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日七初月十年来丁屋買
1968
英文中
中學會考試題預習專欄
化學科
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Chemistry (2)
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(1) A reduction involving a loss of oxygen:
The reduction of cupric oxide to metallic
copper using hydrogen as the reducing agent. Equation: CuO •
H2
* Cu + H2O
(11) An oxidation involving a change in valency of an)
i element:
The oxidation of ferrous chloride to ferric chloride using chlorine as the oxidising agent,
Equation:
2F6C2, + C1, * 2FeCl3
(111) An oxidation involving a loss of hydrogen:
The oxidation of hydrochloric acid to chlorine using manganese dioxide as the oxidising agent. Equation: 4H01 → MnO2 MnCl2 + 2H2O + ca2t
(iv) A reduction involving a loss of a non-metallic
element other than oxygen:
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英文科
題額習書舖
TENSES
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II. Generally speaking, tenses tell us the time of the action or state expressed by the verb. Let us put tenses in indicative mood into four catagories and discuss them one by one: Simple tenses, which include simple pre- sent, simple past and simple future, indi-
Or, we may cate the time of the action.
1.
say, they express facts taking place at different times. Here are some examples: 2. He is healthy because he goes to bed
early and rises early. (now)
b.
He broke the dish yesterday.
C.
lle will have an examination to take
S/
The reduction of ferric chloride to ferrous- chloride using hydrogen sulphide as the reducin agent
• 2HC1 +
2FeCl2 + H2S - 2FeCl
2. When mercuric oxide is. heated strongly in a long
hard-glass test-tube, it first of all changes colour from red to black. The black mass gradually becomes smaller in volume, but, at the same time, a silver- like layer will be formed at the cooler parts of the tube. When a glowing splint is placed at the mouth of the test tube, it will be rekindled. If the heating is continued for a sufficient length of time, the black mass will disappear completely. Small globules of a silver-coloured liquid. (mercury) will run down the sides of the test-tube, if the test-tube is gently shaken.
Equation:
24g02Hg 02
+
3. An oxidising agent is one which is capable of causing
substances to be oxidised and is theref ble
(a) to impart to them oxygen, chlorine, ectronegative radicals, etc., (b) to remove hydrogen, metal or electropositive radicals from them, or (c) to remot electrons from the
Hydrogen
(ii) Bed lead
Chlorines
Reducing agent
(1)
Oddising agent
(iii)
Oxidising agent
(iv) Carbon monoxide
teducing agen
(1) When hydrogen is passed over red-hot cupric oxide
the uxide is reduced to
CuD H2 Cut metallic copper.
When concentrated nyarochloric acid is added
red lead, the red lead will oxidise the nydrochloric acid to chlorine,
8HC1 P5303FbC12
C12• WH2O
111) When chlorine is passed into an aqueous
solution of ferrous chloride #pale green solution), the ferrous chloride is oxidised to ferric chloride (a light brown solution).
¿FeCl2 + Cl2 • 2FeCl3
(iv) When carbon monoxide is passed over red-hot
cupric oxide, the oxide is reduced to metallis copper
a) First carry out a test to des if the subatanes is.
an oxidising agent.
Heat a little of the substance with concentrated hydrochloric acid. If the substance is an oxidising agent, chlorine will be evolved which will turn staron paper dipped in potassium iodid golution blue,
UG
from
oxidising #gent)
01
lodine turns starchi blue in colour)
(b) If the substance 19 not an oxidising agent,
out a test to see if it is a reducing agent, Warm a little of the substance with a small quantity of concentrated nitric acid. If a large volume of brown nitrogen dioxide is evolved, the substance le a
reducing agent,
2HNO3 - 0 2NO2
2K010
2(39435.5+48)
(given to
the reducing"
agent)
2K 01
Heat
3x32
245 m
96 20.
(22,413 litres at N.T.E)
Volume of oxygen, obtained at 17°C and 765 mm, pressure,
265 0.0.
tomorrow.
Usually there is an adverb or adverbial phrase or clause to show the time, unless it is an action that always takes place as a habit or is always true. Let us look
tell
at a. again: "He is healthy" tells us his present state, we use present tense "he goes to bed early and rises early us what he usually does. Going early and rising early are his habits.
Perfect tenses generally express the. Completion but not the time of actions.
He has done his duty.
C.
He had had his share or rood before She started to have hers
The building of the school will have been comp
November next year.
I'd take etely to
from
expresa the resu tences:
Sect tenses separ
des express-
seg
tion
In this etion was
the result
is different fuse simple past e action, not
following sen-
(1) He bought a car two years ago, (11) He has bought a car.
3.
pletion
by now, but past perfect tense
must not be used alone in a single sen--]
tence without an adverb to show a comTM arison.
(1) He has gone.--correct
(ii) · He had gone.--incorrect.
But (iii) It had occurred many times;
yesterday. is correct as it means it
had occurred many times before vestër- day ended.
