use the two-column notes format/strategy on page 91

9
Unit 5 Packet - Page 1 of 18 Honors Chemistry - Unit 5 Chapter 8 – Chemical Equations Quiz on Diatomic Molecules: Tues., Nov. 9 th Vocab Assignment Due: Tues., Nov. 9 th Problem Set Due: Wed., Nov. 17th Test Date: Fri., Nov. 19 th VOCABULARY Assignment Use the Two-column Notes format/strategy on page 913 (blue textbook) to study/complete your vocabulary assignment. chemical reaction reactants products single displacement double displacement decomposition synthesis combustion subscript coefficient activity series OBJECTIVES: Be able to balance chemical equations using coefficients. Be able to identify and write the five basic types of equations: single displacement, double displacement, synthesis, decomposition and combustion. Be able to use correct notation in equations (such as state symbols). Be able to identify the seven diatomic molecules and use them correctly in equations. Be able to use the activity series to write equations SYMBOLS USED IN CHEMICAL EQUATIONS (brief descriptions and table listed below) State symbols (after formula) s, l, g or aq (book uses cr for crystalline solid) up arrow () gas down arrow () ppt reversible rxn squiggly line above arrow = electric current or with e - as shown below Δ above arrow = heat temp, pressure may be written above arrow catalyst may be written below or above arrow Unit 5 Packet - Page 2 of 18 Unit 5 PROBLEM SET – Chemical Equations: Follow the instructions for the cover page for Problem Sets. Show your work on all problems. Credit will not be given without work . Include units on your answers. Review Questions: 1. Name the following: A. FeSO 4 B. BaCl 2 C. CO D. NH 4 NO 2 2. Write the formula for the following: A. diphosphorus trisulfide B. cobalt (III) carbonate C. silver sulfide 3. Nicotine, a component of tobacco, is 74.1 percent C, 8.6 percent H and 17.3 percent N by mass; the molar mass is about 162.5 g. What is nicotine’s empirical formula? Its molecular formula? 4. A. How many formula units in 78.3 g of lead (II) phosphate? B. Calculate the molarity of a 1.5 liter solution of 498.6 g of lead (II) phosphate. 5. Calculate the percent composition of aluminum dichromate. Current Unit Material: 6. Write balanced equations for the following reactions: A. Calcium metal is added to water. B. A solution of tin (II) chloride is added to a solution of iron (III) sulfate C. Chlorine gas is bubbled into a solution of lithium iodide. D. C 3 H 8 is burned in oxygen 7. How is 2Cl different from Cl 2 ? 8. Octane, C 8 H 18, is a component of gasoline. Write the balanced equation for the complete combustion of octane. (extra credit) 9. The poisonous gas, hydrogen sulfide, can be neutralized with a base such as NaOH producing water and sodium sulfide. A student asked to write a balanced equation for the reaction wrote the following: Na 2 OH(aq) + H 2 S (g) Na 2 S (aq) + H 2 O (l) A. Is this equation correct? B. Explain why or why not, and supply the correctly balanced equation if necessary.

Upload: others

Post on 16-Jan-2022

4 views

Category:

Documents


0 download

TRANSCRIPT

Unit 5

Packet - P

age 1 of 18

Honors C

hemistry

- Unit 5

Chapter 8 – Chemical Equations

Quiz o

n Diatomic Molecules: Tu

es., N

ov. 9

th Vocab Assig

nment Due: Tu

es., N

ov. 9th

Problem Set Due: W

ed., Nov. 17th

Test D

ate: Fri., N

ov. 19th

VOCABULARY Assig

nment

Use the Tw

o-column Notes fo

rmat/stra

tegy on page 913 (b

lue textbook) to

study/complete your vocabulary assig

nment.

chemica

l reactio

n

reacta

nts

products

single disp

lacement

double disp

lacement

decompositio

n

synthesis

combustio

n

subscrip

t

coefficie

nt

activ

ity se

ries

OBJECTIV

ES:

• Be able to

balance ch

emica

l equatio

ns u

sing co

efficie

nts.

• Be able to

identify

and write

the fiv

e basic ty

pes o

f equatio

ns: sin

gle disp

lacement,

double disp

lacement, sy

nthesis, d

ecompositio

n and co

mbustio

n.

