1. Which refers to the motion of charges from one place to another? b. Electricity 2. Which of the following is not a derivative of Ohm's Law? b. R V/I a. Current c. Power d. Voltage a. V IR 3. What is conductivity? c. I V/R d. I R/V a. It is the ability of the material to mobilize charges b. It is the ability of the material to move to places c. It is the ability of the material to change form d. It is the ability of the material to enhance its power 4. Which of the following is true? a. Resistivity decreases as temperature increases b. Resistivity increases as temperature decreases. c. Resistivity increases as temperature increases d. Resistivity does not change as temperature increases. 5. What is referred to as the interaction of charges in motion from one region to another?

1. Which refers to the motion of charges from one place to another? b. Electricity 2. Which of the following is not a derivative of Ohm's Law? b. R V/I a. Current c. Power d. Voltage a. V IR 3. What is conductivity? c. I V/R d. I R/V a. It is the ability of the material to mobilize charges b. It is the ability of the material to move to places c. It is the ability of the material to change form d. It is the ability of the material to enhance its power 4. Which of the following is true? a. Resistivity decreases as temperature increases b. Resistivity increases as temperature decreases. c. Resistivity increases as temperature increases d. Resistivity does not change as temperature increases. 5. What is referred to as the interaction of charges in motion from one region to another?

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter8: Sampling, Standardization, And Calibration

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