111) Future perfect tense. 'snows the comës
pletion of an action by a future time e.. In July next year, we shall have
vaken the school certificate exam., Continuous tenses emphasize the progresa, ing of action at a certain time.
a.
b.
C.
She is teaching composition now,
He was singing loudly when his teacп87. came.
He will be going to school tomorrowį morning 7:30.
a. means the action of teaching is going un. It is different from "She teaches composi- tion.", as the latter tells us the fact what she teaches, she may be at the time doing something else while a. tells us what she is actually doing; she may teach other sub- jects.
5. also differs from "He sang when nis tea- cher came." The latter tells us when he sang, while the former, what he was doing, singing had begun before his teacher came and it was still progressing when the tea- cher came.
c. means at 7:30 tomorrow morning he will be on his way to school. If you say "He will go to school tomorrow morning 7:30. you mean he starts going at that time. 4. Ferfect continuous tenses are used only when you want to give others a deeper in- pression of an action's having been done"/ through a period of time and still being performed. Hence, it is all right to use perfect tenses in place of perfect contin- uous, I'll pick out present perfect and present perfect continuous tenses to dis- CUBS.
a. It nas rained for a monta. b.
It has been raining for a month. When you write a sentence like a.. you are not considering whether it may still rain
à, but by b., you tell us it is still rain ing and may rain for a longer time. "Practice makes perfect.". Let us practise. Ing the above tenses correctly.
EXERCISE ONE ‹
BRARI
In (1), whether he still has the car out of the question; we only want to know the fact about what he did two ye ago while in (ii), we do not care when he bought the car, we only know that he still has the car--this is the result of the action buying. Therefore, when you face a sentence or a paragraph to decide what tense to use,
consider whe- ther the fact or the result is to be know
11) Past perfect tense expresses the com-
pletion of an action before a past time, or a past action. From example b. we understand that when the girl started to eat, the boy had nothing to eat because he had eaten his before the girl ever began. However, we have no idea when the boy ate his food.
This past perfect tense is unlike pre- {sent perfect because we can use present
perfect tense alone is a sentence with-3
out
Ouf, any adverb to show time as we are
thinking of the result of_the_com-
Voluma of this orgen at N.T.P.
760 275
X 765 * 290 × 0.265 litra Thus weight of potassium chlorate an
required to produce)
* 2452m.'
this volume of oxygen
760x27300265
322
Weight of mixture of potassium chlorate and manganese!
dioxide 1.330 gms.
of potassium chlorate in the mixture
760x273x0.265x245 x 100
68.2
90x22.4x3x1.330
show that manganese dioxide serves as a catalyst in this reaction
(a) Heat (gently) some manganese dioxide by itself
a hard-glass test tube, no gas will be evolved. Manganese dioxide does not give off oxygen at low temperatures,
(b) weigh the manganese dioxide before it is mixed with
potassium chlorate. At the end of the experiment,
When a 11
Lower--Fut_the_verbe in their proper
tenses.
The business (1) De
letter got there.
Isettled when the
(2) you prepare the lessons_that_the] teacher assigned'
They (^) take)dinner in the next roomi now.
14.* I (5) understand — what you say.
5. No aeroplanes (65) fly to Japan tomorron Higher--In the following passage, put
1.
the verbs in their proper tensest
One night, a few days after my brother (1) go abroad..I (2) eat my dinner and
(3)lle in bed fast asleep, when I (4) be suddenly awakened by my mother. She (5) call out, "Get up, Rose, little Tom, (6)be sick, go quickly to fetch the doc- tor! Before I (7) can think, she (8) pu the overcoat on me. She then (9 run out leaving me the order that I should put on
I (10) To my shoes as soon as possible. out as if in a dream, feeling very afraid, as I (11)be out at night alone.
Mother (12) wait at the door. Sne take out my bicycle and (14) push me the total darkness before. I
can ever) express my unwillingness and fear.
potassium chloride, and undecomposeu prcassiuli chlorate (if any) will dissolve. Filter off the solution and the insoluble manganese dioxide is left behind in the filter, Rinse, dry and weigh the manganese dioxide. It will be found that the weight of manganese dioxide is the same as that used at the beginning of the experiment.
Questions for next weer (3)
1. Outline the manufacture of oxygen from air. How, and}
under what conditions, does oxygen react with
(s) Sulphur dioxide, (b) carbon monoxide, (0) nitric oxide?
2. State what you understand by the terms
(a) acidic oxide; (b) basic oxide; (c) amphoteric oxide. How would you show that (a) sulphur dioxide is an acidis oxide; (b) magnesium oxide in a basic oxides (o) zinc oxide is an amphoteric oxide?
By reference to the relative case of the formation and stability of their oxides, arrange the following metals in their correct order in the electrochemical aeries:" magnesium, copper, lead, mercury, zine, iron, sodium, potassium, calcium,
Mention three types of reaction whereby hydrogen is roduced, Give one azamysle de