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1 / 22 Maximum Marks: 70 Time Allowed: 3 hours General Instructions: a. All questions are compulsory. b. Section A: Q.no. 1 to 16 are very short answer questions (objective type) and carry 1 mark each. c. Section B: Q.no. 17 to 23 are short answer questions and carry 2 marks each. d. Section C: Q.no. 24 to 30 are long answer questions and carry 3 marks each. e. Section D: Q.no. 31 to 33 are also long answer questions and carry 5 marks each. f. There is no overall choice. However an internal choice has been provided in two questions of two marks, two questions of three marks and all the three questions of five marks weightage. You have to attempt only one of the choices in such questions. g. Use log tables if necessary, use of calculators is not allowed. Section A 1. Oxidation without cleavage of sigma bond takes place in alkenes: Presence of unsaturation in alkenes is detected using Baeyer's reagent. Alkenes decolourise pink colour of Baeyer's reagent. In the presence of Baeyer's reagent, syn addition of -OH groups takes place on both carbons of the double bond. The next reaction can be given as, Ozonolysis of alkenes gives ozonide, which on further hydrolysis gives aldehyde CBSE Class 11 Chemistry Sample Paper 07 (2019-20)

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GeneralInstructions:

a. Allquestionsarecompulsory.

b. SectionA:Q.no.1to16areveryshortanswerquestions(objectivetype)andcarry1mark

each.

c. SectionB:Q.no.17to23areshortanswerquestionsandcarry2markseach.

d. SectionC:Q.no.24to30arelonganswerquestionsandcarry3markseach.

e. SectionD:Q.no.31to33arealsolonganswerquestionsandcarry5markseach.

f. Thereisnooverallchoice.Howeveraninternalchoicehasbeenprovidedintwo

questionsoftwomarks,twoquestionsofthreemarksandallthethreequestionsoffive

marksweightage.Youhavetoattemptonlyoneofthechoicesinsuchquestions.

g. Uselogtablesifnecessary,useofcalculatorsisnotallowed.

SectionA

1. Oxidationwithoutcleavageofsigmabondtakesplaceinalkenes:

PresenceofunsaturationinalkenesisdetectedusingBaeyer'sreagent.

AlkenesdecolourisepinkcolourofBaeyer'sreagent.InthepresenceofBaeyer's

reagent,synadditionof-OHgroupstakesplaceonbothcarbonsofthedoublebond.

Thenextreactioncanbegivenas,

Ozonolysisofalkenesgivesozonide,whichonfurtherhydrolysisgivesaldehyde

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and/orketone.

Answerthefollowingquestions:

i. Linearpolyenesonozonolysisgivetwomolesofacetaldehydeandonemoleof

propanedial.Linearpolyenewillbe________.

ii. Orthoxyleneonozonolysiswillgive________.

(a) and (b)

iii. CH2=CH2andCH3-CH=CH2bothwillgiveformaldehydeonozonolysis.(True/False)

iv. Productofozonolysisgivesinformationabout:

a. configuration

b. conformation

c. bothofthese

d. noneofthese

v. WhywouldBayer'sReagentisusedforthedetectionofthealkene?

2. Whyisenergyof1selectronlowerthan2selectron?

3. Na+hashighervalueofionizationenthalpythanNe,thoughbothhavesame

electronicconfiguration.Explainwhy?

4. At298K,Kpforthereaction is0.98.Predictwhetherthe

reactionisspontaneousornot.

5. WhyisGroup1elementsknownasthemostelectropositiveelement?

6. Namethefivedistinctzonesoftheatmosphere.

7. Theorderofreactivityoffollowingalcohols,

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I.

II.

III.

IV.

towardsconcentratedHClis:

a. I>III>II>IV

b. I>II>III>IV

c. IV>III>II>I

d. IV>III>I>II

8. Inwhichofthefollowingcompounds,anelementexhibitstwodifferentoxidation

states.

a.

b.

c.

d.

9. Gasespossesscharacteristiccriticaltemperaturewhichdependsuponthemagnitude

ofintermolecularforcesbetweentheparticles.Followingarethecritical

temperaturesofsomegases.Fromthedatawhatwouldbetheorderofliquefactionof

thesegases?Startwritingtheorderfromthegasliquefyingfirst.

Gases H2 He O2 N2

Critical

temperature

inKelvin

33.2 5.3 154.3 126

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a.

b.

c.

d.

