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課程名稱︰物理化學一 課程性質︰化工必修 課程教師︰陳立仁 開課學院:工學院 開課系所︰化工系 考試日期(年月日)︰2007/01/15 考試時限(分鐘):110 min 是否需發放獎勵金:Yes (如未明確表示,則不予發放) 試題 : Physical Chemistry (Quiz for Chapter 6) Problem 1 (20%) Determine the mass percentage of carbon tetrachloride CCl4 (P1*=114.5 Torr, M1=153.823 g/mol) in the vapor phase at equilibrium in a 1:1 mole ideal solution with trichloromethane CHCl3 (P2*=199.1 Torr, M2=119.378 g/mol) at 25度C. Problem 2 (20%) The following cooling curves have been found for the system antimony (Sb) - cadmium (Cd): Cd,wt%: 0 20 37.5 47.5 50 First break in curve, 度C: 550 461 419 Eutectic halt, 度C: 630 410 410 410 410 Cd,wt%: 58 70 93 100 First break in curve, 度C: 400 Eutectic halt, 度C: 439 295 295 321 Construct a phase diagram, assuming that no breaks other than these actually occur in any cooling curve. Label the diagram completely and give the formula of any compound formed. How many degrees of freedom are there for each area and at each eutectic point? Relative atomic weight: Sb=121.757 and Cd=112.411 Problem 3 (20%) A fictitious ternary system composed of liquids A, B, and C was constructed by adding the component B to various binary A + C mixtures and noting the point at which complete miscibility occurred. The following are the mole-percents of A and B at which complete miscibility was observed. Construct the phase diagram on a triangular graph paper. Xa(%) 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 Xb(%) 20 27 30 28 26 12 17 12 7 Problem 4 (20%) Use Raoult's law to estimate the vapor pressure of a mixture of propyl bromide (in liquid phase, mole fraction 0.381) and propyl chloride at 23度C. The CRC handbook gives vapor pressures as log (P/Torr) = - 0.05223a/(T/K) + b Propyl bromide: a = 32430, b = 7.821 Propyl chloride: a = 28894, b = 7.593 Problem 5 (20%) In 1855, Matthew Fontaine Maury wrote The Physical Geography of the Sea and its Meteorology, a book that was an immediate popular success and remained in print for 20 years. In it, Maury quotes sea water temperatures from all over the world. The coldest is the arctic ice bath, which is brine (salty sea water) in equilibrium with icebergs. Maury gives 27.2度F (-2.67度C) as the freezing point for this brine. A partial phase diagram for the NaCl/H2O system is shown below. Use it to answer the following questions. Note that the composition variable is percent by weight, not mole fraction. Picture (I can't draw it...) (a)Do arctic icebergs taste salty? (b)What is the molality of NaCl in arctic sea water? (c)Suppose in your wonderings among the arctic ice you encounter a puddle of brine in an iceberg with salt crystals at the bottom of the puddle. What can you say about the temperature and composition of the brine in the puddle. (d)The diagram shows that a solution 23.3% by weight NaCl has the lowest freezing point (-21度C). How well does this agree with the predictions of our freezing point depression expression? If there exists a discrepancy, explain the reason why. The freezing point depression constant Kf for water is 1.86 K kg/mol. Molecular weights of Na and Cl are 22.9898 and 35.453 g/mol, respecively. -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 125.228.148.167 ※ 編輯: nilovehere 來自: 125.228.148.167 (01/18 18:22)