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FACULTY OF EDUCATION AND LANGUAGES

SEPTEMBER 2014 / SEMESTER 9

HBSC3203_V2 CHEMISTRY II / KIMIA II

MATRICULATION NO : 781117065006001

IDENTITY CARD NO. : 781117065006

TELEPHONE NO. : 019-4355002

E-MAIL : [email protected]

LEARNING CENTRE : PERAK LEARNING CENTER

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Contents

1(a) ..............................................................................................3-4

i. Reactants in solutions react faster at higher concentration.

ii. Raising the temperature increases the rate of reaction.

(b) The reaction between sodium thiosulphate solution and iron (III) nitrate is catalysed by

transition metal ions. Propose an experiment to study the effect of catalyst on the rate of

reaction.

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(a) 100 cm3 of alkane X with the general formula CxHy requires 650 cm3 of oxygen for

complete combustion. Deduce the structural formulae for the isomers of X.

(b) By writing the general formula for cyclodiene, deduce the molecular formula of

(i) cylohexadiene

(ii) 2-ethylcyclohexa-1,3 – diene

(c) Propose the reaction mechanism for the following reaction:

(d) Discuss THREE industrial importance of cyclopentane.

REFERENCES..................9

ANSWER

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QUESTION 1

(a)

i. When the concentration increase, more molecules are present, so, they will collide more.

As the concentration increase, the kinetic energy also increase when more collisions

occurs. Consequently, the reaction rate usually increases as the concentrations increases.

ii. Increasing the temperature also increasing the average kinetic energy of its particles.

When the kinetic energy increases, the particles move faster and collide more frequently

and produce greater energy when they collide. So, the reaction rate will increases as the

temperature increases.

(b) Experiment to study the effect of catalyst on the rate of reaction

Title:

The reaction between sodium thiosulphate solutions and iron (III) nitrate is catalysed by different

transition metal ions. The catalysts used are copper (II) sulphate, nickel (II) sulphate, iron (II)

sulphate and cobalt (II) chloride.

Apparatus and chemical

i. Eye protection

ii. Stopwatch

iii. Measuring cylinder

iv. Conical flask

v. Test tube

vi. Cobalt (II) chloride solution

vii. Nickel (II) sulphate solution

viii. Copper (II) sulphate solution

ix. Iron (II) sulphate solution

x. Iron (III) nitrate solution

xi. Sodium thiosulphate solution

Procedure:

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a) Measuring the speed of the reaction without catalysts

i. Put 10mL of iron (III) nitrate in the conical flask

ii. Stand the flask on the white tile

iii. Add 100mL of sodium thiosulphate into the conical flask

iv. Start the stopwatch

v. Stop the stopwatch when the solution goes colourless

vi. Record in the table, the time taken for the solution to go colourless

b) Measuring the speed of the reaction with a catalysts

i. Pour 10mL of iron (III) nitrate into the conical flask

ii. Stand the flask on the white tile

iii. Add 5 drops of nickel (II) sulphate solution

iv. Add 10mL of sodium thiosulphate into the conical flask

v. Start the stopwatch

vi. Record in the table, the time taken for the solution to go colourless

vii. Repeat the experiment using 5 drops of copper (II) sulphate, iron (II) sulphate and cobalt

(II) chloride.

Result:

Fill in the table below

Substance Time (in secs) for solution to

colourless)

No catalyst

Nickel (II) sulphate

Copper (II) sulphate

Iron (II) sulphate

Cobalt (II) chloride

Questions:

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1) What metal compound was the best catalyst?

2) Why were only very dilute solutions of metal compound used?

3) State 3 ways in which this reaction could be slowed down

Question 2

(a) CX H y+O2→ CO2+H 2 O

Volume of alkane = 100cm3

Volume of oxygen = 650cm3

Alkane = Cn H (2n+n)

Cn H (2n+n)+(3 n+12 )O

2

→ nCO2+(n+1) H 2O

From the gas law formula, ratio of

n( O2

alkane )=V ( O2

alkane )¿ 650 cm3

100 cm3

¿ 132

n¿¿

3 n+1=13

3 n=12

n=4

Cn H ( 2 n+n )+( 3n+12 )O

2

→ nCO2+(n+1 ) H 2O

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C4 H 10+( 132 )O

2

→ 4 CO2+5 H 2O

Isomer of X is C4 H 10

(b)

Cyclohexadiene : C6 H 8

1,3- Cyclohexadiene

CH

CH CH

CH2 CH

CH2

1,4- Cyclohexadiene

CH2

CH CH

CH CH

CH2

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2-ethylcyclohexa-1,3-dien : C8 H 12

CH3

CH2

C

CH CH

CH CH2

CH2

(c)

Initiation step:

Propagation step:

Termination step:

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(d)

Three industrial important of cyclopentane:

i. Cyclopentane as a blowing agent in the manufacture of polyurethane insulating foam, as found in

many domestic appliances such as refrigerators and freezers, in replacing environmentally

damaging alternatives. There have many advantages such as little loss of cyclopentane during

foaming, low thermal conductivity of foam, low diffusion rate out of foam and good availability.

ii. Cyclopentane is also used in manufacture of resin, adhesives, pharma intermediate and as a

gasoline additive as octane booster

iii. Cyclopentane being halogen free compound is environment friendly with Zero-Ozone Depletion

Potential and thus is fast replacing Chloro Fluoro Carbon (CFC) applications in refrigerator and

thermal insulation.

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REFERENCES

Bartholomew, C. H., & Farrauto, R. J. (2011). Fundamentals of industrial catalytic processes.

John Wiley & Sons.

Egolf, L. M., Wessel, M. D., & Jurs, P. C. (1994). Prediction of boiling points and critical

temperatures of industrially important organic compounds from molecular structure. Journal of

Chemical Information and Computer Sciences,34(4), 947-956.

http://www.chemicalland21.com/specialtychem/finechem/cyclopentanone.htm

http://www.nuffieldfoundation.org/practical-chemistry/catalysis-reaction-between-sodium-

thiosulfate-solution-and-ironiii-nitrate-solut

http://www.researchgate.net/publication/

241923746_Surface_studies_of_nickel._Cyclohexene_13-cylohexadiene_14-

cyclohexadiene_trimethyphosphine

http://www.vurup.sk/sites/vurup.sk/archivedsite/www.vurup.sk/pc/vol47_2005/issue3/pdf/

PC_3_2005_Sadeghzadeh_final.pdf

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