Acid Base And Equilibria Flashcards

1
Q

How to test if the precipitation reaction is complete? (2 marks)

A
  1. Allow to settle the filtrate

2. Add a few drops of solution to see if precipitate forms

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2
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Apart from reading errors, any other possible factor that may lead to incorrect value of titre obtained? (3 marks)

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  1. Jet not filled(air bubbles in burette)
    - value of titre larger than actual
  2. Funnel kept in burette
    - value smaller than actual
  3. Difficult to see colour change of indicator, so overshoot
    - value more than actual
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3
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Explain difference between strong acid and concentrated acid

A

Strong is the one that fully dissociates in aqueous solution

Concentrated consists of a large quantity of acid and small quantity of water

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4
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How to determine strength of acid by its pH value?

A
  1. Find concentration of H+ ions

2. Since this is the same as the concentration of acid, it must have fully dissociated

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5
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Calculate the pH value of 0.01M sulfuric acid.

A

-log(0.01*2)

=2

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6
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When Kc<1, where is the eqm position?

A

Left

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7
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How to test for presence of carbonate ions?

A

Add nitric acid (not HCl or H2SO4)

-fizzing-> present

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8
Q

How to test if giant metallic or graphite?

A

Add acid and warm.

-fizzing -> metal present

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9
Q

How to test if ionic or covalent if insoluble in water?

A

Heat with high temp

Test conductivity in molten state

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10
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How explain the shift in eqm position due to pressure changes?

A

E.g, More gas molecules on the l.h.s. so equilibrium shifts to the
right as pressure is increased

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11
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What is an acid?

A

A proton donor which dissociates to give H+ ions

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