10. Whichofthefollowingarenotredoxreactions?

a)K4[Fe(CN)6]+H2SO4+H2O K2SO4+CO+FeSO4+(NH4)2SO4.

b) .

c) .

d)

a. c,d

b. b,d

c. bonly

d. a,b

11. Hybridisationinmethane ethene ethyne(C2H2)involvessandp

orbitals.Choosethecorrecthybridorbitalsintheoptionsgivenbelowfor

and, respectively

a.

b.

c.

d.

12. Assertion:Borondoesnotform ionwhile isknown.

Reason:Bdoesnothaved-orbitalsinvalenceshellwhileAIhasd-orbitalsinvalence

shell.

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a. BothassertionandreasonareCORRECTandreasonistheCORRECTexplanationof

theassertion.

b. BothassertionandreasonareCORRECTbut,reasonisNOTTHECORRECT

explanationoftheassertion.

c. AssertionisCORRECTbut,reasonisINCORRECT.

d. AssertionisINCORRECTbut,reasonisCORRECT.

13. Assertion:EmpiricalformulaofglucoseisHCHO.

Reason:MolecularformulaofglucosewillalsobeequaltoHCHO.

a. BothassertionandreasonareCORRECTandreasonistheCORRECTexplanationof

theassertion.

b. BothassertionandreasonareCORRECTbut,reasonisNOTTHECORRECT

explanationoftheassertion.

c. AssertionisCORRECTbut,reasonisINCORRECT.

d. AssertionisINCORRECTbut,reasonisCORRECT.

14. Assertion:Asubstancewhichgetsreducedcanactasreducingagent.

Reason:Anoxidisingagentitselfgetsoxidised.

a. BothassertionandreasonareCORRECTandreasonistheCORRECTexplanationof

theassertion.

b. BothassertionandreasonareCORRECTbut,reasonisNOTTHECORRECT

explanationoftheassertion.

c. AssertionisCORRECTbut,reasonisINCORRECT.

d. BothassertionandreasonareINCORRECT.

15. Assertion:TerminalalkynesonoxidationwithBayer'sreagentgiveamixtureof

carboxylicacidandCO2.

Reason:Terminalalkynesshowacidiccharacter.

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a. BothassertionandreasonareCORRECTandreasonistheCORRECTexplanationof

theassertion.

b. BothassertionandreasonareCORRECTbut,reasonisNOTTHECORRECT

explanationoftheassertion.

c. AssertionisCORRECTbut,reasonisINCORRECT.

d. AssertionisINCORRECTbut,reasonisCORRECT.

16. Assertion:ThevalueforvanderWaal'sconstant'a'ishigherforammoniathanfor

nitrogen.

Reason:Intermolecularhydrogenbondingispresentinammonia.

a. BothassertionandreasonareCORRECTandreasonistheCORRECTexplanationof

theassertion.

b. BothassertionandreasonareCORRECTbut,reasonisNOTTHECORRECT

explanationoftheassertion.

c. AssertionisCORRECTbut,reasonisINCORRECT.

d. AssertionisINCORRECTbut,reasonisCORRECT.

SectionB

17. Howisbondorderrelatedtothestabilityofamolecule?

18. WhatistheoxidationnumberofFein[Fe(CO)5]?

19. Theatomicradiiofalkalineearthmetalsaresmallerthanthoseofthecorresponding

alkalimetals.Explainwhy?

20. Cyclobutaneislessreactivethancyclopropane.Justify.

21. Writetheexpressionfortheequilibriumconstantforthereaction:4NH3(g)+5O2(g)

4NO(g)+6H2O(g)

OR

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WritethetypeofhybridisationinvolvedinCH4,C2H4andC2H2.

22. Describethemethod,whichcanbeusedtoseparatetwocompoundswithdifferent

solubilitiesinasolvent.

OR

Howareinternalenergychange,freeenergychangeandentropychangearerelated

tooneanother?

23. Theboilingpointofalkanesshowsasteadyincreasewithanincreaseinmolecular

mass.Why?

SectionC

24. Theenthalpyofvaporisationofliquiddiethylether(C2H5)2Ois26.0kJmol-1atits

boilingpoint(35.0°C).Calculate S°fortheconversionof

i. liquidtovapourand

ii. vapourtoliquidat35°C.

25. i. Whyamoleculeismorestableintermsofenergythantheuncombinedatoms?

ii. Whysodiumchloridedoesnotconductelectricityinasolid-statebutdoessointhe

moltenstate?

iii. WhyH2OisliquidwhileH2Sisagasatordinarytemperature?

