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Environmental Engineering

Subject : engineering
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1. >100 -000; there is no natural decay cycle for them

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2. At standard STP (corresponding to __ degrees celsius and __ atm) - 1 mole of an ideal gas occupies ___ L and contains ___ molecules.






3. Wavelength </= hc/E






4. E=hv=(hc)/wavelength where: E=energy of a photon (J) h=planck's constant (6.6x10^-34 Js) v=frequency (hertz - ie. cycles per second) c=speed of light (3.0x10^8 m/s) gamma=wavelength (m)






5. Inorganic






6. All single bonds






7. Unsaturated - has double bonds!






8. Ortho: side by side - meta: one point away - forms an M - para: opposite each other






9. The more molecules of benzene - the more hydrophilic/hydrophobic the compound






10. Benzene; graphite






11. The flow of electrons goes to...






12. Ring structures: - enes (double bonds); - anes (single bonds)






13. Mass (g)/molecular weight






14. 6.02x10^23 molecules






15. Circle (hexagonal if we'z gon get technical hurr) alkenes with double bonds at every other joint.






16. For a photon to be able to cause photolysis - it must have at least as much energy as...






17. Electrons are free to cycle around arrangements of atoms which are alternatively single- and double- bonded to one another. These bonds may be seen as a hybrid of a single bond and a double bond - each bond in the ring identical to every other






18. Natural waste






19. If we divide the mass of a substance by its molecular weight - the result is the mass expressed in ________.






20. Change in enthalpy (H2-H1); the sum of the enthalpies of the reaction products minus the sum of the enthalpies of the reactants






21. The number of moles of substance per liter of solution






22. The heat released when water condenses to liquid form - also known as the gross heat of combustion






23. The heat of reaction when water is assumed to remain in a vapor state; also called the net heat of combustion






24. 1 mole of a substance dissolved into enough water to make the mixture have a volume of 1 L.






25. Groups linked by straight or branched carbon chains






26. Organic matter - silt - clay - sand






27. Vector sum of all bond dipoles in a structure






28. Energy/mole






29. Molecules cannot store up energy from a series of photon encounters (waiting until enough energy is accumulated to cause photolysis...






30. H=U+PV; H2-H1=change in H=Q






31. The sum of the atomic weight of all the constituent atoms






32. The process of going from one phase to another






33. Organic - carbonates (they're inorganic)






34. Number of protons in the nucleus






35. The mass of the atom measured in atomic mass units (1 proton=1 amu)






36. Atoms containing the same number of protons but differing amounts of neutrons are __________ of each other






37. Photochemical reaction; photochemical dissociation; or simply photolysis






38. First balance the chemical reaction - then for each species multiply the number of moles by the standard enthalpy to find total enthalpy






39. When change in H (enthalpy) is positive - heat is _____________ and the reaction is said to be _____________






40. 1 atm and 298 K (kj/mol)