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1 CEM J-2 June 2007 Complete the following table. Give, as required, the formula, the systematic name, the oxidation number of the underlined atom and, where indicated, the number of d electrons for the element in this oxidation state. Formula Systematic name xidation number umber of d electrons C 2 carbon dioxide +IV or a 2 Cr 4 sodium chromate +VI or +6 0 FeCl K 2 S 4 iron(iii) chloride-3-water (the non-iupac form iron(iii) chloride trihydrate is also acceptable) potassium sulfate +III or +3 5 Draw the Lewis structures, showing all valence electrons for the following species. 3 C 3 C 3 + C C Indicate which of these species you expect will be more stable and explain why. C 3 - is more stable as it has a full octet of electrons Desferal is a siderophore-based drug that is used in humans to treat iron-overload. ne molecule of Desferal (molecular formula: C ) can bind one Fe 3+ ion. A patient with an iron-overload disease had an excess of M Fe 3+ in her bloodstream. Assuming the patient had a total blood volume of 4.84 L, what mass of Desferal would be required to complex all of the excess Fe 3+? 2 As one mole of Deferal will complex one mole of Fe 3+, the number of moles of Desferal required is: number of moles = concentration volume = ( ) 4.84 = M The molar mass of C is: ( (C)) + ( ()) + ( ()) + ( ()) = ence, the mass required is: mass = number of moles molar mass = ( ) ( ) = 1.45 g Answer: 1.45 g

2 CEM J-3 June 2007 Glycine, 2 C 2 C, the simplest of all naturally occurring amino acids, has a melting point of 292 C. The pk a of the acid group is 2.35 and the pk a associated with the amino group is Draw a structure that indicates the charges on the molecule at the physiological p of As p = 7.4 is higher than the pk a of the acid group, -C, it will exist primarily in its deprotonated, conjugate base form, -C -. As p = 7.4 is lower than the pk a of the amino group, - 2, it will exist primarility in its protonated form, Glycine will exist in the uncharged, zwitterionic form: 3 C 2 C Describe the hybridisation of the two carbon atoms and the nitrogen atom in glycine and the geometry of the atoms surrounding these three atoms. The structure is: has 4 bonds and no lone pairs: sp 3 with a tetrahedral arrangement. C a has 4 bonds and no lone pairs: sp 3 with a tetrahedral arrangement. C a C b C b has 3 bonds and no lone pairs: sp 2 with a trigonal planar arrangement. Glycine has an unusually high melting point for a small molecule. Suggest a reason for this. Glycine with a positively and a negatively charged end. There is therefore ionic bonding between the molecules leading to strong intermolecular forces. Many gases are available for use in compressed gas cylinders, in which they are stored at high pressures. Calculate the mass of oxygen gas that can be stored at 20 C and 170 atm pressure in a cylinder with a volume of 60.0 L. 2 Using the ideal gas law, PV = nrt, the number of moles that can be stored is: n = PV (170) = (60.0) = 424mol RT ( ) ( ) As the molar mass of 2 is ( ) = 32.00, this corresponds to a mass of: mass = number of moles molar mass = = g = 13.6 kg Answer: 13.6 kg

3 CEM J-4 June 2007 If 20.0 ml of a M solution of sodium phosphate is mixed with 25.0 ml of a M solution of zinc chloride, what mass of zinc phosphate will precipitate from the reaction? ml of a M solution of ZnCl 2 contains: n(zn 2+ (aq)) = concentration volume = ml of a solution of a 3 P 4 contains: n(p 4 3- ) = = mol The ionic equation for the precipitation reaction is: 3Zn 2+ (aq) + 2P 4 3- (aq) Zn 3 (P 4 ) 2 (s) 25 = mol 1000 As n(zn 2+ (aq) > 3 2 n(p 4 3- (aq)), P 4 3- which is the limiting reagent. The maximum amount of product depends on n(p 4 3- ). The amount of zinc phosphate formed is: n(zn 3 (P 4 ) 2 (s) = ½ n(p 4 3- (aq)) = ½ = mol The formula mass of zinc phosphate is: ( (Zn)) + 2 (30.97 (P) ()) = The mass of this amount of zinc phosphate is therefore: mass = number of moles formula mass = = g Answer: g ASWER CTIUES TE EXT PAGE

4 CEM J-4 June 2007 What is the final concentration of zinc ions in solution after the above reaction? The number of moles of Zn 2+ (aq) removed by precipitation = = mol. The amount remaining is therefore: n(zn 2+ (aq)) = = mol The total volume of the solution after mixing is ( ) = 45.0 ml so the concentration is: [Zn 2+ (aq)] = number of moles = = M volume ( ) Answer: M What is the final concentration of sodium ions in solution after the above reaction? 20.0 ml of a solution of a 3 P 4 contains: n(a + ) = = mol After mixing, this amount is contained in a volume of 45.0 ml so the concentration is: [a + (aq)] = number of moles = = 0.133M volume ( ) Answer: M

5 CEM J-5 June 2007 ame the following compounds. Make sure you include stereochemical descriptors where appropriate. 5 Cl (E)-2-bromo-3-chloro-2-pentene (E as the highest ranking substituents (Cl and ) are on opposite sides of C=C bond) 1,4-dimethylcyclohexene propyl acetate (Z)-3-penten-2-one (Z as highest ranking substituents (C 3 and CC 3 ) are on the same side of C=C bond) 2,4,6-tribromophenol

