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             11.    A mass of 25 g of an unknown gas, X, is           Items 13 and 14 refers to the following
                    pumped through an industrial pipeline of          options.
                    volume 60 m  at a pressure of 120 kPa
                               3
                    and temperature of 150  C.  (Molar                (A)    Enthalpy of formation
                                         o
                    gas constant = 8.31 J K  mol .)                   (B)    Lattice energy
                                        -1
                                             -1
                                                                      (C)    Enthalpy of solution
                    What is the relative molecular mass of the        (D)    Enthalpy of hydration
                    gas?
                                                                      Match EACH item below with one of the
                    (A)    1.2 × 10 -2                                options above, each of which may be used
                    (B)    4.3 × 10 -2                                once, more than once or not at all.
                    (C)    4.3
                    (D)    12.2                                13.    Y (s) + O (g) → YO (g)
                                                                                        2
                                                                              2

             12.        The melting points and boiling points of    14.    XY (s) + water → XY (aq)
                    two pure substances, X and Y, are given
                    below:

                                   Melting point/K        Boiling point/K

                    X                273                          373
                    Y                317                          400

                    Which of the following statements about X
                    and Y are correct?

                    I.    At 298 K, the particles of X can occupy
                             the volume of its container.
                    II.   At 298 K, the particles of Y are in fixed
                             positions.
                    III.  At 380 K, the particles of X have more
                             energy than the particles of Y.

                    (A)    I and II only
                    (B)    I and III only
                    (C)    II and III only
                    (D)    I, II and III














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