WAEC GCE SECOND SERIES NOVEMBER / DECEMBER CHEMISTRY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS JUN 8 2022/2023

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CHEMISTRY – OBJECTIVE ANSWERS

CHEMISTRY OBJECTIVES SOLUTIONS

 

 

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CHEMISTRY – THEORY ANSWERS

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(1)

(1ai)

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According to Lewis, an acid can be defined as a substance that can accept a pair of non-bonding electrons i.e an electron pair acceptor.

(1aii)

AlCl₃

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(1b)

Salting out is a process through which soap is precipitated as solid from the suspension by adding common salt to the suspension. It is a purification process.

(1c)

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Reagent – Silver trioxonitrate(v)

Condition – The reaction takes place at high temperatures and pressure.

(1d)

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This is the proportion at which isotopes of an element are to each other in its composition.

(1e)

(i) It has a stable configuration

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(ii) This is because they have a covalent bond.

(1f)

They can be differentiated using barium chloride. When barium chloride is added to concentrated H₂SO₄ a white precipitate is formed with concentrated HNO₃

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(1g)

[TABULATE]

-ELECTROCHEMICAL CELL-

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(i) There are two electrolytes

(ii) Salt bridge is present.

-ELECTROLYTIC CELL-

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(i) There is only one electrolyte

(ii) There is no salt bridge present.

(1h)

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The lower the ionisation energy, the higher the reactivity of metals. Since it decreases down the group, the reactivity increases down the group I.

(1i)

This can be defined as a formula that shows the actual number of atoms in a compound.

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(1j)

(i) NH₃

(ii) This is because its interaction is perfectly inelastic.

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(2ai)

Ionization energy can be defined as the energy required to remove a loosely bound electron from the outermost shell of a gaseous covalently bonded atom.

(2aii)

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This is because B has more shells than Be which makes the valence electrons to be far from the nucleus making it require less energy due to lesser nuclear attraction.

(2b)

I = 0.12A, t = 500seconds

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m = 0.015g, F =96500C

M = 48.0, Charge = ?

Using;

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m = MIt/CF

C = MIt/mF

C = (48×0.12×500)/(0.015×96500)

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C = 2

(2ci)

Al₂O₃

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(2cii)

(i) Electricity supply

(ii) Nearness to source of material

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(2di)

This can be defined as a property of metal which are weakly attracted to an applied magnetic field

(2dii).  _Kindly click on this image below

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(3ai)

This can be defined as the number of atoms or molecules in one mole of a substance which is equal to 6.02 ×10²³

(3aii)

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Mass/m.m = no. of molecules/Avogadro’s number

(2.30/m.m) × (3.01×10²²/6.02×10²³)

m.m = (2.30×6.02×10²³)/3.01×10²²

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m.m = 46g/mol

(3aiii)

Since the molar mass = 46g/mol

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The formula is NO₂

:. 14+(16×2)

14+32 = 46g/mol

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:. NO₂

(3bi)

(i) There is no reaction but rather forms a layer underneath the water

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(ii) It reacts violently with water forming white silicon dioxide and hydrogen chloride gas.

(3bii)

The reaction is different because CCl₄ is an organic substance while SiCl₄ is not.

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(3ci)

Extraction of copper

(3cii)

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(i) CuSO₄

(ii) CuCl₂

(3ciii)

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Cu²⁺ + 2e⁻   —> Cu

(3civ)

Using; m = ZIt

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Z = m/It

Z = 3.2/(50x(3×60)+13)

Z = 3.2/(50×193)

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Z = 3.2/9650

Z = 0.000332g/Asec

(4a)

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(4b)

 

 

(5a)

(i) It melts to clear mobile liquid

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(ii) A brownish gas is evolved.

(5bi)

(i) Carbon(ii)oxide

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(ii) Lead(ii)oxide

(5bii)

Methane(CH₄)

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(5biii)

(i) It leads to erosion

(ii) It causes pollution

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(5biv)

This is because it has more surface area than it occupies leading to a faster rate of reaction.

(5bv)

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Ammoniacal liquor

(5ci)

When water is added to white anhydrous CuSO₄ it turns blue.

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(5cii)

(i) It removes the hardness by precipitating the trioxocarbonate(iv)

(ii) It removes the hardness by removing the calcium or magnesium ion and precipitating trioxocarbonate(iv).

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(5ciii)

Ca(HCO₃)₂ → CaCO₃ + H₂O + CO₂

 

(5D)

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Oxygen can be prepared by heating KClO₃ in the presence of manganese(iv)oxide which acts as a catalyst to produce KCl and oxygen gas. The reaction takes place at a lower temperature and much faster rate.

 

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