OR

Whatisthemaximumconcentrationofequimolarsolutionsofferroussulphateand

sodiumsulphidesothatwhenmixedinequalvolumes,thereisnoprecipitationof

ironsulphide?(Forironsulphide, .

26. Justifythatthefollowingreactionsareredoxreactions:

i. CuO+H2(g) Cu(s)+H2O(g)

ii. Fe2O3(s)+3CO(g) 2Fe(s)+3CO2(g)

iii. 4BCl3(g)+3LiAlH4(s) 2B2H6(g)+3LiCl(s)+3AlCl3(s)

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27. AnalysisshowsthatametaloxidehastheempiricalformulaM0.96O1.00Calculatethe

percentageofM2+andM3+ionsinthecrystal?

28. Chlorineispreparedinthelaboratorybytreatingmanganesedioxide(MnO2)with

aqueoushydrochloricacidgivenreaction,

+MnCI2(aq)+CI2(g)

CalculatehowmanygramofHCIreactswith5.0gofmanganesedioxide?

29. Theamountofenergyreleasedwhen atomsofchlorineinvaporstateare

convertedtoCl-ionsaccordingtotheequation,

CalculatetheelectrongainenthalpyofthechlorineatomintermsofkJmol-1andeV

peratom.

OR

ShowbyachemicalreactionwithwaterthatNa2OisabasicoxideandCl2O7,isan

acidicoxide.

30. Discussthewaterpollutioncausedbyindustrialwater.

SectionD

31. TheMn3+ionisunstableinsolutionandundergoesdisproportionationtogiveMn2+,

MnO2andH+ion.

Writeabalancedionicequationforthereaction.

OR

Completethefollowingchemicalreactions.

i. PbS(s)+H2O2(aq)

ii.

iii. CaO(s)+H2O(l)

iv. AlCl3(g)+H2O(l)

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v. Ca3N2(s)+H2O(l)

Classifytheaboveinto(a)hydrolysis,(b)redoxreactions.

32. i. Drawthetwogeometricalisomersofbut2-en-1,4-dioicacid.Whichofthesewill

haveahigherdipolemoment?

ii. Howmanyisomersarepossibleformonosubstitutedanddisubstitutedbenzene?

OR

i. Thereductiveozonolysisofanalkenegavebutanoneandpropanal.Writethe

structureofalkeneanditsIUPACname.

ii. OzonolysisofanalkeneXfollowedbydecompositionwithwaterandareducing

agentgaveamixtureoftwoisomersoftheformulaC3H6O.Giventhestructureof

thealkeneanditsIUPACname.

33. i. Theradiusofthefourthorbitinahydrogenatomis0.85nm.Calculatethevelocity

oftheelectroninthisorbit(massofelectron=9.1 10-31kg).

ii. ThewavelengthoffirstspectrallineintheBalmerseriesis6561 .Calculatethe

wavelengthofthesecondspectrallineintheBalmerseries.

OR

Thefollowingdatawereobtainedwhendinitrogenanddioxygenreacttogetherto

formdifferentcompounds:

Massofdinitrogen Massofdioxygen

14g 16g

14g 32g

28g 32g

28g 80g

i. Whichlawofchemicalcombinationisobeyedbytheaboveexperimentaldata?

Giveitsstatement.

ii. Fillintheblanksinthefollowingconversations:

a. 1km=________mm=________pm

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b. 1mg=________kg=________ng

c. 1mL=________L=________dm3

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Solution

SectionA

1. i. LinearpolyenewillbeAlkadiene.

ii. Orthoxyleneonozonolysiswillgive

iii. False,becauseonlyCH2=CH2willgiveformaldehydeonozonolysis.

iv. Noneofthese

v. Bayer'sreagentdetectsthepresenceofunsaturationinalkenes.Hence,itisused

forthedetectionofthealkene.

2. Weknowthat,Energyofanelectronisinverselyproportionaltoprincipalquantum

number.

1s(n=1)electronbeingclosetothenucleusexperiencesmoreforceofattractionthan

2s(n=2)electronwhichisawayfromthenucleus.

3. BothNa+andNebothhas10electronsbutNa+having,11protonsinitsnucleusbut

Nehas10protons.There,IncaseofNa+effectivenuclearchargeishighandthus

Na+hasgreaterionisationenthalpythanNe.

4. Given,At298K, .

Weknowthat,

Accordingtothequestion,Kp=0.98.

As,Kp<1, willbepositive.