• Be able to

use co

rrect n

otatio

n in

equatio

ns (su

ch as sta

te sy

mbols).

• Be able to

identify

the se

ven diatomic m

olecules a

nd use th

em co

rrectly

in equatio

ns.

• Be able to

use th

e activ

ity se

ries to

write

equatio

ns

SYMBOLS USED IN CHEMICAL EQUATIO

NS

(brief descriptions a

nd table liste

d below)

• State sy

mbols (a

fter fo

rmula) s, l, g

or a

q (b

ook uses cr fo

r crysta

lline so

lid)

• up arro

w (↑

) gas

• down arro

w (↓

) ppt

• �� re

versib

le rx

n

• squiggly lin

e above arro

w = electric cu

rrent o

r with

e- as sh

own below

∆ above arro

w = heat

• temp, p

ressu

re m

ay be writte

n above arro

w

• catalyst m

ay be writte

n below or a

bove arro

w

Unit 5

Packet - P

age 2 of 18

Unit 5

PROBLEM SET – Chemical Equations:

Follow the instru

ctions fo

r the cover page for Problem Sets.

Show your w

ork on all p

roblems. C

redit w

ill not be given without w

ork.

Include units o

n your answers.

Review Questions:

1. Name th

e fo

llowing:

A. F

eSO

4

B. B

aCl2

C. C

O

D. N

H4 N

O2

2. Write

the fo

rmula fo

r the fo

llowing:

A. d

iphosphorus trisu

lfide

B. co

balt (III) ca

rbonate

C. silv

er su

lfide

3. Nico

tine, a

component o

f tobacco

, is 74.1 perce

nt C

, 8.6 perce

nt H

and 17.3 perce

nt N

by m

ass; th

e m

olar m

ass is a

bout 1

62.5 g. W

hat is n

icotin

e’s e

mpirica

l form

ula? Its

molecular fo

rmula?

4. A. H

ow m

any fo

rmula units in

78.3 g of le

ad (II) p

hosphate?

B. C

alcu

late th

e m

olarity

of a

1.5 lite

r solutio

n of 4

98.6 g of le

ad (II) p

hosphate.

5. Calcu

late th

e perce

nt co

mpositio

n of a

luminum dich

romate.

Current U

nit M

aterial:

6. Write

balanced equatio

ns fo

r the fo

llowing re

actio

ns:

A. Calciu

m m

etal is a

dded to

water.

B. A so

lutio

n of tin

(II) chlorid

e is a

dded to

a so

lutio

n of iro

n (III) su

lfate

C. Chlorin

e gas is b

ubbled in

to a so

lutio

n of lith

ium io

dide.

D. C

3 H8 is b

urned in

oxygen

7. How is 2

Cl d

ifferent fro

m Cl2 ?

8. Octa

ne, C

8 H18, is a

component o

f gasolin

e. W

rite th

e balanced equatio

n fo

r the

complete co

mbustio

n of o

ctane. (e

xtra credit)

9. The poiso

nous g

as, h

ydrogen su

lfide, ca

n be neutra

lized with

a base su

ch as N

aOH

producin

g water a

nd so

dium su

lfide. A

student a

sked to

write

a balanced equatio

n fo

r

the re

actio

n wrote th

e fo

llowing:

Na

2 OH(a

q) +

H2 S

(g) ��� �

Na

2 S (a

q) +

H2 O

(l)

A. Is th

is equatio

n co

rrect?

B. E

xplain why or w

hy not, a

nd su

pply th

e co

rrectly

balanced equatio

n if n

ecessa

ry.

Unit 5

Packet - P

age 3 of 18

CHEMICAL EQUATIONS AND REACTIONS

Chemical Equation: re

presents with

symbols and fo

rmulas th

e re

acta

nts and products

Example:

Reacta

nts

yield

s

Products

Fe2 O

3 +

2 Al �

2 Fe + Al2 O

3

Equatio

ns m

ust:

Represent k

nown fa

cts – all re

acta

nts a

nd products m

ust b

e in

cluded

Contain correct fo

rmulas

Coeffic

ients: n

umbers in

front o

f compounds/e

lements

Represents th

e number o

f moles

Subscrip

ts: n

umbers in

the fo

rmulas

They are never ch

anged!

Symbols used in

equatio

ns are on your o

bjectiv

e sheet !

