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    This exam summary covers an electrochemistry and statistical thermodynamics final exam for the Fall 2021 semester. The exam has two sections and is 120 minutes total. Section 1 contains 10 multiple choice questions covering topics like Fermi-Dirac statistics, Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution, reaction rates, phase space, and fuel cells. Section 2 contains 4 out of 6 possible long-form questions, including deriving Lippmann's equation, calculating a partition function, distinguishing statistical ensembles, and proving entropy formulas. The exam tests understanding of fundamental statistical thermodynamics and electrochemistry concepts.

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    This exam summary covers an electrochemistry and statistical thermodynamics final exam for the Fall 2021 semester. The exam has two sections and is 120 minutes total. Section 1 contains 10 multiple choice questions covering topics like Fermi-Dirac statistics, Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution, reaction rates, phase space, and fuel cells. Section 2 contains 4 out of 6 possible long-form questions, including deriving Lippmann's equation, calculating a partition function, distinguishing statistical ensembles, and proving entropy formulas. The exam tests understanding of fundamental statistical thermodynamics and electrochemistry concepts.

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    Exam Final Term

    Semester Fall 2021

    Course Name Electrochemistry and statistical


    thermodynamics.
    Course Code CHM4093

    Credit Hour 03

    Course Instructor Ghazanfar Iqbal

    Total Marks 40

    Time Allowed 120 Minutes

    Student Name:

    Registration No.

    Section 1

    Time Allowed: 20 Minutes Max. Marks: 10

    Question No: 1 Choose the Correct Option(s). (10)


    I. Fermi-Dirac statistics is for the ________
    a) indistinguishable particles
    b) Particles with half integral spin
    c) Particles with integral spin
    d) None of above
    II. The Maxwell-Boltzmann law is given by the expression.
    g
    −∈
    KT
    Ne
    a) n i= i
    −∈
    KT
    ∑e
    g
    −∈
    KT
    ¿= e
    b)
    N −∈
    g
    KT
    ∑e
    t
    −∈
    KT
    Ne
    c) n i= i
    −∈
    KT
    ∑ ge
    d) All are incorrect.
    III. The rate of a chemical reaction tells us about
    a) the reactants taking part in the reaction.
    b) the products formed in the reaction.
    c) how slow or fast the reaction is taking place.
    d) none of the above
    IV. Which one of the following is an example of macrostate?
    a) Volume
    b) Energy
    c) Direction of molecules
    d) None of above
    V. Phase space is a ------------------
    a) 3-dimensional space
    b) 4-dimensional space
    c) 5-dimensional space
    d) 6-dimensional space

    VI. At equilibrium, the thermodynamic probability of system is


    a) Maximum
    b) Minimum
    c) Minimum but only 1
    d) One
    VII. The no. of process by a state of a physical system can be realized is termed as
    a) Statistical thermodynamics
    b) Thermodynamic probability
    c) Partition function
    d) None of above
    VIII. Molecules of a dilute gas are identical, distinguishable particles which obey ------statistics.
    a) Maxwell Boltzmann
    b) Bose-Einstein
    c) Fermi-Dirac
    d) Rayleigh-Jeans.
    IX. The primary use of cyclic voltammetry is.
    a) Quantitative analysis
    b) Qualitative analysis
    c) Study and mechanism of redox process
    d) Structural analysis
    X. Which of the following is incorrect for fuel cells?
    a) They are modular.
    b) They are highly efficient.
    c) The noise level is very high.
    d) The emission level is much below the permissible level.

    Section II
    Time Allowed: 100 Minutes Max. Marks: 30
    Note: Attempt any four (03) questions, Question 2 is compulsory

    Q.2: a) Derive relation for Lippmann’s equation. (7)

    b) Calculate the Translational partition function for 1 mole of nitrogen at 2 atm and 27 0C assuming
    the gas behave ideally (03)

    Q.3: a) Derive mathematical relation for vibrational partition function. (05)

    b) Define following terms with suitable examples where applicable. . (05)

     Phase space
     Unit cell
     Micro and macrostate
     Assembly and ensembles
     System

    Q.4: a) Differentiate between Maxwell, Bose-Einstein’s and Fermi-Dirac’s statistics. (5)

    b) Derive relation for rotational partition function. (5)

    Q.5 a) Explain Stern model of electrical double layer. (4)

    b) Prove that S= KlnW keeping in mind the statistical probability. (6)

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