3.1.5, 3.3.1, 3.3.2 past paper questions Flashcards

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What is the meaning of fraction in fractional distillation?

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  • Mixture of compounds w/ similar boiling points.
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2
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Why do carbon dioxide and methane absorb infrared radiation?

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  • C=O bonds vibrate at IR frequency.
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3
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Why do straight alkanes have a higher bp than branched?

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  • Stronger VDW forces between molecules.
  • Straight molecules are packed closer together.
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4
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Give the IUPAC name of chain isomer of but-1-ene?

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  • Methylpropene.
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5
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Why do maxwell-boltzmann curves start at the origin?

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  • There are no molecules with no energy.
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6
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What effect does lowering the pressure/ amount of molecules have on rate of reaction?

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  • Particles further apart.
  • Fewer frequent successful collisions between gas particles per unit time.
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7
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What statement is not correct about SO2?
A - It can be removed from car exhaust gases by a catalytic converter.
B - It can be removed from power station flue gases by reaction w/ CaO.
C - It can cause respiratory problems.
D - It can cause acid rain.

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  • A.
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8
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SO2 is produced when some fossil fuels are burned. Which of the following statements is true?
A - SO2 can be removed from waste gases in a power station by an acid-base reaction w/ CaO.
B - SO2 is insoluble in water.
C - SO2 is a basic oxide.
D - SO2 is an ionic compound.

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  • A.
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9
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Give an equation for a reaction that removes NO in a catalytic converter.

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  • 2CO + 2NO –> N2 + 2CO2.
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10
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Which statement is true about the fractional distillation of crude oil?
A - A zeolite catalyst is used.
B - Each fraction is a mixture of HCs.
C - Gaseous fractions are formed by breaking covalent bonds.
D - The fractionating column is hottest at the top.

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  • B.
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11
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What is likely to decrease the accuracy of the experiment (disappearing cross)?
A - Rinsing the flask w/ acid before each new experiment.
B - Stirring the solution throughout the experiment.
C - Using the same piece of paper throughout the experiment.
D - Using different measuring cylinders to measure the volumes of acid + sodium thiosulfate.

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  • A.
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12
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Will size of conical flask affect rate of reaction?

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  • Yes, larger conical flasks will increase the time taken.
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13
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Which statement about molecules in a sample of gas is true?
A - At given temp they all move same speed.
B - At given temp their average kinetic energy is constant.
C - Temp increases there is more molecules w/ most probable energy.
D - Temp decreases there are fewer molecules w mean energy.

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  • B.
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14
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What type of alkanes liquefy more easily?

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  • Longer chain because they have a higher boiling point.
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15
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Why do CaO and CaCO3 react with SO2 in flue gas desulfurisation?

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  • Because they neutralise SO2.
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16
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Why do longer chain alkanes have higher melting points than shorter chain alkanes?

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  • Because they are larger molecules.
  • Stronger VDW’s forces of attraction.
17
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Why should sulphur compounds in crude oil be removed before they are used as fuel?

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  • Because sulphur will react with oxygen to produce SO2
  • Which causes acid rain.
18
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What are 3 general features of a homologous series of compounds?

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  • Similar chemical properties.
  • Same functional group.
  • Same general formula.
19
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What are 2 uses of ethene?

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  • Ripening fruit.
  • Making plastics.