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B.Sc.-Basic Chemistry-I-Mumbai-November 2017

MUMBAI UNIVERSITY

Subject: Basic Chemistry

Semester: 1

[Total Time: 2 Hours]
[Total Marks: 75 ]
Note: 1) Attempt all questions.
2) All questions carry equal marks.
3) Draw neat labeled diagrams wherever necessary.

4) Use of log tables and non-programmable calculators is allowed.
5) For Q2, Q3, Q 4, attempt A and B OR C and D
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Q. 1) Do as Directed: (Any Fifteen) (15M)

Give IUPAC names for the following compounds.

1) CH3-NH2

2) C3H7-COOH

3) CH3-CHO

4) CH4

5) CH3-CO-CH3

6) CH3 -O-CH3

7) CH3 OH

Explain the terms :

8) Atomic radii

9) Formula unit

10) Lewis Base

11) Acidic solutions

12) Buffer action

13) Solute

14) pH

15) Molality

16) ppm

17) Ionic product of water.

Give one example for:

18) Compound exhibiting covalent bond

19) Compound exhibiting ionic bond.

20) Salts derived from weak acids and weak bases

 

Q. 2) A) Draw structures of the following compounds. (8M)

i) 3-Pentanol

ii) Methyl chloride

iii) Proespane dioic acid

iv) 2-Butanone

 

Q. 2) B) State basic rules of IUPAC nomenclature in Amines. (7M)

OR

Q. 2) C) Draw structures of the following compounds. (8M)

i) 1- Butanol

ii) Ethyl bromide

iii) Butnedioic acid

iv) 2,3 – Hexanedione

 

Q. 2) D) Discuss IUPAC nomenclature of Alkenes. give suitable examples. (7M)

 

Q. 3) A) Explain the term Van der Waals forces? Justify the gaseous nature of ethane. (8M)

 

Q. 3) B) Draw elections dot structure of any three ionic compounds and state features of ionic bond.  (7M)

OR

Q. 3) C) Explain the nature of Coordinate bond using suitable examples. (8M)

 

Q.  3) D) Describe the shapes of BeCl2 and BF3. (7M)

 

Q. 4) A) i) What are the requirements for a substance to be used as a primary standard. (4M)

ii) 10 grams of sodium hydroxide was dissolved in water to give a solution with a volume of exactly 0.2 dm3 What is the molarity of the solution? ( Molar mass of NaOH=40). (4M)

Q. 4) B) Explain the structure of a water molecule. (7M)

OR

Q. 4) C) i) Explain hydrolysis of weak acids and strong bases. (4M)

ii) Calculate pH of 0.015M HCl Solution. (4M)

 

Q. 4) D) Derive Henderson- Hasslbalch equation for acidic buffer. (7M)

 

Q. 5) Write short notes on (Any three) (15M)

a) Cyclic hydrocarbons.

b) Dicarboxylic acids.

c) Hydrogen bond

d) Applications of buffers

e) Hydrophobic effect.
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