This chemistry question involves key chemical concepts and calculations. The detailed solution below walks through each step, from identifying the reaction type to computing the final answer.
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Here are the solutions to the questions: b) Calculate the concentration of a nitric (V) acid solution prepared by adding distilled water to 20 cm^3 of the stock acid solution to make 250 cm^3 of solution. Step 1: Identify the known values for the stock solution (M_1, V_1) and the diluted solution (V_2). From the previous problem, the concentration of the stock nitric acid solution (M_1) is 14.86 \, mol/L. Volume of stock solution (V_1) = 20 \, cm^3 = 0.020 \, L Final volume of diluted solution (V_2) = 250 \, cm^3 = 0.250 \, L We need to find the concentration of the diluted solution (M_2). Step 2: Use the dilution formula M_1V_1 = M_2V_2. (14.86 \, mol/L) × (0.020 \, L) = M_2 × (0.250 \, L) Step 3: Solve for M_2. M_2 = 14.86 \, mol/L × 0.020 \, L0.250 \, L M_2 = 0.2972 \, mol0.250 \, L M_2 = 1.1888 \, mol/L Rounding to three significant figures: The concentration of the diluted nitric acid solution is 1.19 mol/L. a) State any two differences between a luminous flame and a non-luminous flame. • A luminous flame produces light and soot, while a non-luminous flame produces little to no light and no soot. • A luminous flame results from incomplete combustion due to an insufficient oxygen supply, whereas a non-luminous flame results from complete combustion due to a sufficient oxygen supply. b) A luminous flame produces bright yellow light. Explain this observation. A luminous flame produces bright yellow light due to incomplete combustion. This occurs when there is an insufficient supply of oxygen, leading to the formation of tiny, unburnt carbon particles. These carbon particles are heated to incandescence (glow brightly due to high temperature) and emit yellow light. 10. The setup below is a boiling tube inverted over a basin of chlorine water. a) State two observations that would be made when the setup is exposed to sunlight. • Gas bubbles would be produced, and the water level in the inverted boiling tube would drop. • The pale yellow-green color of the chlorine water would fade or disappear.