Ionic Compouds Flashcards

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Are H20b, HF , CH3COOH polar ?

A

Yes , because there is a great electronegativity difference between the constituent ions

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2
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Polarity of a solvent Is directly proportional to ?

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Dielectric constant
Water - 81
H2O > D20
Polarity of a solvent is the ability of decreasing attraction between opposite ions

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3
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What is the necessary condition for dissociation of an ionic solid

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Hydration energy can be greater or lesser than lattice energy but they can’t be equal
LE > HE ( endothermic)
HE > LE ( exothermic)

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4
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Dissolution of salt in water is exo or endo

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Endothermic LE > HE

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5
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What is used to determine the lattice energy of a crystal?

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Born haber cycle
No direct method to determine lattice energy

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6
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What is solvation enthalpy ?

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Complete hydration enthalpy
Enthalpy change surinf salvation of one mole of ionic solid into solvent

Delta Hr negative , exothermic
,,,,,,,,,,,,, positive , endothermic

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7
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Solubility is inversely proportional to lattice energy u knot , what all factors does LE depend on ?

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Force of attraction is directly proportional to lattice energy is directly proportional to Kq1q2 / r2
But because LE is energy
It is directly proportional to q1q1/r

LE directly proportional to q1q2
And inversely proportional to interionic distance (r- + r+)

Always remember, in questions where you have to choose between charge and size factor, charge will be a dominating factor …

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8
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Arrange in decreasing order of solubility
LiF , LiCl , LiBr , LiI
Give are reason why you arranged them so …

A

LiF < LiCl < LiBr < LiI

The size of cation is very small in comparison to anions , so lattice energy is inversely proportional to size of anions , and therfore solubility is directly proportional to size of anions

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9
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Factors affecting hydration energy? (Individual)

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Directly proportional to charge and 1/r- + 1/r+

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10
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Is size of aqueous ions directly proportional to hydration ?

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I guess !!
Kidding yes it is

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11
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Arrange in increasing order of solubility
LiF NaF KF RbF CsF

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LIF < NaF <KF<RbF<CsF

Size of cations and anions almost similar , and increasing , so le and he both decrease but decrease in le is more so solubility increases only

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12
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Which of the following are large anions ?
H- , F - Cl - , o2- , NO3 - , CO32- SO42- S2O32- ClO4- CrO4- , OH-

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NO3- , CO32- AO42- S2032-( thiosulfate ion ) ClO4- (PERCHLORATE ION) , CrO42-

All others are small ions

Cations of 2nd and 3rd period are taken as small cations

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13
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H- is greater in size or F- ?

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H- is because in it for one proton two electrons are there , so very big difference in ENC would be there

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14
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Arrange in order of increasing solubility
NaOH , Mg(OH)2 , Al(OH)3

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Al(OH)3 < Mg(OH)2 < NaOH
This is because in comparison to Al3+ , Mg2 + , Na+ is bigger in size so NaOH because SL combination

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15
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Arrange the chloride of group 1 in order of decreasing covalent character

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LiCl>NaCl>KCl>RbCl>CsCl

Li is smallest cation so LiCl has max . Polarization , therfore it is most covalent, and has minimum melting point, dissolves in organic solvents like ether , Pyrene , pyridine, benzene

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16
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What is the colour of the following compounds-
Silver chloride
PbCl2
Sn Cl2
HgCl2
AgI
PbI2
SnI2
HgI2
AG
gF
AgCl
AgBr
LiI

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AgCl, Pbcl2 , sncl2 , hgcl 2 , agf , LiI are colorless or have white colour and AgI , pbi2 , sni2 have bright yellow colour and hgi2 has bright red colour

All s block iodides are colorless their cations are the largest in their groups and can’t cause polarization in visible region