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0
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What is the formula for “Power”?

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Power=(Force*Distance)/Time

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What is the formula Ohm’s Law? Note, express it two ways.

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E=IR
Or
R=E/I

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What is the formula for “Force”?

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Force=Mass*Acceleration

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3
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How many Watts equals 1 horsepower?

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745.7 Watts=1HP

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4
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What does “Approved for Hazardous Location” mean?

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Equipment must be approved for the class, division, and group of location.

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5
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What is “homeostasis”?

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Homeostasis is a state of physiological equilibrium produced by a balance of functions and chemical composition within an organism.

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6
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What is the volume that one mole of an ideal gas or vapor occupies at 0 degrees Celsius?

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22.4 liters.

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7
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What is a curie?

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A curie is the amount of any radioactive isotope that will produce 3.7x10 to the 10th power of nuclear disintegrations.

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8
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What electromagnetic radiation has the shortest wavelength?

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Gamma rays.

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9
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What is the atomic energy level rule?

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Energy Level=2*(the ring number squared)

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10
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1 g-mole of an ideal gas at 0 degrees Celsius and 760 mm Hg occupies:

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22.4 liters

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11
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The molar volume of an ideal gas at STP is how many liters?

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22.4 liters

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12
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Standard Temperature and Pressure (STP) is what?

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0 degrees Celsius and 1 atmosphere

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13
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What is the gas constant when using liter-mm Hg/g-mol-K?

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62.4

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14
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What is the formula for the Ideal Gas Law?

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A 
PV=nRT
P=Pressure
V=Volume
n=number of mass-moles of gas
R=the appropriate gas constant
T=Temperature
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15
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What is “critical pressure”?

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The critical pressure of a substance is that pressure at which no liquid-phase transition occurs for any temperature.

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16
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To determine the kinetic energy of a rotating body, what is the appropriate formula?

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E=1/2 I w^2

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17
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The two most common techniques employed for the control of bio agents are:

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Disinfection and sterilization

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18
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Byssinosis is an occupational disease related to the exposure of :

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Cotton fiber dust

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19
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The products produced when water is electrolyzed are:

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H2 and O2

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20
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The particle whose mass is closest to that of an electron is:

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Positron

21
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Atoms of an element with different atomic weights are called:

A

Isotopes

22
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The atomic number refers to:

A

The number of protons

23
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What is the density of water?

A

8.33 pounds per gallon

24
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One mole of a gas at STP occupies how many liters?

A

22.4 liters.

25
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When using STP, and atmospheres, “R”, the constant, equals what?

A

.0821

26
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What is the formula for determining Ppm?

A

(mg/M^3*24.45)/MW

“(Micrograms per cubic meter times 24.45) divided by molecular weight”

27
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What is the conversion formula for Fahrenheit to Celsius?

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Celsius = Degrees Fahrenheit - 32 / 1.8000

28
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How many grams per ounce?

A

28.35 grams per ounce.

29
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How many micrograms per gram?

A

1,000 micrograms per gram.

30
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How many liters per cubic foot?

A

28.317 liters per cubic foot.

31
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What law describes the equilibrium between molecules of gas in the atmosphere and molecules of the same gas in solution?

A

Henry’s Law.

32
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What is the “octanol-water partition coefficient sometimes used for?

A

To approximate the degree to which a chemical, when released, will tend to migrate (i.e. “partition”) between soil and water.

33
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What does “Kow” stand for?

A

The octanol-water partition coefficient

34
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What does “Koc” stand for?

A

The soil-sorption coefficient.

35
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What does “Fick’s Law” describe?

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Fick’s Law of diffusion describes the relationship between molecular weight, diffusion co-efficient, and the rate of diffusion.

36
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What does Henry’s Law cover?

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Henry’s Law covers solubilities of gases in water.

37
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What does “Beer’s Law” cover?

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Beer’s Law covers the absorption of EM radiation and its relation to concentration.

38
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What does “Boyle’s Law” address?

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Boyle’s Law addresses the relationship of pressure and volume at constant temperature.

39
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Which of the following is not an organic compound?
A. Alkanes
B. Alkenes
C. Carboxylic acids
D. Carbon Dioxide
A

Carbon dioxide since it is an oxidized form of carbon.

40
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Toxic effects can be broken down into what four major classifications?

A

Acute, chronic, narcosis, discomfort

41
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One horsepower equals how many foot-pounds?

A

550 ft lbs

42
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One horsepower equals how many watts?

A

745.7 Watts or 746 Watts

43
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What is a formula for “power”?

A

Power = Force*Distance/Time

44
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Approved for hazardous location means what?

A

Equipment must be approved for the class, division, and group of location.

45
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What is the formula for Force with regard to determining mechanical advantage?

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F=W/MA

F(work) = W(weight)/MA(mechanical advantage)

46
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What is the conversion factor for Celsius to Fahrenheit?

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Fahrenheit = 1.8 * (degrees Celsius) + 32

47
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What is the conversion from Fahrenheit to Celsius?

A

Celsius = .556 (Degrees Fahrenheit - 32)

48
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What is the formula for kinetic energy?

A

KE = .5 * m * v^2

49
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What is Critical Pressure?

A

The critical pressure of a substance is the pressure required to liquify a gas at its critical temperature.

50
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What is critical temperature?

A

The critical temperature of a substance is the temperature at and above which vapor of the substance cannot be liquified, no matter how much pressure is applied.

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