Summary: Chemical Processes In Soil Water Atmosphere
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The solubility of gypsum (CaSo2.2H2O,s) decreases with the increase of ionic strength. TRUE/FALSE?
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Freundlich model assumes binding to one type of sites and a single value for the binding constant. TRUE/FALSE?
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More nitrate than sulphate is generally observed in particles containing soil minerals. TRUE/FALSE?
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When you have NMHC limiting conditions in an urban atmosphere, it is more efficient to reduce the NOx concentration to reduce the peak ozone production. TRUE/FALSE?
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Raoult's law describes the relation between the partial pressure of a substance and the dissolution in water. TRUE/FALSE?
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The solubility of a mineral will increase with temperatures if the enthalpy of the dissolution reaction is positive. TRUE/FALSE?
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The pauling bond valence of Se in SeO4,2- is -2/4 v.u. TRUE/FALSE?
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Soil pH measured with water is generally lower than measured in a 0.01 M CaCl2 solution.
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The Freundlich model is adequate for systems with chemical heterogeneity. TRUE/FALSE?
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In case of a first order chemical loss, the lifetime of a substance in the atmosphere is independent of its concentration.
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