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Chloe Cook
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Final Revision Lesson for last SAC
You are going to need a caluclator immediately!

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Open Ended
Calculate the volume of water required at SLC to hydrolyze 0.4 mol of triglyceride (Vm - 24.8L)
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Open Ended
A food chemist is comparing the melting points of two different triglycerides. One tryglyceride consists mostly of oleic fatty acid residues, and the other consists of stearic acid residues. Explain which triglyceride is likely to be a wax at room temperature and which is most likely to be an oil (3 m)
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Balancing big ass combustion equations
Balance carbons first
then balance hydrogens
count the number of oxygens on the PRODUCTS SIDE
subtract any oxygens in the fuel
halve what you have left and add that to the oxygen (doesn't matter if it is a fraction
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Example: Show the combustion of a lipid with the chemical formula C39H74O6.
C39H74O6 + O2 --> CO2 + H2O
C39H74O6 + O2 --> 39CO2 + 37H2O
(39 x 2) + 37 = 115
115 - 6 = 109
C39H74O6 + 54.5O2 --> 39CO2 + 37H2O
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WARNING: You may have to find the chemical formula of the fuel yourself!
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Multiple Choice
Example - What is the molar mass of a trisaccharide if each monomer has a molar mass of 180g/mol
540 g/mol
504 g/mol
486 g/mol
522 g/mol
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Open Ended
Write the balanced chemical question for the combustion of the disaccharide maltose, which is composed of two glucose monomers (Mr of glucose - 180g/mol) (1m)
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Open Ended
A chemist wanted to find the energy contest of maltose. He calibrated a calorimeter by running a 2.4A current with 1.0V for 2 Minutes. He obtained a temperature increase of 15.6 degrees Celcius. What is the calibration factor of this calorimeter? (2m)
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Open Ended
What does a calibration factor tell the chemist? (1)
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Open Ended
What percentage of energy did the water actually absorb from the battery pack? The calorimeter contains 250g of water (2)
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Open Ended
The chemist used the graph attached to find the change in temperature. Explain how would you use this graph to find the temperature change, and why this method is more accurate.
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Open Ended
10.g of maltose was completely combusted in the calorimeter, and a temperature change of 32.4 degrees Celcius was achieved. What is the energy content of maltose in kJ/mol (3)
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Here you can see two different amino acids
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Multiple Choice
What is the strongest type of intermolecular bonding occurring between them?
Dispersion
Dipole Dipole
Hydrogen
Ionic
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Open Ended
An experiment was run of the effectiveness of lipase, an enzyme secreted into the small intestine that helps the hydrolysis of lipids. Two test tubes containing olive oil were placed in water baths, one at 37 and one at 45 degrees. What could you do to measure the rate of hydrolysis of the olive oil? (1m)
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Open Ended
No change was seen in the test tube in the water bath at 45 degrees. Explain why this result was obtained (3marks)
Final Revision Lesson for last SAC
You are going to need a caluclator immediately!

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