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C= Tot 11, ers HATERS BRT CuSO. A LAE GUTH RIA 15.0 see 1.510 mold’ sme FEE ‘sronfies Sonnac faerie ae facings IKUET*03-04) HME: 26S, + AKL Cugly 4 2K $04 + hy faftrare ga = 2582" moldm“*s"! = 1 x 10-*maldm . e | 8 ay Concept | E Berm eeu — a wtenncoterarcat Ate: “cme Bh fon Tea Mere A A waa se Res, co. wie, Bet ar wma feeb at 2 oe ara ea ren at TO RTT fae a, ee Pome Sa TR em eT + raregte Bor fio Farner ararae Saas wate roe ert es eis ero (es wees fates ree ea TTR (a a aaa farmer rice ora GE Gi wena apr (eo) Cerna iret ‘epee Pres oom ater [oovmreraror. 02, 05, Sar AN 1 &@ > Inky = B+ a6 log Ky = > SAIC, Ky = eFRe DIe aT ae ‘aH = fafiem = ee Ae = 8314 Jmol? T= sa erate : > Ink,
eo Been Firma we, att = (~)ve er DIT eT 4/7 =L- TT OS ‘weg faieur Wey, AH = (+)ve aa Oe WEE Tea > i —4 Inshe synthesis of ammonia using Haber-Bosch process, an increase in pressure should (IUT"18-19] (@) Increase the production of ammonia (b) Decrease the production of ammonia (c) Have no effect on the production of ammonia (qd) None of the above Solution: (a); Nz + 3H, = 2NHy;An = 2—4 =~2 So, increase in pressure will increase the production of ammonia : ‘An exothermic reaction is at equilibrium. If temperature is increased, which ofthe following will take place? (@) The vatue of K! will increase. (b) The value of K' will decrease, [Ans: b] [IUT'17-18] (©) The value of K+will not change.“ (@) None of them, oat aerate anaraers fare am? (BUET"12-13} ese errr (orwrar Os at: (a), FST aM aN Bore STATI BAT CIR 5 AG aA SM aR oH HI RM CU TMT eR RT NS ATT CHS RH I (RUET I-13} (are ORT (oy poate wrermTAT Cc) Feu wrerara. (4) Cu aR rT FRAT: (a), ATA eT ‘Roe Graft ernie oe ser rare STENT? (BUET"11-12} (a) NHgCI(s) = NH3(e) + Hcleg) (b) NHgCl(aq) = NHJ (aq) + CI (aq) (©) Crattaa01n(5) = Ca2Haa0y4(29) () CaC05(5) # Ca**(@) +'COF-(®) ‘ART: (b); NH,CI(aq) + NHG (aq) + Cl” (ag)EEE \ 2 cer (writen } aT ae Fence em x ose fone fra Fees Sere em ea 8 farsa era arr 3 [BUET'20.21] ( CaO(S) + COa(G) #CaCs(S) Gj) 3 Fe (5) + 4H 0G) = FeyO,(9) + 48,0) RTE (i) BOA BALA, An = —1 Gi warase are, An = 0 07. (a came Fara arora (saND) ca aT BH? IBUET*14-18] (by Frac acre rar firs sere Bon fief eetire #> (i) (qraphite) +05)» CO (gh AH= ~395 KI (ii) Hp (g) + be (s) —» 2 (g), AH = + 52 bd a a) em ret i gene oe Fre eMC fH ge TN ae by (i) eH FF iy TO Fae ‘TaAABE:Cgraphite) + Oa(g) + CO,(g), AH = ~395 kj (i) Br eer GAB (i) CretaraT ETE MTA PES Ca geen, sara a i ea me (cacao frm) Ci) H.C) + i(g) 2HIC@) aH = +52 ja TO Fae ‘aes: cy ore Far ip re FE i) HPT TT Te wr Fe ce TC eee ara em: ACH) + HB(y) = eC) + UDC) Pie 0 Seren Se wee ae at OTE ATTEETE, Ke = iqayggs “Ke = Seg Winsor Sore wacom ea STH sae mer areTs, Ky = Eth = x, = Miemnemns sapiens on firg ante Rfrae K,. aR ae Ke ae. PCs (6) © PCy () + Ch me : = N04 (8) * 2N02(@) atm 8, @)+h@ + 2m @) aaa ot Nz (@) + 3H (@) & ANH, (@) oe 7 Be I ib: Borge Fatiea ores fabeeucen ee We, SI Gm we Wea Ky
Ke Dy > Key at ar wer ee eT CH EA (i) = Key = Ky fae ara ae, ca Fk aA He oor es NH WEN CS TTA Lrot, SOUR PRT 20 ire ELS MN, .92 ON Ma E819 TE Ny So 2 ET [ATI (6); Ny + 3H v¢ 2NHy wea) | Fae Ka 1.7 x 10% em, RR on a eT? ICkRUET 22-23} ! (a (fienen mre soe cree) ORRTITR LTA) | Go) Carrere sroree era) (a) (cory Fear wT) (e) ara ogi ea) { Ke=1700M= “Qe > Ke + Fara ror Rs i. 02, cof eu ara fir an = 1 76 CoE MIE Ky @ Ke A WORE 40.5 5.5 A? 0.082 Latm.mol“?. K-? [CKRUET'21-22, 20-21, CUET"13-14, 11-12), 273.16 (0) 346.32 (0 661.26 (6) 76000. (43228 seme (6) GE = (RTO 2125 = (0.082 xT = T = 661.26K 03. 727°C the equilibrium constant forthe reaction 2505(g) + Oa(@) = 2503(8) isk, 3.50 atm" Irthe total pressure in the reaction flask i 1.00 atm, andthe partial pressure of Op at equilibrium i is 010 atm, clelate te paral presut of $0; wuP20-21) Ta (@) 057 atm (033 am (©)043 am (01060 : Solution: (9:250,(@) + 02(B) = 250,(8) Kom eg 235 ) x fy B= 05916;Po, +o, +P, * = Po, x 059164 Ry, +01 = 1 Ro,(15926) = 0.9 Poo, = 0.56568 atm = 0.57 atm (04. Forth reaction Ns(@) + 3Hs(@) # 2NH() Ky is 43 x 10°44 375°C.Caleuate Ke. wwrs.20) (00.023 mol dm? (&)0408 mal“Zdm? (6) 0.013 mol*dm® (@)1.217 mol-*am* )5 1.217 mol"2am’, n= 2-4 = 2 Na(g) + 3Hi(@) # 2NH®) Ky = Re (DM 9 Ke = a Ga? 1.217 mol-?12s 1.217 mol-#dm® 15. 700 K WIRE NaC) + 05(8) # 2NO(g) Fem TET K, 8 WH 0.0625. 700 K CATE NO(g) = $No(e) + 202(6) fafa K, aa ww RA? IKUETI6-19) @oosizs 025 (39x10 (0375 wa FHI (0); Key = FET 06. Ata temperature of 30°C and 1.6 atmospheric pressure, dicnitrogen tetraoxide (Nz04) was dissociated to 20% nitrogen dioxide. The value of Ky forthe process is- HUT"18-19] (2) 0.20atm (©) 0.25 atm (©) 0.30 atm (@) 0.32 atm (0); Nay + 2NO> + K, WS; a= 0.2 Ky = 0.25 atm EXE. retro |\\ ‘SHES dA OE: TIIT-08 07, ap amfiea AB = AY + BT a ABER 2 ABS oa ore ete TR UE ce coe farm HE IRV MOE KAR K, | ACH [At] (ABZ) SHOTS wR IKUET'I6-17] () [Bo] aero (0) (B] or arene ©) [87] eae aaetton (©) (B] are aragertee (6) [B™] aa Boe Rea «(as Ky = a rare: as, = MUD SK, hag ie * RE 08, $0,(—) +$05(G) = S04(@); Ky WR 2805(—) = 2505(—) + Ogg); Ke SH ATUETE Ky ae Ky HES sent rb (BUTEX'16-17] (@) 2K, = Ky KAZ OWEy @K.