Hence,thereactionisnon-spontaneous.

5. Thelooselyhelds-electronintheoutermostvalenceshelloftheseelementsmakes

themthemostelectropositivemetals.Theyreadilyloseanelectrontogive

monovalentM+ions.

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6. Thefivedistinctzonesoftheatmosphereareasfollows:

i. Troposphere

ii. Stratosphere

iii. Mesosphere

iv. Ionosphere

v. Exosphere

7. (d)IV>III>I>II

Explanation:IV>III>I>II

8. (a) Explanation:

NH4+NO3

-.InNH4+

Nis-3and

NO3-,Nis+5.

9. (c)

Explanation:

Tc= Rb.AsTcincreases‘a’increasesmeansforceofattractionbetweenmolecules

alsoincreasehenceliquificationincreases.

Inortherwords,morethecriticaltemperaturemorewillbetheeaseofliquification.

10. (d)a,b

Explanation:a)K4[Fe(CN)6]+H2SO4+H2OK2SO4+CO+FeSO4+(NH4)2SO4

b)

Since,oxidationnumberofeachelementdoesnotchangeinthesereactions,sothese

arenotredoxreactions.

11. (b)

Explanation:InmethaneCis hybridisedbecauseof3sigmabondformation.

WhileinethaneboththeCare hybridised,andinethyneboththeCaresp

hybridised.

12. (a)BothassertionandreasonareCORRECTandreasonistheCORRECTexplanationof

theassertion.

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Explanation:BothassertionandreasonareCORRECTandreasonistheCORRECT

explanationoftheassertion.

13. (c)AssertionisCORRECTbut,reasonisINCORRECT.

Explanation:AssertionisCORRECTbut,reasonisINCORRECT.

14. (d)BothassertionandreasonareINCORRECT.

Explanation:BothassertionandreasonareINCORRECT.

15. (b)BothassertionandreasonareCORRECTbut,reasonisNOTTHECORRECT

explanationoftheassertion.

Explanation:BothassertionandreasonareCORRECTbut,reasonisNOTTHE

CORRECTexplanationoftheassertion.

16. (a)BothassertionandreasonareCORRECTandreasonistheCORRECTexplanationof

theassertion.

Explanation:BothassertionandreasonareCORRECTandreasonistheCORRECT

explanationoftheassertion.

SectionB

17. Bondorder:-Numberofbondsbetweentwoatomsiscalledbondorder.Morethe

bondsbetweenatomsmorewillbetheDissociationEnergy&morewillbethe

stability.

FormulatofindBondorder=NB-NA/2

Bondorderdirectlyproportionaltostabilityofmoleculesanddissociationenergyand

inverselyproportionaltobondlength

whereNB=NumberoftheelectroninbondingMolecularOrbits

NA=NumberoftheelectroninantibondingMolecularOrbits

18. TheoxidationnumberofFeinFe(CO)5isZero

Explanation/Calculations:

Fe(CO)5isIroncarbonyl,containingFeasthecentralatomwhichislinkedwitha

neutralgroup/ligandCO(iecarbonylgroup)

Sincethecarbonylgroupitselfisamoleculeitsoxidationnumber=0

Now,lettheoxidationnumberofFeinFe(CO)5berepresentedbyx,then

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Thus,theoxidationnumberofFeinFe(CO)5isZero

19. Aswemovefromlefttorightinmodernperiodictable,nuclearchargeincreases

progressivelybyoneunit.Therefore,theatomicandionicradiiofthealkalineearth

metalsaresmallerthanthoseofthecorrespondingalkalimetalsinthesameperiod.

20. Incyclobutanemolecule,theC-C-Cbondangleis900whileitis600incyclopropane.

Thus,thedeviationfromthetetrahedralbondangle(109028')incyclobutaneisless

thanincyclopropane.Therefore,cyclobutanehaslessbondstrainascomparedto

cyclopropaneandthus,cyclobutaneislessreactiveascomparedtocyclopropane.

21. Thegivenreactionis4NH3(g)+5O2(g) 4NO(g)+6H2O(g).

Henceequilibriumconstant,

OR

Hybridisation=sigmabond+lonepair

IfNo.is4thensp3,IfNo.is3thensp2,IfNo.is2thensp

CH4=Sp3C2H4=Sp

2C2H2=Sp

22. Fractionalcrystallizationisusedforthispurpose.Ahotsaturatedsolutionofthese

twocompoundsisallowedtocool,thelesssolublecompoundcrystallizesoutwhile

themoresolubleremainsinthesolution.Thecrystalareseparatedfromthemother

liquorandthemotherliquorisagainconcentratedandthehotsolutionagainallowed

tocoolwhenthecrystalsofthesecondcompoundareobtained.Theseareagain

filteredanddried.

