Physical Chemistry
Colligative Properties of Non–Electrolytes
1. A mixture which contains 0.550 g of camphor and
0.045 g of an organic solute freezes at 157.0 °C. The
solute contains 93.46 % of C and 6.54% of H by weight. What is the
molecular formula of the compound?
2.An aqueous solution contains 20 g of glucose per
liter. Assuming the solution to be ideal, calculate the
osmotic pressure at 25°C.
A physical property can be used to identify a substance;
however, differences in physical properties can also be used to
separate one substance from another. Explain how the following
properties can be used to either identify or separate the
following:
a.Solubility of sodium chloride and silicon dioxide
b.Melting point of naphthalene and water
1. What physical and chemical properties distinguish small
signaling mediators from larger signaling proteins? What kinds of
functional differences might result from these properties?
2. For Ca2+ signaling, where the concentration of cytoplasmic
Ca2+ is used to transmit information, which molecules play the
roles of writers and erasers? What is the source of the energy
driving Ca2+ signaling?
1) Distinguish the processes of separation and synthesis, and
state whether physical and/or chemical properties are involved for
each.2) IN BULLET FORMAT, outline and describe THREE (3) separation
TECHNIQUES(not equipment or chemical/physical properties). the
techniques will be chromatogrophy technique in the lab Separation
by Extraction, filtration technique in the lab Synthesis of Aspirin
and crystallization technique in the lab Recrystallization and
include ONE specific example from the experiments for each.
Highlight the key properties that facilitate those techniques.3) Describe the...
**Which of the following physical properties of a mineral
depends on the strength of the bonds that hold its atoms and ions
together?
a. color
b. luster
c. specific gravity
d. cleavage
**When the chemical bonds in a mineral are equal in all
directions, what will the result be?
a. a nonmetallic luster
b. cleavage
c. conchoidal fracture
d. a low density
**What must be true in order for an ore mineral occurrence to be
economically valuable?
a. Natural processes...
Which one of the following statements about the chemical properties of the alkali metals is correct? They have: A) smallest atomic radius in a period B) tendency to form negative ions C) nonmetallic character D) highest electron affinity in a period E) lowest ionization energy in a period