= PRIME (6); 2503 + 02 -> 2503: KF 2803 ~ 2803 + Orig = Kx KE 09, 1F4.25 mol Hy and 4.75 mol fy is kept at 8 11 flask end heated to 300 K then 6. mol HI is pfoduced. Find equilibrium constant K, aud Kp. {UT 16-17] (2) 3.563,3.563 * (b) 35.63,35.63 (@) 35.63,87.63 —(@) 3.563, 87.65 Solution: (b)s A Hy + ly = 2Ht e 7 425 478 0 ik (425-335) (478-325) 67 a Kp = Ke [an = 0] # Ky = Ke = ST = 35.68. iB 10, 25°C SreatH 1.0 atm BIH NO, 10.5% Rrmfers en) Se facmenra wT K, oH ETAT) (KVETLS-16) (o.iaz ()239 x10" ©) 5.7310 (@S.TEx 10") 0.0692 ‘ARTI: (a); NzOy =# ZNO2 dete _ onto 7 = 3 = OU = 94172 arm eee 79x 10-4 moll“ ; 0,082 x 298 Las 7 11, 25°C wrrmaT 25 atm Bem PC 65% Pm WOH PCI, eet Cl, BOM EH GPE K, TP (@) 7.475 x 10 mol L (b) 8.101 x 107% mol L“* {CUET*15-16] (©) 6.239 x 10° mol b>? (4) 7.263 x 107? mol L“* FIRM (@)i Ky = Esp = = Sco* X25 atm = 1.829 atm Kp = K(RT}E = Ke RT = Ky = $B m 5 SIE mol Lot = 7475 210°? mol I} 12. ce we Boue FiemH ‘sce, R = 0.0821 L atm mol“? K-*) (CUET"15-16} (a) 506.54°C (b) 34.45°C (©) 97.45°C (4) 779.54°C RET: 0; Ky = (RTD 9 BK. KORTE 9 RT = 4 8 Tm Ke 779SAK = 5065HHC 13, 33°C wre @ 2.5Satm FT 16.50% PCl, Remre BE MAREK, AAMAS? KUET N45) (8) 7.13 * 10-#atmn (b) 7.48 x 10-Zatm (©)3.74x 10-atm —(d) 7.13 x 10-Fatm(e) 3.56 x 10-2atm FRAT: (2); Pele = POs, + ce Gat +e Cea tee cde il = £5 = 00713 = 7.13 x 10-%atm14 i 16 18. 2. 21 > aN \. ‘WAR 94 a: TAII-O8 | 30°C Bre 1.5 atm BI 15.6% PCL Farner Ber wreMTTH K, aw [RUET'14-151[BUET"13-14] (@) 0374. () 137%4.m (6)00378a0m ——(@)235Tatm —_(&) None FRI (5 PClg > PCa + Chai Ki dak ohe fe xP= 3.0374 atm * N,O4(g) # 2NO, (g), at 250°C in this reaction mixture, partial pressure of NzO, and NO, are 0,69 and 0.31 atm, respectively, then what is the value of Kp? puTid.t5] 0.156 (0) 0.139 atm (6) 0.145 atin (20.126 atm. Solution: (0); Ky = 0.139 aun Hg(@) + ta(g) = 241(g); in equilibrium of this easton, Hy and Hl concentration ave 8,3 and 28 moVL; then K, ofthis will be- wur1.t3} @)36 (32.67 (0335 (343 Seluion: Ke = hg Ma sz67 ‘af Fara BG 25°C TAT Ky 1H 1.95 10%atent, eR WTA Ke TR A 2NOCe) + Cle) = 2NOCICR) : . IRUET I-14) (a) 4.6.x 10" {b)3.2x 197% {0) 5.9.x 10 (d) 10.2% 10% (e) None, ARTA: (8); Ky = Ke (RTI 5 Ke = GBs = SARE = 4.6 108 PCIg(g) = PCIg(g) + Cla(g) FRRrRIEH 25°C ICANN Ky, A 1.78atm, eR CANA Ke AT 7S? (a) 72.75 x 10™molL-* (b) 82.75 x 10-?molL-* [BUTEX"13-14) (c) 72.75 x 10™*molL™* (@) 82.75 x 10? moll“? SERN: (as Ke (RTP = Kyo Ke = 72.75 10"? 398K WPA Re, 250 kPa FE NO, 10.5% Fer ai ATER, Ky aE CAB? = [KUET“12413] @) 59524 ©) 59.5212 (038.4278 (0.4539 (©) 22081 [ERT (25 NaOy-e 2NOz 1 oo. te teg Lox 2x £5 GE I RATT 1-4 xe 0, = 0.185, Fro, Po, = ‘x 250 = 78.059 kPa Faso, = EE 9 Faso, = SBME x 250 = 171.974 kPa i, = Gee — S00 5 35,4378 = 35.4278 kPa Ky ae Ke Wt Wat Sethe BE [Ans: aj [BUET'I1-12) (a) OrraRaT (by BI" (c) raat (@) All of these Dror yk ace cos MTTTETH Aare Vr Ce GAG NTR (BUET'11-12) N2(g) + 3H2(g) 2NH5(g) (a) Kyra ar eofate era 0) K, 08 fh eH (0) Kp <0 mm arr oTeR (GK, eae K, 28 mA ate: 0); FS oe OR TTT TRIO Ky A APT AE | SES. = ta aera Rr. |ESD en ml 2, 23 24 25, 26, 2. 28, > rarer F00°C revere Fe FREE Kp et TT RF 0.01.28 atm BH, WRC Ket MI A? {KUET 11-12] IN, + 2H, & Ny {@) 040molL~* (©) 042 molt (231% 10-¢mol* (@) 398% 10-* molt* (©) 0.70 moi ATM (0): Kp = KeCRTYIE Fo Ke = Ky(RT) = 0.70 Lmol™* (aa corer wre ater a) 700 K STATA e 20 atm BIE Nz (g) + 3Ha(e) = 2NH3(g) Rettrnaite ATTTERTE 2196N, 6 16%0NH, AIC) Fatt kaa a we? : (CvErH1-3} (a) 1.097 x 10-tatm ~ (0) 4.6 x 10°? atm (©) 1.2 x 10-atm (d) None of these PATRI: (A); AIBTTRETH, Hz = 100% ~ (21 +16)% = 63% + By, = 021% 20 = 4.2atm: Ay, = 0.63 x 20 = 12.6atm; Fay, = 0.16 X 20 = 3:2atm a Fe Ny Hy Ny Kp = GER aH Kp = SOE oy = 1.2 x 10°F atm? 50°C OTHMAN NO, FEATOCT Kyo STH 3.11 atm MEA NO, a RFF Be 0.45 atin Oy et arbre ot 38? curiae (290.06 aim ©) 0.07 aun (©) 0.065 atra (@) None of these E RTE: (€) N20, = ZNO, Fefteurt wm, QAR, Ky = 3.11 atm | * : : | Kp = Fite Pug, = Bo Ryo, = ES 0.965 mm | Frog = 045 tm yoy = E ‘The relation between Ky and Ke forthe reaction Na(g) + 3He(g) 6 2NH, is- mura) (a) Ky = Ke(RT)* (0) Ky = Ke(RT)~? (OK, = KeCRTI (@) Ky = (RT) Sotution: (6): Ky = Ke(RT)®" = KeCRT)-? 300 K SITE NH Cl(s) FRCRETAT K, © Keer WATE Cat? IKUET 0-11) (a) 600.64 atm*L?mol-* (b) 606.64 atm*l?mol-? {c) 612.64 atm*1?mol~? (@ 618.64 atm*L?mol-* (e) 624.64 atm?1?mol-? IRATE (0)5 Kp = (RY Bn = 2—0=2 0.0821 L atm mot K~* [NH,Cl(s) -+ NH$(aq) + clfaq)|;T = 300K RE = (RT = (0.0821 300)? = 606.64 atm*L?mol- 400°C RTE Ns + 3a <2 2M Fema ATHMURE Ka EH OSE K, ASE FE? — (CUET*0-11] (R= 0.0821 Lit atm K-!'mol™) (0.00016 atm-# (by 0,00906atm-? (6) 2759 atm? _ (a) None ofthese FIRINTR: (a); An = 2 ~ (3-41) = ~2; Ky = Ke(RT)* = OS x (0.0821 x 673)"2 = 0.000264 atm 1 mole of each CzHs0H and CH,CO,H are allowed to reac in 1 lite of solvent (dioxane), equilibrium is «tablished when one-third of a mote ofeach ofthe reactants remains. What isthe equilibrium constant K of the reaction at this state? nurie-11) (0) 025 @2 1 a4 CH,c00¢, 5 4,0] {Hs on)(¢H,cooRt Solution; (a); K =29, Dh Wk az rae UR ct Faftemr eee eH 5.0 dm? ETA a st 4 mol Few A Flew PERT OF CH THT 1 mol A ARB ate Fru aTaTUR He? [BUTEX'22-23} oa: QA 2 Y + 2 enefier sag: 4mot 0 ° 2 205) 97 ott* ssmere, K, = AEE § 8G" 27 moll 30, Pepa Bone cae ATER Ne Hy cm WTA faferet aoa TE K, fAdeea) [BRUT 21-22] Na(@) + 3Ha(@) = 2NHy (lal INH} an