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Lee Chung Kit Physical Chemistry Tutorial 3

This document contains 8 chemistry problems related to topics like atomic radii, molecular shape and polarity, bond character ranking, drawing dipole moments, thermochemistry, and calculating enthalpies of formation and combustion. The problems involve arranging atoms and ions by atomic radius, determining molecular shapes and polarity, ranking bond types, drawing dipole moments for molecules, performing thermochemical calculations using standard enthalpy of formation and combustion data, and calculating enthalpies of reactions.

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Lee Chung Kit Physical Chemistry Tutorial 3

This document contains 8 chemistry problems related to topics like atomic radii, molecular shape and polarity, bond character ranking, drawing dipole moments, thermochemistry, and calculating enthalpies of formation and combustion. The problems involve arranging atoms and ions by atomic radius, determining molecular shapes and polarity, ranking bond types, drawing dipole moments for molecules, performing thermochemical calculations using standard enthalpy of formation and combustion data, and calculating enthalpies of reactions.

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BACH1113 Physical Chemistry

Tutorial 3

1. Arrange the following neutral atoms in order of increasing atomic radii: S, As, Se, Br, Te

2. Arrange the following monatomic ions in order of increasing atomic radii: P3–, Cr6+, Ca2+, Cl–, Ti4+

3. For each molecule or ion, determine the shape and indicate whether each molecule will be polar or
non-polar. (a) SO2 (b) CCl4 (c) CHCl3 (d) TeCl2 (e) NH3

4. Ranking the molecule's bonds from most covalent to most ionic: Na-Cl, Li-H, H-C, H-F, Rb-O

5. Draw the bond moments and resulatnt dipole moments for C2Cl4, SF6, HCl and H2O.

6. Given the following thermochemical data:


(1) 1/2H2(g) + 1/2Cl2(g) ==> HCl(g) ΔHθ = -92.3 kJmol-1
(2) 2C(s) + 3H2(g) ==> CH3CH3(g) ΔHθ = -84.7 kJmol-1
(3) 2C(s) + 2H2(g) + Cl2(g) ==> ClCH2CH2Cl(l) ΔHθ = -166.0 kJmol-1
Calculate the enthalpy change for the reaction
(4) 2Cl2(g) + CH3CH3(g) ==> ClCH2CH2Cl(l) + 2HCl(g) ΔHθ = ??? kJmol-1

7. Given the following data below from text/data book, calculate the enthalpy of formation of
methane.
C(s) + O2(g) ==> CO2(g) ΔHθc(C(s)) = ΔHθf(CO2(g)) = -393 kJmol-1
H2(g) + 1/2O2(g) ==> H2O(l) ΔHθc(H2(g)) = ΔHθf(H2O(l)) = -286 kJmol-1
CH4(g) + 2O2(g) ==> CO2(g) + 2H2O(l) ΔHθc(CH4(g)) = -890 kJmol-1

8. Given the following data


(1) C(s) + O2(g) ==> CO2(g) ΔHθ = -393 kJmol-1
(2) H2(g) + 1/2O2(g) ==> H2O(l) ΔHθ = -286 kJmol-1
(3) 3C(s) + 4H2(g) ==> C3H8(g) ΔHθ = -104 kJmol-1
Calculate the standard enthalpy of combustion of propane
(4) C3H8(g) + 5O2(g) ==> 3CO2(g) + 4H2O(l) ΔHθc,298(propane) = ??? kJ mol-1
1. The vertical trend dominates over the horizontal trend.
atomic radii:S, Br, Se, As, Te
Increasing

·strons
is castocame electron
configuration le-- e-
repulsion in
thus elements with more
protons will have a smaller
radius
radius.
whereas elements with less
protons will have a
larger
atomic radii:Cr6+, Ti4, Ca2, Cl2, p3-
Increasing
has
3. (a) SO, a bent
shape and is
polar.
(b) CClyhas
has
a tetrahedral S
nape and is non-
polar.
(C) CHCI and is
a tetrahedral S
hape polar.
bent is
(d) Teck has a
shape and
polar.
4.Molecule bonds from covalentto
most most ionic:
H-C, Li-H, H-F, Na-C1, Rb -
0