WRITING AND BALANCING EQUATIONS

Diatomic molecules: O

ccur in

pairs in

their n

atural state (w

hen th

ey are alone and not io

nic, n

ot

in co

mpounds) –

Notice

there are 7 of th

ese and th

ey m

ake a 7 shape on th

e PT!!!!!

Memorize!! (q

uiz):

Writin

g &

Bala

ncin

g E

quatio

ns

�D

iato

mic

mole

cule

s –

occur in

pairs

in th

eir n

atu

ral s

tate

(whe

n th

ey a

re a

lon

e; n

otin

com

poun

ds)

I2 , Br2 , C

l2 , F2 , O

2 , N2 , H

2(*Q

uiz

*)

I IB

rB

ring C

lC

lay F F

or O O

ur N N

ew

H Ho

use

or

H His

Br

Bro

wn

Cl

Clo

wn F F

ou

nd N N

o O O

ranges I In

sid

e

Unit 5

Packet - P

age 4 of 18

When writin

g equatio

ns y

ou m

ust s

atisfy

the law of conservation matter

(matter ca

n not be crea

ted or destro

yed)

Therefore we m

ust h

ave th

e same ty

pe and number o

f each atom on each sid

e of th

e

equatio

n.

BALANCING EQUATIONS: 4 steps:

1. S

tart w

ith a word equatio

n

2. C

onvert to

a fo

rmula equatio

n (d

on’t fo

rget th

e diatomic m

olecules!)

3. B

alance with

coefficie

nts:

balance each atom one at a

time

balance polyatomic io

ns o

n each side of th

e equatio

n as one unit

balance H

and O la

st (they ofte

n appear in

more th

an one co

mpound)

4. C

heck; if co

efficie

nts a

re not th

e lo

west p

ossible; re

duce down.

*****Remember NEVER change subscripts*****

Examples:

1. w

ater b

reaks down in

to hydrogen and oxygen

2. a

luminum ca

rbide re

acts w

ith water to

produce m

ethane gas (C

H4 ) a

nd aluminum hydroxide

3. N

a2 SO

4 + L

iCl �

Li2 SO

4 + N

aCl

You try

:

1. ca

lcium oxide re

acts

with

bromine to

make ca

lcium bromide and oxygen

2. B

a(N

O3 )

2 + PbO

2 � BaO + Pb(N

O3 )

4

Unit 5

Packet - P

age 5 of 18

Unit 5

Packet - P

age 6 of 18

Unit 5

Packet - P

age 7 of 18

Unit 5

Packet - P

age 8 of 18

Unit 5

Packet - P

age 9 of 18

BALANCING CHEMICAL REACTIONS

Balance th

e fo

llowing re

actio

ns:

1.

K3 PO

4 +

HCl �

KCl

+

H3 PO

4

2.

Na

+

HNO

3 �

NaNO

3 +

H2

3.

S

+

O2 �

SO

3

4.

Ca(ClO

3 )2

CaCl2

+

O2

5.

C2 H

12 +

O

2 � C

O2

+

H2 O

6. Potassiu

m io

dide + le

ad (II) n

itrate �

potassiu

m nitra

te + le

ad (II) io

dide

7. Iro

n (III) o

xide + ca

rbon �

carbon m

onoxide + iro

n

8. Mercu

ry (II) o

xide �

mercu

ry + oxygen

9. Calciu

m + aluminum ch

lorid

e �

calciu

m ch

lorid

e + aluminum

10. M

ercu

ry (I) n

itrate + so

dium ca

rbonate �

sodium nitra

te + m

ercu

ry (I) ca

rbonate

11. Potassiu

m bromide + aluminum nitra

te �

potassiu

m nitra

te + aluminum bromide

12. C

alciu

m phosphate + aluminum su

lfate �

calciu

m su

lfate + aluminum phosphate

13. R

ubidium + acetic a

cid �

rubidium acetate + hydrogen

Unit 5

Packet - P

age 10 of 18

Equation Writin

g

Balance and ID

the following rxns:

