Course Name: Chemistry 20 OL

Assignment: Unit E Summative

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Total Answer all questions and show all work for full marks.
93
Use this information to answer questions 1 and 2.

The first step in the production of nitric acid involves the conversion of ammonia to nitrogen
monoxide. The equation for this reaction is
4 NH3 ^gh + 5 O2 ^gh " 4 NO ^gh + 6 H2 O ] l g

Numerical Response

1 1. The number of moles of O2(g) required to react completely with 10.0 mol of NH3(g) are
________ mol.

(Record your three-digit answer.)

4 2. What mass of nitrogen monoxide will be produced from 12.0 kg of ammonia?

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yy Perform the Virtual Investigation: Decomposition of Malachite in Unit E, Section 1,

Lesson 6.
yy Use the information provided, and the data collected to respond to questions 3 to 7.

4 3. Malachite is a semi-precious stone commonly used in jewelry. When malachite is exposed to

heat, it decomposes:

Cu(OH)2CuCO3(s) → 2CuO(s) + CO2(g) + H2O(g)

Calculate the mass of copper(II) oxide that should form when 10.00 g of malachite
is decomposed.

1 4. Record the data gathered from the virtual investigation.

Mass of crucible (g)

Mass of crucible and product

after heating (g)

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1 5. What observation indicated that the reaction was complete?

Numerical Response

1 6. The experimental mass of copper(II) oxide collected in the experiment is g.

Record your three-digit answer in the boxes below. Use one of the boxes for the
decimal place.

g.

1 7. Compare the theoretical mass of CuO(s) produced to the empirical mass of CuO(s) collected
in the lab.

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Use the following information to answer questions 8 and 9.

In the event of a car crash, a crash sensor sets off a sequence of events that ignites a charge,
usually solid pellets of sodium azide (NaN3(s)). The sodium azide explodes and produces
enough nitrogen gas to fill a deflated nylon airbag at more than 300 km/h.

The initial reaction that occurs is

I) 2 NaN3 ]sg " 2 Na ]sg + 3 N2 ^gh

4 8. How many grams of NaN3 ]sg must be included in the canister to produce 67.0 L of nitrogen
gas at a pressure of 100 kPa and 25.0 °C?

3 9. What mass of the by-product, sodium metal, is produced in reaction I when the 67.0 L of
nitrogen gas is generated?

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• Work through the Virtual Investigation: Producing Hydrogen in Unit E, Section 2,

Lesson 5.
• Use the information provided, and the data collected, to respond to questions 10 to 13.

5 10. Write a balanced chemical reaction equation for magnesium reacting with hydrochloric acid.
Using the mass of magnesium reacting in the virtual investigation, calculate the theoretical
volume of hydrogen gas produced.

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1 11. Record the experimental volume of hydrogen gas collected in the virtual investigation.

2 12. Calculate the percent error for this virtual investigation.

2 13. Comment on the validity of this experiment based on the percent error and provide three
potential sources of error.

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• Work through the Virtual Investigation: Analysis of Silver Nitrate Solution in Unit E,
Section 3, Lesson 2. Use Sample A for your exercise.
• Use the information provided, and the data collected, to respond to questions
14 to 16.

2 Record the following data from the Silver Nitrate Virtual Investigation. Use Sample A for
14.
your experiment.

Virtual Investigation Data

Volume of silver nitrate solution (mL)

Mass of filter paper (g)

Mass of filter paper + silver (g)

Mass of silver (g)

2 15. Based on your observations, what substance is the excess reagent? Identify the evidence that
supports this.

4 16. Calculate the amount concentration of the original silver nitrate solution in Sample A.

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• Work through the Virtual Investigation: Titration 1 Exercise 1 in Unit E, Section 3,

Lesson 5.
• Use the information provided, and the data collected, to respond to questions
17 to 20.

1 17. Based on your coarse titration, record the approximate volume of titrant needed to reach the
equivalence point.

3 18. Record your data collected in the virtual investigation for both the Coarse Titration and at
least three trials for the Fine Titration.

Titration of 10.0 mL of HCl(aq) with 0.100 mol/L NaOH(aq)
Trial 1 2 3 4

final burette reading (mL)

initial burette reading (mL)

volume of NaOH(aq)
added (mL)

colour at endpoint

1 19. Calculate the average volume of titrant added.

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5 20. Calculate the amount concentration of the unknown hydrochloric acid solution.

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• Work through the Virtual Investigation: Titration 2 Exercise 1 in Unit E, Section 3,

Lesson 7.
• Use the information provided, and the data collected, to respond to questions
21 and 22.

3 21. Record the data from the virtual investigation in the following table.
Note: Not all rows need to be filled with data.

Volume of titrant added

Indicate colour pH
(mL)

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6 22. Produce a titration curve from the data collected for the virtual investigation. On your
titration curve, identify the equivalence point, and any buffer regions.

