mole of Neon, Ne gas; Balloon B contains exactly one mole Radon, Rn gas. Which of the statements below are true? (If the
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mole of Neon, Ne gas; Balloon B contains exactly one mole Radon, Rn gas.
Which of the statements below are true? (If there is more than one correct answer, you must
circle all the correct answers to receive credit)
A The temperature of balloon A is greater than the temperature of balloon B
B Balloon B has a greater mass than balloon A
C
The pressure inside Balloon A is greater than in Balloon B
D
The temperature of both balloons are the same
E If both balloons have a tiny pinhole, the gas in Balloon B will effuse slower than the gas in
Balloon A
F Both balloons have an approximate volume of 22.4 liters
G
Only balloon B has an approximate volume of 22.4 liters
H Balloon A contains more atoms than balloon B
Part B
Imagine you are standing on a porch facing the street on the seventh
floor of a building - about 80 feet above the ground. There is a long glass straw going from the
porch (where you are standing) all the way down into an open bottle of water that is on the ground
in front of the building. Clearly explain, using scientific terms, whether or not it would be possible
to drink water through the glass straw from the open bottle that is sitting on the ground.
Which of the statements below are true? (If there is more than one correct answer, you must
circle all the correct answers to receive credit)
A The temperature of balloon A is greater than the temperature of balloon B
B Balloon B has a greater mass than balloon A
C
The pressure inside Balloon A is greater than in Balloon B
D
The temperature of both balloons are the same
E If both balloons have a tiny pinhole, the gas in Balloon B will effuse slower than the gas in
Balloon A
F Both balloons have an approximate volume of 22.4 liters
G
Only balloon B has an approximate volume of 22.4 liters
H Balloon A contains more atoms than balloon B
Part B
Imagine you are standing on a porch facing the street on the seventh
floor of a building - about 80 feet above the ground. There is a long glass straw going from the
porch (where you are standing) all the way down into an open bottle of water that is on the ground
in front of the building. Clearly explain, using scientific terms, whether or not it would be possible
to drink water through the glass straw from the open bottle that is sitting on the ground.