One joule per coulomb equal one: a) ohm b)ampere c) volt d) faraday For an elect

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One joule per coulomb equal one: a) ohm b)ampere c) volt d) faraday For an electrochemical reaction in which one electron is transferred, the Gibbs free Energy change divided by the Faraday constant equals: a) the molar enthalpy b) the standard electrode potential c) the chemical potential d) the entropy change Given the standard electrode potentials for these two half-reaction: Fe^-3 + 3e^- = Fe. E^D = -.037V. Fe^+2 + 2e^- = Fe E_o = -.447V. The standard electrode for the following half-reaction Fe^-3 + e^- = Fe^+ 2 would be: a) -.484V b) +.410V c) -.410V d) none of these Which parameter is found in the Debye-Huckel extended law which is not found in the Debye-Huckel limiting Law? A) ionic strength b) Boltzmann constant c) density of the solvent d) ionic diameter The Debye-Huckel extended law allows calculation of: a) mean ionic molalities b) mean ionic activity coefficients c) activity coefficients of single ions d) ionic mobilities In studying the photoelectric effect, the function is also called: a) ionic resistance b) first ionization energy c) photon density d) energy density The first person to propose that light existed as photons or quanta was: a) Albert Einstein b) Max Planck c) Neils Bohr d) Louis De Broglie The first person to propose that electrons may behave like waves was: a) Albert Einstein b) Max Planck c) Neils Bohr d) Louis De Broglie The first person to propose that matter could be converted to energy was: a) Albert Einstein b) Max Planck c) Neils Bohr d) Louis De Broglie The person who proved the validity of the Rydberg formula was. a) Albert Einstein b) Max Planck c) Neils Bohr d) Louis De Broglie Which of these is not an eigenfunction? A) = d^2(sin4x)/dx^2 B) = d(e^-2x)/dx c) = d^2(cos 4x)/dx^2 d) = d(sin4x)/dx In quantum mechanics, the momentum operator is: a) -ih/2 pi b) p^2/2m c) h^2/^2M(/dx^2) d) 1/2 kx^2 In order to restrict an electron to specific bounds, what must be added? A) quantum number b) complex conjugate c) position operator d) normalization constant

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f) One joule per coulomb = Volt

g) Standard electrode potential

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