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1. S.Y.B.SC. (CBCGSS) SEM III CHEMISTRY II (27 10 2023).pdf
SEM III · 2023-2024 · 1 May 2025

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  • ii) Figures to the right indicate full marks
  1. Q1 A) select the correct option from the following statements and rewrite the statement
    • 1) The molecularity of reaction X + 2Y gives product is
    • ii)2 3 iv) 4
    • 2) In the context of chemical reaction what distinguishes a complex reaction from simple
    • i) Complex reaction involves multiple step and intermediate species
    • ii) Complex reaction occurs only in organic chemistry
    • iii) simple reaction are faster than Complex reactions
    • iv) Complex reactions do not involve any catalyst
    • 3) when a solute distribute itself between two immiscible liquids in contact with each other a mathematical constant ratio exist between
    • i) the weight of solute into liquids **ii) concentration of solute in two liquids
    • iii) number of moles of solute in two liquids number of atoms of solute in two liquids
    • 4) system that shows lower critical solution temperature is
    • 5) Nitrogen dioxide and nitrogen tetraoxide are in
    • 6) Nitric oxide is prepared on large scale by
    • 1) Willkinson's process using platinum as catalyst ii)Ven't Hoff process using platinum as catalyst
    • iii)Pfann's process using platinum as catalyst iv)Ostwald's process using platinum as catalyst
    • 7) what is the hybridization of silica?
    • 8) Nitrous oxide is
    • 9) The carbony! group is highly polar due to difference in electronegativity of atoms
    • iii) C and N
    • 10) Aldehyde are more reactive towards than ketones due to presence of electron
    • 11) Gattermann Koch formylation method is used to prepare
    • 12) Aldehyde or Ketone reacts with a primary amine to give an
    • B) state whether the following statements are true or false 3
    • 1) Nicotine water system shows both upper and lower critical solution temperature
    • 3) Rosenmund reduction is a selective reduction of acid halide into an aldehyde by
    • C) Match the Following 3
    • 1) Rosenmund Reduction a) +2
  2. Q2 Answer the following questions (any four) 20 marks
    • 1. Explain types of complex reaction with suitable example
    • 2. State and derive Raoult's law
    • 3. Explain phenol water system with proper diagram
    • 4. Explain in detail positive and negative deviation
    • 5. A polymer sample has 4 different kinds of molar masses as 1.5 x 2.6x 3.5 x and 5 x present in ratio Calculate i) number average molecular weight and ii) weight average molecular weight
    • 6. Differentiate between linear polymer and branched polymer
  3. Q3 Answer the following questions (any four) 1, Discuss general trends in physical and chemical properties of Nitrogen family elements 20 marks
    • 2. Discuss properties of hydrides of Nitrogen family elements
    • 3. Discuss preparation, properties, structure and uses of any three oxides of Nitrogen
    • 4. Discuss Czochralski pulling technique for single crystal growth
    • 5. Discuss the occurrence,structure and inertness of
    • 6. Discuss the structure and electron count in diborane and Tetraborane
  4. Q4 Answer the following questions (any four) 20 marks
    • 1. What is tautomerisation? Give the mechanism of acid cataiysed enolization
    • 2. Explain the mechanism of Knoevengel reaction
    • 3. Explain mechanism and application of benzoin condensation reaction
    • 4. Explain the use of fol!owing reagents in of aldehyde and ketones
    • 5. How will you convert
    • i) Benzene into Acetophenone
    • ii) Benzaldehyde into Benzaldehyde sodium bisulphite
    • 6. reduction of aldehyde and ketone using Lithium Aluminium Hydride

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