d. nitrogenc. carbon dioxide1. Which of the following is the most abundant gas in the atmosphere?b. oxygena. argonvery high2. An Air Quality Health Index rating of 10 would indicate which level of health risk?a. highb. lowc. moderated.3.Matter in which state does not have a definite shape and volume?b. solida. liquidc. gasd. all of the above4. Which term describes the measure of the average kinetic energy of the entities of a substance?a. standard pressure b. temperaturec. absolute zerod. standard ambientpressure5. Which type of motion is illustrated in this figure?a.vibrational motionrotational motionC.b.d.6. 395 kPa is equivalent to which of the following values?a.2960 mm Hgb. 7.50 mm Hgd. 300 200 mm HgC.7. 219 K is equivalent to which of the followingtemperatures?a.54 °Cb. -492 °Cc. 492 °Cd. -54 °C8. A sample of gas at -22.4 °C has a pressure of 72.4 kPa. If the pressure increases to 101 kPa, what is thetemperature of the gas at this new pressure in degrees Celsius? Assume volume and amount of gas remainconstant.180 °Ca.b. 76.6 °Cd. -93.4 °Cc. 350 °C9. SATP refers to which temperature and pressure value?a.0 °C and 101.325 b. 25 °C andkPac. 25 °C and 100 d. 0 °C and 100 kPakPa101.325 kPa. Which of the following statements about states of matter and the kinetic molecular theory is accurate?As a substance is warmed, the kinetic energy of its entities decreases.a.b. Pressure is a measure of the average kinetic energy of the entities in a substance.C.Entities in gases have very limited motion.d.none of the abovetranslational motionnone of the above.3.90 mm Hg

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d. nitrogen c. carbon dioxide 1. Which of the following is the most abundant gas in the atmosphere? b. oxygen a. argon 2. An Air Quality Health Index rating of 10 would indicate which level of health risk? a. high b. low C. moderate d. very high 3. Matter in which state does not have a definite shape and volume? b. solid a. liquid C. gas d. all of the above kinetic energy of the entities of a substance? standard ambient

d. nitrogen c. carbon dioxide 1. Which of the following is the most abundant gas in the atmosphere? b. oxygen a. argon 2. An Air Quality Health Index rating of 10 would indicate which level of health risk? a. high b. low C. moderate d. very high 3. Matter in which state does not have a definite shape and volume? b. solid a. liquid C. gas d. all of the above kinetic energy of the entities of a substance? standard ambient

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