Initial 02 02 - | Equilibrium: - - 0.0450 4 SRI: APUTAR, [Na] = 02 —x fi [H,] = 0.2-3% 4 INH] = 2x. Vi wb, 2x = 0.0450 + x = 0.0225 ' a Kem tal = Lovesey = 4.9043 (moll)? Tete * GE aRIKeATOTT 31. A.) +8,(e) # 2AB@) ‘rm aL rere ore ma eH PEMA OTE A CH TPA 2,By A TERRA 2. ATER Se eena RTPOARNT 3.121 Ky Ke aT FAR SR [BUTEX'21-22} FI: An(@) + BA(g) = 2AB) sree wee: 2mol 2 mol Omol PATE CAI: (2 = x) mmol (2—xJmol— 2x mol 209,23 = 3.12 mol,x = 1.56 mol {A:] = "9" = 022M (8) a set 229 50.22 m; [AB] = 222 = 156M ws ise te 7 Tasks = Bzaxoas = 50.28 + 41 Ke= 50.28 32, 30°C HHeTATaR ae 1 atm DIC ApB, 0H 20% Facarfons aa; bier af fear ear eH wrece fafeare: fhe cara few ace raf sie Pra [BUTEX 24-23] aa AgBy #208, ser ee i 0 7 raat Hox 2k Gai CTEM 1+ De 1+ x a5, Pao 190 PRR Ky = pe GF toa Bat Pao SAP, = YRCWO, y= Lam, xy 02 # hy =H a stn SOR Pym Dat, 2 y AEE 9 EE = 0148 = 1439 < 20% ie Fle rare Raarerara H Ae «: FRRAT oPTe ce wsTA wT as.me \\\ SPIES OF 91: TRTTI-08 eB wr 35% CO, - 6596 CO mF arta mee 700°C “Bor et Fr en Bon fo ge FT Fras (onow aI Fe(S) + CO2(Q) = FeO(s) + COCR); K = 143) (BUET20-21) FIMO: Qy = 60. = S82 = 1.86 > K. meaty, afRDT GER AT 34. AGB) + 3828) 2AB,(8) {BUTEX’20-21] SL SMC GH FH BF, 450°C IMRAN TE ATTITEN Se AB, MEH CHEAT Kp Ada, GORI A. B ctr tere FH RETREAT 7 @ | SRT: A © B en NeRETA No H 5 887 FARM: Na (g)-+ 3H) = 2NH(@) eefice erage: 1 3 ° MORRIE x 3~3K Ox 0.25 ay on, V = SI. Gy we we ave Bey tase te = 0.7316(molL-!)-? = 0.7316 Lmol~? 23K + Ky = Ke(RIY-? = 0.7316 x (0.0821 x 723)-? = 2.076 x 10~4atm? « EER Kp = 2.076 x 10 atm? 35. Lamers oP ence a8 O.tmol PCI, ce Bes aT, aT ca BF BE 4.38 x 10!Nm? ToeTaT T= 450K a omnTE, K, aoa Pies! [BUET‘19.29) am PCl, = PCI, +Cly @1) 0 ° @1-x x x = NS OL-x4xtK= (OL +x) srw, PV = okt n= B= “600,01 4 x= 0.11707 I ana 0.01707 mol = 0.11707 moi ony = Seaton = Gy gad 13145.70Nm"? = 0.129738 atm 36, Aa + By AB RARRIRT AT WT K, RON AB = A, + 1B, Peete wer IKUET19-20] TaN a + By 2A ee aK = EE ty gt Wadextbstt _ (lasdetoelyi (2)2 A Aa + $8 fern are, x= al gy (2) 37. PCs + Cly o Poly Pras SFT 230°C OMA Ke wa ATH 491 Ah PCI, © Cl, eETeAPR OS mol Biers 1 comer weft rca Rem wBKa eu, Sc4 2 eremtarr arama Bofes Satna carn fy aa IRUET19-20) FRM Ply + Cl + PCly owes: Emol mol omal ma: fie bag Kom i = 49 Crs 49 Sa= 4902 — 490 42> 49a — 540+ 12.25 G @=0.78, 032 va%0S + @=032 c Tec, = 37032 = 0.18 mol; ng, =3—0.32 = 0.18 mel; Mey, =032 mol CDE s: ari aoamervon.. N |} <=: \. sero me | 25°C WTRTART 4 20.0 atin BIE Mose AAKMBTS ATER CTE CITE 16% NH, wee) BE wTEN ‘fara Ky ea wr FARR IN, + 2a = NH (BUTEX19-20) Ny + 3H Ny wna aw) de GiB ots 1a +3-3a+24=4—20 sFERC8, 2a = (42a) x 0.16 +. = 0275862 oy = (ESE) xP = 4zatm By, = Sx P= 12.60 Z Eero aaain = = peiies = 0038 atm? hor, 39, erm Re TT we TON TREE AT (BUET18.19] aero = germ ora 0.244 ebro aT DAL eT 25°C IRR AT A WG 0.11 oF ZT @ fftere e Berane im crete () frais arenes fen) (OTH aS OM BE YEAS ofits eT? irom neon ; Seta laselst ty EMS, 0.244 —x = 0.113 x = 0.244-0.113 ae o% 40. 1.6g N20, 27°C rere sree Fears 8eTERT 760 mm FE SOO mL STATES HTH NO, RMT ee ‘fate at) [BUTEX'18-19} ARTE N20, = 2NO2 16 = aL ol safe sere: 0.0174 = N20, 3 = 0.0174 mol meme 00174- n= =—25_ ~ 9.9203 mol 0174 — x + 2x = 0.0203 = x = 0.0203 — 0.0174 ee uma 9x 1073 mol t een a = = EA i)8, “SIS, R = 0.0821 L atm mot! K~1, PRT: SRT, Ky = KCRTIHN (RTI (%) 9 779537 1K = $06.5376C et 5 Foi cron aa K, au K, at IBUET'LS-15) DSB RT == 64 22°C SIATATH, N20, e 2NO, FiemBre, N20, sae NOg eH Te BI ARERD, 0.75 atm 0.25 atm Reteutba KK, a were a (CURT 13.14) FT Kp = Gata” = 2 9355 19°? atm, Kp = Ke(RT}4 Po, = 0.25 atm SRE = 34107 moan Ke = aye = Ans: 8.33 > 10? atm, 3.4 10-2 molden7] 4.08 mol ARETE 43 4.65 mol STEMFEN 444°C eremtaTE iran Tee KK. Pr a: ~ Hp) +12() = 2Hi(g) ie. 405 465 Omote rare (4.05 ~ x) (4.65 ~ 2) 2x mote 2e= 6.75 x= 3375 mole Gi, cine =v wn © GT al K. = 52.94; an = 0 Ky = Ke(RTI" = 82.94 x (RY? Parog = 0.75 atm an=2-1=1 1 L EH ate wilt FET 6.75 mol Ht Beem eM (RUET 213) DIG aa = 5294 p 25° GWOT BE NO, 18.59% fess Be Fea HK, ee ey (BUTEX‘11-12] NO, = 2No, sans) soe 0.141 atm PCh + Cl, = PCI, fara was 230°C wrrrmTaRE K, wt wT 49 iB exter aes xX#2x= 1 tx 17 PCly 9 Cl, a eareiBa 0.50 cat ara fa 5.0 litre srmoza onc sre, ere a wren Fe oreo eee wo? iRUETH-) ar: Pole + Cy = PClg ents wea: 05 05 x mole APTEl: OS—x05-x xmole 7 ett = epee as a a S9ee a, SSF YATE, x = O.782cimol (aA) wat O:319Smol (2H) AERET0.702¢ mol (Sete) -, ay FEL, PC, = 0.3195 ma PCls = Cly = (0.5 ~0.3195Ymol : feck} S22 moll 0.0361 moll! me § UGS 7)? = Sx a 12.25 ~ 49x 449%! 9.1805 mol « [PCIe] = 2228 molt = 040639 moll; ari commer von. | |49. s1 46. 