Gases Multiple Choice Test

Click in the appropriate box for each question, then click "Done" at the bottom.
10 marks for each correct answer. Hints cost 5 marks each.

1. STP means:
25oC and 1 atm     
298oC and 1 atm  
298 K and 0 atm  
273.15 K and 0 atm
0oC and 1 atm
     
2. The ideal gas law is valid:
At low temperature and high pressure
At low temperature and low pressure
At high temperature and high pressure     
At high temperature and low pressure
Under all conditions of temperature and pressure

3. The relative rate of effusion (or diffusion) of CH4 (MW = 16) to that of O2 (MW = 32) is:
1 : 2
2 : 1
1.41 : 1
1 : 1.41
4 : 1

4. The ideal gas law fails at high pressures because:
The gas molecules are moving too fast
The gas molecules are undergoing so many collisions
The gas molecules are closer together, resulting in repulsive forces and hence a higher pressure
than predicted
The gas molecules are closer together, resulting in attractive forces and hence a lower pressure
than predicted
None of the above

5. The contribution of a gas to the Greenhouse Effect is due to:
The radiative forcing of the gas
The reactivity of the gas in the atmosphere
The quantity of the gas emitted into the atmosphere
All of the above
None of the above

6.  The Cl atom can effectively destroy ozone because:
We emit large quantities of Cl-containing species into the atmosphere
Cl acts catalytically to destroy ozone
The reaction between Cl and ozone is very fast
The Cl is not effectively removed via other reactions
All of the above
7.  The partial pressure of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is approximately 350 x 10-6
atm. Which of the following is true?
The mole fraction of CO2 in the atmosphere is 350 x 10-6
The concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere is 350 parts per million (ppm)
The volume fraction of CO2 in the atmosphere is 350 x 10-6
None of the above
All of the above

8. When a gas is collected over water:
The partial pressure of the gas can not be calculated
The partial pressure of the gas is equal to the total pressure minus the vapor pressure of water
The partial pressure of the gas is equal to the vapor pressure of water plus the total pressure
The partial pressure of the gas is equal to the total pressure
None of the above

9. The molar volume of chlorine gas is slightly less than that of helium because:
Chlorine is a smaller molecule than helium
Helium atoms repel one another more that chlorine molecules do
Chlorine molecules attract one another more than helium atoms do
Chlorine is diatomic 
None of the above

10. The average speed of a gas molecule:
Is larger for lighter molecules
Is larger at higher temperatures
Is greater than the most probable speed
Is inversely proportional to the mean free path of the molecule
All of the above