Chemistry 11 Course Review Chemistry 11—Course Review Page 15 Unit 5. Solution Chemistry Class Assignments Hand-In Assignment # 15—Electrolyte and Ion Concentration Hand-In Assignment # 16—Polarity Hand-In Assignment # 17—Like Dissolves Like and Intermolecular Force 1. Determine whether the following is electrolyte or not. Provide explanation for each. Compound Electrolyte or Non1electrolyte Reason Sugar Table Salt Acetic acid (Vinegar) 2. Consider 0.250 M of Ca 3 (PO 4 ) 2 solution. a. Write a balanced dissociation equation for Ca 3 (PO 4 ) 2 b. Calculate the concentration of each ion. [Ca 2+ ]= ___________________M [PO 4 3- ]= ___________________M c. 20.0mL of 1.50M Ca 3 (PO 4 ) 2 solution is mixed with 80.0mL of 1.00M CaBr 2 . Calculate the final concentration of each ion. (Show all steps and appropriate dissociation equations.) NE It is organic ompnd Nacl E soluble Ionic cmpnd CTBCOOH E soluble organic Acid Ca3(PO4)z → 3ca2+ + 2130430.750 0.500 0,250 M¥-32 " 0,750 0.500
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Chemistry 11 Course Review
Chemistry 11—Course Review Page 15
Unit 5. Solution Chemistry
Class Assignments Hand-In Assignment # 15—Electrolyte and Ion Concentration Hand-In Assignment # 16—Polarity Hand-In Assignment # 17—Like Dissolves Like and Intermolecular Force
1. Determine whether the following is electrolyte or not. Provide explanation for each.
a. Write a balanced dissociation equation for Ca3(PO4)2
b. Calculate the concentration of each ion.
[Ca2+]= ___________________M
[PO43-]= ___________________M
c. 20.0mL of 1.50M Ca3(PO4)2 solution is mixed with 80.0mL of 1.00M CaBr2. Calculate the final concentration of each ion. (Show all steps and appropriate dissociation equations.)
3. Classify whether the following molecules are polar or not by drawing Lewis diagram based on VSEPR theory.
a. H2O b. CH3CH2CONH2
(amide) c. CF4
4. Draw H2O and CH3CH2CONH2 molecules and label hydrogen bond in between.
5. What is the strongest intermolecular attraction found between the following? a) Two molecules of BH3 (Boron is electron deficient)
Lewis Diagram Type of Compound Possible Intermolecular
Attractions Strongest Intermolecular
Attraction
b) Two molecules of CH3COOH
Lewis Diagram Type of Compound Possible Intermolecular
Attractions Strongest Intermolecular
Attraction
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0.600
1. 60
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Chemistry 11 Course Review
Chemistry 11—Course Review Page 17
Unit 6. Organic Chemistry
Class Assignments Hand-In Assignment # 18—Electrolyte and Ion Concentration Hand-In Assignment # 19—Polarity Hand-In Assignment # 20—Like Dissolves Like and Intermolecular Force
1. Fill in the table to summarize characteristics of all families.