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日七廿月五年二八九一曆公年一十七國民華中
四期星
思想危機
教
巴消耗了二百位蟻天然氣。氣 一根是形势喜人。到目舢商止,我們
扯頁岩中還有七千億哦,但其中筒
對我們總盘的估計甚至還商
百七十點•科学家們估浙,未發 噸,這少我們已經消耗了六百億劇 世界可開探的石油總饼造爲六十億 期概的估計,總儲量至少也有一千億 百三十年左右。天然氣的情况也同, 一況下,我們的儲油量可足夠使用 一。在目前华任油畫三十億的
百五十億顯。總的說來,即使按ㄜ 一 經濟地加以晒斑的只有一千七
估北路六千五百億噸。在油砂和 :悲貌的估計膈二千七百億噸,榮
發生產出一千五百億石油。
,已探明且業已證實的油為八
一九二翌年,地質學家們估計
一年地增長。
- 都滿萡了,多數工業國的一般被 一,但大家都知道石油儲備暨還是年, 站多數袞荷運行,長期以來無需 減少發電载,不管消耗了多少石油
有道理的:各主要石油公司的油鸨 人們至少暫時不談能源危機是大約在一千八百億順到四千位順之
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教育學院畢業同學
研討營論師生關係
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·應該停止發展的人不外是些利己主 益地長。那些享受程工業化國家的 影響的危機。世界對能離的需求日
AR168 - RESSEN 一赵匡正的能源危機。一場在十平
日前所有可利用的能猷的明死受阻
·千億噸,按全世界目前的耗煤蔔計 ‘雖然聽起來有些荒謬,但如果
好,目前已證實的儲煤量爲一萬四
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Chemistry
Paper
rit should be noted that
the answer suggested here
as very often one of the
everal posibilities.
*
(i)(1)It should be
clamped close to the stopper so as to prevent the cork lining of the clamp from being burnt. (2)This is to avoid
the cracking of tube A due to the back flow of water condensed at the mouth of the tube. GìThis is to prevent
"sucking back" of the liquid on cooling the tube A.
The set-up would be as shown below;
delivery tube
HTH
freezing
mixture
beaker
(Lv)On heating, besides water, the crystals also decompose to. give sulphur dioxide and sulphur trioxide. When these oxides.
divolved in water, an
eidic solution is Szobtained, thus
causing the water to have a pll of 4. (v)The residue is
iron(III) oxide,
(1)s(-)+21g*(aq)
Cuˆ ˆ (aq)+"Ag(s) (1)(1)Some silvery-grey
substance would be deposited on the surface of the copper coil.
(2)The resultant
solution would have a blue colour (iii)M(Cu)=63.5 g mol and
1
~ M(Ag)=107.9 g mol
Let the loss in mass of Cu be, xg,
Cu+2Ag
1
mal
67.5g
215.8x
0.70
02921 g
(i)The substance in test
tube A is potassium chloride.
(**)N}}, *(aq)+0HTM (24)
Pluce a glass rod moistened with
cene HC near the mouth of the test. tube. Dense white fumes would be seen. (iii)It is because
calcium hydroxides, on heating, decomposes to give off water vapour, thus causing a loss in its mass. v.The_solid residue, în
test-tube-C is
((a)
enlgíum oxide. It is commonly used as a drying agent.
(i)T might be potassium
·(or sodium).
(ii)X might le mercury
(or silver).
Hg(NO3)2 →→→→→ Hg+2NO2
(or LAENOZ
2An÷2N02+0g)
(ii)z is the more
reactive metal because it can react with water while Q
cannot,
(iv)It is the move
reactive metal because R, being able to displace H, from
acids, must be above H in the activity series while X is below I in the activity series. (v)The order is: T > Z > Q>R>X (iv)The less reactive
metals are obtained at an earlier period while the more
reactive ones are obtained at a later period. It is because the less renctive. metals form leas stable ores or compounds from which the metals are more readily extracted,
(i)The suitable apparatus.
is a pipette.
[*(og)+0H ̄(aq),
-- 10(2) (iii)Average volume of
0.10 M Nao requied
= [(46.3-23.8)+
(23,9-1.2)+
(46.6-23,9)}
3
The data in
42Ag
2
2.73 co
mol
(2x107.9)g
? E
mass of Ag deposited
(2x107.9)(x)
# 63.5
net change in mass Sn(Ag)depósited
(Cu) reacted
2(1079)(x))
63.5
-0.70g (Given)
Experiment No. 1 are not used in calculat- ing the average volume because this is only a trial and the data are not necurate.
(iv)n(NaOH) reacted
22.73 1000
x0.1
-0.002275 mbl ¤ ̧•×H ̧Ð+2NaOH
1 mol
2 wol
(c)
N®¿A+(x+2)H ̧û
n(μ‚Â xH ̧0) reacted
-xn(NaOH) reacted
7x0.002473-
-0.001137 mol
múlarity of the acid
1.000. 25
=0.001137x-
045 M
of weid 250
x0.045 1000 -0.01125 mol
~(90+18x)gmo1.
250 cm
250 cri of acid 0.01125(90+18x)g #1,43g (Given)
-0.01125(90+18x)=1.
x=1 99952
The value of x is 2
(i)This is to provide conducting medium.
