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__________ is by far the most important commercial alkyne. |
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__________ is an important industrial feedstock, but its largest use is as the fuel for the oxyacetylene welding torch. |
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Acetylene is a __________, foul-smelling gas that burns in air with a __________, sooty flame which can be turned to __________ if supplied with pure oxygen. |
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1) Colorless 2) Yellow 3) Blue |
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__________ produces the most heat per mole of gas consumed. |
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The increase in __________ of the products is proportional to the heat given off per mole of __________ formed. This rise in temperature is largest in __________, which gives off the most heat per mole of products. |
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1) Temperature 2) Products 3) Acetylene |
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__________ gives off the greatest amount of heat per mole of products, with temperatures reaching 2800 degrees Celsius. |
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__________ is thermodynamically unstable. |
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When acetylene is subject to __________ or __________ shock, it decomposes to its elements, releasing __________ of energy per mole. |
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1) Thermal 2) Mechanical 3) 234kJ |
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Acetylene dissolves freely in __________, and the dissolved gas is not so prone to decomposition. |
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__________ is also used in welding torches and does not decompose as easily as acetylene, burning better in air (as opposed to pure __________). |
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1) Methylacetylene 2) Oxygen |
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Acetylene, one of the cheapest organic chemicals, is made form __________ or __________ __________. The synthesis from coal involve heating __________ and __________ (roasted coal) in an electric furnace to produce __________ __________. The addition of __________ to calcium carbide produces acetylene and hydrated lime. |
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1) Coal 2) Natural gas 3) Lime 4) Coke 5) Calcium carbide 6) Water |
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The synthesis of acetylene from __________ __________ is a simple process. Natural gas consists mostly of __________, which forms __________ when it is heated for a very short period of time. Although the reaction is __________, there are twice as many moles of (reactants/products) as (reactants/products). The increase in the number of moles results in an increase in __________. |
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1) Natural gas 2) Methane 3) Acetylene 4) Endothermic 5) Products 6) Reactants 7) Entropy |
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