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Transcribed Image Text:For an acid and base reaction, select ALL statements that are TRUE.
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Base such as NaOH will have a pH BELOW 7.
Acid and base reactions will always be endothermic.
Acids such as HCI will have a pH ABOVE 7.
OAcid and base reaction will produce water, salt and heat as the products.
O Acid and base reaction is also known as neutralization reaction.
CH3COOH is a weaker acid than HCI.
HCI and H2S04 are considered as strong acids.
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Transcribed Image Text:For the set up of calorimeter, which statement is FALSE?
Thermometer
Precision
thermometer
Insulating cover
Motorized
stirrer
Stirrer
Insulating support ring
Metal inner vessel
Metal outer vessel
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O The stirrer is needed to ensure the solution is mixed well.
O The mass of the solution will be used to calculate the heat (q).
O The thermal energy released by the reaction will be absorbed by the surrounding.
O The thermometer will be measuring the change in temperature of the solution.
O The thermometer will be measuring the change in temperature of the reaction directly.
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