Test Review 7 Flashcards

1
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the most important commercial method of preparing hydrogen in the US

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steam reforming

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2
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laboratory methods of preparing hydrogen

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electrolysis of water
reacting zinc with acid

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3
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balanced equation for reaction between hydrogen and potassium

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2K + H2 ———–> 2KH

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4
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balanced equation for reaction between hydrogen and fluorine

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H2 + F2 ————-> 2HF

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5
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balanced equation for reaction between hydrogen and sulfur

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H2 + S ————–> H2 S

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6
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important uses of hydrogen

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  1. synthesis of ammonia
  2. hydrogenation of vegetable oils
  3. rocket fuel
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7
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sand is the oxide of

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silicon

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8
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an allotrope is

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one of two or more forms of the same element that differ in their properties but exist in the same physical state

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9
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oxygen is most often prepared commercially by

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distilling liquid air or by filtering air through a molecular sieve

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10
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photosynthesis is

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the process in which plants use energy from unlight to convert C)2 and H2O into O2 and carbohydrates

6CO2 + 6H2O ————> C6H12O6 + 6 O2

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11
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you could prepare O2 in the laboratory by

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electrolyzing water

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12
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balanced equation for the combustion of butane

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2 C4H10 + 13O2 ——> 8 CO2 + 10 H2O

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13
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differentiate between an oxide, a peroxide, and a superoxide

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oxide= O 2-
peroxide = O2 2-
superoxide= O2 -

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14
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uses of oxygen

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  1. steel manufacture
  2. medical uses
  3. breathing apparatuses
  4. metabolism
  5. welding
  6. oxidizer in liquid fuel rockets
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15
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uses of ozone

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  1. purification of drinking water
  2. deodorizing air and sewage gases
  3. bleaching textiles, waxes, and oils
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16
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formula for hydrogen peroxide and its uses

A

H2O2

  1. antiseptic
  2. bleach
  3. rocket fuel
17
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decomposition of hydrigen peroxide

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2 H2O2 ————> 2 H2O + O2

18
Q

though both nitrogen and oxygen are diatomic gases, nitrogen is far less reactive than oxygen. Why?

A

nitrogen has strong triple bond whereas oxygen has a double bond

19
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uses of nitrogen

A
  1. production of ammonia for fertilizers
  2. inert atmosphere for some foods and reactive chemicals
  3. manufacture of explosives and rocket fuels
  4. fast-freezing foods
  5. refrigerating foods and biological specimens
20
Q

conversion of atmospheric nitrogen to compounds plants can use

A

nitrogen fixation

21
Q

three important nitrogen fertilizers and their formulas

A
  1. urea- (NH2)2 CO
  2. ammonia- NH3
  3. ammonium nitrate- NH4 NO3
22
Q

what is meant by the designation 15-10-7 on a bag of fertilizer

A

15% nitrogen
10% P2 O5 equivalent
7% K2 O equivalent

23
Q

process used to synthesize ammonia commercially and the balanced equation of that process

A

Haber process
N2 + 3 H2————> 2 NH3

24
Q

uses of nitrous oxide

A
  1. anesthetic in minor surgery
  2. propellant for food products
  3. oxidizer in high-performance engines
25
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the process used to synthesize nitric acid commercially

A

Ostwald process

26
Q

why are old solution of nitric acid a brownish or yellow color?

A

HNO3 decomposes in light to form brown NO2; NO2 is present in old solutions

27
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commercial uses of nitric acid

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  1. manufacture of fertilizers, drugs, dyes, and explosives
  2. etching and photoengraving processes