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Chemistry Exam: April 30, 2008 - Questions and Answers - Prof. Eric Glendening, Exams of Chemistry

The questions and answers for a chemistry exam held on april 30, 2008. The exam covers topics such as molecular structures, boiling and freezing points, heat transfer, intermolecular forces, solubility, and reaction kinetics.

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Chem106April30,2008
FinalExam
1.(3pts)Circlethemoleculesthathaveapermanentdipolemoment.
CH3F CO2 OCS CH4 NH3
2.(4pts)Circletheaqueoussolutionthathasthehighestboilingpoint;cross
outthesolutionthathasthehighestfreezingpoint.
0.05mNaF 0.15mNH30.10mMgCl20.05mCH3OH
3.(5pts)Howmuchheatisrequiredtoconvert36.0gofice(FM=18.02)at0.°C
tosteamat100.°C?(s=4.184J/g°C;Hvap=40.79kJ/mol;Hfus=6.01kJ/mol)
q=___________
4.(5pts)Determinetheheatofvaporization(inkJ/mol)ofaliquid.The
normalboilingpointoftheliquidis358K,anditsvaporpressureis104torr
at298K.
H=___________
5.(3pts)DrawaClioninteractingwithawatermolecule.Namethe
intermolecularforce.
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Chem 106 April 30, 2008

Final Exam

  1. (3 pts) Circle the molecules that have a permanent dipole moment.

CH 3 F CO 2 OCS CH 4 NH 3

  1. (4 pts) Circle the aqueous solution that has the highest boiling point; cross

out the solution that has the highest freezing point.

0.05 m NaF 0.15 m NH 3 0.10 m MgCl 2 0.05 m CH 3 OH

  1. (5 pts) How much heat is required to convert 36.0 g of ice (FM=18.02) at 0.°C

to steam at 100.°C? ( s =4.184 J/g°C; ∆ H vap=40.79 kJ/mol; ∆ H fus =6.01 kJ/mol)

q = ___________

  1. (5 pts) Determine the heat of vaporization (in kJ/mol) of a liquid. The

normal boiling point of the liquid is 358 K, and its vapor pressure is 104 torr

at 298 K.

∆ H = ___________

  1. (3 pts) Draw a Cl

    ion interacting with a water molecule. Name the 

intermolecular force.

  1. (3 pts) The dissolution of PbCl 2 is endothermic. Will the following changes

increase, decrease, or have no effect on the solubility of PbCl 2?

PbCl 2 ( s ) Pb

2+ ( aq ) + 2 Cl

  • ( aq )

_________ NaCl is added to the solution.

_________ A catalyst is added to the solution.

_________ The temperature is decreased.

  1. (6 pts) Thermal decomposition of phosphine (PH 3 ) into phosphorus and

molecular hydrogen [4 PH 3 ( g ) P 4 ( g ) + 6 H 2 ( g )] is a first‐order process.

The half‐life of the reaction is 63.1 s at 450°C. Calculate the time required

for 90 percent of the phosphine to decompose.

t = ___________

  1. (6 pts) State whether the following are characteristics of zeroth-, first-, or

second-order kinetics for the reaction A → products. If there is insufficient

information to determine the order of reaction, indicate so.

__________ The reaction rate is independent of [A].

__________ Tripling [A] triples the reaction rate.

__________ k has the units L mol

  • s - .

__________ The reaction rate increases with temperature.

__________ A plot of ln[A] vs time is linear.

__________ U-238 undergoes radioactive decay.

  1. (2 pts) Circle any reaction intermediates in the following mechanism.
    1. O 3 + Cl O 2 + ClO
    2. O 3 + ClO 2 O 2 + Cl
  2. (2 pts) Q c = 0.015 and K c = 0.010 for a reaction. The reaction

(a) is at equilibrium.

(b) will proceed toward reactants.

(c) will proceed toward products.

ln K = –59000(1/T) + 13

0.0007 0.0009 0.0011 0. 1 / T (1/K)

ln K

  1. (5 pts) The solubility of Ag 2 SO 4 is 4.4×

    mol/L. What is K sp for Ag 2 SO 4?

K sp = ___________

  1. (5 pts) The solubility product of AgCl is 1.6×

    at 298 K. What is ∆ G

0 ?

AgCl( s ) Ag

( aq ) + Cl

  • ( aq )

∆ G

0 = ___________

  1. (6 pts) The temperature dependence of K was

determined for the dissociation of molecular

oxygen [O 2 ( g ) 2 O( g )]. The following plot

was prepared, and the equation for the best

linear fit of the data is shown.

What are the values of ∆ H

0 and ∆ S

0 for the

dissociation of O 2?

∆ H

0 = ___________

∆ S

0 = ___________

  1. (2 pts) The values of ∆ H

0 and ∆ S

0 for a reaction are 122 kJ/mol and 130

J/mol K, respectively. The reaction is

(a) spontaneous at all temperatures

(b) spontaneous only at low temperatures

(c) spontaneous only at high temperatures

(d) nonspontaneous at all temperatures.

  1. (2 pts) What is the value of ∆ G at equilibrium for AgCl Ag
  • Cl
  • ?

∆ G = ___________

  1. (6 pts) Balance the following redox reaction in acidic solution.

MnO 4

    • H 2 O 2 Mn

2+

  • O 2
  1. (4 pts) Write the balanced equation for the following cell:

Mn( s ) | Mn

2+ ( aq ) || Cd

2+ ( aq ) | Cd( s )

What is the half‐reaction at the cathode?

What is the oxidizing agent?

  1. (10 pts) A voltaic cell consists of an Mn/Mn

2+ half‐cell and a Pb/Pb

2+ half‐

cell. Calculate [Pb

2+ ] when [Mn

2+ ] is 1.3 M and E cell is 0.95 V at 25°C. The

following are the standard reductions potentials for the half‐cells.

Pb

2+

  • 2 e
  • Pb E red

0 = –0.13 V

Mn

2+

  • 2 e
  • Mn E red

0 = –1.18 V

[Pb

2+ ] = ___________