Chemistry 212 Lab Final Exam

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Chemistry 212 Lab Final Exam

1. Which solution would have the lower freezing point?: Higher molality = lower

freezing point

2. DeltaTf=Kf*molal: Molal = (moles solute)/(kg solvent)

3. Calculate molar mass from change in temp: Find molality from DeltaT=Kf*mo-

lal Use molal to get moles solute molar mass = grams/mole solute

4. Calculate % aspirin in tablet from absorbance vs concentration graph: y=ab-

sorbance x=concentration/molarity Find x from y=mx+b Get moles from molarity by multiplying by volume Multiply moles by molecular weight of aspirin to get grams of aspirin.Divide grams of aspirin by tablet mass and * 100

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5. Sunscreen question: A=-log(%T/100%)

Thickness ratio from both sunscreens SPF 10 A =-3log(1/10) = 3 SPF 100 A=-2log(1/100) = 2 Higher absorbance (A) is better protection

  • Absorbance of solution?
  • Concentration of solution increased x3

Concentration of solution decreased x3: A=-log(80%/100%)

A=-3log(80%/100%)... A=2.91.... T=10^(-A). ... T=10^-(2.91) A=-(1/3)log(80/100)...A=0.0323. .. T=10^-(0.0323)

  • When performing the reaction of I- with H2O2 you accidentally added more

Na2S2O3 to the solution. How would that affect the reaction time?: Increase

time but wouldn't affect rate

8. Which trial should take the most amount of time?: Multiply concentrations of

each trial.Smallest rate = greatest time

  • Concentrations of KI and H2O2 increased x3

Concentrations deceased x3: =reaction time/concentration

=reaction time * concentration

10. Increase concentration of Na2S2O3 on reaction rate: unchanged

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Chemistry 212 Lab Final Exam 1. Which solution would have the lower freezing point?: Higher molality = lower freezing point 2. DeltaTf=Kf*molal: Molal = (moles solute)/(kg solvent) 3. Calculate mol...

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