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Applied Chemistry Assignment Overview

This document contains an assignment with 5 questions regarding chemistry topics. Question 1 asks about proximate and ultimate analysis of coal, and calculates oxygen and air requirements for combustion of 1 kg of coal with a given composition. Question 2 defines lubrication and explains boundary lubrication. Question 3 discusses water softening methods and the ion exchange process. Question 4 provides short notes on specific topics. Question 5 explains the greenhouse effect and discusses UV spectroscopy and its applications.

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Applied Chemistry Assignment Overview

This document contains an assignment with 5 questions regarding chemistry topics. Question 1 asks about proximate and ultimate analysis of coal, and calculates oxygen and air requirements for combustion of 1 kg of coal with a given composition. Question 2 defines lubrication and explains boundary lubrication. Question 3 discusses water softening methods and the ion exchange process. Question 4 provides short notes on specific topics. Question 5 explains the greenhouse effect and discusses UV spectroscopy and its applications.

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UIT, Barkatullah University, Bhopal

M 102, Applied Chemistry

Assignment

Q1(a) Describe proximate and ultimate analysis of coal.

(b) The percentage composition by weight of a sample of coal was found to be as: C = 75%,
H=4%, O=10%, S=2%, N=5% and ash=4%. Calculate the minimum amount of O2 and air
required for complete combustion of 1 Kg of this coal.

Q2. Define lubrication. Explain the mechanism of boundary lubrication.

Q3(a). Name the various methods used for softening of water. Explain the ion-exchange process
of water softening.

(b) The hardness of 5 x 105 lt. of a water sample was completely removed by passing it through
zeolite softener. The softener then required 400 lt. NaCl solution containing 150 g/lt of NaCl for
regeneration. Calculate the hardness of water sample.

Q4. Write short note on the following:-

(a) Role of Gypsum in cement


(b) Condensation polymerization
(c) Differential metal corrosion
(d) Requisites of good refractory material

Q5. (a) Explain the green house effect.

(b) Discuss UV spectroscopy with applications.

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