5. (C14 SF6 HCl H20


S-F FS-
sil 218-
68-
St
StC (St=
6-F S ES- H Cl
St -- H H
Sch c8- SFES- 8 St
+

There is no net There


is no net there is a net There is a net
moments moments
dipole dipole dipole moments dipole moments because
because each c-C) because each S-F because the the a lone
presence of

bond
dipole is bond
dipole is
hydrogen atom
pair of electrons in the

balanced
by equal balanced
by equal has a
slight oxygen atom causes the

magnitude pointing magnitude pointing positive charge water molecule to have

direction
in
opposite in
opposite direction and the chlorine a bent
shape. Therefore,
of the other side other
of the side atom
slightthe individual
has a bond

of the molecule. of molecule.


the
negative charge. dipole moments
do not

cancel out each other.


6. Hs
I(,g) 5H0 -
+
HC1 =-92.3 kJ mol I

(g) (g),
2)(5) 3H2 OH
CH3CHscgs, -84.7k5mol-
+
= 2

(g)
ClCHaCHaCIIes, 840:-166.0 k5MOl-
2) 3
2Hngs Clucgs
+
+

(s)

1 x 2,

-184.6k5m8)-
Hangs Cl2cgs 2HCl(g), WHO 2)-92.3)
+
=
= 4

a
reversed,

CH3CH3 2(1ss WHO +84.7 K5 mol-


+3H2cg),
= 5
(g)

3 4
5,
+ +

2C12(g) (Hz
(H3(g) (ICHuCHa((es +2HC(g),040 166.0 ( 184.6) 84.7
+
= -
+
- +

=-265.9 k5 mol-

7. (1s 0.
+

CO2 240 =-393k5 mol- I

(g) (g),
H2(g) 0xcg> H20(1), 540 =-286k5 mol- 2
+

CH4 +202
CO2cys +24,0(e), 840 =
-890k5mol- 3
(9, (g)

2
2,
x

2H10se), 840 23-286) =-572k5 mol-


2Hxgs +Ongs 4
=

3 reversed,

840: +890KIMOS
CO2gs 2H10se)
CHycgs +20229),
+ I

rigsCHrgs, 84 ((Hycg,) = -

=-75k5mol-1
393 -
5x 890
+
8. ((x
+

8x(g) CO2 0H0 =-393k5 mol I

(g),
Ox H20(1) &HP 286k5 mol-
Hxg) 2
+
=

(g)
-

3((s) 4H
+

C3H8 040 mol-


=-104 k5 3
(g) (g),

1 x
3,

8H0 31-393):-1179k5 mol- 4


32xx) +30ccg1 3COncy),
=

2
4,
x

4Hr(gs 202(g)
+

4420(1),040 4) 286)
=
-

=-
1144 K5mol- 5

3 reversed,

840 184k5 mol-


C3H8gs 3Ccx
+4Hrcgs,
=
+ 6

4 5+
+

6
I

3102(g) 4H,0ce), 048,


(sH8(g) 50c -1179 ( 1144) 104
+
+ = +

(g)
-
+

=-2219k5mol-1
Letthe
percentabundance "B
of be x % and the
percentabundance
of "B be (100 -

x)%,
(x%)(10.0129 amu) [(100 x)%1(11.0093amu)
+
-

10.81
=

amy

x% (100
+ -

x)%
[(100 x)](11.0093)
#129) +
-

10.81
=

108510093x
! 10.81 100
=

x 100 20
=
-
-

188
X = 28 88
=

The the
percentabundance of 20% percentabundance
10
B is and

of "B is 80%.

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