HYDROGEN
1. The three
isotopes of hydrogen are :
(a) __________________________
(b) __________________________
(c) __________________________
2. Complete
the reactions involved in the preparation of hydrogen gas.
Zn + dil. HCl à_____________________________________________
Zn + excess conc. NaOH à
____________________________________
3. Hydrogen in
manufactured by electrolysis of water , it is a type of redox reaction.
Complete the reaction indicated below :
(a) H2 O + Dilute acid +
Electricity à _____________ + ____________
4. Complete
the reactions showing properties of hydrogen gas.
(a) H2 +
O2 à
____________
(b) H2 + Na à
_____________
(c) H2 +
Li à
_______________
(d) H2 + K à
_________________
(e) LiH + AlCl3 à
________________
5. Give one
example each for the following:
(a) Electron Deficient Hydride.
(b) Electron Rich Hydride.
(c) Electron Precise Hydride.
6. Draw the
Lewis electron dot diagram of NH3 à BH3 (a
Lewis acid base complex)
7. Give two reactions to show amphoteric nature of water.
8 . Give two reactions to show water undergoing redox reaction.
9. Give two examples of hydrolysis.
10. What is HARDNESS of water?
11. Why hard water doesn’t form lather with soap ?
12.
Differentiate between temporary and permanent hardness of water ?
13. Give two methods of removal of temporary
hardness.
(a) Reaction taking place on boiling temporary hard water.
(b) Reaction taking place on treating the temporary hard water with Ca(OH)2 , CLARK’S METHOD.
14. Give two methods of removal of permanent hardness.
(a) Reaction involved in use of washing soda to remove permanent hardness.
(b) Reaction involved in use of CALGON
Na6P6O18.
(c ) Reactions involved in use of Zeolite / organic resin /
Permutit Method.
15. Complete the following reaction in
context to methods of preparation of hydrogen peroxide.
(a) BaO2.8H2O + H2SO4 à
__________________________________________
(b) HSO4- electrolysed à
_________________ again electrolysed à
[c ] K2S2O8 + D2O à 2 KDSO4 + ____________
16. Calculate the strength of 10 volume of hydrogen peroxide
solution. (commercially 100 volume of hydrogen peroxide means 30% hydrogen
peroxide)
17. OBSERVE THE TWO STRUCTURE FORMULA’S CAREFULLY AND WRITE THE POINTS OF
DIFFERENCES.
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STRUCTURE OF HYDROGEN PEROXIDE IN GAS |
STRUCTURE OF HYDROGEN PEROXIDE IN SOLID |
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18. Hydrogen peroxide shows both oxidizing and reducing
properties.
(a) Show the oxidizing property of hydrogen peroxide in acidic medium.
(b) Show the reducing property hydrogen peroxide in acidic medium.
(c) Show the oxidizing property of hydrogen peroxide in basic
medium.
(d) Show the reducing property of hydrogen peroxide in basic medium.
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