Aamc # 10 ps

[EnginrTheFuture]

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Got this right solely based on eliminating the other answers... does anyone understand the principle behind why the correct answer is right?

Is the energy density of solid nitrogen higher because it doesn't have to overcome the hydrogen bonding to become "final product" gas? Sort of confused here.

 

[MedPR]

The principle being tested is bond types. I don't think the "real" answer is within the scope of the MCAT.

 

[EnginrTheFuture]

The principle being tested is bond types. I don't think the "real" answer is within the scope of the MCAT.

Cool... I had a feeling that was the case when I saw the ridiculous bonding associations in the other answers. Some answer choices on these AAMCs make me want to chuckle . Upon reviewing I just want to make sure that I'm not completely missing something so thanks for the help... again MedPR

 

[MedPR]

Cool... I had a feeling that was the case when I saw the ridiculous bonding associations in the other answers. Some answer choices on these AAMCs make me want to chuckle . Upon reviewing I just want to make sure that I'm not completely missing something so thanks for the help... again MedPR

Yea, I remember doing this question. Took me a while because I was trying to think about the effects of all the bonds, but then I realized it doesn't matter because only one of the answers has the correct bond types listed.