1. Zn + H

2 SO

4 �

ZnSO

4 + H

2

2. Na + Br2 �

NaBr

3. H

2 O �

H2 +

O2

4. Cl2 +

KI �

KCl +

I2

5. HNO

3 + LiO

H �

H2 O

+ LiN

O3

6. C

3 H8 +

O2 �

CO

2 + H

2 O

7. Sodium + io

dine �

sodium io

dide

8. Zinc +

hydrochloric a

cid �

zinc ch

lorid

e and hydrogen gas

9. Potassiu

m hydroxide heated yields p

otassiu

m oxide and water

10. M

agnesiu

m and water p

roduce m

agnesiu

m hydroxide and hydrogen gas

Reaction Prediction

1. Tin (II) a

nd co

pper (II) su

lfate

2. Iro

n (III) n

itrate and so

dium ch

romate

3. Calciu

m and io

dine

4. Magnesiu

m and su

lfuric a

cid

5. Calciu

m oxide electro

lyzed

6. Carbon and oxygen

7. Sodium ca

rbonate and hydrochloric a

cid

8. Iro

n (II) su

lfide electro

lyzed

9. Platin

um (II) a

nd le

ad (II) n

itrate

10. Lith

ium oxide and water

11. C

2 H4 +

O2

Unit 5

Packet - P

age 11 of 18

WR

ITIN

G C

HE

MIC

AL

EQ

UA

TIO

NS

Write b

ala

nced

equ

atio

ns fo

r the fo

llow

ing

reactio

ns a

fter iden

tifyin

g th

e typ

e of rea

ction

.

1.

aluminum su

lfate + ca

lcium phosphate

2.

magnesiu

m ch

lorid

e + m

anganese (III) n

itrate

3.

Hydrogen gas +

oxygen gas

4.

Stro

ntiu

m m

etal +

copper (II) n

itrate

5.

copper (II) o

xide + su

lfuric a

cid

6.

nitro

gen gas +

lithium m

etal

7.

C4 H

8 + O

2

8.

sodium bromide + oxygen gas

9.

copper (II) n

itride (h

eated)

10.

potassiu

m m

etal +

water

11.

C3 H

8 + oxygen gas

12.

ammonium su

lfate + so

dium ch

lorid

e

13.

NiO

+ S

Unit 5

Packet - P

age 12 of 18

REACTIO

N TY

PES

1. Synthesis: (o

r compositio

n):

2 or more substances combine to form 1 new substance

A + X � AX

Ex’s:

2. Decompositio

n:

A single substance produces 2 or more sim

pler substances

AX � A + X

Ex’s:

Electrolysis:

Ex:

3. Single Disp

lacement (Replacement):

1 element replaces a sim

ilar element in a cmpd

A + BX � AX + B

Hint: In

reactions write water as HOH.

Ex’s:

Unit 5

Packet - P

age 13 of 18

4. D

ouble Disp

lacement (Replacement):

The ions of 2 cmpds sw

itch places to form 2 new cmpds.

AX + BY � AY + BX

*often one of the new cmpds will be a ppt.

Ex’s:

5. C

ombustio

n:

When a substance combines with oxygen releasing a large amount of energy in

the form of lig

ht and heat.

Often combustions involve a hydrocarbon : cmpd containing C and H

Cx H

y + O

2 � C

O2 +

H2 O

Ex.

Group Practice: ID

, Write

& Balance the following equations:

1. C

2 H4 +

O2 �

2. Bariu

m + Copper (II) ch

lorid

e

3. O

2 + Ca

4. PbCl4 +

Al(N

O3 )3

5. CaCl2

Unit 5

Packet - P

age 14 of 18

Double Displacement R

eactions & Solubility

Rules:

Solubility

Rules:

Answ

er th

e fo

llowing questio

ns in

the sp

ace provided.

1. Use your so

lubility

rules to

determ

ine if th

e fo

llowing su

bsta

nces a

re so

luble (S

) or

insoluble (I) in

water.

a. NaC

2 H3 O

2

f. K

3 PO

4

b. Li2 SO

4

g. C

aCO

3

c. Bariu

m hydroxide

h. N

aCl

d. AgCl

i. PbI2

e. MgBr2

j. HNO

3

Practice Writin

g Dissolution of Solids Equations:

Write

the net io

nic e

quatio

n fo

r the disso

lutio

n of th

e fo

llowing co

mpounds.

