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67 - General Chemistry Questions Answers
Two oxides of a metal contain 72.4% and 70% of metal respectively. If formula of 2nd oxide is M2O3, find that of the first?
Sir the answer is M3O4. But I don't know the steps for doing this type of question, so pls explain me each step!!!
for second oxide ratio of metal and oxygen = 70:30
let molcular mass of metal = M so 70/30 = 2M/3*16
or 7/3 = 2M/48 so M = 24*7/3 = 56
now for first oxide ratio of metal and oxygen = 72.4/27.6 (By weight)
so ratio by no. of atoms = (72.4/56)/(27.6/16) = 72.4*16/27.6*56 = 1158.4/1545.6 = 3/4
THE E0 VALUES OF FOLLOWING REDUCTn Rxn R GIVEN
Fe 3+ (aq ) + e ----> Fe3+ (aq) E0= 0.771V
Fe2+(aq) + 2e----> Fe (s) E0 =0.447V
WHAT WILL BE THE FREE ENERGY CHANGE FOR D Rxn ?
Fe3+(aq) + 3E----> Fe(s)
ans +11.87kJ/MOL.
Third reaction is the sum of 1st and 2nd so energy of 3rd will be the sum of energies of 1st and 2nd.
delta G = n1FE1 + n2FE2 = 1F(0.771) + 2F(0.447) = F(0.771+0.894) = 1.665F = 1.665*96368 = 160452.7 J = 38203.03 cal = 38.20303 cal
so total energy of the reaction
Fe3+(aq) + 3e- -------> Fe(s) is 38.203 cal
and value of n = 3 so per mole energy = 38.203/3
100 ml OF AN IDEAL GAS IS HEATED IN AN OPEN VESSEL FROM 300K TO 400K . THE VOLUME OF GAS THAT WILL REMAIN IN THE VESSEL IS =?
ANS) 100ML
its simple because question is based on volume and gas covers the complete volume of the vessel in which it is placed.
AT WHAT TEMP. THE r.m.s VELOCITY OF OXYGEN WILL BE AS THAT OF METHANE AT 270 C ?
1) 540C
2) 327K
3) 600K
4)573K
v = {3RT/M}1/2
so according to the given condition
{3RT/32}1/2 = {3R300/16}1/2
or T/32 = 300/16
or T = 600
so t = 600-273 = 3270C
Q. 1.Calculate the number of HCl molecules present in 10ml of 0.1N HCl solution.
Q.2. 4.0g of NaOH are contained in one decilitre of solutions. Calculate mole fraction. Molarity and molality of NaOH. ( Given, density of solution= 1.038g/ cm3)
Q. 3. You are provided with 2 litre each of 0.5 M NaOH and 0.4M of NaOH solutions. What maximum volume of 0.30 M NaOH can be obtained from these solutions without using water at all ?
1) no of miligm eq. = 10*0.1 = 1
so no. of gm. eq. = 1/1000
since acid is monobasic so no. of moles = 1/1000
so molecules = 1/1000 * 6.023 * 1023
2) 0.1 litre soln. contains 4 gm. NaOH
so 1 litre contains 40 gm. NaOH
so 1 litre soln. contains 40/40 moles of NaOH = 1 mole so molarity = 1
now 1 litre soln. contains 40 gm NaOH
so 1*1038 gm soln. contains 40 gm. NaOH here 1038 gm/litre is density
so 1038 gm. soln. contains 40 gm. NaOH
so 1038-40 gm. solvent contains 40 gm. NaOH
so 998 gm. solvent contains 40 gm. NaOH = 1 mole
so 0.998 Kg solvent contains 1 mole NaOH
so molality = 1/0.998
998 gm water contains 40 gm. NaOH
so 998/18 mole water contains 40/40 mole NaOH
so mole fraction of NaOH = [40/40]/{[40/40]+[998/18]}
Third part is irrelevent without using water
IS BASICITY OF ACETIC ACID IS 1? PLS SEND THE BASICITY OF OTHER ACIDS WHICH ARE USUALLY ASKED IN ENTRANCE EXAM
HCl, HNO3 , HCOOH are mono basic acids
COOH-COOH, H2SO4 are di basic acids
similarly others
what is the relation b/w E1 &E2 whose respective wavelength r 400& 800 Ao . SIR I WANT TO KNOW THE RELATn b/w ENERGY & WAVELENGTH . ARE THEY DIRECTLY PROPTIONAL ? ANS OF THIS QUES IS E1=2E2
E = hc/λ
so E is inversely proportional to λ
THE FIRST EMISSION LINE IN THE ATOMIC SPECTRUM OF HYDROGEN IN BALMER SERIES APPEAR AT ?
ANS 5R/36cm-1
for balmer series of hydrogen atom
1/λ = R ( 1/22 - 1/32)
solve for λ
IF n & l are principle & azimuthal quantum no. respectively then expression for calculating total no. of e- in any energy level is?
summation from l=0 to n-1 (2(2l+1)) HOW
for nth level values of l will be 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, .....................(n-1)
for l = 0 means s subshell no. of electrons = 2 = 2(2*0+1)
for l = 1 means p subshell no. of electrons = 6 = 2(2*1+1)
for l = 2 means d subshell no. of electrons = 10 = 2(2*2+1)
similarly for others
0.2 g OF SAMPLE OF H2O2 REQUIRED 10ml OF 1N KMnO4 SOLn IN A TITRATION IN +NCE OF dil H2SO4 . THE % PURITY OF H2O2 IS?
ANS 85
No. of gm. equivalent of KMnO4 = No. of gm. equivalent of H2O2
so 1*10/1000 = x / 17 (17 is eq. wt. of H2O2)
so x = 0.17
so % purity = 0.17*100/0.2 = 85