BSc Biochemistry Sem I ATKT 2017-18 Bio Chem Chemistry I Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes
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Q1 A) Select the correct option and complete the following sentences. 12 marks
- a) b)An=0
- ii) The normality of 0.1M NaCl solution is
- iii) Which of the following is an intensive property
- a) Volume
- iv) If work is done by the system then w is taken as
- v) Half filled and completely filled orbitals are stable
- a) not b) more c) less
- vi) The radial wave function gives the of the orbitals
- vii) Splitting of the spectral lines in presence of magnetic field is called
- viii) Shielding constant is calculated using rules
- x) Phenol is more than alcohol
- xi) electrons are present in valence shell of nitrogen atom
- xii) Un is electron rich species which donates electrons to electron deficient species
- a) b) Acid Nucleophile
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- B) State whether following statements are True or False. 03
- i) Mole fraction is a volume basis method of expressing concentration
- ii) Hydrogenic species have only one electron
- iii) Pi - bond is formed by overlapping of P-P orbitals
- C) Match the following columns 08
- a) i) State function
- b) Primary amines ii) low enthalpy of ionization
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Q2 A) 1) Explain the terms 5 marks
- b) Resonance Energy Il) Define enthalpy. 03 Calculate AH for the reaction Given AE = —59.4 K.J at 298 K ) What is standard enthalpy of formation? Calculate standard enthalpy of formation of benzene 05 Il) State and-explain zeroth law of thermodynamics. Explain why is it called so ? 03
- B) Calculate the value of AH and AE for the reversible isothermal evaporation of 198 g of water vapour Given: heat of evaporation of water =2258.1 Il) 40 g of glucose is dissolved in 300 g of water. Calculate mole fraction of glucose in the solution 03 molar mass of glucose = 180
- i) Calculate the amount of heat necessary to raise the temperature of 216g of water from 05 Molar heat capacity of water = k At. Wt. of H=1, 0=16
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- ii) Calculate the weight of the substances that will be required to prepare 400 cm? of 0.3.N solution of 03 each of the following
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Q1 Ni Cl, .6H,0
- C) i) Define a) process 02
- ii) With respect to concentrations of solutions explain the terms 02
- a) Weight Volume (w/v)
- b) Volume volume (v/v)
- i)Define a) Adiabatic process 02
- b) Extensive property
- ii)Explain the term 02
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Q3 i) Explain postulates of Bohr’s theory of atomic structure 5 marks
- ii) Plot and explain radial probability distribution curve of 1s electron. Calculate radial node for 1s 03
- i) What are the conditions a wave function should satisfy in order to be acceptable? 05
- ii) An atom of an element contains 20 electrons and 20 neutrons Deduce a) the number of protons b) atomic mass and c) the electronic configuration of the 03
- B) What is Pauling’s definition of electronegativity? Calculate electronegativity of Pb Allred 05 method. (Given— Atomic number of Pb = 82 Shielding constant of Pb = 76.35 Covalent radius of Pb = 1.53
- ii) Why are cations smaller and anions larger in size as compared to their parent atoms? 03
- i) What are main group and inner transition elements? Explain with suitable examples. 05
- ii) Why do halogens show higher electron gain enthalpy values? 03
- C) Explain main drawbacks of Rutherford’s atomic model. 04 What is meant.by dual nature of an electron ? Calculate wave length of an electron of mass 9.1 X 04 kg moving with velocity 800 m.s~+ (Given h=6.26 x Js )
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Q4 i) Write IUPAC names to following 5 marks
- ii) Explain why ammonia has pyramidal shape with a bond angle of 03
- i) Draw the structures for following 05
- a) Pentane - 2,3 - diene
- b) Ethanol
- c) 1,2 Ethane
- d) Pentanoic acid
- e) Methyl Methanoate
- ii) Indicate types of ‘O’ atom of following compounds. 03
- a) OH
- B) i) Explain the effect of hybridization.on following bond properties of molecules considering example of 05
- a). Shape of molecule
- b) Bond angle
- c) Bond multiplicity
- d) Bond Length
- ii)Give an example of each of following reaction 03
- a) Addition Reaction
- b) Elimination Reaction
- c) Substitution Reaction Draw resonance structures for 04
- a) Vinyl Chloride
- b) Acetamide
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- ii) Distinguish between resonance and hyper conjugation. 04
- C) Give IUPAC names for the following. 04 iv)
- C) Draw the structures for following 04
- i) 2-amino butane
- iv) Ethanamide Attempt any four of the following 05
- A) Explain the terms
- a) Standard states Enthalpy of combustion
- B) Calculate the normality & molarity of the solution containing 20.2 g of succinic acid 05 dm? of the solution. Molar mass of succinic acid = 118.09
- C) Explain the terms shell, subshell and orbital. Write the values of shell, subshell and orbitals for a 3d 05
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- D) Explain in brief recording of hydrogen spectrum. Name different series of spectral lines observed in 05
- E) What is carbocation? Explain its shape with suitable example. 05
- F) Why monochloro acetic acid is stronger acid than acetic acid. Explain with structures. 05
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