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西交《大学化学》在线作业（West turn to University Chemistry online homework） West turn to University Chemistry online homework Total score: 100 test time: - Radio examination A multiple-choice question Radio examination questions (40 questions, 80 points) 1. the following statement is correct () Chemical changes in A. matter are accompanied by changes in energy B. any change in energy in the reaction is manifested as a change in heat C. changes in matter with energy change are chemical changes D. even if there is no material change, there may be a change in energy Full marks: 2 2. the following statement is correct: A. electric energy is the two energy source B. waterpower is the two energy source C. gas is the two energy source D. water gas is the two energy source Full marks: 2 3., because of the complexity of organic compounds, three of them should be made in the process of organic synthesis. Which of the following is not? The specificity of A. reaction Specificity of B. reactants Specificity of C. reaction site The specificity of D. stereo structure Full marks: 2 4. the ideal gas undergoes an adiabatic irreversible process, varying from state 1 (P1, V1, T1) to state 2 (P2, V2, T2). The work done is () A. P2V2-P1V1 B. P2 (V2-V1) C. [P2V2 gamma / (1- gamma)] (1/V2 gamma -1) - (1/, V1, gamma, -1) D. (P2V2-P1V1) / (1- gamma) Full marks: 2 5. analogy (comparison) is one of the common methods of studying the properties of matter. It can predict the properties of many substances. But analogy is relative and can not be contrary to objective reality. In the following statements, what is correct is () A. NaOH is a strong electrolyte, and the conductivity of the saturated solution is very strong. Ca (OH) 2 is also a strong electrolyte, and the saturated solution has a strong conductivity B. CH4 is a tetrahedron structure, and SiH4 is also a tetrahedron structure C. O2 reacts with Cu to form CuO, and S reacts with Cu to form CuS D. CaCO3 reacts with dilute nitric acid to form CO2, and C