Academic Year: 2020- 21

Date 30 04 21

Semester 2

FA 4

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Q.1. The following reaction is an exothermic reaction.

H2 + F2  HF

(a) Balance the above equation. [1]

(b) Draw an energy level diagram below, for the above reaction showing reactants, products
and overall energy change. Your diagram should also show energy taken in and given out.
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Q 2. Hydrochloric acid and sodium thiosulphate react in the following manner.

The rate of this reaction can be investigated, using the following experimental set up

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(a) Write briefly the steps you would use while performing this experiment in the lab to
measure the rate of this reaction. [6]

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(b) Amala carried out the above experiment using a solution of 5g/dm3 of sodium
thiosulphate and 0.1 mol/dm3 hydrochloric acid and she obtained the following results:

(i) Why did Amala keep the total volume a constant? [2]

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(ii) Suggest the time for experiment 4 in the above table. [1]

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 (iii) What conclusion will you draw regarding the change in the rate of the
reaction from Experiment 1 to Experiment 4. Justify your answer.[3]

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(iv) Ben carried out a similar experiment and obtained the following results.

Identify the factor that has changed the rate of the reaction in Ben’s
experiments. Construct an explanation to justify Ben’s results. [4]

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Q.3. Scientists discovered compounds of two new elements X and E, with relative atomic
masses 34 and 21 respectively, on Mars. Calculate the relative formula mass and percentage
composition of the their compounds, X3PO4 and EH4EO2

(a) X3PO4 [4]

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(b) EH4EO2 [4]

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(c) X3PO4 reacted with hydrochloric acid to form the chloride of X and H3PO4. Write a
balanced chemical equation for this reaction. [3 ]

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Q.4. Amal carried out the following five experiments to investigate the change in temperature of
water on adding 4 different solids, A, B, C and D to water.

Experiment 1
He poured 25cm3 of distilled water to a beaker and noted its initial temperature. Amal then
added 5 g of solid A, stirred the mixture for a minute and noted the temperature again.

Experiment 2
He repeated using 5 g of solid B

Experiment 3
He repeated using 5 g of solid C

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Experiment 4
He repeated using 5 g of solid D

Experiment 5
He mixed some of the solution from Experiment 2 to some of the solution from
Experiment 3. He now observed vigorous bubbling.
(a) Note down the initial and final temperatures in Table 4.1 using the thermometer diagrams
shown.
Complete Table 4.1 by determining the temperature difference.

(b) Answer the following questions using the observations from Experiments 1-5.

(i) Which soild/s dissolve/s in water to produce endothermic reaction/s?

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(ii) Give a reason for your choice in (i)

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(iii) Which experiment produced the smallest temperature change?

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(iv) Suggest an explanation for the observation in Experiment 5.

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