47, 48, St aE 700 K erm & 20 atm BIC Na (4) + 3Hy(g) = ZN (a) Rema THT 219% Na @ 169% NE ICL RRB Ky © Ke Fifarea IRURT*10-11,05-06,03-04) FAITE Ny = 21%6NH, = 16% HI; = 100~ (26-421) = 63%, 1= Bx Pag = Gop 20 = 42atm + Ky mss eS Kp = Ke(RT) 6 Ke = Gites = att an = 2-1-3 = —2) =3.9537 mol? 6008 Bevere Peox RAFU KT 61.7 2H Ka MA [BOTEX'10-11) 802430; = 0, ‘WANT: $0 +302 = $03 7 OOM ICR Ke = 61.7 126m Fy, = 220 = 3.2 atm 210° atm? 7 Ky = KARTE" = 61.7 (0821 x 073) Faun} = 7.260 kmh 444°C wrorrany 8.1 FA eRe 9.3 fH, Pr sncnocrT fe Fefteurn 13.5 fi, fr eecEICER, RTCRTEFES (HI) Defra ea wre Farms rare Rete eT [RUET"09-10] oa He) + h() #28) enefice: 8imL 93mL Omt aaa + (@1-675)mL (936.75) 13.5 mL. i = 1.35 mL = 255 mL _ amare = AE 18S" goog Teaitsi ~ tasers . eiearedicer Ghtattcer Rema Fra: * a {BUET*08-09) N204(g)= 2NO2(g) UREN 25°C Wea HH HU Bt AATIATE Po, = 0.69 atm RR Py, = 0.31 atm. (8) ARETE Ko © Kase (oj ak wrrean sertchcok armesa aa sar Fe 7 FOR: NO, ot 2NOa! Ky = Pts = 1D" atm = 0.139 atm Ky = Ky(RIyH 2 = MIE = 5.68 10% molt + ghey yg A. $H08030 1 os = erate tt p= AO 1 0.103 = 10.3% 25°C SOPOT ATT Nz, FACE tet N30, a EFF Bt 0.75 atm. : or RRA K, = 0.33 x 10°? atm, RtrmaK. «a. NOs aalanAre om RAE eT) FRUET*OR.09} mame mee = Pao, = Rp X Figo, = VESTN IOTROTS = 0.25 tri” Ky = Re(RT)O = Ke = Gig = SBM ws 3.408 x 10-9 moll* SOO°C MARAT Hy 38 Nz, ARERT CH Nits eA ems Ae K. = 60x 10°? WO Ky an THO AR? SRN Ny + 3th; = 2H, > [CUET‘08-091 Ky = Ke(RT)*” = 6 x 10°? & (0.0821 x 773)"2(atm)-? = 1.489 x 10°5(atm)-32, 53, st 55 56, Lsiecane ey | 25°C ‘TARA 1 atm ET 18.5% NO, Fecnfrs eE NO, WUI & SHRRRARTG 0.5 atm BIe4 NO, «a Rene an es ze? {BUET‘07-08] ‘ N,0,2 2N0; —] =0.1418atm | HM = 0.185;Ky “fA, aH owen FOR a, Ky = 0.1410 = Ky = HF» o.ase = Hes) = 0.1418 ~ 0.141843 = 2a} + a3 = 0.066 + a, = 25.74% Go free Farmer own K, © K, aa 0 Yo ON: + 3M, # 2NH, G4) Pedy «2 Poy + Cly (9) 4.05 mol RRCETTER oe 4.65 mol TEEN 444°C IR XL WHER GAR Bit Fe 6.75 mol HBO 7g + Iw 2 flab a are KK, Fi? PARI: (3) () Ne + 3H, + 2NIIy IRUVET‘07-08} Ana 8 G41) #2 Ky = KX (RTH 9 Ky = Gi) POs = POIs + Cy:dn = 2-1 = 15K = K, x (RT) 0) He + iy = 2H 405465 405-x 465—x ae e Gag, 2x = 6.75 9 x= 3375 : 5 “Ke = Gypectarsyeascaim 7 5294 “Ke = Kp_= 52.94[4n = 0} i 298 40 OH 19 mo RIES 3.0 mol WN Ea fet Gos eee RO 25% | ‘Sronfhnice aeTre era Ny + 3H = NH, SHER Ke aA ER) [BUTEX'7-08, BUET‘06-07)—— aa: Net 3H, = NH are: 1 3 ° ORR: 1-025 30-025) 2x 025 ieee heehee 25°C SRNR © 1 atm BE PCL 80% Fara a Pcl Cl COMM ACE Ply wae Cl RAPHE ET, Ky @ K, kad IRUET‘O607,* Rely» PCy + Che 02x14 os. 08 fev og ona es 1, XP, _ 04 PCL eet = 5g x Lat = oat | Ky = AE Ch sa se wt = SSE x atm 3 O84 atm Ky = BE = 7.2% 10-2 { 30°C wrrmares Fae fefermoa ry wete (K,) 2.9 x. 10°? atin mer Farm Far aa Retr, WA ay Fc a wt 1.15 atm ~ IKUET"04-05, CUET"04-05} >on: 7 (so,)elPex) S0,Ch # $0, +l, rorca) 1 0 0 Ime awREND \\_ rear ce rere 57, Safe apa feq ses 30° C WITHA @ 31.5 atm AY BIC 15.6% PCI, Farms ei Se ATTEN Ky HI fra ; (CURT 03-04) rae Gra a Fa eres AR a car Fra ee 8 acu Sofie roc ae eran argos Pog = Poh Cy i i H RUTTEN 0844 = 0.156 0.156 a wean ‘Ait arse ‘ean watt HY aa aRCBS 2 ast caida wa ra er Varney ae wa ‘Berge fete for: wee eae oe TT Gig iw 6 Bla ia GIA: HCI @ NaOH HA patie o ig win Gaia: CH COOT © MOTH Big ais oH wee ORE CIS NIGH Be Rahs oa TF cam facet Goin | ae Be ee FRRCH,COOH @ NH,OH dt sfaeéay cfc fara rH: cio, > Hy50, > HI > lr > HCL> HNO, > H,0* > 1,80, > H,POg > HNO, > IF > CHl,COOH > HO, > HEN > fo ae eee eee neni ee “font afte : 7 Feros Ge«2 03, os, 08, o 10. >. WARS dF 7: SIT-08 | | THIN H,S0, > HySeO, > Hy TeO, wR eM ea eae eT eam Me CRI ra cP Fro eysranocence re for aff aNpTES AEG : 1BUET‘01-02] F.H,0,NHla, O8-, COP “Oilof Vail” Wa 1° Ans d] BUTEX'16-17] (@) HNO, (0) HPO, fone (8,80, 3 acid rain happens at ILT, what Will you use to anak the sil nom? HUT 16.17) Tse (V(NH){C0,—_{<) Dolemite (4) NO, (60: Dolomite: CaCO, MgC, which is Bie compound ‘0 Aer strength, which one ofthe following stamens mol rue? [mss Ql fLUT'16-47} {a} NCI > 1,80, > HNO, (0) HPO; > HPO, > HOM {oP > HNO, > CH1,CO,H + (@)HyP0, > HNO, > HCO, fren coe acorn fiom re? (BUTEX 15.16) (a) 1ICI0, Hel (oucio, (€) HCI0, RTA (2): CIO, @ Cla rae ere 471 cee eramrgs OTe ry cA Re aS fee ema a H0-+ NH = NIE + OH Firms of fit Ans: a] [CUET*10-11] @ss orn (Brac (a) None ofthese ro ene ort : iaorsvwan [9 Sear: AP 8 Frafeice wesoFa era, rit oren fare fone evans Rte arc ort 1 WBUETOs05) | (@)CHCOONa —(b) Zac (OKNOs E at IC wai cooNe Omid, avo, cH,coowa = cu,co0-+ Nat | anc, zn? + 200 KNO, 2°. K+ NOs Nat + O1-NaOHi **+ 2011 + 2n¢or, K+ + OH >xOH, 7 tees en) Ke Git, = C00" +H" Ch, — Goon ai ate, Nog + Hono, | eet oir =| we atitee | ea frac ep ace came Cats cea aaa es fiw Ch Be wha: TUE Tox6g (i) He, HF GIHCIO, HOO. Gi) HNOs, 1804 (x) HI, HCO, te SHIRE ICL Gi) HHCIO, Giiy 180, iv) CIO. ava ernst wine fon aragh MCA Mee] H, FeO, H,50,, HySeO, [BUET*03-04) a a8) re = | 41,0 110-8" NR 56310" HE 6.76 x 10-4 thot = fo ‘SEG. HO" S HF > Niy > COs > H1,0 5 HNG OH” > CO} > Nig >‘fra wares eA: Ky = [H30*][0H™] fiemp TK, 7 fm McQ ok, dec roman one ares OREM (K,,) 9 Ce A cS Fares @ RCHfsTE Tt ENTE CH : ICKRUET'21-22] (1.20 10-1 (160% 10-1 @)1SOX 1-1) 1.80 10-1 (6) 1.90 107721 ME: (4); Ky = 1x 107; [H*] = Ry = Loe 107M; [820] = 95.56 M «Fare irs fe ge = PE = 1.85 107% 02, 298 Koorennare oa sre area AH IRUTEN'1816, BUET" (10% (eyo (107 (a0? ET: (0 Ky = (H*YOH) ; 29m K BTA, pH = pOH = 7 = [H*] = [OH" one 10°7 Ky = 10-7 x 10"? 03, Fa ores cena re? [BUTEX’13-14) (@) 146M (b) 556M. (©) 18.36 (55som ae anole. 