The document contains questions about the properties, preparation, and reactions of ammonia. It asks about the reactants used to prepare ammonia in the laboratory and through the Haber process. Questions are also asked about using ammonia as a refrigerant, the Ostwald process for ammonia synthesis, and distinguishing between various salts through chemical tests and reactions. Balanced equations are also required for several reactions involving ammonia.
The document contains questions about the properties, preparation, and reactions of ammonia. It asks about the reactants used to prepare ammonia in the laboratory and through the Haber process. Questions are also asked about using ammonia as a refrigerant, the Ostwald process for ammonia synthesis, and distinguishing between various salts through chemical tests and reactions. Balanced equations are also required for several reactions involving ammonia.
The document contains questions about the properties, preparation, and reactions of ammonia. It asks about the reactants used to prepare ammonia in the laboratory and through the Haber process. Questions are also asked about using ammonia as a refrigerant, the Ostwald process for ammonia synthesis, and distinguishing between various salts through chemical tests and reactions. Balanced equations are also required for several reactions involving ammonia.
The document contains questions about the properties, preparation, and reactions of ammonia. It asks about the reactants used to prepare ammonia in the laboratory and through the Haber process. Questions are also asked about using ammonia as a refrigerant, the Ostwald process for ammonia synthesis, and distinguishing between various salts through chemical tests and reactions. Balanced equations are also required for several reactions involving ammonia.
Marks-30 1. Give the name of a hydride of nitrogen. (5)
A. Which reactants are used in laboratory preparation of ammonia?
B. What are the conditions required for the synthesis of ammonia in
Haber’s process?
C. Which compound is used in drying ammonia?
D. What is the vapour density and nature of ammonia?
E. Name two nitrides from which ammonia can be prepared?
2. Explain the following observations: (3)
A. On inverting a jar of ammonia in a trough of water, it is quickly filled
with water.
B. A fertilizer containing an ammonium salt gets spoiled, if accidently
mixed with slaked lime.
C. When a glass rod dipped in hydrochloric acid is introduced into a gas jar full of ammonia, dense white fumes are produced.
3. Gas B turns red litmus paper blue. (2)
A. What is the name of gas B?
B. Write the equation for the reaction that takes place when gas B is passed over heated copper oxide.
4. Give a chemical test and equations to distinguish between the
following: (3)
A. Ammonium chloride and Sodium Chloride
B. Ferric salt and Ferrous salt
C. Sodium sulphate and ammonium sulphate
5. Answer the following questions: (3)
A. Name the common refrigerant. How does it deplete ozone layer?
B. What is the alternative of Chlorofluoro carbon?
C. State advantages and disadvantages of using ammonia as
refrigerant?
6. Ammonia is used in the Ostwald process, (3)
A. Give the source of reactants used in this process.
B. Name the catalyst used in the process.
C. Name the oxidizing agent used in the process.
D. What is the ratio of ammonia and air taken in this process?
E. Why is quartz used in the process?
7. Complete the following equations. (2)
A. Mg3N2 + 6H2O →
B. 2NH3 + 3CuO →
C. 8NH3 + 3Cl2 →
D. 4NH3 + 5O2 →
8. When ammonium hydroxide is added to solution B, a pale blue
precipitate is formed. This pale blue precipitate dissolves in excess ammonium hydroxide giving an inky blue solution. What is the cation present in soln B? What is the probable colour of solution B. (1) 9. (5)
(i) Name the gas collected in the jar.
(ii) Give a balances equation for the above preparation.
(iii) State how the above gas is collected.
(iv) Name the drying agent used.
(v) State how you will find out that the jar is full of the pungent gas.
(c) write a balanced chemical equation- Chlorine reacts with excess of
ammonia.
(d) State your observation- water is added to the product formed, when Al is burnt in a jar of nitrogen gas.
10. (3)
(a) Show by balanced equations how would you carry out the conversions A, B, C, D and E.
(b) How can ammonia be separated from unreacted nitrogen and hydrogen.
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