Liquid oxygen collected into a test tube is found to be
a. nonmagnetic.
b. ferromagnetic.
c. paramagnetic.
d. diamagnetic.
(C) paramagnetic
Paramagnetism of Liquid Oxygen
As a result of the parallel spin of unpaired electrons, molecular
oxygen is paramagnetic and is attracted by a magnetic field. This
is demonstrated by bringing a large test tube with a small amount
of liquid oxygen close to a powerful magnet. The test tube is
visibly attracted to the magnet.
Liquid oxygen collected into a test tube is found to be a. nonmagnetic. b. ferromagnetic. c....
Liquid oxygen and liquid nitrogen behave differently in a magnetic field. Match the picture below with the substance and indicate the correct summary of this behavior. This substance is Liquid Oxygen - O_2(I) Liquid Nitrogen - N_2(I) It is Diamagnetic Paramagnetic Ferromagnetic In a magnetic field it is Strongly attracted Attracted Slightly repelled It is Diamagnetic Paramagnetic Ferromagnetic In a magnetic field it is Strongly attracted Attracted Slightly repelled
2) Materials that can be made into permanent magnets are a. paramagnetic. b. diamagnetic. c. ferromagnetic. d. none of the above
Permanent magnets are made from? A. paramagentic materials B. diamagnetic materials C. ferromagnetic materials D. dielectric matierals
Questions 1-4
Before reaction: a. unknown number b. weight of beaker, test tube weight of beaker, test tube, KCIO3 KCI d. weight of beaker, test tube, KCIO3 KCI. Mno2 e. weight of KCIO3 KCl sample (c-b) After reaction: f. volume of oxygen collected at laboratory temperature and pressure -22.3% 246.3 n (determined by the amount of water expelled from the flask g. temperature of the oxygen h. water vapor pressure at the measured temperature (table: Handbook of Chemistry and Physics)...
Two immiscible liquids with the following densities was poured into a test tube. Liquid A has a density of 1.078 g/mL and liquid B has a density of 0.9887 g/mL. Decide which liquid is on the bottom of the test tube? Write A or B
When placed in an external magnetic field, a material where the induced magnetic field is opposite the external field is known as A. Paramagnetic B. Diamagnetic C. Ferromagnetic D. Electromagnetic E. There is no name for this type of material
14. Lab Exercise 5-1 is an interesting way to run these test tube experiments without oxygen - seal the tube with a layer of clear mineral oil on top (see the figure in the manual). Based on this figure and the Table of Results for this experiment, if the sealed tube is all green or slightly blue but the unsealed tube has any amount of yellow, what type of energy metabolism does that organism have? a. Oxidative only b. Oxidative...
PART A: If a test tube is placed over a flame, the gas that is collected creates a combustion reaction. What is the balanced equation for the reaction? PART B: The vinegar and baking soda react to generate carbon dioxide gas. The gas is then bubbled into the limewater. The first gas to come out of the tube will be mostly air until the large test tube fills up with the carbon dioxide gas. a. Write a balanced equation for...
C. (NH), (ag) + HBr (ag) d. Evidence of reaction: 3. Combustion Reactions - If an inverted test tube is held over a sample of glucose, CH,O. while it is combusted condensation is seen midway up the test tube. When a burning splint is placed into the test tube the flame is extinguished. 2. What is the identity of the gas? b. Write a balanced equation for the reaction that took place. Be sure to include state labels on your...
A piece of metal is dropped into a test tube of light-blue liquid. The piece of metal immediately starts fizzing and dissolving, and you can sense the heat radiating from the test tube even when your finger is an inch away. 2) A spoonful of salt is added to a beaker of water, and stirred. The salt dissolves completely in the water. 3) Two clear liquids in separate test tubes are mixed in a beaker. Within a minute, you observe...