1. Which of the following properties pertain to solids only?a. the kinetic energy is sufficient to overcome the attractive forcesb. the particles are able to slide past one anotherc. they expand slightly when heatedd. they diffuse extremely slow because the particles are tightly packed2. Rank the different phases of matter based on decreasing relative strength ofattractive forces between particles.a. liquid, solid, gasb. solid, liquid, gasc. gas, liquid, solidd. liquid, gas, solid3. Which of the following intermolecular forces is present in the molecules of CH2OH?a. hydrogen bondb. ion-dipole forcesc. dispersion forcesd. none of the given options is correct4. Which of the following explains why solids melt when heated?a. when heated, solids break away from their neighboring molecules andescapes into the gas phaseb. an increase in temperature causes the arranged particles to vigorouslyvibrate, making them slide and roll on top of each other.c. solids lose energy when heated causing their attractive forces to weakend. all of the above are true.

1. Which of the following properties pertain to solids only? a. the kinetic energy is sufficient to overcome the attractive forces b. the particles are able to slide past one another c. they expand slightly when heated d. they diffuse extremely slow because the particles are tightly packed

1. Which of the following properties pertain to solids only? a. the kinetic energy is sufficient to overcome the attractive forces b. the particles are able to slide past one another c. they expand slightly when heated d. they diffuse extremely slow because the particles are tightly packed

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Chapter15: Gases,liquids, And Solids

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1. Which of the following properties pertain to solids only?
a. the kinetic energy is sufficient to overcome the attractive forces
b. the particles are able to slide past one another
c. they expand slightly when heated
d. they diffuse extremely slow because the particles are tightly packed
2. Rank the different phases of matter based on decreasing relative strength of
attractive forces between particles.
a. liquid, solid, gas
b. solid, liquid, gas
c. gas, liquid, solid
d. liquid, gas, solid
3. Which of the following intermolecular forces is present in the molecules of CH2OH?
a. hydrogen bond
b. ion-dipole forces
c. dispersion forces
d. none of the given options is correct
4. Which of the following explains why solids melt when heated?
a. when heated, solids break away from their neighboring molecules and
escapes into the gas phase
b. an increase in temperature causes the arranged particles to vigorously
vibrate, making them slide and roll on top of each other.
c. solids lose energy when heated causing their attractive forces to weaken
d. all of the above are true.

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