4. Choose the nonrenewable resourced that best match this description: low-carbon energy source. A. fossil fuel B. nuclear energy 5. Choose the nonrenewable resourced that best match this description: more disposal problems A. fossil fuel B. nuclear energy 6. Choose the nonrenewable resourced that best match this description: more storage problems A. fossil fuel B. nuclear energy 7. How many grams does 0.027 mol of 2 points copper weigh? A. 0.00042 g В. 1.7 g C. 16g D. 2 400 g 8. For the reaction of nitrogen gas with 2 points hydrogen gas to produce ammonia gas, how many moles of N2 are required t produce 30 mol of NH3? * N2 + 3H2 → 2NH3 A. 15 mol В. 30 mol C. 60 mol D. 120 mol

4. Choose the nonrenewable resourced that best match this description: low-carbon energy source. A. fossil fuel B. nuclear energy 5. Choose the nonrenewable resourced that best match this description: more disposal problems A. fossil fuel B. nuclear energy 6. Choose the nonrenewable resourced that best match this description: more storage problems A. fossil fuel B. nuclear energy 7. How many grams does 0.027 mol of 2 points copper weigh? A. 0.00042 g В. 1.7 g C. 16g D. 2 400 g 8. For the reaction of nitrogen gas with 2 points hydrogen gas to produce ammonia gas, how many moles of N2 are required t produce 30 mol of NH3? * N2 + 3H2 → 2NH3 A. 15 mol В. 30 mol C. 60 mol D. 120 mol

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Chapter9: Energy For Today

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 50E

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