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OCR Chemistry B Salters F331 May 22nd 2015

hi all,

What was everyone's overall impression of that paper?

I thought it was probably a bit on the harder side but that might just be kind of subjective for me, plus I'm not exactly an outstanding student.

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Reply 1
I think it was ok, emmision spectra was hard and so was the weird calculation about volume :frown: what sign did you get for tbe enthalpy?
-196 I think I got :smile:
Original post by Jonooo123
-196 I think I got :smile:


I've got the same then i've got
H2(g) + 1.5O2(g) -> H2O(l) + O2(g)
Reply 4
That's what I got too, what did you get for the volume? I got 278.25 or something like that.
(edited 8 years ago)
Ive got
number of moles=mass/Mr= 90/(16+16+2)=2.65
2.65x70=185.3cm3
185/1000=0.185dm3 (converting cm3 to dm3)
Final answer= 0.185dm3
But not sure if it's right
Original post by Erica_Tsoi
Ive got
number of moles=mass/Mr= 90/(16+16+2)=2.65
2.65x70=185.3cm3
185/1000=0.185dm3 (converting cm3 to dm3)
Final answer= 0.185dm3
But not sure if it's right

Wasn't the volume 70dm3 per mole?
I got moles of peroxide was 2.65 so moles of h20 was 2.65,moles of o2 was half of that so 1.325 number of moles of gas was 2.65+1.325, volume of gas was that number times 70 which came out as just under 288, anyone agree with this? :smile:
Reply 7
Yeah that's what I got :smile:
Original post by Jonooo123
Wasn't the volume 70dm3 per mole?
I got moles of peroxide was 2.65 so moles of h20 was 2.65,moles of o2 was half of that so 1.325 number of moles of gas was 2.65+1.325, volume of gas was that number times 70 which came out as just under 288, anyone agree with this? :smile:


I got that.
For the equation I got 2H20 ----> O2 + 2H2 is that right? :redface:

For the volume is was like 277 or 278

Btw guys what did everyone get for the bond angle for C-C-C (according to repulsion theory & actual bond angle)

& what did everyone write down for the decomposition of Nitrogen Peroxide?
Made so many stupid mistakes!!
[QUOTE="KINGYusuf;56114311"]For the equation I got 2H20 ----> O2 + 2H2 is that right? :redface:

For the volume is was like 277 or 278

Btw guys what did everyone get for the bond angle for C-C-C (according to repulsion theory & actual bond angle)

& what did everyone write down for the decomposition of Nitrogen Peroxide?[/QUOTE
Apparently it was 109*
I didn't get it because I didn't factor in the hydrogens.
Original post by KINGYusuf
For the equation I got 2H20 ----> O2 + 2H2 is that right? :redface:

For the volume is was like 277 or 278

Btw guys what did everyone get for the bond angle for C-C-C (according to repulsion theory & actual bond angle)

& what did everyone write down for the decomposition of Nitrogen Peroxide?


Bond angle should be 109 in theory but cyclopropane is a a triangular shaped molecule so bond angle is less, towards 60 degrees! Also equation was for formation of water so 2H2 +O2 - - - > 2H2O
(edited 8 years ago)
Original post by KINGYusuf
For the equation I got 2H20 ----> O2 + 2H2 is that right? :redface:

For the volume is was like 277 or 278

Btw guys what did everyone get for the bond angle for C-C-C (according to repulsion theory & actual bond angle)

& what did everyone write down for the decomposition of Nitrogen Peroxide?


H2(g) + 1.5O2(g) -> H2O(l) + O2(g)

109 Tetrahedral

N2O -> N2 +O (Not sure for this one)
Original post by Erica_Tsoi
H2(g) + 1.5O2(g) -> H2O(l) + O2(g)

109 Tetrahedral

N2O -> N2 +O (Not sure for this one)



Is my equation right also?
Original post by KINGYusuf
Is my equation right also?


Should be H2(g) + 1.5O2(g) -> H2O(l) + O2(g)
Thought I could get 100 UMS😭😭
Reply 17
Original post by KINGYusuf
For the equation I got 2H20 ----> O2 + 2H2 is that right? :redface:

For the volume is was like 277 or 278

Btw guys what did everyone get for the bond angle for C-C-C (according to repulsion theory & actual bond angle)

& what did everyone write down for the decomposition of Nitrogen Peroxide?


My equation on the formation of water was the other way around, but i got that volume and i put 109 for the predicted bond angle and that it was actualy reduced. For the decomposition i put 2N2O--->2N2+O2
Original post by Erica_Tsoi
Should be H2(g) + 1.5O2(g) -> H2O(l) + O2(g)


I think my one is acceptable too hopefully, it also balances :smile:!
Original post by Erica_Tsoi
H2(g) + 1.5O2(g) -> H2O(l) + O2(g)

109 Tetrahedral

N2O -> N2 +O (Not sure for this one)

Oxygen is diatomic so it needed to be 02

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