OR

Therelationbetweeninternalenergychange,freeenergychangeandentropy

changecanbeshowanas:

∆G=∆H-T∆S.(AtConstantTemperature)

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23. Withtheincreaseinmolecularweightorthemolecularsizeofthemolecule,the

surfaceareaofthemoleculeincreases.Duetowhichtheextentoftheintermolecular

Vanderwallforcesincreaseswhichcausestheincreaseintheboilingpointofalkanes.

SectionC

24. i. Weknowthat,

Accordingtothequestion,

So,

ii. Theconversionofvapourintoliquidiscondensation.

Theenthalpyofcondensationisnegativeofenthalpyofvaporisation.

Weknowthat,

=-84.4JK-1mol-1

25. i. Whentheatomscombinetogethertoformamolecule,thereisalwaystherelease

ofenergy.Thus,thepotentialenergyofamoleculeislessthanthatofuncombined

atomsandtherefore,themoleculeismorestable.

ii. Solidsodiumchloridehasacrystallinestructureinwhichtheionsarenotfreeto

move.Theionsbecomemobilewhenitisinamoltenstateandthus,theelectricity

canbeconducted.

iii. Oxygenhasahighelectronegativitythansulphur.Asaresult,H2Oformshydrogen

bonding.Consequently,moleculesofwatercomenearertoeachotherthrough

hydrogenbonding.Thisresultishigherboilingpointofwaterandhenceitisa

liquid.

OR

SupposetheconcentrationofeachofFeSO4andNa2SisxmolL-1.Thenaftermixing

equalvolumes,

[FeSO4]=[Na2S] ,i.e.

KspforFeS=[Fe2+][S2-]i.e. [Since,equimolarsolutions

aretobemixed,henceonmixingconcentrationishalved.]

or

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26. Thegivenequationsfordifferentreactionsare:

i.

Asperaboveequation,itisnotedthat.

a. anatomofoxygen(O)isremovedfromCuO,

itisreducedtoCu,while

b. OisaddedtoH2toformH2O

itisoxidized.

Further,

Oxidationnumber.ofCudecreasesfrom+2inCuOto0inCu,

oxidationnumberofHincreasesfrom0inH2to+1inH2O.

CuOisreducedtoCubutH2isoxidizedtoH2O.

Thus,thereactionisaredoxreaction.

ii.

Intheaboveequationforreaction,itisseenthat

a. TheoxidationnumberofFedecreasesfrom+3inFe2O3to0inFe,and

oxidationnumberofCincreasesfrom+2inCOto+4inCO2.

Further,

oxygenisremovedfromFe2O3,and

addedtoCOtoformCO2

therefore,Fe2O3isreducedwhileCOisoxidized.

Thus,thegivenreactionisaredoxreaction.

iii. Similarly,inthegivenequation,

4B+3Cl-13(g)+3Li+1Al+3H-1

4(s) 2B-32H-16(g)+3LI

+1Cl-1(s)+3Al+3Cl-13

OxidationnumberofBdecreasesfrom+3inBCl3to-3inB2H6

while,

oxidationnumberofHincreasesfrom-1inLiAlH4to+1inB2H6.

Therefore,BCl3isreducedand

LiAlH4isoxidized.

Further,itisnotedthat,

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HisaddedtoBformingB2H6fromBCl3butisremovedfromLiAlH4,

therefore,

BCl3isreducedwhileLiAlH4isoxidised.

Thus,

theredoxnatureofabovereactionisjustfied.

27. LetthenumberofM2+ion=x

Then,thenumberofM3+ionwillbe=(0.96-x)

Totalno.ofcations=2x+3(0.96-x)=2x+2.88-3x

=-x+2.88

No.ofanionsO2-=-2x1=-2

No.ofcations=No.ofanions

-x+2.88=2

-x=-2.88+2

-x=-0.88

x=0.88

PercentageofM2+ion =91.67%

PercentageofM3+= =8.33%

28. Thegivenchemicalequationis:

Itisclearfrombalancedchemicalequation,

87gofMnO2reactswith146gHCI

Therefore,5gofMnO2willreactwith= =8.4gHCl.

