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CHEMISTRY 9701/22Paper 2 AS Level Structured Questions October/November 2018
1 hour 15 minutes
Candidates answer on the Question Paper.
Additional Materials: Data Booklet
Cambridge International ExaminationsCambridge International Advanced Subsidiary and Advanced Level
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Answer all the questions in the spaces provided.
1 ThemodelofthenuclearatomwasfirstproposedbyErnestRutherford.Hedevelopedthismodelonthebasisofresultsobtainedfromanexperimentusinggoldmetalfoil.
(a) Completethetablewithinformationfortwooftheparticlesinanatomof197Au.
particle relativemass
relativecharge
locationwithin atom
totalnumberinan atom of 197Au
electron 0.0005 –1 79
neutron nucleus
[4]
(b) Statethetypeofbondingingold.
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(c) Asampleofgoldfoundintheearthconsistsofonlyoneisotope.
(i) Explainwhatismeantbythetermisotopes.
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(ii) Adifferentsampleofgoldcontainsmorethanoneisotope.
Suggestwhythisdifferentsampleofgoldhasthesamechemical properties as the sample found in the earth.
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(d) Tumbaga is an alloy of copper and gold.A sample of tumbaga was analysed. Themassspectrum of the sample is shown.
63 65
56.36
25.14
197m / e
percentageabundance
0
x
(i) Calculatethepercentageabundanceofgold,x,inthesampleoftumbaga.
x = .............................. % [1]
(ii) Calculatetherelativeatomicmass,Ar,ofthecopperpresentinthissample. Giveyouranswertotwo decimal places.
Ar (Cu) = .............................. [2]
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2 Thetablegivessomedataforelementsinthethirdperiodandsomeoftheircompounds.
element Na Mg Al Si P S
typeofbonding metallic covalent covalent
formulaofoxide P4O10 SO2
formula of chloride NaCl MgCl 2 SCl 2
(a) Completethetabletoshowthebondingintheelements,andtheformulaeoftheiroxidesandchlorides. [3]
(b) SCl 2isformedinthefollowingreaction.
S2Cl 2(l) + Cl 2(g) 2SCl 2(l) ΔH = – 40.6 kJ mol–1
(i) Completethe‘dot-and-cross’diagramtoshowthebondinginamoleculeofSCl 2. Show outerelectronsonly.
[1]
(ii) CompleteandfullylabelthereactionpathwaydiagramforthereactionbetweenS2Cl 2 and Cl 2.Includelabelsforactivationenergy,Ea,andenthalpychangeoftheforwardreaction,ΔH.
energy
progress of reaction
S2Cl 2(l) + Cl 2(g)
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(c) (i) Ontheaxes,sketchthetrendinmeltingpointoftheelementsNatoS.
melting pointof element
Na Mg Al Si P S [1]
(ii) Givethreestatementstoexplainyoursketch.
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(d) Write an equation for the reaction of P4O10 with water.
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(e) SO2canbereleasedintotheatmospherewhenfossilfuelscontainingsulfurareburnt.
StateandexplainoneenvironmentalconsequenceofthereleaseofSO2 into the atmosphere.
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(f) Theelementsinthethirdperiodshowageneralincreaseintheirfirstionisationenergiesfromlefttoright.
Identify two pairs of successive elements in the third period that do not agree with thisstatement.
Foreachpair,explainwhythechangeinionisationenergydoesnotagreewiththisstatement.
Use of the Data Booklet may help you to answer this question.
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explanation ................................................................................................................................
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explanation ................................................................................................................................
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3 Trihalomethanes are organicmolecules inwhich three of the hydrogen atoms ofmethane arereplacedbyhalogenatoms,forexampleCHF3.
(a) TheequationshowsareactiontoproduceCHF3.
CHI3(s)+3AgF(s) CHF3(g)+3AgI(s)
Usethedatatocalculatetheenthalpychangeofreaction,ΔHr,forthisformationofCHF3.
compound enthalpychangeofformation,ΔHf / kJ mol–1
CHI3(s) –182.1
CHF3(g) – 692.9
AgF(s) –204.6
AgI(s) – 61.8
enthalpychangeofreaction,ΔHr = .............................. kJ mol–1 [3]
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(b) ThegraphshowstherelationshipbetweenpV and patagiventemperatureforCHF3 and an idealgas.
pV
0 200 400 600p / atm
800 1000
CHF3
ideal gas
(i) CHF3isnotanidealgas.
