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(2009?湛江模拟)2008年北京奥运会主体育场的外形好似“鸟巢”(The Bird Nest),有一类物质也好似鸟巢,如化学式是B5H9的五硼烷(如图).下列有关五硼烷的说法错误的是( )
【答案】分析:A、根据化学式某元素右下角的数字为该元素原子个数,进行分析解答;
B、根据相对分子的质量为组成分子的各原子的相对原子质量之和,进行分析解答;
C、根据化合物中各元素质量比=各元素的相对原子质量×原子个数之比进行分析解答;
D、根据化合物的概念进行分析解答.
解答:解:A、根据化学式某元素右下角的数字为该分子中该元素原子个数,因此每个B5H9分子中含有5个硼原子和9个氢原子构成,故A不正确;
B、五硼烷的相对分子质量=11×5+1×9=64,故B正确;
C、五硼烷中硼元素和氢元素的质量比=(11×5):(1×9)=55:9,故C不正确;
D、化合物是由两种或两种以上的元素组成的纯净物,因此五硼烷属于化合物,故D正确.
故选AC.
点评:本题主要考查了对物质的组成和构成的认识,并利用相对分子质量,元素原子个数,元素的质量比进行分析解题.
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a. He became addicted to drinking.

b. He studied at St. Paul Academy.

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