2000/1Bmle 5s 556 M : fre FOr (4c reser 1000 gam LIER wee) : os, nf Frarors arse Forte =m; rT SIT 25°C IMRT Ky, = Lx LOM {KUET'19-20] ‘arta 2H,0(D) + Hy0°Caq)* OH (aa) fic wa gt! TH AL Re ORT 58,55 moll* =324x10-" > HAS HT + A> afices Rome eee, K, (wary Thal > BOW BY + OH@ race Fatman eae, Ky, = ST)1 02, 03, 0s. Fr td > ON ‘SOTEA dF a: WeNT-08 | | McQ , : ‘Calculate the pti of 0.1 M CHsCOOH. The dissociation constant of acetic acid is 1.8 x 1078, (WUT"20-21) (a) 1.80, (b)2.17 ()3.19 (4) 2.87 Sotution:()i Ka = Caf; CHaCOOH(aq) =* CHsCOO™(aq) + H*Caq) | [fH] = {CHyCOO™]]” =e = i iy log(1.3416 x 10° = [i] = JK [CH,COOH] = Vigx TO X07 M eee 28723 = 1.3416 % 107M i ‘sorcery EAS SE NH; ot K, = $.8 x 10719 ACH NH, wt ky a? (CUET"14-15) (2) 5.8 x 10°! molt (0)58x 10-4 mol >t (01.72% 10°5 mol L (0) 1.27 x 10-5 mol t-t SINT: (6); Ka % Ky. Kyy 6 5X 1071 Ky = 107 Ky = 1.72 10 mol Lt 298 K OPTRA HNO, Pro PER are 4.5 x 10-* | ce MaATATE TER 5% oTafrw wa wr fife aa [BUTEX"12-13, KUET‘07-08] @)oisM. (8) 0.09 M (005M (2) 0.005 M (©)0.0005M FRI (A) Ky = RG; C= SE Sg 0y feof tc Fen ercee wee cient Xen or XCF SN otoRA 10 mLICL aRCHT pH= 2, aw omean | HE 20 mL CHaCOOH HRC at 0.002 M sae ow orca SH @ AH oneaR Tet aftaToR EROTIC RIO era Frets pH = 2.46 ome ote ears wT Be CHyCOOH ~aa Farrar wa faa IBUTEX'22-23] sonra: 94 tem, [HCI] = 10-2M : : a ‘OR PHCH, (H] = 107246 = 3.467 20-2 OF AS, HCL we [H*] = HEE 3.33 x 10-2M, = CHyCOOH Bre wae fHt] = 3.467 x 10°! 3.93 x 10-7 = 1.34 10-*M fifire wa oC = [cH,COOH 1.333 x 103M “fi CH,COOH et Fearer at = a aC'= 1.34 10-4 >a = BIE 5 9.1 & 1095 fry 300 mL OM HaS Bete ot a HEAT EE HS a FACT 10 OH EATER? [HS aK = 9.1 x 10-8) (BUTEX"20.21] raters: . H,S(aq) # 2H* (aq) +S? (aq) G-ae 2a¢ ac eK, = GeObae w _awet De ee “i feel war cae FemTeH wrat a! W = a+106 = 110, c= 04M, d=? 1 0-8 = OE a 0.040" + (9.1 x 10-%)a~ (9.1 10-9) = 0 = «= 0.013094 fal = 11a = 0.144034 5 c= 255283 x 10° M w 2.55 > 10-2 M « fie TR = 2.55 x 10-2 M Nig i SE SK, ATA S.8 x 10-19 em NH a Ky, AT (BUTEX'18-19)se Acid meee pH 7 Fe sce cafe EH wee [HY] eT MTR aE 10-7 CUM RATS WI WHT AC pH 7 XT pit = ~log(Ht*] pOH = —logioH) 298 K SITAR Gott Racers weet {H*] = [OH execa, Rarer BAUR pH = pOH = ~log 10? =7 Sr oS a Aer TA EAA pH ate pOH FA x Maemo ae fs PETE pH = —logla], x M wae an eae pOH = 2M fort orae afte eats pH = —logl2x], x MA. SU eT Ta BALA POH = ~ log[2x] 2M fran sae air watt pH = —logl Sx), x M ft ba er TR BACHE pOH = ~logl 3x] ede ins ae de ea RAT pH ee POH Fe sre ars o orca pl Peers a SoTL TN 5 eH ACE BUI 5 = 1077 mol loglx] SST HH Gs Re EK, = OF Ht ace YR XE + pil = ~Logltt*] = ~log(ae “afar og YR e) “SFR coe IT [Nt] a aT Te 10-7 cx ACS wa (Bee, 10-7 ete Pacer Beene [HI] OHS Sra wT) erate oft ors ee a Fre rE, [14] MeV DeSVOpae 7 iv ElesVpaee SY on" fey etre erate pit: 7 omne pH mnt pH wie 398 comer 6-8 wyatt Gea rere a | 66-73 core i 66-76 | * yao sats are 62-74 | orapr Brae Tere 66-69 ee (aera) aa 45-8 ee 7 735745 Hea TS GS rare 15-35 ime a a a 748 “i03, 04, 05. 0, 09, Fath ae wae pH aI WERTH 3, 4 6 $ | ak ar fae op era fier ARE ere FETE aT Ree fies wera Ht rece WaT eS BTA? {Ansiel{ CKRUET22-23}, (26x10) AZx1O™M (37x TOM @)4.9.x 10-5M(e) LB x 10-5 Fmt: («5 9H ot, [HI], = 10°%; guoriag, HW", = 10%; ert, (HY ]s = 1075 fie ree +) = Corer 37x10", Cor BRU pH = BS ay SINGH 2 lire HAC OTE HY ara ITE? (CKRUET'21-23} (a) 7.27 x 10° (b) 4.16 x 10° (©) 5.48 x 105 (0) 4.76 x 1015 (e) 1.90 x 1085 SATA (@); [H*] = 1077 = 10°RS = 3.16 x 10-2; SHY = 3.16 x 10-9 x 2.5 = 7.905 x 10-Fmol « H? SIMARD FAT = 7.905 x 10% x 6.023 x 10 = 4.76 x 10% [AIR HUT pH 7.4 AO ACO | mL OH” eRe May ICKRUET21-22] (@1atx10% ——134x10% — | 18ax10 —-@Isix108 1.49% 10 ERT: (@); POH = 14 ~ pH = 14 ~ 74 = 6.6.4 [OH"] = 10-6 = 2.512 x 10-7 M Amb @ OH” area = SPIO etO 1 519 10M WHT OTP ATA pH 3.8 Rt Ba OH” ae ATT we? ICKRUET/20-21,CUET?15-16) (9) 63310" M (0) 6.54 10° M (675 107M (84x 10-4 (asl x 10-8 M HTM (a); pH = 38 pOH = 14 ~3.8 = 102 —log(OH] = 102 3 [OH™] = 10-8? = 6.31 10-9 M . ‘The concentration of hydronium ion in a water soliton is 2.5 x 103 M, The softion will be HUT"19-20} (a Acidic (b) Neutral (©) Basie (d) None of the above Solution: (a); pH = —logl2.5 x 10-3] = 2.6 then itis acidic, nacht sifice Frere cara esta pt core ca? IKUET 18-19] GrSmgso, a4, hy Naceat GE ReChaM—«e) FAT: (); NaC, HART IR oH pH RENT CA Xe Y AP BFR Hee OH TAR 8 8RR 11 AY HHO SRE MTGE BPS eS ee? Nagco, we) NH chaee IKUET'18-19] G@)1:10%108 21 (Lox Wet — @LL0 x1 — 10x I10%1 Seat: a ra ‘sample of sea water has an OR” concentration of 1.50 x 10~! M, The pH ofthe sea water is-MUT'18-19} (a) 8.20 11.70 (102 es Solution: (¢}; POH = = log[OH™] = 3.8 > pit = 10.2 >rrafere aia OH” SerHCRR NTA 5.0 x 10° M Ror Tw Hy 0° HATA HRN HS RIA? | KUET17-18) (1.0% 10°77 (6) 20x 10-M (©30% 107m (40x 10M (59x 10M ‘WaTAPE: Ch); [HyO*][OH“] = Ky» [H,0*) = 22 = 2x 10-7 M, NoOH <4 0.1% ert Bete pH oy {SUST'17-18, BUTEX’ (as 90 (104 (124 ()130 toe ANA: (@); [OH] = [NaOH] = pOH = 1.6 = pH = 14~ 14 0025 Mj () svete tea g & id age u >: \ aim coater or, MlPSD eon moe of 11, 0.002 NaOH a pH =75? [BUTEN'16-17] (3 7 ou ws, FRM: (e); pH = 14 + loglOH 12.100 ml. swe ont estate errs acs 16.9 mL. HCL ace oR TCE Hane GE? |KUETS-16] (#) 169 ppm (6) 338 ppm (©) 338 ppb (0169 ppm ——(@) 84S ppm at a): 3 ISP = 2 xB (3s C2005) = g = 0.0169 gm = 169 9m “1000 mb, 63 WA FAAEY = 169 ppm 13, see ara Wats 0.020 mol NH OH 4% 0.035 mol NH,CI SITEs BAA pH FB? (Ky = 1.8 x 10-5) IKUET 5-16] (705 (0) 4.988, (9.01 @ 11.03, (807 tsa ye aH: (2; POH = pk, + log EAE a log ky + log ms = ~log(1.8 x 1079) + log 988 pH = 14-4988 = 9.01 14, sa pH cen cna cat I FEST TP Ans: | RUET"14-15] (a) Na and Mn () Zand Na (¢) Cand Mg. (d) Kand Zn (¢) None. 15. 