Elements of the Sea Flashcards

1
Q

Explain what is meant by the term dynamic equilibrium.

A

rate of forward reaction = rate of back reaction and
concentrations of reactants and products remain
constant

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2
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Give the colour of the silver chloride precipitate

A

White

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3
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The seawater contains sulfate ions. These react with silver ions, forming silver sulfate. Give the formula of silver sulfate.

A

Ag2SO4

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4
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Explain, in terms of intermolecular bonds, why chloromethane has a lower boiling point than water.

A

The intermolecular bonds in chloromethane are weaker

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5
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Chloromethane is slightly soluble in water. Give the strongest type of intermolecular bond that could form between molecules of chloromethane and water.

A

Permanent dipole - permanent dipole

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6
Q

State the oxidation numbers of the elements in H2S

A

H +1x2

S -2

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7
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Name the piece of apparatus that one would use to add an alkali solution to acid during a titration

A

Burette

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8
Q

Explain, in terms of intermolecular bonds, why chlorine is a gas at room temperature and pressure but bromine is a liquid under the same conditions.

A

instantaneous – induced dipole bonds are formed by electron movements in the molecules create an uneven
distribution of charge. This induces a dipole in a neighbouring molecule leading to attraction between the molecules. The intermolecular bonds are stronger in bromine as bromine has more electrons therefore
more energy is needed to break its
intermolecular bonds

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9
Q

Describe how hydrogen bonds are formed

A

The lone pair on the oxygen is attracted to hydrogens with a positive charge

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10
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Bromine can be made from a concentrated solution of bromide ions (derived from sea water) by passing chlorine through the solution. What would you expect to see as the reaction takes place? Explain your answer.

A

Solution goes brown as bromine is produced

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11
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Suggest how chlorine is manfactured

A

Electrolysis of brine/seawater

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12
Q

State two safety precautions needed when handling bromine industrially.

A

Protective clothing and prevent breathing of vapour

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13
Q

State large-scale uses of bromine or of one of its compounds.

A

Photography and medicine

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14
Q

Copper and nickel compounds often have similar reactions. In which block of the Periodic Table are copper and nickel both found

A

d block

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15
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Give instructions that would be necessary for someone to carry out a titration to obtain an accurate value for the amount of acid being tested

A
Add an indicator 
do several titrations 
proceed drop by drop near end-point
do a rough titration first
use a white tile to notice colour change quickly
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