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Chemistry Term 1  STPM
                    (b)  Using experiment I:                      2  (a)  Q = 6.12 ≠ K
                                                                                c
                          2.50 × 10   = k[0.40][0.28][0.031] 2      (b)  Net reaction: From right to left
                                –3
                                k  = 23.2 mol  dm  s –1
                                         –3
                                             9
                  7  (a)                                        Quick Check 6.3
                         Concentration of PCl /mol dm    1.0  0.6
                                             -3
                                                                  1  (b) and (e) only
                                       5
                                Half-life/min    190*  190**
                                                                  2  (a) and (d) only
                        [NOTE: *  The  time  taken  for the  concentration to
                        decrease from 1.0 to 0.5 mol dm . ** The time taken     3  (a)  Increases
                                              -3
                        for the concentration to decrease from  0.6 to    (b)  Increases
                                                                    (c)  No change
                                -3
                        0.3 mol dm ]
                    (b)  Rate = k[PCl ]                           4         [H ]                 K
                                5
                        [Since the half-life is a constant it is first order with   2             c
                        respect to PCl ]                            (a)  Increases            No change
                                 5
                    (c)  The half-life is given by:                 (b)  Decreases            No change
                         1
                             In 2
                        T— = ——–                                    (c)  No change            No change
                         2    k
                        When temperature increases, the rate constant,  k,   (d)  Decreases   Decreases
                        also increases. This will cause the half-life to decrease.
                        [Alternatively: When temperature increases, the rate   STPM Practice 6
                        of reaction will increase. Hence, it takes shorter time   Objective Questions
                        for the original concentration to decrease to half its
                        original value.]                          1  C     2  C      3  D     4  A     5  B
                                                                  6  B     7  A      8  B     9  A    10  B
                                                                  11  A   12  C     13  C    14  D    15  A
                 Chapter 6   Chemical Equilibrium                 16  D   17  A     18  D    19  D    20  B
                                                                  21  C   22  C     23  D    24  C    25  C
                                                                  26  B
                Quick Check 6.1
                                      
                  1  (a)  (i)  H O(g) + C(s)  CO(g) + H (g)    Structured and Essay Questions
                             2                  2
                               P(H )P(CO)                         1  (a)  Let the degree of dissociation = a.
                        (ii)  K  =   2   Pa                                         N O   2NO
                                                                                        
                            p    P(H O)                                               2  4    2
                                    2
                    (b)  (i)  180 kPa                                  Original/mol   1     0
                        (ii)  281.7 kPa                                Equilibrium   1 – a  2a
                  2  (a)  Catalyst                                     Total particle present at equilibrium = (1 – a) + 2a
                    (b)  P(SO ) = 0.10 atm                                                      = 1 + a
                           2
                        P(O ) = 0.050 atm                              ∴  92  =  1 + a
                          2
                    (c)                                                  60   1
                          P/atm
                                                                          a = 0.53 (or 53.0%)
                                                                                          2a
                                                                    (b)  Partial pressure of NO  =    P
                          2                                                           2  1 + a
                         1.9                  SO
                                                3                                         (1 – a)
                                                                       Partial pressure of N O  =    P
                                                                                     2  4  (1 + a)
                                                                           P (NO )
                                                                            2
                          1                                                    2
                                                                       K  =  P(N O )
                                                                        p
                         0.1                  SO 2                            2  4  2
                        0.05                  O                              2a
                                               2                            (1 + a)  P
                                                                          =
                    (d)  7220 atm –1                                        (1 – a)    P
                                                                            (1 + a)
                               6
                  3  (a)  7.79  10  Pa                                       4a P
                                                                                2
                              –2
                    (b)  8.33  10  mol dm –3                            =  (1 + a)(1 – b)
                    (c)  2.73  10  Pa
                              6
                                                                       By substitution:
                Quick Check 6.2                                                 4(0.53) 2
                                 –1
                  1  (a)  Q = 4.78 atm   K p                          K   =  (1 + 0.53)(1 – 0.53)  × 100
                                                                        p
                        System not in equilibrium                         = 153 kPa
                    (b)  From the right to the left
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