams, Amaya K - Outlo X O Chapter 5 - CHEM-1110-941 - x o.mheducation.com/ext/map/index.html?_con3con&external_browser%3D0&launchUrl=https%253A%252F%252Flms.mhed Saved 1 attempts left Check my work Enter your answer in the provided box. Methane, the principal component of natural gas, is used for heating and cooking. The combustion process is CH (g) + 2 O2(g) → CO2(g) + 2 H,0(!) If 11.3 moles of CH4 react with oxygen, what is the volume of CO, (in liters) produced at 22.1°C and 0.915 atm? 116 MAR F664 17 18 étv A

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..1.. 4.. . I6 Il 7 Scenario 2 The airbags in vehicles contain a mixture of NaN,, KNO, and SiO, When a car decelerates at a rapid pace, an electrical signal goes to the gas generator inside the airbag, triggering a series of three chemical reactions: 10NAN. 10NA +2KNỎ, K,O + Na,0 + Na + SiO, - K,SiO, 10NA + 15N,(g) KO + 5Na O + N,(g) These reactions produce gas (N.) to fill the airbag and convert sodium azide (NaN,), a highly toxic substance, to alkaline silicate (K,SiO ). The quantity of NaN, must be carefully calculated to ensure that the volume of gas is adequate to fill the airbag firmly enough to protect the passenger but not overfill and cause the bag to explode. A standard airbag needs 67 L of N, (g) to properly inflate. notes

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Scenario 3 At dinnertime, the soldiers we re miles from a fie ld kitchen. They each pulled out a meal pouch, inserted it into a small bag, and added water. Within 15 minutes, the soldiers were eating hot meals, which are the U.S. Army's "Meal, Ready-to-Eat," or MRE, Tatio Each MRE is a main dish within a pouch made of aluminum foil and plastic. In 1985, researchers at the Army's Natick Research, Development, and Engineering Center invented a way to heat MRES using a special "Flameless Ration Heater," or FRH. Each FRH is a plastic sleeve that holds a pad containing metal particles embedded in a polymeric matrix. The metal is an alloy of 90% magnesium and 10% iron. The entire package has a mass of 20.0 g, of which about 8.1 g is magnesium. In the FRH, the water reacts with magnesium in an exothermic reaction The energy released by this reaction warms the meal to 60°C. To speed the reaction, iron was added to the FRH. Both iron and magnesium react readily with warm water but since iron is…

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The substances, HCI , CIONO2 and HOCI are: Select one: a. Ozone producers b. Ozone depleting substances C. Chlorine reservoirs. d. 02 reservoirs Which one of the following is not a renewable resource? a. Coal b. Solar energy c. Carbon dioxide d. Chitin Which one of the following resources is not renewable: a. Solar energy b. Fossil fuel C. Chitin d. Ocean waves energy Which of the following is not one of soap kinds? 4 a. Floating soap b. Flipping soap c. Medicated soap d. Transparent soap Which statement is wrong concerning sewage eutrophication of water: Select one: a. It causes Enrichment b. Lower water quality c. It decreases DO d. It causes Smog HCFCS are considered as: Select one: a. The most ozone-destructive chemicals. b. Less ozone-destructive chemicals than CFCS C. More ozone-destructive chemicals than CFCS. d. The least ozone-destructive chemicals.