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    This document contains a chemistry exam with multiple sections and questions. Section 1 includes questions about standard enthalpy of combustion, plotting graphs of enthalpy data, and calculating solubility products. Section 2 covers silver chloride reactions and deriving and calculating equilibrium constants. Section 3 involves questions about the manufacture of nitric acid, its uses and properties, and reactions with copper. Section 4 defines hydrogen bonding and its effects on compound properties. Section 5 has questions on copper ore concentration and purification methods. The final question calculates the percentage of copper in an impure sample based on a reaction with iodine.

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    This document contains a chemistry exam with multiple sections and questions. Section 1 includes questions about standard enthalpy of combustion, plotting graphs of enthalpy data, and calculating solubility products. Section 2 covers silver chloride reactions and deriving and calculating equilibrium constants. Section 3 involves questions about the manufacture of nitric acid, its uses and properties, and reactions with copper. Section 4 defines hydrogen bonding and its effects on compound properties. Section 5 has questions on copper ore concentration and purification methods. The final question calculates the percentage of copper in an impure sample based on a reaction with iodine.

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    S6 CHEMISTRY
    Exam 21
    PAPER 2
    DURATION: 2 HOUR 30 MINUTES

    For Marking guide contact and consultations: Dr. Bbosa Science 0776 802709.

    SECTION A

    1(a). What is meant by the term standard enthalpy of combustion of a substance? (2 mks).
    (b). The table below shows enthalpies of combustion of the first seven straight chain
    alkenes and first straight chain alcohols.

    No. of carbon 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
    atoms
    Alkanes 700 2000 34000 4700 6100 7400 8800 10200
    Alkanols 0 1400 2600 4000 5400 6800 8100 9500
    (alcohols)

    (i). Plot on the same axes, the enthalpies of combustion of alkanes and alcohols against the
    number of carbon atoms. ( 3 mks).

    (ii). Explain the shape of the graph.

    2). Describe how the solubility product of magnesium hydroxide in water can be determined. (
    6 mks)

    b(i). A saturated solution of magnesium hydroxide in water contains 1.44 x 10 -4 mols of


    magnesium hydroxide per litre of solution at 250c. Calculate the value of the solubility product
    Ksp of value of magnesium hydroxide at 250c. ( 3 mks)

    ii). Solid magnesium hydroxide was shaken with 0.1 m solution of magnesium nitrate until
    equilibrium was attained at 250c.
    Calculate the amount of magnesium hydroxide in grams per litre that dissolved.
    ( 5mks).
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    © . Equations of some reactions are given below
    AgCl(s) Ag + (aq) + Cl- (ag) K1 = 1.7 x 10-10.

    AgCl (s) 2NH3 (ai) Ag (NH3)2+ (Ag) + Cl- (aq). = 1.7 x 10-10.
    ( 4mks)

    (i). Derive an expression in terms of K1 and K2 for the equilibrium constant for the following
    reaction
    AgCl (s) + 2 NH3 (ai) Ag(NH3)2+ (aq) + Cl- (aq)

    II. Calculate the value of equibrium constant in (i) ( 2mks).

    3. (a) (i). Outline the chemical process involved in the manufacture of nitric acid. Illustrate
    your answer with suitable equations. ( 6mks).

    (ii). State two large scale uses of nitric acid. ( 1 mk).

    b). Concentrated nitric acid is 70% (w/w) and has a density of 1.42gcm-3. Calculate the
    morality of the concentrated nitric acid. ( 3mks)

    (c). 12.68 cm3 of the acid (b) was dissolved in water and the solution made up to 250cm3 with
    distilled water. Calculate the volume of the solution that would react completely with 25.0cm 3
    of a 0.2m Sodium, Carbonate solution. (4MKS.)

    (d). Briefly discuss the reaction between copper and nitric acid. Illustrate your answer with
    equation. (6 mks)

    4(a). Explain what is meant by the term hydrogen bond. ( 5mks)

    (b). Describe, giving examples, the effect of hydrogen bonding on the properties of some
    compound. ( 15 mks).

    5(a). Write the formulae of two ores of copper. ( 1mk).

    (b)(i). . Suggest one method by which the ores may be concentrated.( 1mks).

    (ii). Outline, giving equations, the process of purification of copper in (i) above. (1 mk)

    (c). Name the method by which impure copper is purified. ( 1mk).

    (d). 6.53g of impure copper was dissolved in excess dilute nitric acid. The solution obtained
    was made to 250cm3 of the solution with distilled water. To 25cm3 of this solution excess
    aqueous potassium iodine was added. The reaction that took place is given by the equation.

    2Cu2+ (aq) + 4 I- (aq) Cu 2I2(s) + I2 (aq)

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    The iodine liberated reacted with 20cm3 of 0.5m aqueous Sodium thiosulphate solution.
    Calculate the percentage by mass of copper in to sample. ( 6 MKS)
    Cu = 64.

    END

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