Vocabulary
Maths/equations
Comparison
Ms Lee!
100

Define reducing agent/reductant.

A chemical species that causes another species to undergo reduction. Itself, undergoes oxidation by donating one or more electron.

100

Write the fermentation process of bioethanol.

•C6H12O6(aq)→ 2CH3CH2OH(l)+2CO2 (g)

(yeast on top of the arrow)

100

What functions similarly to the salt bridge in galvanic cells used in fuel cells?

The electrolyte

100

Which food item that can be found in the school canteen is Ms Lee allergic to?

Shin Ramyun

200

What is biodiesel? How is it made?

Biodiesel is produced by transesterification. Triglyceride reacting with methanol x3 to produce biodiesel and glycerol x1

200

Write a thermochemical equation for the combustion of ethane gas.

2C2H6(g) + 7O2(g) → 4CO2(g) + 6H2O(l) 

ΔH: -3120 kJ/mol


200

State the shift in direction if there is an increase in temperature for exothermic and endothermic reactions.

Increase in temperature:

Exothermic reactions: Shift backwards

Endothermic reactions: Shift forward

200

What 2 instruments can Ms Lee play?

Piano and violin

300

What is an electrolyte in primary/fuel cells? List one function of it.

A solution or liquid or gel that contains ions. Used to balance ion charges of the cell.

300

Calculate the amount of energy released when 3.60kg of butane is burnt in an unlimited supply of oxygen.

n=m/M = 3600g/58 = 62.1mol

Energy= n x Heat of combustion = 62.1 x 2880 = 178848 = 1.79 x 105KJ

300


State 2 advantages and 2 disadvantages using fuel cells in a commercial car.


ADV: lower emissions of greenhouse gases/ more quiet/ greater efficiency than direct combustion / low maintenance and running costs

DISADV: storage and safety issues with highly reactive Hydrogrogen gas/ expensive to make porous electrodes/ Not as efficient


300

How many years has Ms Lee been teaching Yr 12 Chemistry in NWSC? (Including your year)

5 years

400

What is the difference between Kc and Qc?

•The equilibrium constant, K_c , and the reaction quotient, Q_c, can be used to describe the extent (yield) of a reaction.

•Q_c is the expression for the ratios of concentration not at equilibrium; at any point during the reaction.

400

N2 (g)+ 3H2 (g) ⇌ 2NH3 (g)

If the volume is halved, using LCP explain which direction will the system shift.

If volume is halved, pressure increases. According to LCP, the system will shift forward to the lower number of particles to partially oppose the increase in pressure.

400

Compare the energy efficiencies in an AA battery compared to the Hydrogen-Oygen fuel cell.

AA battery: 60-90% efficient

Fuel cells: 40-60% efficient but if use the waste heat energy to continue making electricity, increases to 80-90% efficient.

400

What is Ms Lee's favourite colour and list 2 pets she had in the past.

Lilac / Purple

Fish/ turtle / hamster

500

Define "SUSTAINABLE" and how does it link to the sustainable development Goal 2: Zero hunger?

Substances that can be produced at a rate greater or equal to the rate of consumption without comprising future generations

Goal 2:Zero hunger is to make sure there is access to nutritious food for all. This links to minimizing waste by using renewable materials, like plants - biofuel.

500

What volume of Hydrogen gas is produced under an acidic environment when a current of 15A for 1 hour is carried out under SLC?

Q = I x t = 15 x 60 x 60 = 54000 C

n(e-) = Q/F = 54000/96500 = 0.5596 mol

n(H2) = required/given =1/2 x 0.5596 = 0.2798 mol

V(H2) = n x Vm = 0.2798 x 24.8 = 6.9 L


500

 In a science experiment, compare the definition of "repeatability" and "reproducibility".

Repeatability -the consistency of results when an experiment is conducted multiple times by the same person, using the same equipment, and under the same conditions.

Reproducibility- the ability to obtain the same results when an experiment is conducted by a different person, using different equipment, or under different conditions.

500

State 5 things Ms Lee carries in her pencil case, always!

1. white board markers

2. scissor

3. ruler

4. pen/pencil

5. bulldog clips