Sunday 2 February 2014

A Level: Chemistry Class Test


1.          Calculate the volume occupied by 2,50 mol of carbon dioxie at a pressure of 100 KPa and a temperature of 19 oC.

(R= 8,31 JK -1 mol -1

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2.             A flask volume 5,00 dm3 contained 4.50 gram of oxygen. Calculate the pressure exerted by the gas at a temperature of 250  oC.

(Rr = 8,31 JK -1 mol -1 , Mr Oxygen = 32.0)

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3.             Calculate the volume occupied by 272 g of methane at a pressure of 250 KPa and  a temperature of 55 0C

(R = 8,31 JK-1 mol -1); Mr methane = 16 .0)

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4.       Describe 4 the behaviors of liquid state?

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5.          Explain the following:

a.       Why most metals are the strong, but ionic solids are brittle?

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b.      Why is an alloy of copper and tin stronger than either copper or tin alone?

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6.          Crystals of sodium chloride have a lattice structure.

a.       Describe a sodium chloride.

b.      Explain the following properties of sodium chloride.

(i)                  Sodium chloride has a high melting point

(ii)                Sodium chloride conducts electricity when molten but not when solid

(iii)               Sodium chloride is hard but brittle



  

7.             Why purifying and remolding aluminium is much cheaper than extracting aluminium from bauxite ore?

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8.          What is ceramics?

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9.          Describe the terms alloy !

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10.         Why is brass stronger than pure copper?

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