<p>Does any1 know the LAST reasoning question where it gave two containers with Argon gas at diff volumes. Was it FF?</p>
<p>the answer to that was 3.0, i think. I know it was either D or E, the one with only 2 significant figures since the mass was given in only 2 sig figs</p>
<p>argon gas was F F</p>
<p>It was D with 3.0</p>
<p>Can anyone elaborate on the last T/F, the one with Argon gas?</p>
<p>How about the the one where it asks Zinc is a better conductor than phosphorus BECAUSE Zinc has twice as many electrons.</p>
<p>I put TT because a lot of other nonmetals(dont conduct electricity) have more electorns than Zinc.</p>
<p>I also said TT...but not CE</p>
<p>Yeah but they don't have TWICE as much!!!!!</p>
<p>15 and 30....</p>
<p>it does have twice as much...</p>
<p>part b theres this question about either H20 or H2S (hyrdogen sulfide) being more polar/more dense/ or something i forgot. wats the answer?</p>
<p>I. False
II. True</p>
<p>Do you remember the exact wording of the argon gas problem?></p>
<p>it was boiling pt,
i put TT but not CE because the reason is hydrogen bonding not a lower molecular mass.</p>
<p>Zinc does have twice as much because it has 30 protons and 30 electrons and P has 15 protons and 15 electrons.</p>
<p>^exactmente..</p>
<p>the argon was about average speed of molecules i think
same pressure same temp 2 different containers
one 1L one 2L
i don't remember if it was same moles though
i want to say they had the same speed according to my stressed 30second logic in the test</p>
<p>you remember that one with unknown metal M
formula M3N
.28 grams N</p>
<p>anyone know the answer?</p>
<p>Argon problem</p>
<p>2 containers are at standard temp. One(1) has twice the volume as the 2nd.</p>
<p>Container 1 has greater pressure than container 2 BECAUSE the molecules in container 1 are moving faster than the ones in container 2</p>
<p>FF becuz Volume is inversely related with pressure and temp only determines how fast the molecules move.</p>
<p>mdell, that was 1/3 i skipped</p>
<p>for the M3N i got 7.0 g for the Molar mass of the metal</p>
<p>Hey are we allowed to talk about these questions? The moderator of my test read something specifically about no internet discussions. IDK i dont wana get in trouble so just wondering? Is this allowed by college board</p>