The document provides a set of 4 questions for an engineering chemistry exam. The questions cover topics related to water analysis techniques including EDTA titration for determining water hardness, reverse osmosis, and zeolite processes. Other questions address pH measurement and calibration, reference electrodes, ion selective electrodes, and conductometric titration techniques. Students must choose 1 of 4 sets of questions labeled A, B, C, or D to answer in the exam.
The document provides a set of 4 questions for an engineering chemistry exam. The questions cover topics related to water analysis techniques including EDTA titration for determining water hardness, reverse osmosis, and zeolite processes. Other questions address pH measurement and calibration, reference electrodes, ion selective electrodes, and conductometric titration techniques. Students must choose 1 of 4 sets of questions labeled A, B, C, or D to answer in the exam.
The document provides a set of 4 questions for an engineering chemistry exam. The questions cover topics related to water analysis techniques including EDTA titration for determining water hardness, reverse osmosis, and zeolite processes. Other questions address pH measurement and calibration, reference electrodes, ion selective electrodes, and conductometric titration techniques. Students must choose 1 of 4 sets of questions labeled A, B, C, or D to answer in the exam.
The document provides a set of 4 questions for an engineering chemistry exam. The questions cover topics related to water analysis techniques including EDTA titration for determining water hardness, reverse osmosis, and zeolite processes. Other questions address pH measurement and calibration, reference electrodes, ion selective electrodes, and conductometric titration techniques. Students must choose 1 of 4 sets of questions labeled A, B, C, or D to answer in the exam.
Question Question M BL No. A 1 Explain procedure for EDTA method of determining of total hardness of 5 3 water sample. Draw metal EDTA complex and give chemical reactions involved. 2 Explain reverse osmosis with diagram, write any two advantages and 4 3 disadvantages. 3 Explain Zeolite process with diagram and reaction. 3 2 4 100 ml of an alkaline water sample requires 5.2 ml of 0.02 m HCl up to 3 3 phenolphthalein end point and 15.8 ml for methyl orange end point. Find the type and amount of alkalinity in water sample. Question No. OR B 1 Describe deionization method with diagram, process, ion exchange 5 3 reactions and regeneration reactions for softening of hard water. 2 Define scale and give their reasons of formation of scale with reactions. 4 3 3 Define Hardness, Temporary hardness and Permanent hardness. 3 2 4 A zeolite bed exhausted by softening 4000 lit.of water requires 10 litres of 3 3 15% Nacl solution for regeneration calculate the hardness of water sample. Question No. C 1 What is reference electrode? Give construction of calomel electrode with 5 3 labelled diagram and its representation. 2 What are ion selective electrode? Discuss the solid state and enzyme 4 3 based electrode with diagram. 3 Define the following terms:- i) Specific conductance ii) Cell constant iii) 3 2 Equivalent conductance 4 Define buffer solution. Give the procedure for Calibration of PH - meter. 3 3 Question No. OR D 1 Draw and explain the various stages of PH metric titration curve for the 5 3 titration of Hcl Vs NaoH. Give the reaction involved in it. 2 Give the constructions of glass electrode with labelled diagram, its 4 3 representation and applications. 3 Explain why i) In weak acid and weak base conductometric titration the 3 2 conductance remains nearly constant after equivalence point.
ii) In conductometric titration of weak acid and strong base the
conductance increases till equivalence point. 4 Explain the construction of conductivity cell with labelled diagram. 3 3