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Figure Passage I
1 Static friction apparatus
Student researchers conducted an experiment to study
Table 1 Static Friction
Data static friction between common building materials. They used a wooden board and three
sets of blocks. Each set included one wooden block, one stone block, and one steel block. All of
the blocks were of equal
Block base area (m2)
mass. Within each set, all blocks had the same base area.
A block was placed at rest on the flat wooden board. One end of a lightweight string was
attached to the block, and the other end of the string was attached to a hook. The string passed
over a pulley (of negligible mass and friction) at the edge of the board. Mass was added to the
hook until the block began to slide along the board. Table 1 shows the threshold mass, M
T
Block material
necessary to initiate sliding of each block.
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Passage II
Four chemicals produced in large quantities in the United States are H
2
6. The ability of NH
3
, NH
3
,N
2
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2
SO
4
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accounted for by the fact that NH
3
SO
4
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B) is capable of hydrogen bonding.
following Reactions (I–III).
C) is a weak base in aqueous solution.
S(s) + O
2
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→
SO
2
SO
3
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(g) + H
2
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2
SO
4
(Reaction IV). NH
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2
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and O
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D N distillation the column. obtained. N
2
, in
D
8. 9. A) B) C) D) When Reaction which of the NH 3
to form? Addition of A decrease An increase Addition of If 36 g of S IV is in a state of
equilibrium, following changes will cause more
H
2 kJ/mol
in pressure
in temperature
a catalyst to
and 32 g of O
2
were used in
Reaction The N
2
Passage III
The wavelength of a radio wave measured by a stationary receiver differs from the emitted
wavelength when the transmitter is moving. The frequency measured by the receiver also
changes when the transmitter is moving. Three experiments were conducted to determine
relationships between the speed of a moving radio transmitter and the changes in wavelength and
frequency measured at the receiver. In each of the experiments, a jet flew at constant altitude and
emitted a signal that was measured by a receiver on the ground.
Experiment 1
The jet flew directly away from the receiver at 268 m/s. Signals with different frequencies (f)
and wavelengths (λ) were transmitted in four trials. The transmitted frequencies and wavelengths
are listed in Table 1 along with the measured changes in frequency and wavelength.
Table 1 Changing Transmitted f and λ with Constant Jet Speed Away from Receiver
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Experiment 2
The frequency of the transmitted radio signal was kept constant at 2.0 x 106 Hz, and the
transmitted wavelength was kept constant at 150 m as the jet flew directly away from the
receiver at the four different speeds listed in Table 2.
Table 2 Constant Transmitted f and λ with Different Jet Speeds Away from Receiver
Speed (m/s)
Change in Change in f
λ Experiment The 2.0 150 the two x m frequency
istribute 106 as speeds Hz the 246 322 447 671 3
and jet of listed flew the the wavelength in radio directly –1.64 –2.15 –2.98 –4.47 Table (Hz)
signal toward 3.
(10
–5
m) 12 16 22 34
was kept constant at was kept constant at
the receiver with D
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Hz)
Change
–1.07 (Hz) in N
f –1.34 Table 3 Constant Transmitted f and λ with Different
Jet Speeds toward Receiver
Speed (m/s) –1.79 –2.68 λ
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in λ (m)
(10
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m) 250 22 200 18
Change in f
Change in λ (Hz)
(10
–5
m) 150 13
300 2.00 –15 100 9
490 3.27 –24
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