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Calorimetry - OCR GCE Chemistry A-Level

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 38mins

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Class
Date
1.

In Q = mcΔT, what does 'Q' stand for?

a)

Energy transferred from the surroundings

b)

Energy transferred to the surroundings

c)

The enthalpy change of reaction

d)

The enthalpy change of the surroundings

2.

In Q = mcΔT, what does 'm' stand for?

a)

The mass of reactant used

b)

The moles of reactant used

c)

The mass of liquid in the calorimeter

d)

The moles of solution in the calorimeter

3.

In Q = mcΔT, what does are the typical units of m?

a)

metres

b)

mm

c)

kg

d)

g

4.

In Q = mcΔT, what is c?

a)

the specific heat capacity of the liquid in the calorimeter

b)

the specific heat capacity of the products

c)

the specific heat capacity of the reactants

d)

the specific heat capacity of the calorimeter

5.

What is the specific heat capacity of water in Jmol-1K-1?

a)

8.31

b)

8.314

c)

4.183

d)

4.18

6.

What is the density of water in gcm-3?

a)

0.100

b)

18

c)

1.00

d)

100

7.

If a reaction heats up some aqueous copper sulfate, what assumption do we make about the solution?

a)

It has a specific heat capacity of zero, and a density of 1 gcm-3

b)

It has a specific heat capacity of 4.18 Jg-1K-1, and a density of 1 gcm-3

c)

It has a specific heat capacity of zero, and a density of 4.18 gcm-3

d)

It has a specific heat capacity of zero, and a density of 4.18 gcm-3

8.

In Q = mcΔT, what are the units of ΔT?

a)

oC

b)

K. Using oC will give the incorrect answer

c)

K, although using oC will give the correct numerical answer

d)

Joules

9.

If ΔH = -Q/n, what is n?

a)

The moles of product in the balanced chemical equation, as written

b)

The moles of reactant in the balanced chemical equation, as written

c)

The moles of whatever has stoichiometry of '1' in the equation, as written

d)

The total moles of reactants used in the reaction

10.

A chemist is caluclating ΔH = -Q/n for the enthalpy change of combustion of propane.


What 'n' should be used?

a)

The moles of water formed through the combustion reaction

b)

The moles of oxygen needed for full combustion

c)

The moles of carbon dioxide formed

d)

The moles of propane burned

11.

A chemist is calculating ΔH = -Q/n for the enthalpy change of neutralisation of the reaction between sulfuric acid and sodium hydroxide


What value for 'n' should be used?


What 'n' should be used?

a)

The moles of water formed through the neutralisation reaction

b)

The moles of acid

c)

The moles of alkali

d)

The total moles of salt formed

12.

A chemist studies the endothermic enthalpy change when solid ammonium nitrate is dissolved in water.


What is the most appropriate for 'm' in 'Q = mcΔT'?

a)

The mass of ammonium nitrate used

b)

The mass of water in the calorimeter

c)

The mass of the solution formed

d)

The mass of the calorimeter

13.

A chemist studies the enthalpy change of combustion of propan-1-ol.


Tick all features of a suitable calorimeter

a)

Made from copper

b)

Made from polystyrene

c)

Has a lid

d)

Contains water

e)

Contains propan-1-ol

14.

A chemist studies the enthalpy change of reaction for the reaction of zinc with copper sulfate:


Zn(s) + CuSO4(aq) -> ZnSO4(aq) + Cu(s)


Tick all features of a suitable calorimeter

a)

Made from copper

b)

Made from polystyrene

c)

Has a lid

d)

Contains water only

15.

A chemist studies the enthalpy change of combustion of propan-1-ol.


The calculated enthalpy of combustion is less exothermic than expected.


What are possible reasons for this?

a)

Complete combustion

b)

Incomplete combustion

c)

Heat loss to the laboratory

d)

The spirit burner was only extinguished 30secs after it was removed.

e)

Some water was spilled when filling the calorimeter.

16.

a)

-1350 kJ mol-1

b)

-1850 kJ mol-1

c)

-1750 kJ mol-1

d)

-1650 kJ mol-1

17.

Write your answer to 3sf in kJmol-1

(a)  

18.
a)

-222 kJmol-1

b)

-212 kJmol-1

c)

-202 kJmol-1

d)

-242 kJmol-1

e)

-262 kJmol-1

19.

Write your answer in kJmol-1 to 2sf

(a)  

20.

Write your answer in kJmol-1 to 3sf

(a)  

21.

Write your answer in kJmol-1 to 3sf

(a)