5 1.4 Temperature and Density

  1. Perform the following conversions:
      1. [latex]{255^{°}F}[/latex] to degrees Celsius
      2. [latex]{−255^{°}F}[/latex]to degrees Celsius
      3. [latex]{50.0^{°}C}[/latex] to degrees Fahrenheit
      4. [latex]{−50.0^{°}C}[/latex] to degrees Fahrenheit
  2. Perform the following conversions:
      1. [latex]{100.0^{°}C}[/latex] to kelvins
      2. [latex]{−100.0^{°}C}[/latex] to kelvins
      3. [latex]{100 K}[/latex] to degrees Celsius
      4. [latex]{300 K}[/latex] to degrees Celsius
  3. Which of the following are possible units for density? Select all the possible answers.
      1. [latex]{g/mL}[/latex]
      2. [latex]{mL/km}[/latex]
      3. [latex]{g/L}[/latex]
      4. [latex]{kg/L}[/latex]
  4. A sample of iron has a volume of [latex]{48.2cm^{3}}[/latex]. What is its mass? Use the density table provided in the text to get the density of iron. 
      1. [latex]{379g}[/latex]
      2. [latex]{45.9g}[/latex]
      3. [latex]{678g}[/latex]
      4. [latex]{3.79g}[/latex]
  5. The volume of hydrogen used by the Hindenburg, the German airship that exploded in New Jersey in 1937, was [latex]{2.000{\times}10^{8}L}[/latex]. If hydrogen gas has a density of [latex]{0.0899g/L}[/latex], what mass of hydrogen was used by the airship?
      1. [latex]{1.80{\times}{10}^{7}g}[/latex]
      2. [latex]{3.20{\times}{10}^{4}g}[/latex]
      3. [latex]{25.1{\times}{10}^{7}g}[/latex]
      4. [latex]{0.80{\times}{10}^{7}g}[/latex]
  6. What is the volume of [latex]{100.0g}[/latex] of lead if lead has a density of [latex]{11.34g/cm^{3}}[/latex]?
      1. [latex]{10.54cm^{3}}[/latex]
      2. [latex]{3.98cm^{3}}[/latex]
      3. [latex]{6.818cm^{3}}[/latex]
      4. [latex]{8.818cm^{3}}[/latex]
  7. What is the volume in litres of [latex]{222g}[/latex] of neon if neon has a density of [latex]{0.900g/L}[/latex]?
      1. [latex]{2.89L}[/latex]
      2. [latex]{563L}[/latex]
      3. [latex]{87.8L}[/latex]
      4. [latex]{247L}[/latex]

Answers

      1. [latex]{124^{0}C}[/latex]
      2. [latex]{-159^{0}C}[/latex]
      3. [latex]{122^{0}F}[/latex]
      4. [latex]{-58^{0}F}[/latex]
      1. [latex]{373K}[/latex]
      2. [latex]{173K}[/latex]
      3. [latex]{-173^{0}C}[/latex]
      4. [latex]{27^{0}C}[/latex]
  1. a, c, d
  2. a
  3. a
  4. d
  5. d

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