002M NaOH sce pH cH? : IKUET 14.15) ( (1.69 . 8.77 (©1230 (iaat ©1398 Ht MT: (e); POH = — log(0.02) = 1.7; « pH = 14 ~pOH = 12.3 . lf 16. A solution has hydroxyl ion (OH) concentration of 6.2 x 10-7 mol/L, The pH of this solution will be- war 78 (68 21 uuT1415) Solution: (b); pOH = ~logiOH=] = —logl6.2 x 10°7] = 6.2 « pH = 14-pQH=7.8 | 17, mba pH 3.0 a went Been aT EICR BP ca, TA ST {Ans: 2] [BUET? 13-14), ata agate eer enme (sire aircon ofan pores a nce (ovate sn 94 ere (0) aba Borers frre a ica i 18, 0.02 M Ba(OH}, Baa pH Fay (RUET 13-16) (12.60 (6) 536 siz us Nowe, 19. 0.025 MOH” Fa pH cre? (BUTEX13-14) I (a) 1.60 (6) 3.69 (91031, (@) 12.40, HRIKI: (d); pH = 14 ~ pOH = 14-+ loglOH"] = 12.4 20, Fira cara ACOA pH we ATA? I RUET 12-13} (a) 7-755, (0) 645-745 (60-745 (735-745 (79-80. 21, 25°C IeTIRAN 0,015 M ae 3.75% Renate OPS BCA pH ew LA? (KUET11-12) (a) 1.8239, (b) 1.2498 (3.2498 (a) 2.2498 (e) 1.4259 HRT: (©); HGR GUT ARE > 0.015 « (3.75 + 100) mole = $,625 x 10~* mole PH = ~log(5.625 x 10-4) = 3.2498 i 22, COMER pit = 85, wee FOR HY A aT (BATE TE =2.3 litre) IRUET"H-12], (a) 727% 10° b) 3.16X10- —(4BBX 10 — (LATO! —_(e) None. 3.16 x 10° moll* 38 x 1085 8 MTA: (6); “loglH4"] = BS + [1] HY a eet = 3.16 x 10-9 x 2.3 x 6.023 x 1028 = mya (@) 665-638 6669 (4875 (20.16 24, 10M H,S0, wate Boies eReeICe era cote a a fAns:b)[ BUTEX"11-12] @ 10M (b)20M (30M (@4om 25. How many times will the concentration of H* ion in a solution decrease ifits pH is changed fom 2 10 5? (2) 10000times —__(b),100 times (©) 1000 times (€) 10 times (Ams: ef UT'14-12) 26, "Rem ice Bere car cm Fa pH asa ea {ns:e} [BURT"0-11) OSTA — (70ST ET (6) 7.0 (None 27. SST ea 1.0 M BAIT BAC pH GSE WO? Ans: b| [BUET*10-11] aos 70 was mss 28 0.2 gm NaOH 250 mi few snfire WANES waee BAC pH ATA He eR? IKUET 10-11 123 6) 13.3 (its (103 (93 RTA: (a); 250 mL. ITE NAOH TR O.2 gm” Be CHAE 0.02 MPH = 14-4 10g(0.02) = 123 29. subs pH aaa aw? (Ans: d] (RUET10-11) oss et0 62 wa (©) None 30, ER EAH pH wa WF 3,6 Wet BAMA [H*] ot TA CoM? ICUET'10-11) (a) 251% 10° nol /2 (0) 252 10° mol/L (6) 251% 10°4 mol/L a None FATA (C) pH log{H*) = (H*] = 10-P" = 10-36 = 2.512 x 10-4 mol /L 31, 0.0001 M HCl Bac pH wa ate 5? + (cveriay (a) 4.0 (0) 3.0 (35 (d) None of these ATT: (a). pH = —log(H*) Wog(0.0001) = 4 32, eB Here AH PRTRICEEN TAA TAG 3.3 x 10"? Ma ace pH wo? (CUET041) («) 200 iss (aes ais FMATA: (b) pH = —log[H*] = —log(3.3 x 10-2) = 1.482 33. Ifthe hydrogen ion concentration of a fruit juice is 3.3 x 10-2 M, what is the pH? (RUT'10-U1) (a) 2.48 (b) 3.48 (c) 2.18 (d) 1.48 * Solution: (d); pH = ~log[H*] = —log(3.3 x 10-2] = 1.48 rn 3M Whatishe pit ofthe solution a 198 consining 2 gof NaOH in S00 ml of water? LUTO8-0 @p 62512786 (a 12204 Sotuons (05 C= 20H = 100» 9.9675 4 pOH logC = 1.20412 » pH = 14- pOH= 12.796 35. The number of H" ions preset in I ml. ofa solution having pH = 13 is: (UT"08-09) (a) 10"? (b) 6.023 x 1019 (c) 6.023 x 107 (d) 6.023 x 107° 10°PH = 10-19 moll“; No.of ion = 2 Uxsezsntort a aera eo | 6.023 x 107 x ‘WARIS 9A 1: TRIT-O8 mi cores ont pl Sha era. jAns:e][ BUTEX11-12}38 39, 40, 4 > \ SORIA OF OM: TAT-08 a Fron Ree pi acre Ah Fe iy AA YEA (i) RRA FMNME ().62—74 IS 35 1M, 0.1 M8 0.001 M NaOH aces pit Ferm) IRUET19-20] IBvETI9-20, I: pH + pOH = 14 = pl = 14 ~ pon = M4 + logiOH"] pHCLM NaOH) = 14 4 tog(t) = 14 pH(O.A M NaOH) = 14 + 1og(0. 1pH(0.001 M.NaOH) = 14-4 og(0.001) = 11 50 ink CARTE H,S0, 100 mnt. coFIENETA NaOH FESS war Fae wary ete ea? et cae ‘wana Fifa IRUET"18-19] sr = Bae ASHEN 97667 «fires ttn expen, H,S0, — 2H + SO%- {(H,504] = 0.1333 M 1,80, <4 rear = 0.1333 M : | worse 1OmL 0.2 MUCLEAt 30,08 M NaOH 1D mL 0.4 M NaOH ee fore ere ftipe ace era pH ee a Fra ft] = MMC B Me WH HOA 92m (4) sora wrasse pea LOH”) = 0.20M OH = —logiOit-] = 0.5528 pH = 14 — pow = 13.4472 7 Faces i foe ph fr e441 BU ‘Subject (pH range manne as Peers wi wer Die S EEE ora [Subjet «pf ra 135-145 _SRCRTSA SEAT 6 10"? wa FSD RIG weve ae RCA EC 4x 10-2 MW ‘Fete 500 mi, ence a ftte aca wer ae ara Fes Dee ear ee) wees ADA Fats pH ww EC? we Fora fae area ea Bh? [BUET16-17) orate: | ‘ ™ loglH*} = 1.301, 1 ofS SAI wre al otc BCA aT) 105 M bo. ifensora erorca Page oT,EEEEDD.\ 2c | 42, af ora arate ee sooner an Refs ee To ROT DICER a CER HE iC Ate 1 a athe carer wera 0.01 M wee FREI WA Ky = 1.80% 10°9 eH REM ECAR TAR pH wE RCA? ga nen oer BE xa aH : [BUET16-17} ‘waves: [0it-] = JK XC = VIER TOE XOOT = 4.2426 x 10-4 M ‘soapr aft, {H*][0U-] = 1 107! 3 —log[H*] = ~ log(2.357 x 107) = 10.6276 “al WRT DICKS BoA aca a, 357X107 M a 43. 25 mL 0.1 M HCI Bae 0.1 M NaOH weet wat DRGonas a Pig Boe Referers pH et MH aT (2499 mL NaOH ou BEET) IBUET"I3-14) (0) 25. rl NsOH CO : IR a) (H*] = EIA Gy — gl = 46909 SSA IDNIE Oy: pf = 14 pOH = 14+ opt] = 103001603 44, 0.01 MNNAOH (Ky = 1.8% 1075) eet pH st AT IRUET"10-11) AR NAOH = Nii? + OF ca-«) ac aC Ky = 28m atc o- f- = TOM [OH] = ac = 42426 x10 x 001 = 4.2426 x 10-4 } ‘Sr, YON] = brome] = Ey = 2.357 «10° pi =~] = —1og(2257 «10-1 = 106276 ; eer ater: pli = 14 — pOH = 14 + logloH~*] = 14 + log (VROXE) = 14 + og VEBRTOSTONT = 10.6276 : 48. 