Sample: B

aCl2 (s) �

Ba+1(aq) +

2Cl-1(aq)

a. Na3 PO

4 (s) �

b. K

2 SO

4 (s) �

c. KOH (s) �

d. CaI2 (s) �

e. Mg(N

O3 )2 (s) �

Unit 5

Packet - P

age 15 of 18

Net Io

nic Equations:

Steps fo

r writin

g a net io

nic e

quatio

n

1. Write

a balanced equatio

n.

2. Use your so

lubility

rules to

determ

ine so

lubility

and break so

luble co

mpounds in

to io

ns

(with

charges!). L

eave in

soluble co

mpounds to

gether w

ithout a

ny ch

arges!

3. Cancel o

ut sp

ecta

tor io

ns –

if everything ca

ncels w

rite no net re

actio

n.

4. Write

the fin

al e

quatio

n – in

clu

de sta

te symbols!

Example 1:

AgNO

3 + M

gCl2 �

Example 2:

HNO

3 + Ba(O

H)2 �

You tr

y:

K2 S +

Al(N

O3 )3 �

Unit 5

Packet - P

age 16 of 18

Solubility

Rules and Net Io

nic Equations Worksheet

Which

of th

e fo

llowing co

mpounds a

re so

luble in

water?

RbOH

CrC

O3

PbCl2

TiI

BaS

KC

2 H3 O

2

Which

of th

e fo

llowing co

mpounds a

re in

soluble in

water?

NH

3 (g)

Ba(O

H)2

PbI2

CaSO

4 K

2 SO

3 (N

H4 )3 PO

4

Write

net io

nic e

quatio

ns fo

r the fo

llowing re

actio

ns:

1. Ba(N

O3 )2 +

Na2 SO

4 � BaSO

4 + 2 N

aNO

3

2. sodium hydroxide + zinc (II) n

itrate �

sodium nitra

te + zinc (II) h

ydroxide

3. PbCl2 +

Na2 SO

4 �

4. Silv

er n

itrate and ca

lcium bromide �

Unit 5

Packet - P

age 17 of 18

5. sulfu

ric acid

and so

dium ch

lorid

e produce hydrochloric a

cid and so

dium su

lfate

6. LiO

H + H

2 S �

7. aluminum ch

lorid

e and iro

n (III) n

itrate �

8. ammonium ch

lorid

e + potassiu

m hydroxide �

potassiu

m ch

lorid

e + ammonia (g

) +

water

9. rubidium ca

rbonate + stro

ntiu

m acetate �

Unit 5

Packet - P

age 18 of 18

Activity Series

Pg 265-267

1. What is th

e activ

ity se

ries

2. Where are th

e m

ost a

ctive elements fo

und in

the se

ries?

3. Look at th

e sa

mple Questio

ns 8

-6 on pg 266 th

en do th

e practice

questio

ns

4. Do th

e se

ction re

view 1-2 on page 267.

Activity Series Practice

(Use the series for single displacement reactions or synthesis reactions with oxygen):

I. Based on th

e activ

ity se

ries o

f metals a

nd halogens, circle

the element w

ithin each pair th

at is m

ore lik

ely

to re

place th

e other in

a co

mpound?

K and N

a

Al a

nd N

i

Bi a

nd Cr

Cl a

nd F

Cl a

nd I

Fe and Sr

I a

nd F

Au and Ag

II. Usin

g th

e activ

ity se

ries o

f metals a

nd halogens, p

redict w

hether e

ach of th

e possib

le re

actio

ns lis

ted

below will o

ccur. F

or th

e re

actio

ns th

at w

ill occu

r, write

the products a

nd balance th

e equatio

n:

Ni(s) +

CuCl2 (aq) �

Zn(s) +

Pb(N

O3 )

2 (aq) �

Cl2 (g) +

KI(aq)

Cu(s) +

FeSO

4 (aq) �

Ba(s) +

H2 O(l) �

Na2 SO

4 (aq) +

Ba(N

O3 )

2 (aq) �

CuCl2 (aq) +

Mg(N

O3 )

2 (aq)

III. Use th

e activ

ity se

ries to

predict w

hether e

ach of th

e fo

llowing sy

nthesis re

actio

ns w

ill occu

r, and w

rite

the ch

emica

l equatio

ns fo

r those predicte

d to

occu

r:

Ca(s) +

O2 (g)

Ni(s) +

O2 (g) �

Au(s) +

O2 (g) �