Replies to: June 2017 Chemistry Regents

• #76

  Bennykor Registered User Posts: 26 New Member

  June 2017

  I think it was choice 1 which was the reactant @nickster505

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• #77

  nickster505 Registered User Posts: 19 New Member

  June 2017

  Ok good because I had the product choice but then X it on the answer sheet and changed it to choice 1 or 2

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• #78

  Samnicole16 Registered User Posts: 12 New Member

  June 2017

  Yes to both!

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• #79

  Bennykor Registered User Posts: 26 New Member

  June 2017

  Yep @Samnicole16 because a decrease in hydronium concentration means an increase in pH and vice versa

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• #80

  Samnicole16 Registered User Posts: 12 New Member

  June 2017

  Right thanks

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• #81

  jhomatas48 Registered User Posts: 22 Junior Member

  June 2017

  The graph was clearly the direct relationship. As temperature increases, pressure increases in a linear fashion. It has nothing to do with an asymptote. Plus, it cannot go negative because the graph shown is only the first quadrant. You overthought the question.

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• #82

  Bennykor Registered User Posts: 26 New Member

  June 2017 edited June 2017

  @jhomatas48 so the one that went straight down was right? ayyy!
  
  Edit: never mind didn't read your post properly

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• #83

  Samnicole16 Registered User Posts: 12 New Member

  June 2017

  I don't remember it but I thought it went straight up?

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• #84

  jhomatas48 Registered User Posts: 22 Junior Member

  June 2017

  @Bennykor No that would be inverse, it went straight up.

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• #85

  nickster505 Registered User Posts: 19 New Member

  June 2017 edited June 2017

  No! It was asking for Ideal gas, you do NOT want pressure to increase. It has to go down.

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• #86

  Bennykor Registered User Posts: 26 New Member

  June 2017 edited June 2017

  But since it was an ideal gas shouldn't the pressure have been decreasing? @Samnicole16 @jhomatas48

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• #87

  jhomatas48 Registered User Posts: 22 Junior Member

  June 2017

  @jacobreis It is equal. It is true that one had 2 Hydrogens and the other only had one hydroxide but what they wanted you to say was that a neutral solution has equal amounts of the two ions, making a pH of 7.

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• #88

  nickster505 Registered User Posts: 19 New Member

  June 2017 edited June 2017

  and sorry, but a linear line does not make sense

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• #89

  Samnicole16 Registered User Posts: 12 New Member

  June 2017

  no because they Just asked for the relationship between temperature and pressure. As temperature increases so does pressure

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• #90

  nickster505 Registered User Posts: 19 New Member

  June 2017

  As temp increase the pressure will slowly keep approaching o pressure but never full reach it

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