Mixed Exam Style Questions Flashcards

1
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When adding dilute NH3 to halogens which ones are left as residue

A

AgBr and AgI

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2
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How do you work out rate when given time (80s) and half life is first order

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Ln 2 / 80s

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3
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What is the standard enthalpy change of atomisation of bromine?

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1/2 Br (l) —> Br (g)

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4
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Explain Delta H and delta S

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Delta H decreases when exothermic reaction from gas to solid.
Delta H decreases when endothermic reaction from solid to gas

Entropy increases when gas (as less order)
Entropy decreases when solid (as more order)

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5
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What does non polar mean

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Symmetrical in shape

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6
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Explain how temperature increases rate

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As temperature increases, more particles have more kinetic energy above activation energy so more successful collisions

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7
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Explain the term enthalpy change of formation

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Enthalpy required to form one mole of a compound from its elements under standard conditions

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8
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Explain the term entropy

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Entropy is the measure of discordance in a system

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9
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What is the formula for free energy change (delta G)

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Delta G = Delta H - T delta S

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10
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Explain why the first ionisation energies of Helium and beryllium are higher than first ionisation energy of lithium

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Helium - outer electrons are in a closer shell to the nucleus , so greater nuclear attraction
Beryllium - outer electrons are in the same shell and there is greater nuclear charge

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11
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Explain why the first ionisation energy of Be is higher than the first ionisation energy of B

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Be has an electron in the 2s sub shell and has a lower energy level compared to Boron

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12
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What happens to rate of hydrolysis

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Bond length increases so rate of hydrolysis is faster
C-F > C-I
RBr is hydrolysed faster because the C-CL bond enthalpy is greater

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13
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What is meant by the term structural isomer

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Same molecular formula but different structural formula

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14
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What is meant by the term stereoisomers

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Stereoisomer is the same structural formula but atoms are arranged in different space

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15
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How could you test for the presence of carbonyl

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Add 2-4 DNP and if orange or yellow precipitate formed then carbonyl is present.
Measure the melting point and compare with data sheet to see what carbonyl

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16
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Describe a chemical test that would identify an aldehyde?

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Add tollens reagent and if aldehyde is present then silver mirror precipitate will form.

17
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What reagents are used for NO2 to go to NH2?

A

Sn/Hcl

18
Q

How to confirm the presence of the phenol group

A

Indicator and observe acidity
No reaction with carbonate

19
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13 C NMR compound J,K, L

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J - 6 environments
K - 5 environments
L - 8 environments

20
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Why is there a large difference in boiling point between NH3 and NH4NO3

A

NH3 is simple molecular
NH4NO3 is ionic, ionic bonds are stronger than intermolecular bonds so more energy required to break the bonds.

21
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determine enthalpy of hydration when everything is negative

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Hydration = lattice enthalpy + solution - (hydration) §