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The standard state implies that the temperature is 0 degrees
False
The term standard state implies that the temperature is 25 degrees
False
The standard State of a pure gas is the pure gas is the pure gas at a pressure of 1 bar and temperature T
False
The SI units of ∆H° for a reaction are J
False
Doubling the coefficients of a reaction doubles its ∆H°
True
∆H° depends on temperature
True
The reaction N2 + 3H2 → 2NH3 has Σv=-2
True
f∆H°298 is zero for O(g)
False
f∆H°298 is 0 for O2(g)
True
f∆H°400 is zero for O2(g)
True
When sucrose is burned in an adiabatic constant - volume calorimeter, ∆U = 0 for combustion process, where the system is the calorimeter
True
The reaction N2(g) + 3H2(g) → 2NH3 (g) has ∆H°T<∆U°T
True
The reaction N2(g) → 2N(g) is endothermic
True
when an exothermic reaction is carried out in an adiabatic container, the products are at a higher temperature than the reactants
True
For CH3OH (l), f∆H°298-f∆U°298 [where H2O is formed in the combustion reaction
False
The rate of change ∆H° with respect to temperature is equal to ∆C°p
True
The rate of change of ∆H° with respect to pressure is zero
True
For a reaction involving only ideal gases, ∆C°p is independent of temperature
False
integral TdT =½(T2-T1)²
False
For the combustion of glucose, ∆S°T equals ∆H°T/T
F
When an exothermic reaction in a closed system with P-V work only is run under isobaric and adiabatic conditions, ∆H=0
True
When a substance is in
G of an element in its stable form and in its standard state at 25 C is taken to be 0
False