Chemistry Advanced Level Problem Solving (ALPS-7) - Solution
Chemistry Advanced Level Problem Solving (ALPS-7) - Solution
1.(B) Let the formula of mercury ion is Hg nn then the formula of mercury nitrate would be Hg n NO3 n . The
reactions occurring at two electrodes are
Cathode: Hgnn
C
ne
Hg
A Anode : nHg ne
Hg nn
A
2.(C) Let the radius of sphere that fits the void at centre of edge of BCC lattice be r ' then
a 2r 2r '
3 a 4r
3a
a 2r '
2
3a
2r ' a 0.134a
2
3.(A) Sodium aluminium silicate (zeolite) acts as an ion exchange medium. Calcium and magnesium cations
in hard water are exchanged for the sodium ions of the zeolite.
Fe2 Ag
Fe3 Ag; E30 ....….(iii)
nFE30 nFE10 nFE02
E30 1.055V
E30 E0 E0Ag |Ag
Fe2 |Fe3
1.055 E0 0.799
Fe2 |Fe3
E0 0.256V
Fe2 |Fe3
E0 0.256V
Fe3 |Fe2
Tf 1.86
10.(B) for urea solution Tf mk f k f 1.86 for acetic acid solution
m 1
Tf imk f
Tf 0.02046
i 1.1
m.k f 1.86 0.01
CH3COOH CH3COO H
1
i 1 1.1 0.1 H C. 0.01 0.1 103
pH 3
17.(B) 18.(C)
Since, E 0 0, so G 02 0
H |H 2
RT
E0 ln K w since, n 1
H2O|H2 ,OH F
20.(A) i 1 n 1 a 1 4 0.5 3
3 0.1 0.0821 300 7.38
24.(A) When Freshly precipitated Fe(OH)3 is shaken with little amount of dilute solution of FeCl3 electrolyte,
peptization process takes place by converting the Fe(OH)3 precipitate into positively charged colloidal
solution of Fe(OH)3 .
4H O 2 4e
2H 2 O
At cathode: 2H 2 O 2e
2OH H 2
Equivalents of H2S2O8 Equivalent of O 2 = Equivalents of H 2
2 5.6
Equivalents of H 2 0.5 equivalent ( 22.4 litre = 1 mole = 2 equivalents of H 2 )
22.4
1.4 4
Equivalents of O2 0.25 equivalents ( 22.4 litre = 1 mole = 4 equivalents of O 2 )
22.4
A 0.8089 0.8
y11
There will be 3 repeated distillation to get XA 0.8
30.(A)
31.(D)
32.(C) 33.(C)
34.(B) At anode: Ni 2 2e
Ni
At cathode: Cu 2 2e
Cu
Net reaction Ni Cu 2 Ni2 Cu
0.05
0.05 x x x
E 0.337 0.250 0.587 V
0
Since, the value of equilibrium constant is very high, this means that almost entire Cu 2 will go in the
form of Cu 2 left will be very small.
Let it be x ' M
Ni 2
K c 7.16 10 19
0.05 x ' 6.828 10 22 M
Cu 2 x'
1.5 500
Moles of solute 0.75 moles
1000
40.(A) [Co(H 2 O)3 (NH3 ) 2 (NO3 )]Br2 Cannot show linkage isomerism as it does not have ambidentate
ligand.
41.(C) 42.(B)
0.059 PH2
43.(C) 2H 2e H 2 RP 0.0 log 2
2 H
45.(C)
47.(B) 48.(C)
49.(C) w Zit
197 i 20 60
2
3 9650
i 2.448amp.
[V.f for Au = 3]
x 1000 0.2
50.(B) molality i ….(i)
100 Kf
x 1000 0.25
molality f .…(ii)
w Kf
(i)/(ii)
0.2 w
So, So, w 80gm
0.25 100
Hence ice separated = 20 gm
1
54.(A) Gold number
protective power
55.(A) Only I and III are optically active due to absence of plane of symmetry.
56.(ABCD) 57.(D)
60.(B)
61.(A) Cis [PtCl2 (NH 3 ) 2 ] is used in cancer Chemotherapy. It is also known as Cis-platin.
62.(B) 63.(B)
0 0 0
CO NH3 4 Cl2 ClO4 COO NH3 4 Cl2 ClO4 50 70 120
64.(B)
1000K
CO NH3 4 Cl2 ClO4
M
1
KG 0.20
33.5
1000 0.20
CO NH3 4 Cl2 ClO4 120 33.5 M
1000 0.20
M 49.75 m mol / L
33.5 120
71.(B) 72.(C)
12 1014 S 107 S
S 3 10 7
K
106
0 M 0 M 0 M
1000 Ag Ag Br Br NO3 NO3
K
106
1000
4 103 4 107 6 103 3 107 5 103 107
K 39 1013 106 39 107 sm1
74.(B) As m 0, NaHSO4 will generate three particles while NaCl will generate only two particles.
75.(A)
76.(D) Due to absence of vacant atomic orbital as well as * molecular orbital, O22 does not as acid ligand.
77.(D) 78.(A)
m
79.(D) 0.043 and m 0.00033 50 103 33 50 102
33 50 102
So 383.72 384
0.043
80.(A) 3S S3
1 0
2
1 i 1
3 3
2
Now 0.11 0.08 0.3 Hence 30% trimerization
3
86.(C) 87.(C)
KSP AgBr
Br
log
0.059 KSP AgBr KSP Ag 2 CO3
0 0
1 KSP Ag 2 CO3
Br CO32
CO32
Br Br
4 1013
2 107
12 CO32 CO32
8 10
0.849
89.(A) 1.24 34.3 M M 469.68 90.(D)
0.050