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b. The established technology of proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolysis and the newer microbial electrolysis cell (MEC) technology both produce H 2 . The features of PEM elect
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i. United Nations Sustainable Development Goals 22
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ii. Green chemistry principles 23 ii. Green chemistry principles The following seven green chemistry principles are relevant to VCE Chemistry: • Atom economy: Processes/pathways sh
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iii. Types of economies 23 You may keep this Data Book. iii. Types of economies Linear Natural resources Take Make Distribute Use Dispose Circular resources Take Use Re-use Repair
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i. United Nations Sustainable Development Goals The following nine goals are relevant to VCE Chemistry: • Goal 2: Zero hunger • Goal 6: Clean water and sanitation • Goal 7: Afforda
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Question 1 Below is the nutritional information from a box of biscuits. Nutritional information gper100g Protein 8.90 Fat 5.20 Carbohydrates 78.5 Which one of the following is clos
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Question 1 Which one of the following correctly identifies the renewability of biomethane and natural gas? Biomethane Natural gas A. renewable renewable B. renewable not renewable
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Question 2 A 65.0 g snack bar contains: • 45.0 g of carbohydrate • 10.0 g of protein • 10.0 g of fats. The total energy content per 100 g of the snack bar is closest to A. 1.3 × 10
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Question 2 During cellular respiration, the oxidation of 1 mol of C¢H,,0¢ produces A. 6 mol of electrons. B. 12 mol of electrons. C. 18 mol of electrons. D. 24 mol of electrons.
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Question 3 Which one of the following statements about all exothermic reactions is true? A. There is a net input of energy from the surroundings. B. The enthalpy of the products is
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Question 3 The reaction between sulfur dioxide gas, SO,, and oxygen gas, O,, to form sulfur trioxide gas, SO, is 250,(g) + Ox(g) = 2805(9) The energy profile diagram for the reacti
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Question 4 The energy content of bioethanol is 30 MJ kg". Which is closest to the amount of bioethanol required to produce 250 MJ of useful energy when it is used in an engine with
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