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Chemistry Question Bank: Coordination & Polymers

The document is a chemistry question bank covering topics such as coordination compounds, halogen derivatives, polymer chemistry, and ionic equilibria. It includes various questions related to IUPAC naming, ligand types, reactions, isomerism, polymer definitions, and buffer solutions. Each section contains specific inquiries aimed at assessing knowledge and understanding of the respective chemistry concepts.

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Chemistry Question Bank: Coordination & Polymers

The document is a chemistry question bank covering topics such as coordination compounds, halogen derivatives, polymer chemistry, and ionic equilibria. It includes various questions related to IUPAC naming, ligand types, reactions, isomerism, polymer definitions, and buffer solutions. Each section contains specific inquiries aimed at assessing knowledge and understanding of the respective chemistry concepts.

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● Chemistry Question Bank ●

Coordination Compounds (5/7)


1. Write the IUPAC name of i) [ ] ii) [ ]
2. What is EAN ? Calculate the EAN of i) Cobalt (z=27) in [ ]
ii) Zinc ( z= 30) in [ ]
3. What are Cationic , Anionic and Neutral Complexes ? Give one example each.
4. What are ligands? What are monodentate , bidentate and ambidentate ligands ? Give one
example each .
5. Write postulates of Werner theory.
6. Write applications of coordinate compounds .
7. Explain Homoleptic and Heteroleptic ligands with examples.
8. On the basis of VBT explain the formation of [ ] ion w.r.t. following points.
i) Hybridisation ii) Geometry iii) Magnetic property
9. Define and write examples. I) Ionisation Isomerism ii) Coordination isomerism iii) Linkage
isomerism iv) Hydrate or Solvate Isomerism .
Halogen Derivatives (5/7)
1. Define – i) Enantiomers ii) Optical activity iii) Chiral centre.
2. Write Note on – i) Swart reaction ii) Finkelstein reaction iii) Wurtz-Fittig reaction
3. How will you prepare Ethyl chloride from – i) Ethane ii) Ethene iii) Ethyl alcohol
4. What is the action of following reagents on Ethyl bromide ?
i) Aq, KOH ii) Moist Silver Oxide iii) Alc Potassium cynide iv) Aq. Ethanolic Silver cynide
v) Alc. NH3 vi) Sodium Metal vii) Magnesium metal viii) Sodium Methoxide ix) Silver
acetate x) Alc. KOH xi) Potassium Nitrite xii) Silver Nitrite
5. Explain SN2 reaction with Energy profile diagram.
6. Explain SN1 reaction with Energy profile diagram.
7. Discuss optical activity of 2- Chlorobutane,
8. Write the action of following reagents on Chlorobenzene.
i) conc. HNO3/ conc. H2SO4 ii) Fuming H2SO4 iii) Acetyl Chloride / Anhy. AlCl3
Introduction to Polymer Chemistry (3/4)
1. Write the names and structures of monomers used in the preparation of – Nylon 6,6
2. Write the monomer used in the preparation of – i) Nylon -6 ii) Natural Rubber.
Iii) Poly Acrylonitrile iv) Buna-N iv) Buna –S v) PVC vi) Teflon vii) Nylon 2 Nylon 6
3. Define – i) Vulcanisation of Rubber. Ii) Elastomer III) Homopolymers iv)
Heteropolymers v) Bio - degradable polymers
4. Distinguish between - Themoplastic polymer & Thermosetting polymer
5. Write the classification of polymers on the basis of Source and their structure.
6. Write the chemical composition of Zieglar- Natta catalyst.
Ionic Equilibria (4/6)
1. Derive relationship between pH & pOH .
Define Solubility product, Derive the relationship between Solubility and Solubility product
for PbI2 .
3. Derive Ostwald’s dilution law for weak acid.
4. Define- i) Acidic buffer ii) Basic buffer
5. Define – Buffer solution . Write any four applications of buffer solution.
6. Define acids and bases , according toBronsted- Lawry concept.
7. Explain buffer action action of Sodium acetate – acetic acid buffer.

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