(Plz answer the following question with further explanation...thz)
1. Why calcium carbonate can be obtained by adding limewater (Ca(OH)2) into the Na2CO3? (I realise hydroxide ion can not react with carbonate ion.)
2. What is the position of sulphite ion and NH3 in the ECS? (I know they are reducing agents...) (Give me a range)
3. One question gives the information that green patches appear on the surface of the metallic surface in a museum.... what metal does the statue contain? The answer is copper... why not iron.... (since I regard Fe forms Fe2+)
4. Which of the following will not react with hot HCl & NaOH?
i. Fe2+
ii. NH4+
iii. SO42-
iv. SO32-
5. If a question regarding neutralization(acid and base), how to determine which reagent should be in excess? (is it based on its solubility in water?)
6. Why mixing dilute HCl can react with sodium sulphite to produce sulphur dioxide. Plz write a chem eq. and name the process
7. Which of the following substances has a sharp b.p.? (wt does sharp b.p. mean)
petrol.... red wine.... molten wax.... liquid ammonia
8. 50 ml of CO2 burns completely in 50 ml of O2. Assuming that all volumes are measured at room temp and pressure, wt is the final gaseous volume of the combustion? (Molar volume of gas: 24dm3)
9. Why using scrubber to remove sulphur dioxide from flue gas in a power station is neutralization? Show an eq
10. An aqueous soln of a compound reacts with dilute HCl to give a gas. This aqueous soln does not give a ppt with NaOH. Wt could it be?
K2SO3..... FeSO4..... (NH4)2CO3