Scheda di esercizi di Chimica per i test di ammissione a infermieristica con soluzioni
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1.Facile
At sea level, at what temperature does pure water freeze?
A100 °C (212 °F)
B0 °C (32 °F)
C−32 °C (−26 °F)
D32 °C (90 °F)
2.Facile
What is an acid–base indicator?
AA gas given off by acids
BA substance that neutralises every acid
CA substance that changes colour depending on pH
DA device that measures temperature
3.Facile
What is a single covalent bond?
AThe attraction between two oppositely charged ions
BTwo pairs of electrons shared between two atoms
COne pair of electrons shared between two atoms
DOne electron transferred from one atom to another
4.Media
A temperatura costante il volume di un gas si dimezza. Che cosa accade alla sua pressione?
ASi dimezza
BRaddoppia
CDiventa quattro volte più piccola
DResta uguale
5.Media
Come influisce di solito l'aumento di temperatura sulla velocità di una reazione?
AFerma completamente la reazione
BAumenta la velocità
CNon ha effetto sulla velocità
DDiminuisce la velocità
6.Media
Drops of water form on the outside of a glass of ice water. Where does this water come from?
AThe ice evaporates through the glass
BThe glass releases water when it gets cold
CWater leaks through tiny holes in the glass
DWater vapour in the air condenses on the cold glass
7.Difficile
A sealed bag of crisps (potato chips) packed at sea level looks puffed up when it is carried to a high mountain. Why?
AMore gas is produced by the crisps at altitude
BThe bag becomes thinner and weaker at altitude
CThe gas inside the bag is heated strongly by the mountain sunlight
DThe outside air pressure is lower, so the gas inside expands
8.Difficile
Half-normal saline (0,45% NaCl) is compared with blood plasma, which has about the same concentration as 0,9% NaCl. How is 0,45% NaCl described, and what happens to red blood cells placed in it?
AHypertonic; water tends to move out of the cells, which shrink
BHypertonic; salt moves into the cells, which then swell
CIsotonic; water moves equally in and out, so the cells keep their shape
DHypotonic; water tends to move into the cells, which swell
Soluzioni
1. B · 0 °C (32 °F)
2. C · A substance that changes colour depending on pH
3. C · One pair of electrons shared between two atoms
4. B · Raddoppia
5. B · Aumenta la velocità
6. D · Water vapour in the air condenses on the cold glass
7. D · The outside air pressure is lower, so the gas inside expands
8. D · Hypotonic; water tends to move into the cells, which swell
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