State threebasicassumptionsthatscientistsmakeaboutthepropertiesofidealgases.
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(ii) ExplainwhyCHF3deviatesfromthepropertiesofanidealgasatpressuresgreaterthan300 atm.
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(c) Adifferenttrihalomethane,CHCl 3,reactswithO2toproducecarbonyldichloride.HCl(g)isalsoreleased as a product of this reaction.
C
carbonyl dichloride
ClCl
O
(i) WriteanequationforthisreactionofCHCl 3 with O2.
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(ii) TheconversionofCHCl 3tocarbonyldichloridecanbemonitoredbyinfra-redspectroscopy. Theinfra-redspectrumofcarbonyldichlorideisshown.
100
50
0
transmittance
4000 3000 2000wavenumber / cm–11500 1000 700
On the infra-red spectrumof carbonyl dichloride identifywithanX theabsorption thatwould notbepresentinaninfra-redspectrumofCHCl 3.
Explainyouranswer.
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(iii) Suggestanotherdifferencebetweentheinfra-redspectraofCHCl 3andcarbonyldichloride.
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4 Thediagramshowsareactionsequencestartingfromethanal.
C P
ethanal
H3CH3C
CO2H
CO2H
OH
C CC
RQ
H
HH
O
C
S
H3C
O
H
CO2HHCN and NaCN
reaction 1H2SO4(aq)reaction 2 reaction 3
reaction 4
H
(a) (i) Draw the displayed formula of P.
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(ii) Namethetypeofchemicalreactionthatoccursinreaction3.
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(iii) Write an equation to represent reaction 4.
Use[O]torepresenttheoxidisingagent.
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(iv) Statethereagentsandconditionsforreaction4.
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(b) Compound Qisformedasamixtureoftwoopticalisomers.
(i) Explainwhatismeantbythetermoptical isomers.
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(ii) Draw the two optical isomers of Q,showingclearlytheirthree-dimensionalstructures.
[2]
(c) Rcanbeusedtomakeapolymer,W,intwosteps.
R Waddition
polymerisationintermediatepolymer
NaOH(aq)
Draw one repeat unit of W.
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(d) Compound Z,H2C=CHCH3,isproducedfromR.
Zcanbeusedinatwo-stepprocesstoproduce2-aminopropane.
(i) In the first step,Z reactswithHBr to form two products.The structure of the productdependsonwhichintermediateisformed,intermediateI or intermediate II.
intermediate I
CH3
CH3C
H
+
intermediate II
CH3C
H
H H
H
C+
ExplainwhyintermediateIismorelikelytoformthanintermediateII.
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(ii) When intermediate Iforms,theproductofthefirststepisT.
CompletethediagramtoshowthemechanismfortheconversionofZ to T. Includeallrelevantcharges,partialcharges,curlyarrowsandlonepairs.
CCH
HH
Br
H
CH3 CH3C
H3C
H
+ H3C
Br
H
C
TZ
CH3
[3]
(iii) Tcanthenbeconvertedto2-aminopropane.
NH3ethanol
H3C
Br
H
C
T
CH3 H3C
NH2
H
C
2-aminopropane
CH3
Name the mechanism for this conversion.
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(e) (i) Compound S,CH3COCO2H,canbereducedbyLiAlH4.
Completetheequationusingstructuralformulaetorepresentthisreaction. Use[H]torepresentthereducingagent.
CH3COCO2H+ ............................................................................................................ [2]
OtherreducingagentscontainingGroup1metalcationsincludeLiBH4,NaBH4andKBH4. Thestrengthofthereducingagentdependsonthesizeofitscation.
(ii) GivetheelectronicconfigurationoftheNa+ cation.
1s2 ................................................................................................................................. [1]
(iii) SuggestwhyionicradiusincreasesdownGroup1.
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