Introductory Chemistry For Today
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ISBN: 9781285644561
Author: Seager
Publisher: Cengage
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1. When sugar and sulfur are mixed with water, they behave differently. Which of these can be
removed with water filtration? Use the physical properties of sugar and sulfur to explain.
A chef in Denver (the mile high city) and a
chef in Tampa (sea level city) make the same
recipe but the Denver chef has to modify the
recipe. Why did the Denver chef have to
modify the recipe?
O The density of water is higher at high altitudes
O The boiling point of water is lower at high
altitudes
O The boiling point of water is higher at high
altitudes
O The density of water is lower at high altitudes
D Question 9
Which statement describes how food is
cooked using microwaves?
O The food reflects microwaves causing the air
surrounding the food to heat up
O Microwaves heat up the air around the food
and it is transferred to the food through
convection
O Microwaves break chemical bonds and the
energy that is released cooks the food
O The food absorbs the microwaves and its
molecules begin to rotate causing heat
D Question 10
When making yogurt, the pH of the milk
solution
O decreases, making it more sour
O No answer text provided.
O stays the same
O increases, making it more bitter
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If the tightly packed food is placed in
the kitchen for a long time then you
can smell the gas as it penetrates
through the small holes in the plastic.
When you bake cookies, you can
smell the vapors in the living room 30
When person applies perfume in one
corner of the room you can smell its
fragrance in another room.
minutes later.
A balloon in a constant environment
gets smaller and smaller over the
course of a week as gas leaks through
small holes in the rubber.
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