29. TheequationofconversionofCl(g)intoCl-is:.

Theeamountenergyreleasedwhen1-mole chlorineareconverted

intoCl-ionsaccordingtotheaboveoftheequationwillbe

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Now1eV/atom

Electrongainenthalpyofchlorine

OR

Na2Oreactswithwatertoformsodiumoxidewhichturnsredlitmusblue.

Therefore,Na2Oisabasicoxides.

Incontrast,Cl2O7reactswithwatertoformperchloricacidwhichturnsbluelitmus

red.

Therefore,Cl2O7isanacidicoxide.

30. Thecompoundsoflead,mercury,Cd,Ni,Co,Znetcwhicharetheproductsof

chemicalreactions,carriedintheindustrialunits,pollutewatertoalargeextentand

areresponsibleformanydiseases.Mercuryleadstominimatadisease,leadpoisoning

leadstomanydeformities.Inaddition,thesesubstancesaddstothesoiland

harmfullyaffecttheplantgrowthandthewholesoilbioticsystem.Bothgroundwater

andwaterbodiesarepollutedduetochemicalreactionsknownasleaching.

SectionD

31. Thefollowingstepsareprocessedtowritethedesiredbalancedionicequation,

Theskeletalequationis,

Mn3+(aq) Mn2+(aq)+MnO2+H+(aq)

Identifytheoxidationandreductionofhalfequationsfromtheskeletalequation

Oxidationhalf-equation:

Balancinghalfequationsinthefollowingsteps,

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i. balanceO.N.byaddingelectronsatthesuitableside(ie.RHS)

MnO2(s)+e-

ii. Balancechargebyadding4H+ionsonRHS,

(aq) MnO2(s)+4H+(aq)+e-

iii. BalanceOatomsbyadding2H2OonasideoppositetothatofH+ion:

(aq)+2H2O(l) MnO2(s)+4H+(aq)+e-(i)

Reductionhalfequation:

BalanceO.N.byaddingelectronsonthesuitableside(ie.LHS)

Mn3+(aq)+e- Mn2+(aq)(ii)

AddingEq.(i)andEq.(ii),thebalancedequationfortheionicreactionisobtained

asunder,

2Mn3+(aq)+2H2O(l) MnO2(s)+Mn2+(aq)+4H+(aq)

OR

i.

ii.

iii.

iv.

v.

a. (iii)and(v)arehydrolysisreactionsasgivenioniccompoundsgethydrolysed

inwater.

b. (iv)isahydrationreaction.

c. (i)and(ii)areredoxreactionsasin(i)H2O2actsanoxidisingagentwhereasin

(ii)itactsasareducingagent

32. Thetwogeometricalisomersofbut2-en-1,4-dioicacidareasfollow:

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Cisisomerswillhaveahigherdipolemoment.

i. Thereisonemonosubstitutedbenzeneas

Therearethreedisubstitutedbenzenes:

OR

i. Theproductsofozonolysisare:

Thealkenewillbe(removeoxygenatomsandmakeadoublebondbetweenthe

carbonylcarbonatoms).

IUPACname:

ii. ThetwoisomersofthemolecularformulaC3H6Oare:

Thealkeneis

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IUPACname:2-Methylpent-2-ene

33. i. FromBohr'spostulate,theangularmomentum(mvr)isgivenas:

mvr= orv=

n=4,m=9.1 10-31kg,r=0.85 10-9m

v=

=5.45 105ms-1

ii. AccordingtoRydbergequation,

=R

Forfirstlineinbalmerseries,n1=2,n2=3

=R =R ...(i)

Forsecondlineinbalmerseries,n1=2,n2=4

=R =R .....(ii)

Dividingeq.(i)by(ii),

=

= =4860

OR

i. Fixingthemassofdinitrogenas14g,themassesofdioxygencombinedwillbe

or

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2:4:2:5

Thisisasimplewhole-numberratioandhence,thedataillustratethelawof

multipleproportions.

Thelawofmultipleproportionsstatesthatwhentwoelementscombinetoform

twoormorethantwocompounds,thenthemassofoneoftheelementswhich

combinewithafixedmassoftheotherbearasimplewhole-numberratio.

ii.

a. 1km=1km =106m

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1km=1km =1015pm

Correctanswer:106,1015

b. 1mg=1mg =10-6kg

1mg=1mg =106ng

Correctanswer:10-6,106

c. 1mL=1mL =10-3L

1mL=1cm3 =10-3dm3

Correctanswer:10-3,10-3