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    This document contains a chemistry worksheet with 15 questions covering various topics: 1. Definitions of Henry's law and how KH value relates to gas solubility. 2. Concentration terms M and m, and using colligative properties to determine macromolecular molar mass. 3. Definition of isotonic solutions and effects of saline concentrations above and below 0.9% NaCl. 4. Calculations of molarity from mass percent and density of HCl, and why ethylene glycol is added to car radiators. 5. Calculation of molal elevation constant from boiling point elevation of glucose solution. 6. Depiction of a galvanic cell including electrode charges,

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    This document contains a chemistry worksheet with 15 questions covering various topics: 1. Definitions of Henry's law and how KH value relates to gas solubility. 2. Concentration terms M and m, and using colligative properties to determine macromolecular molar mass. 3. Definition of isotonic solutions and effects of saline concentrations above and below 0.9% NaCl. 4. Calculations of molarity from mass percent and density of HCl, and why ethylene glycol is added to car radiators. 5. Calculation of molal elevation constant from boiling point elevation of glucose solution. 6. Depiction of a galvanic cell including electrode charges,

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    This document contains a chemistry worksheet with 15 questions covering various topics: 1. Definitions of Henry's law and how KH value relates to gas solubility. 2. Concentration terms M and m, and using colligative properties to determine macromolecular molar mass. 3. Definition of isotonic solutions and effects of saline concentrations above and below 0.9% NaCl. 4. Calculations of molarity from mass percent and density of HCl, and why ethylene glycol is added to car radiators. 5. Calculation of molal elevation constant from boiling point elevation of glucose solution. 6. Depiction of a galvanic cell including electrode charges,

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    WORKSHEET(CLASS-XII)

    SUB – CHEMISTRY
    1.a)Define Henry’s law.
    b) How is the KH value related to the solubility of gases in the liquid?
    2.(a) Which of M and m is a better concentration term, and why?
    (b) Which colligative property is preferred for determining the molar mass of macromolecules?
    3.Define Isotonic solutions. What happens if the saline solution concentration is (i) greater, (ii) less than 0.9 percent (mass/volume)
    NaCl?

    4. (a)35% by mass of HCl solution has density 1.46g/mL. Find the molarity.
    (b) Why is it recommended to mix ethylene glycol into the water in a car radiator in a hill station?
    5. The boiling point of a solution containing 1.8 g of glucose in 100 g of solvent rises by 0.1oC. Determine the liquid’s molal elevation
    constant.
    6.  Depict the galvanic cell in which the reaction Mg (s) + 2Ag+ → Mg2+ + 2Ag (s) takes place.
    Additionally, demonstrate:
    (a) Which of the electrodes is negatively charged ?
    (b) The carriers of the current in the cell.
    (c) Individual reaction at each electrode.
    7.(a) Why is alternating current used to measure electrolytic solution resistance?
    (b) Given the standard potential for the following half cell reaction at 298 K,
    Cu+(aq) + e– → Cu(s) EO= 0.52 V
    Cu2+(aq) + e– → Cu+(aq) EO= 0.16 V
    Calculate the ΔGo(kJ) for the reaction, [ 2Cu+(aq) → Cu(s) + Cu2+]
    8.Sucrose decomposes into glucose and fructose in an acidic medium and obeys the first order rate law. Calculate the fraction of
    sucrose left after 8 hours if the half life period for sucrose is 3 hours.
    9. Ions of Zn2+ and Ti4+ are colourless while Cu2+ and Ni2+ are coloured. Why?
    10. Why are ionisation energies of 5d elements greater than 3d elements?
    11. What happens when-
    (a) A lanthanoid reacts with dilute acid.
    (b) A lanthanoid reacts with water.
    12. Write the chemical equation for the following-
    (i) Oxidation of Fe2+ by Cr2O72– in an acidic medium.
    (ii) Oxidation of S2O32– by MnO4– in alkaline medium.
    (iii) Oxidation of I– by MnO4– in alkaline medium.
    (iv) Oxidation of SO32– by Cr2O72– in an acidic medium.
    (v) Oxidation of sulphur dioxide by MnO4– in acidic medium.
    13. Define the following:
    Heteroleptic complex
    Coordination Isomerism
    14. What is the synergic effect? How does it improve the bond between CO and metal?
    15. Provide the IUPAC names for the following complexes:
    i) [CoCl(NH3)5]
    ii) K2[PdCl4]

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