001 MNSOH TRC pH RTE)” (BUTEX*10-11,06-07 FRITH 0.01 M NaOH Fars POH = —logfOH-] = —logl O01] = 2. plh= 14-2 = 12 46, eo ere sore Rag NE eA 3.9 10"? Mee eH HOI RE BNLAT az pOH eames e (aver 08-09) FAM [Hy O'] = 33 107M; POH = 14 ~pit= 14 — 24015 = 1252 4.2426 x 10-* DIES aa 9a PH = —loglHt,0*} = —log(3.3 10-8) = 1.4815 «pH <7 «wee we 47. 0.01 MHCI Bana pH Fe? A (BUTEX‘08-09, 06-07) ‘ASAE pH = — Jogl H*] = ~log{ 0.01) = 2 48. 0.0003 M cairatirara aRcaranes wees pH Fide eA (BUET‘07-08) ANT: [O11] = 2 x 0.0003 = 0.0006 M; pOH = ~loglOH 14-3222 = 10.778 48. com afro pi TEA 2.5 WE mst oO AEE RCN SIAC TR] PBUTEX"OT-OM| an ETA A, pH = —IoglH*] 25 = —ogl*} [HL = 10°84 = 3.16 10°? moll! 11a, 1000 cm® a afRcgiem ER 3.16 < 10°F moh Lem? was st 222" nok = 2.16% 10°F mol FATE, 1 mol = 602 x 107° (B 2: 3.16% 10° mol = (602 « 108 x 316% 10°) B= 1.9% 10! a) = triacs er. ||
TVR mm [BUTEX"05.06) area wT 25°C errs HCL aw ae aU pH 2.6990 wa waa tt TAC AEE Fa [BLET*03-04) ‘rater: pl = —loglH*) => 2.699 = —log{H*] = [H"] = 1.99986 « L073 moll=! = 2.x 10°? moll? Hcl» HY + cl- fafeur ers, HCL aa aa 2 10" moll a BR ATTA A HTE B-H? 1% NaOH BHR pl FAT IRUET*3-08) AA: SOT Ha: RLS RPT IT ATE TA MT “awe wae: CU HR A Pra pH ATC TR TAT A IW NaOHcn rat = 22 = 0.25 He CH/V) = 2 a] _ pOH = —log{O!t~] = ~1oy0.25 = 0.602 = pH = 14 — po! orga aor BT BT PRCT SIUC ATT 2.8410 moll (Eo pH ee? iy TH AA wee [WATER (i) pH = —log[H*] # —log(2.8 x 10-5) = 4.55 Gi) ai hs pir aR cerca ate [OH"] = 3.4 107 May, raga ae pH (BUTEX'01-02] Sra pI RO a [HY] METAR WE NT TAIT p= — logl H*] pOH = “log 3.4 « 104) =4.46882 .. pl = 14 4.46852 = 9.53148 eae 13, IBUET"02-03} iF concept . SRT HATA pH seat. CETIP torrets Sta ‘ef va BAC OF, pH = pK + log 5 eae HAN aT HaCaT, POH = pKy + tog cre fea ITH WAT GET ARATT + pH = pK + log, op = ara ve saree OY CH TT SB ere ee AT OTe ACT pase = AA SOR BATT ECA EY HLT Sain wa Eas slate aie cam Fea pH] WEN wwe BGT Wee aire aM eT pl ‘ffiréa: pH = pK, + log 22 | fend: POH = pkey + log “aa area eet STORES ra cor aa pit senda, | aan area Bed flees cae ACA pH AE pH = pk, + log Tn 2 ART ae COPS SIVA BISA Cate AIT aT AS OPPS HSA HTC TA FATTo1 02, 04, 05. 07. 08, Bi >.< How many grams of sodium acetates 1 be mixed with 1.0 dm 04 molar avétc aid solution to have hydrogen ion concentration, (H*) = 2.0 x 10* gion dmv? in the solution? [K, = 1.8 x 10-9] fur19.20) (0) 24.528 (0.036 g (292g - were om: (2; Miturs of CH,COOH & CHjCOONa willbe buffer, pH = pK, + log tao" fotscoons) Sol Neon) 79 —log(2 x 104 ~log(.8% 10-5 + log"22 (sn er ture their vole willbe sa) 287 = ATA + gO jog! = 1.06 nay, coong 0065 W = 1036 x 82 =2952 What ratio of M41 is required fora buffer sotution that has p a 7.02 [K, Value of NH ion = 5.6 x 10-19) (56x 1077 (0) 65x 10°" (c) 177.83 (@) 17,783 (LUT'16-17) Soliton: (a pH = pk + Tog MER, Ml = 5.6 x 10-4 25% were eS APR pK, wT 4.761 5.0 pH 98 Sirs wae cfu omCET cee fasts onge eat = CUETIS.16) (@)None of them 7 (8) The ratio of sodium acetate «acetic acid is 1:1.738 (6) The rato of sodium acetate o acetic acid is 1:1 {d) The ratio of sodium acetate to acetic acid is 1.738:1 | soma om oct IEE (pH = plat fog = § = 4.764 og Bw Sa = 10476 = 19924 = 1.736; PH = 4.60 RAY we are was sree UTE cx NCS Ha aS CTC REE RMR ate: aire BTS we? (oom wicepk, = 4.75) 1KUET 1415) (@0708:10 (060410 (—)OG071.0 ——OSOR.TO fe) 0.804: 1.0 ARTE: (a pl = pK + log SL 4.6 = 75 + og tg td B20 Terr Eee Te eR: . tans: b) (RUE 1415} (2) 0.2 M 10 mL. CHsCOOH +0.2.M 10 mLNaOH (6) 0.2 M 10 mL CHyCOOH + 0.1 M 10 mi. NaOH (€)0.1M 10mLCH,COOH + 02M 10 mL.NaOH (dl) 0.2 M 10muL HCL + 0.1 M 10 mL NaOH (©) None se PETA BT HCN we NaC BH Bas WRT 0.025 M ee HCN reAeae ar 7.20 % 10°F Roa BR A? wea ee ETA fea IKUET"13-14) (a) 7.20 10-°M (by LOM. (©) 0.025M — (4) 5.67 x 10-** (6) 29.45 x 10-10 RHE (0); pH = “Iog(7.2 10-5) + tg els ~ gl = —togt2 x 10-9 [Ht] = 7.2% 10-5 M ace ree fora sates cord? {Ans: a} RUET"'2-13] (@) H2CO, + H,0 = H,0* + HCO; (b) CO, + H,O = 2H* + COR (©) HCOS = Ht + COz- (Gd) HCOD = H* + Coe (e) None ‘Frost coat area Hee ae? JAns: ¢/[BUET11-12) (a) CH,COOH + CH,COONa (b) H2CO3 + NaHCO, (© Helo, + cl,cooH (0 NaligFO4 + NaH, i feo aren PAGE ROT.| =D. rere 19. Henderson 7iteras ara cara Face Caras fo aR jAns: ¢, d][KUET 1-12) (a pit= pk, —top 2 (Ky = ~plt + Log (©pptt = ply log SE Go pli= vk, + ng 88 (e)toglt] = tog + tog 10. aah ares Bas HCN GNaCN BER BRC TET O.01M I MH HCN oe TERRA HAT 7.2 x 10 ewerant err 2 OH STE OT FS? \cuEr Hn] (a) 1389 10M ()L3 x10 M— (@) 1.389% 10F M(B) None ‘arate: (a) pit = pk, + log HL = pit = pk, + log = pit = pK, +0 pH = pKa 2 {Ht] = Ky = 7.2. 107 Ms [OH] 389 x 10-'M 11. 