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The information needed to answer these questions can be found in your general chemistry lecture
textbook, the Lab Safety for Chemists online text
(https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zGrN2CkyKk-
UejhEa277V-VPzfgf-TLr/view?usp=sharing) (http://www.uci.eblib.com/patron/FullRecord.aspx?
p=4462550) (Section 2.1.2), in the
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program and in documents hyperlinked within the project document.
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Question 1
Match each glassware to its proper use. Answer choices are not used
more than once and some might not be used at all.
glassware used to
accurately transfer small
variable volumes
graduated (Mohr) pipe
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glassware used to
accurately transfer small
fixed volumes
volumetric pipet
glassware used to
accurately transfer and
measure variable volumes
buret
glassware used when
contents must be easily
accessed
beaker
glassware used to prevent
splashing or evaporation
Erlenmeyer flask
glassware used to make
and store solutions of
known concentration
volumetric flask
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Question 2
Which of the following are possible reasons that you may need to dilute
the bleach solution given?
The absorbance never decreases. The temperature of the solution is too low The concentration of the dye is too high. The dye is unreactive. The reaction occurs too quickly to get good data.
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Question 3
Bleach breaks down dyes, removing color from solution, fabric, etc. Which of the following statements is/are correct?
Blue 1 breaks in two at the azo linkage Red 40 breaks in two at the azo linkage Triarylmethane dyes react at their center carbon in a way that either
separates the 3 aryl groups into 3 different chemicals
All double bonds are destroyed. the extensive bonding responsible for HOMO-LUMO gaps in the visible
region is created
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Question 4
Open Odyssey
, go to the Labs
tab, find the Kinetics section and click on
M2 Reactive Collisions Between Molecules
. Follow the instructions on
the screen and click on all the available buttons. Which of the following reactant orientations
(https://canvas.eee.uci.edu/courses/59678/files/24522310/download?
download_frd=1) leads to a reaction? [ Select ]
a
b
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Answer 1:
c
d
e
Note: The translational & vibrational energy is equivalent to the negative
of an enthalpy of formation.
What is the translational & vibrational energy of the reactants (
before the
reaction)? (i.e. what is the -
H
)? [ Select ]
kJ/mol
What is the translational & vibrational energy of the products (
after the
reaction)? (i.e. what is the -
H
)? [ Select ]
kJ/mol
The chemical reaction is [ Select ]
because the
translation & vibrational energy [ Select ]
the
products is greater than the translation & vibrational energy
[ Select ]
the reactants. The H
is calculated to
be [ Select ]
kJ/mol.
Lower the energy using the slider directly to the right of Total Energy
(Molar) in the Properties table. Start by sliding the value to half of the
67.6 kJ/mol displayed. Toggle to a slower speed using the slide just above
the + Add Property button. The minimum amount of energy that needs to
be put in the system to cause a reaction is [ Select ]
kJ/mol. What is this energy called? [ Select ]
f(reactants)
f(products)
rxn
a
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Answer 2:
Answer 3:
Answer 4:
Answer 5:
Answer 6:
Answer 7:
Answer 8:
Answer 9:
67.5 130.6 exothermic after before -63.0 between 40 and 45 activation energy 0.33 / 1 pts
Question 5
Partial
Partial
Open Odyssey
, go to the Labs
tab, find the Kinetics section and click on
M3 Mechanism of a Reaction
. Follow the instructions on the screen and
click on all the available buttons. Each "hill" in the reaction coordinate diagram represents a step in the
reaction mechanism. What is the chemical equation for each step?
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Answer 1:
Answer 2:
Answer 3:
Answer 4:
Answer 5:
Answer 6:
[ Select ]
, [ Select ]
,
[ Select ]
, [ Select ]
Which step is the rate determining step? step 3
Compare the energies of the reactants in the very first frame (at the
beginning) with that of the products in the very last frame (at the end). Is
this reaction endothermic or exothermic? endothermic
geometry change of CO(OH)F C(OH)2F2 --> CO(OH)F + HF COF2 + H2O --> C(OH)2F2 CO(OH)F + HF --> CO2 + 2HF step 3 endothermic 1 / 1 pts
Question 6
Which of the following actions should you take if you or a labmate are on
fire?
stop, drop, & roll
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use a fire extinguisher as the first method others pat the fire with towel or lab coat run out into the hallway to the safety shower wrap the person in a fire blanket 1 / 1 pts
Question 7
The PASS acronym is a useful mnemonic is you have to use a fire
extinguisher. Match the first word with the rest of the statement.
1st: Pull
the safety pin near the
2nd: Aim
the extinguisher at the
3rd: Squeeze
the handle to begin th
4th: Sweep
the discharge back an
1 / 1 pts
Question 8
Match the part of the fire tetrahedron with the way to remove it.
heat
pour water on the fire
oxygen
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carbon dioxide fire ext
chemical chain reaction
use a halon fire exting
fuel
keep amounts of flam
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