17.A balloon filled with 3.0 L of He at 210 K and 2.00 atm is slowly cooled to 70 K under isobaric conditions. What is the final volume of the balloon? а. 1.0L b. 6.0 L c. 12.0 L d. 16.0 L

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17.A balloon filled with 3.0 L of He at 210 K and 2.00 atm is slowly cooled
to 70 K under isobaric conditions. What is the final volume of the
balloon?
а. 1.0L
b. 6.0 L
с. 12.0 L
d. 16.0 L
18. For which of the following wavelengths of light is the energy the second
least?
а. 324 nm
b. 417 nm
c. 568 nm
d. 607 nm
19. Which orbital(s) exist in n=3?
a. s
b. s,p
c. s.p,d
d. s,p,d,f
20. Under what laboratory conditions would a real gas exhibit properties
LEAST consistent with those of an ideal gas?
a. Low temperature, low pressure
b. Low temperature, high pressure
c. High temperature, low pressure
d. High temperature, high pressure
Transcribed Image Text:17.A balloon filled with 3.0 L of He at 210 K and 2.00 atm is slowly cooled to 70 K under isobaric conditions. What is the final volume of the balloon? а. 1.0L b. 6.0 L с. 12.0 L d. 16.0 L 18. For which of the following wavelengths of light is the energy the second least? а. 324 nm b. 417 nm c. 568 nm d. 607 nm 19. Which orbital(s) exist in n=3? a. s b. s,p c. s.p,d d. s,p,d,f 20. Under what laboratory conditions would a real gas exhibit properties LEAST consistent with those of an ideal gas? a. Low temperature, low pressure b. Low temperature, high pressure c. High temperature, low pressure d. High temperature, high pressure
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