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Content :
1. Practice set -1
    → 8 MCQ 
   → 2 NAT
2. Answer key of practice set.
3. Explanation of all questions
4. Self-test ( check your concept that you have learned while solving practice set)
5. Answer key of self-test.


Practice Set: 

 

Q.1:

The reagent suitable for effecting the following transformation is


a) CH2N2
b) Me2CuLi
c) Meli
d) Ph3P=CH2


Q.2:

Which of the following thermodynamic relation is correct?
a ) dG=VdP-SdT
b ) dE= PdV+TdS
c)dH= -VdP+TdS
d) dG=VdP+SdT


Q.3:

The hybridization in SF6 molecule is :
a) sp³d²
b) sp²d³
c) spd⁴
d) sp³s¹p¹
Q.4:
What is the correct statement of the following two species?

 

H3O+ and NO3-


a) similar in the hybridization of a central atom with different structures
b)H3O+ has sp³ hybridization of the central atom and tetrahedral shape
c) NO3-  has sp hybridization of the central atom.
d)none.


Q.5:

Using Wade's rule, the structure of the B10C2H12 will be
a) Nido
b) close
c) arachnoid
d) none of these.

 

Q.6:

Arrange in order of decreasing acidic strength


a) X>Y>Z
b) X>Z>Y
c) Z>Y>X
d) Y>Z>X


Q.7:

For which order reaction does the unit of the rate equals the team of the rate constant?
a) 0
b) 1
c) 2
d) 4


Q.8:

The cubic unit cell of a metal ( molar mass = 63.55 g.mol-1) has an edge length of 362 pm. Its density is 8.92 g.cm -3, the no. of atoms present in unit cell is ______________.


Q.9:

In the reaction of sodium thiosulphate with I2 in an aqueous medium, the equivalent weight of sodium thiosulphate is equal to  _________.


Q.10:


Answer key:
1 ) d , 2) a , 3 ) a , 4 ) d , 5 ) b , 6 ) b , 7 ) a , 8 ) 4 , 9 ) Equivalent weight of sodium thiosulphate , 10 ) D
Answer with Explanation:


Q.1:
This is an example of Wittig's reaction. The transformation  and mechanism are as follows:


Q.2:

We know that,
Gibbs free energy,
G = H - TS
So, dG = dH -TdS - SdT ..............(i)
Now, enthalpy , H = U + PV
So, dH = dU + PdV + VdP
             = dQ + VdP [ From first law  thermo
                                     - dynamics ]
            = TdS + VdP [ 2nd law of thermo
                                     - dynamics ]
Substituting the  ' dH'  in equation (i) , we get

 

dG = TdS + VdP - TdS - SdT   = VdP - SdT

So the correct answer is a.


Q.3:

SF6:
Hybridization=( 1/2)[ no of  valence shell electrons + no of monoatoms - no of positive charge + no of negative charge ]
So, H(SF6)
          = ( 6+ 6 -0 + 0) / 2
          = 6
This number means that sp³d².

            Hybridization table:

Sp   2
Sp2 3
Sp3 4
Sp3d 5
Sp3d2           6         


Q.4:

We know that,

                 Hybridization =( 1/2)[ no of  valence shell electrons + no of monoatomic - no of positive charge + no of negative charge ]
No of lone pair = H - no of monoatomic - no of diatoms.
H3O+:
Here O is the central atom.
H= (1/2)[ 6 - 3 +1] = 4

This means sp³.
Now, no of lone pair = 4 - 3 -0 =1
So, the structure will be pyramidal.
NO3-:
H = (1/2) [ 5 +1] = 3
3→sp²
Lone pair = 3 - 0 - 3 = 0
So, the structure will be Trigonal planar .

So, this does not match with given option i.e. answer will be option D .

 

Q.5:

B10C2H12 (given)  is a  carboborane .
So, to convert it into Borane type, we replace C = BH.
So, what will we get now?
=> B10C2H12 = B10(BH)2H12 = B10B2H2H12 = B12H14
This leads to ths following type BnHn2-
and that's why it is closo one.


Q.6:

Keep in mind the following points to find out the acidity order X, Y, and Z.
i) acidity ∞ stability of the conjugate base
ii) acidity ∞ easiness of proton loss.

 

 

 

Q.7:

The unit of the rate constant of n-th order is mol1-n lint-1 S-1
Again, rate = dc/DT, so unit will be mol lit-1 S-1
So, it is clear from the above two units  that  1- n = 1 & n - 1 = -1
That is n = 0 . So, the order of the reaction is Zero. 

Q.8:

 

Q.9: 

 

Q.10:

The checking factors for this question are stability of carbocation that formed in the middle of reaction that predicts (=O ) position and the stereochemistry of H atom migration.
In [1,2] rearrangements, the migrating H atom always is connected to the same face of the carbenium ion from which it begins the migration.

 


It follows that the [1,2]-shift in the carbenium ion B  must proceed stereoselectively. This is because the H atom can begin its migration only on one side of the carbenium ion.

This rearrangement is stereoselective since there is only one H atom next to the sextet center and the H atom undergoes the[1,2]-migration on the same face of the five-membered ring.

 

Self-test

(Check your concept that you have learned through the above questions)

 

Q.1:

C2B9H11 + 2e- → A
A will be
a) close
b) Nido
c) arachnoid
d) Hypo
Q.2:
Wittig reaction goes through a
a)  3 membered cyclic intermediate
b) 4 membered cyclic intermediate
c) 6 membered cyclic intermediate
d) no cyclic intermediate formed.


Q.3:

The no of correct thermodynamic relations are
i ) dG=VdP-SdT
ii) dE= PdV+TdS
iii )dH= VdP+TdS
iv) dU = TdS - PdV
a) 1 , b) 2 , c) 3 , d) 4


Q.4 :

Which of the following molecules possess an inversion center?
a) SF6
b) SO2Cl2
c) NH3
d) H2O


Q.5:

The unit of the rate constant of the n-th order is S-1. Then n =?
a) 0
b) 1
c) 2
d) 3


Answer  key :
1. b, 2. b, 3. c, 4. a, 5. b

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