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ss1 Theory and Practical Questions

The document contains 5 sections with multiple questions about chemistry topics. Section B asks questions about indicators, filtration, and separating mixtures. Section C asks multi-part questions about gas laws, the periodic table, oxidation numbers, electronic configurations, isotopes, and diffusion. Section D and E likely contain additional chemistry questions.

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ss1 Theory and Practical Questions

The document contains 5 sections with multiple questions about chemistry topics. Section B asks questions about indicators, filtration, and separating mixtures. Section C asks multi-part questions about gas laws, the periodic table, oxidation numbers, electronic configurations, isotopes, and diffusion. Section D and E likely contain additional chemistry questions.

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SECTION B : ALTERNATIVE TO PRACTICAL

Instructions: Answer all questions in this section(15 marks)

1. (a)Complete the table below

S/N Indicator Colour in alkaline Colour in acidic


solution solution
1 Litmus

2 Yellow

3 Methyl Orange

(b) A mixture of sand and water can be separated using filtration. What property of sand
allows it to be separated from water through this technique?

2. (a) Mention 3 precautions to be observed when carrying out a Volumetric analysis


(b)Differentiate between a Qualitative and Quantitative analysis.
(c) Praise-win has a plate of powdered sugar mixed with sand. How can she separate this
mixture thoroughly?

3. (a) How many moles are in 40g of NaOH salt?


(b) List three heating apparatus in the chemistry laboratory
(c) What does PPE means? Give examples and their importance.

SECTION C: THEORY

Instructions: Answer three questions only from this section (30 marks)

1. (a)i. State two postulates of kinetic theory of gas.


ii. 125cm3 of hydrogen occupies a particular vessels at 25 oC What will be the temperature of
the gas if the volume is doubled ?
(b)i. State the Graham’s law of diffusion? ii. Give the graphical representation of Charles’ Law. iii.
Determine the oxidation number of Sulphur in H2SO4.

2. (a) i. State the Boyle’s Law.


ii. write out the 11 th -20th element on the periodic table, their symbols and electronic
configuration.
iii. According to Boyle’s Law, state the relationship that exist between volume and pressure of a
given gas at constant temperature. (derive the equation)
(b) 370cm3 of a gas has a pressure of 775mmHg. Find its volume if the pressure is reduced to
740mmHg

4. (a) i. State Hund’s Principle.


ii. Write the electronic configuration of: Potassium, Calcium ion and chloride ion.
(b) The atomic number of sodium is 11 and its relative atomic mass is 22.99.
i. What is the mass number of sodium atom?
ii. How many protons, neutrons and electrons are there in a sodium atom?
iii. What are the principal differences between these particles?
(c) A sample of gas occupies 400.0ml at 25 oC and 1 bar pressure. What volume will it occupy at
200 oC at the same pressure?

4. (a) i. At 655mmHg and 25 oC, a sapmle of chlorine gas has volume of 750ml. How many moles of
Chlorine gas at this condition?

ii. Write an ideal gas equation (explain the parameters)


iii. Give two chemical properties of acid.
(b) Balance the equation of the following reactions:
i. Al(s) + NaOH(aq) + H2O ------ NaAlO2(aq) + H2(g)
ii. ZnCl2(s) + H2SO4(aq) -------- ZnSO4(aq) + HCl(aq)

5. (a) i. What is an Atomic orbital?


ii.What is the difference between empirical formula and molecular formula?
(b)i. What are isotopes?
ii. What is Diffusion? Give an illustration.
(c) A cylinder contains a gas which has a pressure of 125mmHg at a temperature of 200K. Find the
temperature of the gas which has a pressure of 100mmHg if the volume remains constant.

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