1 once $3.45 mg NH, CL HATS ee Rew wea BATH pH Ma HT BARTER) 6 BTS [NHS] [NH] ca ay (M9) Fr aeH [NIG TET, = 10°24] {BUET"21-22] ‘RTA: NH aK, = 107%2° 7 2p, = 926 ~ 5345 x 103 HEEES {NHg) = = 9.99 x 107M NH ai pk, = 14-926 = 4.74 pH = 8. pOH = 14-8=6 DoH py +o ("= 6 =474 og (1!) yyy = 55% 10°9 mal ce [Nits] = 5.5 x 10-8 (ore AL] 12, 60.cm¥0.0S M CH,COOH BRU Area FS ‘em? 0.1 M CHy COONa 4a4 CUteT Taree BAC pH 4.0 A? - armen cue aeare a Se, pH = pKa + jog ARSON!» |. [BUTEX'21-22] tog(L8 x 10° + og aust HEH = 08 a4 = “etucootett = 0.18 + Veujcoons = 54cm? 13, as ca eae ane o ww car carat eID ars 7 FBR HRCH 4 x NaOH wag aT eT BOTs fee pit Fda ay bio airren Facute es = 1.8 x 10°41 IBUET19-20] ERT: pl = pk, + log SBSSONe = —1og(1.8 x 10-5) + log, a a) ceeeres BH 0.1 M ME 2 crm? CD aC IE HEAT RAT Ia BWA CAT O.1 MATA HC 0 5 co? eH GUM AT RET Be pi TAH [Ky = 33 x 10°) IKUET19-20) sre: em: NH + HCl + NHQCI : ORCS: (0.1 x 25) @ixs5) 0 =25mmol 05 mmol cnot: 2mmot G05 mmol Be NHL Cl ree Pecans ea oe SAME NH, NHL,OH TRE ACH IGS iy #0" NH OH POH = pky Hop aL, = ~log( 38% 10-9) + og = 3.06 + pt 15, 4.05 pH wx aa apa as ere 20 S00 mL oTFITE 1.2 g CH, COOH we RGAE STR CHjCOONa co Bete 4-388 = 10.12 SIRO BTR? (K, = 1.8 x 10-5] {BUTEX'19-20) ste p= py +g 405 =~ tg. 20-9) + 2 W = 0.3312g CHyCOONa 16, 0.280 M NH,CI ae 0.0700 M NH, zeta tte pH fore O21 NH. HAUNT FACTOR aA Ky, = 1.76% 10°F) DRA a A: POH = pki + log 2 = —Iog(.76 x 10°) + og 2 RUE 1#-19} pOH = 536 « pil= 14~ pot = 0643 17, 400 mL. 0.1 M NaOH 1 774 600 mi.0.2 Mare ans cM A eM I AS AT | AT AT pH are? (ae fares wT: pK, = 4.76) (BUET7-181 >a: CH,COOH + NaOH = _ CH;COONa+H,0 oH: a b ° rare: (a-b) 0 b (012-004) 0 0.04 a= acid an om mole = SV = 02x #2 = 0.12 mole b= base et ara mole = SV = 04x pit = pk, + logit 446 1 (ere BY IRUETIS-16) ae: ce A HATH HH ARO IAT IC TNE HEM AE (b cereTaTa area ara fre rer BL ATA BA, pH = pk, + log Et ; wat arn HALA, pH = 14 ~ py — log ies (c) 6 rer 0.25 M NH, 60.40 M NHC SR) BeBe pH PAT SHEAR Ky 1.8 x 10°F aa DOH = pk og = —og(.8 x 10°) + og = 4948 3 pH = 14— pOH = 9.05118, 20. a 2. 26. at 25°C wrormrare omIfate eAITER pK, = 4.76, STH 5.0 pH ae aT Bae Cnfoura SHTFACED cue Freee ies a (CUE) Rr: p= pk + logit 5 = 476-+ og At logit = oe = 1.7362 + 5.0 pH am rere ret teft wae CrfeAa SNES @ MAS ofS 1.738: 1 IAEMICE Rete eA | 4.60 pH a4 aoP anata wae Zefa aCe eras aeHT eR Force 0.01 M SITES aPC 10.0 mL Bat GR S500 cs wo we so (aL) OT COT HEE HA pk = 475] [BUET'12-13} ane p= pk, + loge 34.6% 4:75 + log EE Va 30cm? 0.1 M NaOH Hc 100 con® 01 M Rarities iceR es CaM ar Kon 2B aa ee pe iy CReraice aH Ky = 1.8 x 10°51 [BUTEN'11-12] sem p= pk, +1 NaOH + CH3COOH + CH,COONa + H,0 2 TRC TA EAH = 30x 01 x 10°F mole» ATER GAT RAT = 70 x Oct x 10°? mole «pH = ~log( 1.8 10°) + tog (22) = 6377 «afb ater RES HCN NaCN BT eT AT 0,01 M 1 HCN SA A 7.2 10-20 [ERIRCH He ON: seers WTA FE? [CUET'09-10, RUET?04-05} ‘iat: pH = pK, + log 22 “pH = 9.143 Peta To | th nto 9.209) Ah pH == logic, + log et “(HY) = 7.2510" = =10g (721079) + log 22 @ eran) ta fers ago ona [RUET*08-09) RR RT eA ee kA A Tt aM eT A pH mI ATER AT AC eo are me ae ge IC PITS TN DK eM A TTA HR SS a (0) 10 mL 0.1 M ef fits ect 4 ml. 0.1 M NaOH Bee cM are Bee BEES pH ER? [pK 4.75 THIS: 4 mL, 0.1 M NaOH = 4 mL.O.1 M CH,COOH NaOH + CH COOH =5CH,COONa + #0 ‘waft afte = 6 mL. 0.1 M pH = pK, + log itl = 4.76-+ og 222 = 4.504 025 Mwai ate et 0.100 M onfSUN wa Use wae pH ew? (K, = 1.8 10-4) 274 + log (8) = 3.74 -03979 = 3.346 [CUET 8-09, eo wr es SHAS aPceR KH 0.20 moll eae cafe BTIPTCCS WARE 0:30 moll! fe «aces Riemer WAGER ATA 1.80 x 10-* moll? ea Heat pH wo? [BUTEX'08.09] FAN pit = pka + log SH = —log( 8x 10-4) + log (22) = 4.92 (a) core ar wes RTCA ICTS WATTAT 3 x LO-Smoll~* ay, 2B HACE pl WE Ra? HAE eS AY (0) cower zac hese Br CRE ALEC CATHIOTT re [RUETU7-08) ARTE: (a) pH = —log{ H*] = —logl 3x 10-5) = 4.5228 sansa arf eB wraM pH <7. (cero carenera rae am a BAT pH Ft TIE AA pH = pk, + log Set CREP ora HAC SCTE (oes wees pi Pree at ATT (i) ARG pH a era et ee mE HO 9 ETA HA AT IN eM TTT sae fre eat era wre a en) =<. ae\ ‘WHEE 3A AF: TENTT-08 i 27.4.0 pH sraara wea Cela a6 60 mL 0.05 M wae oF wre mw mL 0.1 M Coeur ATA rae GUT eae ‘G4 (HCOOH a pk, = 3.8) {CUET‘07-08) FIM: DH = pK, + tog tL 28. (9) HACIA pH © Ta was Hea fre [RUET*06-07) STATA: pH: Set Borge H* ru Wr EE Aen PIR pH ACA) pH = ~log[H"] WR A: HBA pH MRE TEN OR BHA APH AM AH GTA: CH COOH @ CHjCOONa sf He) (6) 0.1 M SHES APIs @ 0.1 M CnReAy SERED RA wens pH fits aa Be wate acgICeA SrA WHHNAT FS? (K, = 1.6 x 10-5) Jae pH = DK, + fog = —log 1.80% 10°F gl 22!] = 4.745 (H* ] = antilog (4.745) = [H*] = 1.80% 10-3 mol t-* 29. 25°C Trae 1.0 dm? er area BAT 0.025 mol NH,OH us 0.035 mol NHAC et 30a) & 68% opr NH OH sm caer rae, Ky, = 1.8 x 10-5 apete waefOa pH RL: IKUET‘0S-06] = 38 + log(Z82) = 47sA6rmt ' THR FOH = py + og EL 14 pH = ~ log (1.8310°) + log 22-5 ptt = 924 30, 0.1 MST as ee 0.15 M cnfoUr aE aT TOA 1G ETH Bra pH on es Bes BCs RPRCHTCNRT {CUET“08.06) [J “Sree wera Feit Hai (Ky = 1.8*10-% mol L*) THAT: CR, AFF] = 0.1 M; MI= O.15M; K, = 1.8 x 10-§ mol I> DH pik + opt = p= og (Ky) + og! -Iog (10x 10-4) +0476 pt = 492 ‘SI, pH = —log(H*}=>[H*] = 10-* = 1.2 x 10-5 (H*} = 12% 105M id 31, 30 em, 0.1 M NaOH BH se 100 cme, 0.1 M CHs COOH ee aren Rea Metre esta put AE [k= 1.8107) IKUET (3-04) FRA a 72% Oclmole mos = 2 x mole DH = Bk + og St = og (10°) + lg( 2622) 52577 32, RETA ERCRT pH set HBS cowTIHT teas PHT eA [CUET"03-04) ‘TAIN: CH; COOH = CH, COO + H* Hy = AEE ey = 6 EL og = oe + lag = PH = iy ~ og 28 2 ih =p, + og SE 33. Re Ras rae oe ACO pH = 7.4 RAW [HCO; | [HsCO5) ee PRE WE? (K, = 4.3 x 10-7) RT: H,CO, = HP 4 605 (BUETO1-03) PH= pk, + og 7.4 =tgl.3 «10-7 + ot aca 974 = 6367 + log Sat = SN = yqra-ose7 = 19.79 ,, Ce) [H.co,) ~ 4a Ree ao a arr aR aT a RACIAL aT BTA CT TOR ATTEN AD INS ROP Ay STATA ATA ACH SEHR TAT, CAGRy TR TUT OOM AE CRU TENG “TT RED CT onal 0.79 inc > inet = om vedo onan. |
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