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23. A student mixes solutions of lithium carbonate and iron(III) nitrate.

1 a. Write the balanced chemical reaction equation.

1 b. Write an ionic equation.

1 c. List the spectator ion(s).

1 d. Write the net ionic equation.

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Use the following information to answer questions 24 and 25.

Problem: What is the molar concentration of the hydroiodic acid in an available solution?

Experimental design: The hydroiodic acid in the available solution is titrated with a
standard solution of potassium hydroxide. The colour change of bromothymol blue indicator
to green indicates the equivalence point.

3 24. The following titration procedure is provided for the described experiment. Three errors
occur in the procedure. Identify each error and provide the corrected procedural steps.

1. Obtain 70 to 80 mL of potassium hydroxide solution in a clean beaker.

2. Obtain 70 to 80 mL of hydroiodic acid solution in a clean beaker.
3. Set up the burette to contain the hydroiodic acid solution.
4. Record the initial burette reading.
5. Pipette a 10.00 mL sample of hydroiodic acid into a volumetric flask. Add 2-3 drops of
bromothymol blue indicator.
6. While swirling the flask, slowly add the titrant to the sample solution until a colour
change has occurred.
7. Record the final burette reading.
8. Dispose contents of the flask safely and clean the flask.
9. Repeat steps 4 to 7 until you obtain three trials within 0.5 to 1.0 mL of each other.

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4 25. The following data table records the initial and final burette readings for each of the
four trials. Look at each of the images below, and record the correct reading in the
data table provided.

Trial 1 2 3 4

15 29 43 14

final burette reading (mL)

16 30 44 15

0 15 29 1

initial burette reading (mL)

1 16 30 2

Titration of 10.0 mL of HI(aq) with 0.974 mol/L KOH(aq)

Trial 1 2 3 4

final burette reading (mL)

initial burette reading (mL)

volume of KOH(aq) added (mL)

colour at endpoint Blue Green Green Green

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Use the following information to answer questions 26 to 29.

One of the reactions in the Solvay Process involves the reaction of calcium oxide with water to
produce slaked lime (calcium hydroxide).

CaO ]sg + H2 O ] l g " Ca ]OHg2 ]sg

A lab technician performs the experiment and uses 54.8 g of calcium oxide to react with a set
amount of water. When the reaction is completed, the technician uses a filtration apparatus to
collect the mass of calcium hydroxide produced.

Filter The following data is recorded:

with filter paper

Mass of filter paper: 1.24 g

Mass of filter paper and solid: 68.04 g

Filtrate

4 26. What is the theoretical mass of calcium hydroxide that is predicted to be produced?

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1 27. What mass of precipitate was collected in this experiment?

3 28. What is the percent error? Comment on the validity of the results.

1 ����� 29. Which of the following may have occurred that might have resulted in the observed
results and difference in the experimental and theoretical values?

A. Tap water was used instead of distilled water in the reaction.

B. More than 54.8 g of calcium oxide was reacted in the reaction.
C. The filter paper was not dried completely before it was weighed.
D. Some of the calcium hydroxide solid passed through the filter paper.

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5 30. 11.8 g of aluminium metal is dropped into a beaker that contained hydrochloric acid.
How many litres of hydrogen gas will be produced at SATP conditions?

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5 31. For the following reaction, all measurements are taken at STP conditions.

4 NH3 ^gh + 7 O2 ^gh " 4 NO2 ^gh + 6 H2 O ^gh

What volume of NO2(g) is produced from the combustion of 0.11 kg of NH3(g) with
0.30 kg of oxygen gas? Hint: Find the limiting reagent first.

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5 32. Magnesium nitride is used in the preparation of certain ceramic materials and the
manufacture of specialty glass. Magnesium solid reacts with excess nitrogen gas to produce
the ionic solid, magnesium nitride.

3 Mg ]sg + N2 ^gh " Mg3 N2 ]sg

During a laboratory experiment, the following data were collected:

Mass of Mg(s) reacted: 12.7 g

Mass of Mg3N2(s) produced: 8.54 g

From this data, calculate the percent yield of Mg3N2(s) in this reaction. Hint: Calculate the
predicted yield first.

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Use the following information to answer question 33.

Metal ions are responsible for common colours of fireworks. When chemicals are heated, the
ions emit characteristic wavelengths or colours of light. This works much like the flame test,
a method used to identify a substance by its colour in a flame.

Numerical Response

1 33. The most common colours in fireworks are red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple. A
student is watching a firework show and sees a set of fireworks go off in the order of red,
green, purple, and yellow. Identify, in the correct order, the compounds that could have
resulted in that set of fireworks.

1. LiCl(s)
2. CoCl2(s)
3. CaCl2(s)
4. NaCl(s)
5. BaCl2(s)
6. FeCl2(s)
7. KCl(s)
8. MnCl2(s)

__________ __________ ___________ __________

red green purple yellow

(Record your four-digit answer.)

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