Monday 22 July 2013

BA0006: CHEMISTRY FORM IV 1999 PAPER 1

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Instruction
1.       This paper consists of section A, B and C
2.       Answer ALL  the question in section  A and B and THREE(3) questions, including question 6, from section C in the answer booklet provided.
3.       The marks intended for section A and for each question or part of it,  are indicated in brackets.
4.       Remember  to write  your  Examination Number on every page of your answer booklet.
5.       Wherever necessary the following constants may be used.
                         (a)Atomic masses
                               H=1, C=12, N=14, O=16, Na=23, Cl=35.5, Ca=40, Cu=63.5, Zn=65,
                               Zn=65, Ag=108, Pb=207.
                      (b)Avogadro’s  Number=6.02
                     (c) 1 faraday= 96500C
                     (d)Gas Molar Volume at s.t.p=22.4dm3

   SECTION A(15 marks)
This  section  consist of fifteen multiple-choice items.  Answer ALL the items
Choose  the letter  corresponding  to the correct response from the five given options, then write it on the first page of your answer booklet in serial order 
(i)                  Steam and methane can react and produce hydrogen according to the following equation:
CH4  + H2O                  CO + 3H2
The volume of methane needed  to produce 150cm3 of hydrogen at the same conditions will be
A.      25cm3             E. 150cm3
B.      50cm3
C.      75cm3
D.      100cm3 
(ii)                The common property for all carbonates and hydrogen is that they:
A.      Are soluble in cold water
B.      Decompose on heating
C.      Are colourless chemical substances
D.      React with dilute nictric acid
E.       Are not soluble in cold water
(iii)               The equation which represents Haber’s process is shown below
N2  + H2          NH3 (exothermic reaction)
The rate of formation of ammonia gas can be increased by:
A.      increasing the temperature
B.      decreasing the concentration of nitrogen
C.      decreasing the amount of catalyst
D.      increasing the amount of catalyst
E.       increasing the volume of the container
      
(iv)              What   are the products of electrolysis of aqueous sodium(I) chloride using platinum electrode
A.      Sodium and chlorine
B.      Hydrogen and oxygen
C.      Hydrogen and chlorine
D.      Oxygen and chlorine
E.       Platinum and oxygen
(v)                Why is magnesium(ii) chloride a deliquescent compound
A.      It is easily decomposed by heat
B.      It has a low boiling point 
C.      It is readily fusible
D.      It absorbs water from the atmosphere
E.       It  easily gives away water of crystallization
(vi)              The relative atomic mass of aluminium is 27. Its atomic number is 13. Therefore this element has
A.      13 electrons
B.      14  electrons
C.      14 protons
D.      14 neutrons
E.       27 electrons
(vii)              One of the following chemical formulae does not represent a carboxylic acid
A.      C2H11COOH
B.      C5H9COOH
C.      C4H9COOH
D.      C3H7COOH
(viii)           How many atoms are there in 8g of lead(ii) sulphate
A.      1.59  10^23 atoms
B.      1.59   10^19 atoms
C.       1.59   10^21 atoms
D.       1.59    10^22 atoms
E.       1.59      10^20 atoms
(ix)              The following is one of the characteristic properties of non-metals
A.      They  are electronegative in nature
B.      They behave as reducing agent
C.      They form cations by gaining electrons
D.      They do not react with acids
E.       They form anions by loss of electrons
(x)                Each of the following constitutes one mole except
A.      Avogadro’s constant  of electrons
B.      2g of hydrogen molecules
C.      48g of carbon monoxide atoms
D.      19g of hydroxonium ions
E.       98g of sulphuric acid

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