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Chemistry Exam: Solubility, Equilibria, and Thermodynamics - Prof. Eric Glendening, Exams of Chemistry

A fourth hour exam for a chemistry 106 class, covering topics such as solubility, molar solubility calculations, balanced chemical equations, and thermodynamics. Questions include identifying the compound with the highest solubility in water, calculating the molar solubility of baf2, explaining the influence of acid solutions on limestone solubility, determining the minimum concentration of fโ€“ required to keep pb2+ below a certain concentration, and calculating free energy changes for various reactions. The document also includes questions on entropy changes and analyzing data for โˆ†h0 and โˆ†s0.

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Chem 106 April 20, 2007
Fourth Hour Exam
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1. (8 pts) Consider the following compounds. (i) Circle the compound that
has the highest solubility in water. (ii) Cross out the compound that has the
lowest solubility.
MgF2 (Ksp = 6.4ร—10โ€“9) CaSO4 ( Ksp = 6.1ร—10โ€“5)
AgOH (Ksp = 2.0ร—10โ€“8) PbBr2 (Ksp = 4.6ร—10โ€“6)
2. (8 pts) Calculate the molar solubility of BaF2 (Ksp = 1.7ร—10โ€“6) in a solution
containing 0.10 M NaF.
molar solubility = ___________
3. (8 pts) Explain, using balanced chemical equations, how the solubility of
limestone (CaCO3) is influenced by acid solutions. (No calculations here!)
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Name ______________________________________

Chem 106 April 20, 2007

Fourth Hour Exam

Potentially Useful Information:

R = 0.08206 L atm/mol K = 8.314 J/mol K โˆ† G = โˆ† G^0 + RT ln Q

โˆ† G = โˆ† H โˆ’ T โˆ† S โˆ† G^0 =โˆ’ RT ln K R

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R T

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  1. (8 pts) Consider the following compounds. (i) Circle the compound that has the highest solubility in water. (ii) Cross out the compound that has the lowest solubility.

MgF 2 ( K sp = 6.4ร—10โ€“9) CaSO 4 ( K sp = 6.1ร—10โ€“5)

AgOH ( K sp = 2.0ร—10โ€“8) PbBr 2 ( K sp = 4.6ร—10โ€“6)

  1. (8 pts) Calculate the molar solubility of BaF 2 ( K sp = 1.7ร— 10 โ€“^6 ) in a solution containing 0.10 M NaF.

molar solubility = ___________

  1. (8 pts) Explain, using balanced chemical equations, how the solubility of limestone (CaCO 3 ) is influenced by acid solutions. (No calculations here!)
  1. (8 pts) What is the minimum concentration of Fโ€“^ required to ensure that the concentration of Pb 2+^ remains below 1.0ร—10 โ€“6^ M in a water sample? ( K sp = 3.6ร—10 โ€“8^ for PbF 2 .)

[Fโ€“^ ] = ___________

  1. (18 pts) โˆ† G^0 is 2.60 kJ/mol for the reaction H 2 ( g ) + I 2 ( g ) 2 HI( g ) at 298 K.

(a) Calculate the free energy of formation (โˆ†G (^) f^0 ) for HI( g ) at 298 K.

โˆ†G (^) f^0 = ___________

(b) Calculate K P at 298 K.

K P = ___________

(c) Calculate โˆ† G at 298 K when the partial pressures of H 2 , I 2 , and HI are 1.00, 0.75, and 0.50 atm, respectively.

โˆ† G = ___________

(d) Is this reaction, given the initial conditions of part (c), spontaneous or non-spontaneous? In what direction does the reaction proceed?

(e) Is this reaction spontaneous under standard conditions?

(f) What is โˆ† G at equilibrium?

โˆ† G = ___________

  1. (7 pts) For vaporization of mercury, Hg( l ) Hg( g ), โˆ† H^0 is 61.3 kJ/mol and โˆ† S^0 is 98.84 J/mol K. At what temperature is the system at equilibrium under standard conditions (assuming โˆ† H^0 and โˆ† S^0 do not depend on T)?

T = ___________

What do we call this temperature? ____________________________

  1. (18 pts) Au dissolves in aqua regia, a mixture of hydrochloric and nitric acids. The unbalanced chemical equation is:

Au( s ) + NO 3 โ€“^ ( aq ) + Cl โ€“^ ( aq ) AuCl 4 โ€“ ( aq ) + NO 2 ( g )

(a) Write the balanced reduction half-reaction.

(b) Write the balanced oxidation half-reaction.

(c) Write the net reaction.

(d) The reducing agent is ___________; the oxidizing agent is ___________;

the species that gains electrons is ______________.