(11)(1).
purple patch
filter
paper
(2)The permanganate
ion (Mn0
responsible for the purple colour. The purple patch - would move in the opposite direction, i.e. towards the new position of the positive pole. It is because the
permanganate ion,
being a negative ion
D.C.
pole of the
(1)2 is a metal. X and Y bure non-metals. (ii)X, is carbon,
Y is sulphur,
Z is magnesium.
(iii)This is because the
surface of the metal
strip is coated with
its oxide which is not ignited. However then this layer is. scraped off, the metal underneath can he ignited readily. (iv)(1)Tonic
(2)
(electrovalent)
bonding.
(b)
carbon and oxygen,
which is then useil to
support its burning
(f)When chlorine.
dissolves in water, the following equilibrium is set up.
The addition of NaQ!! would remove the H+ ions, thus shifting the equilibrium to the right and increasing the solubility of Cl.
(ji)This can be done by
adding a strong acid into the solution. The acid would remove the Off ions, thus shifting the equilibrium
C120H = 001 Gi
to the left. The ionic equation involved is
I1*(4q)+01 ̄ (84)
(iii)Add aqueous
Tobtained.
H2C (1)
potassium iodide (KI) solution Into some swimming-poo] water, a pale yellow colour would be seen, This is because Clo
has oxidized the I
ions to form iodine, which then dissolves in water to give a
pale-yellow solution.
→→ 12+2017
Leathe
1 Swelling
separately.
to dryness
IV. Evaporate the
Liquids
into the remaining 3
KCO solution
restaing
TI Add a little af
"other ↳ Liquids containing the
11. Adding a little of thanoic acid to 4
liquids
Spell of ethanolc acid Sarli uf ammonia.
efferrearence would have g
One of the liquida
effervescence would give it One of the liquida
No residue
Solid residue in
Tébe
seid Tube containe ́aqueous.
carbonate It is aqueous potassium
Contains acpeneri
It is hydrochloric, seid
18
je ja distilled water.
It
is
sodium
chloride
| | | (1)M(CaC0_)=100 g mol
n(CaC0–) mixed
(v)It would continue to
burn for some time, giving off white clouds and some black particles in the was jar, and then would be extingui alied. This is because a burning magnesium evolven so great an amount of heat energy that it decomposes the gas G (carbon dioxide) into
1,0
0.01 mol n(HCL) mixed.
40 1000 X 1.0 -0.04 mol
Caco2+2uc!
cammonia i
CaCl+
1 mol 2 moi
That is, 1 mol of C&Co. reacts
Completely with 2 mol
HCT
Tent
Observation
Beduction
Now
IC1 is
CuC0;+2][C]
1 mo
0.01
in excess
CaC12+10+C02
theoretical of C
2. Ch at r.top.
volume
=24x0 1
024 dm
240 cm
Theoretical volume
240 cm
Actual volume
= 210 cm3
The wetual volume is
smaller than the. theoretical volume because some CO, has
dissolved in the water (iii)Saturate the water
with
byndding
small CaCO Crystal
into the acid before the experiment is storted.
{(iv)Curve Y is obtained
by using (1) RCT(an)
(b).
with a concentration lover than 1.0 N and (2) lumps of Ca€0,•
reduction in the rate and
the final. volume of
* Coy was not due to an insufficient amount of acid. This was
because
Сасо
lumps. reacted with, sulphuric acid forming, on the surface, an insoluble layer of calcium sulphate which thus prevented further reaction..
(1) B.
(ii) B
The repeating unit
D
The set-up is
shown below!
broken porcelain
glass
coated hest
With
trough-
water
(iv)C and D. (v)E, because it
dissociates to rive ions on dissolving in water.
(vi)The order is:
\\\\\>C>D > B > A \_\ (vii)B can be used as
soap. It can be obtained from oils
or fats.
(1)Three of the
characteristics of an equilibrium system
are:
I The equilibrium càn
be reached from both
end's..
II A reactants and
products are present.
11 The concentrat Tous
of all substancvy in an equilibrium system remain} unchanged under a particular set of conditions. (ii)Add an acid-base
indicator such as methyl orange iuto the the aqueous ethanoic beid. It would give? a red colour. (iii)Sodium hydroxide
solutions cần bỏ used. This is because it provides. OH ions which dần; remove H-0, this
-shifting the
equilibrium to the right.
(iv)eat the solid sodium
[(b)
* non-
ethanoate with a volatile acid such as conc H2SO4*
CH2C00 ̄(aq) +H*(aq)
CH_COON(aq) CH2COOH (g)
The ethanoic acid produced is volatile and collected by condensing the vapour The continual removal of the ethanoic acid shifts the equilibrium to the right.
((i)This is because they have the sune micber of electrons in their: outermost shell. (11)(1)The electronic
diagran for carbon disulplride (cs,})
(2) In CS, 0.N.
of C
is 4 and 0 N. bf Spis -2s
(3)They both have
very low boiling points.
(iii)The gaseous pir
pollutant is sulphur dioxide (50%)
(1)It attacks the respiratory
system.
(2)It, being acidic, attacks the rocke in buildings,
thus making them brittle
(3)It makes metals corrode more readily.
(iv)Remove him/her from
the laboratory to un upen space or give him/her smelling salt (NH4)2CO3.
I Light the burner with
air-hole closed.
II Adjust the air-holento give a non-Juminous flame.
III Pour about 2 cm3
ethanol into the test-tube.
IV Add one or two anti-
bumping chips.
V Heat the test-tube
a water-bath.
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