CHEMISTRY TEST ASSIGNMENT
The test is divided into two different section Section 1: Numerical – 30 Marks Section 2: Theoretical – 20 Marks
Total Marks: 50
Section 1 – Numerical
- We have about 10g of Iron(II) ammonium sulphate crystals. We mix these and make a
20cm3 acidified solution of this. Approximately 21.25cm 3 of potassium dichromate(VI) (0.02 mol dm-3) is needed for oxidation of 25cm3 of. the solution made.
Given the formula of crystal as442
The value of a+b+c+x is?
- We have an iodine solution (25cm3). It is titrated with sodium thiosulfate (0.1 mol dm-3). With this, around 17.6cm3 of iodine solution reacted. The concentration of iodine is
then found out to be x mol dm-3 and y g dm-3.
Evaluate: (y – x)?
Section 2 – Theoretical
- We have the following reaction as an instance of Rigorous addition that yields labeled carbon at unexpected position:
Explain the mechanism of above reaction. Use appropriate figures to support your answer.
The solution must be classified under the following heads:
- Title Page
- Table of Contents
- Introduction (brief about the product used and product formed)
- Mechanism
- Uses of the compound obtained
- References- Harvard Style
Formatting guidelines:
- Font Size (Heading) – 14
- Font Siz (Content) – 12
- Line Spacing –5
- Font – Times New Roman
Word Limit: 500 Words