6 CEM J-6 June 2007 Complete the following table. STARTIG MATERIAL REAGETS/ CDITIS CSTITUTIAL FRMULA(S) F MAJR RGAIC PRDUCT(S) 5 C 3 1. C 3 Mg 2. / 2 FeCl 3 / Cl 2 or AlCl 3 / Cl 2 Cl Cr / + [Ag( 3 ) 2 ] / C 2 C 3 S a S

7 CEM J-7 June 2007 The nucleic base guanine is drawn below as a keto tautomer. Draw two other tautomers of guanine. 2 2 Tautomers include: The pk b s of two nitrogen-containing compounds are given below. Explain the difference in basicity of these two compounds. 3 A C 2 C 3 C 2 C 3 C 2 C 3 B 2 pk b =2.99 pk b =9.37 The pk b of B is higher meaning that it is less basic. This is due to delocalization of the nitrogen lone pair onto the aromatic ring. This stabilization of the lone pair decreases its availability to donate to a proton. The delocalization may be represented by resonance contributions of the form:

8 CEM J-8 June 2007 When adds to 2-methylpropene there are two possible products. Using the template below, draw the mechanism of this reaction to show the formation of both products, C and D. Use curly arrows to show the movement of electrons and draw the structures of the intermediates A and B. 6 3 C 3 C 3 C 3 C + 3 C 3 C 3 C 3 C + A B 3 C 3 C 3 C 3 C C D Which product will be the major one? Explain why it will predominate. C will be the major product as the carbocation intermediate along the path to its formation, A, is more stable than that, B, along the path to formation of D. The tertiary carbocation A is more stable than the primary carbocation B. This results in the Markovnikov addition product C as the major product. What is the name given to this type of reaction? Electrophilic addition

9 CEM J-9 June 2007 Salbutamol is available under the trade name Ventolin as a racemic mixture of compounds. A stick representation of the compound is shown below. salbutamol 6 Give the molecular formula of salbutamol. C List the functional groups present in salbutamol. alcohol (primary and secondary), phenol, amine (secondary) A competing manufacturer distributes a product, which contains only the (R)-enantiomer of salbutamol, under the trade name Xopenex. n the structure above, mark the stereogenic centre with an asterisk (*). List the substituents attached to this stereogenic centre in descending order of priority according to the sequence rules by drawing them in the boxes below. ighest priority priority Lowest - - Draw the (R)-enantiomer of salbutamol clockwise: 1-2-3

10 CEM J-10 June 2007 Cyclopentadiene reacts with sodium hydroxide. Predict the structure of the product and explain its relative stability. a? 2 The product is the cyclopentadienyl anion. This is an aromatic ring as it: (i) (ii) flat has 6π electrons (2 C=C bonds and a lone pair on the C - atom) so satisfies ückel s 4n+2 rule with n = 1 all C atoms are sp 2 hybridized. (iii) (iv) The negative charge is delocalized around the ring as shown in the resonance forms below: a

11 CEM J-11 June 2007 Show clearly the reagents you would use to carry out the following chemical conversions. Draw constitutional formulas for any intermediate compounds. ote: More than one step is required in both cases. 8 2 /Fe 3 Mg / dry ether Mg 1. C 2 2. / 2 C SCl 2 Cl 1. LiAl 4 2. / 2 2 / Pd catalyst hot conc. 2 S 4

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13 CEM J-12 June 2007 Consider the following two disaccharides A and B. 6 C 2 C 2 2 C C 2 2 C C 2 A B Classify each disaccharide as reducing or not reducing. A: not reducing (no hemiacetal) B: reducing (hemiacetal present) Both these disaccharides hydrolyse to give tagatose and mannose. Mannose is an aldohexose. Draw the Fischer projections of the open chain forms of mannose and tagatose. Fischer projection of mannose C Fischer projection of tagatose C 2 C 2 C 2 Mannose is classified as an aldohexose. What classification is given to tagatose? ketohexose Specify the above mannose as D-mannose or L-mannose. Specify the above tagatose as D-tagatose or L-tagatose. D-mannose L-tagatose

14 CEM J-13 June 2007 The structure of L-tyrosine in 1 M Cl is drawn below. The pk a for each acidic group is indicated on the diagram. C pk a = pk a = pk a =9.11 Draw Fischer projections of the predominant species present in a solution of tyrosine at p 11.0 and p 9.6. Indicate the overall charge of these species. Fischer projection of tyrosine at p 11.0 Fischer projection of tyrosine at p C 2 2 C 2 verall charge: -2 verall charge: -1 What is the isoelectric point (pi) of tyrosine? ½ ( ) = 5.66 Draw the predominant species of tyrosine at the isoelectric point. Fischer projection of tyrosine at its isoelectric point. 3 C 2

The stucture of D-glucose is shown below. Draw the Fischer projection of L-glucose in the space provided. L-glucose

CEM1612 2003--8 ovember 2003 The stucture of D-glucose is shown below. Draw the Fischer projection of L-glucose in the space provided. D-glucose C C 2 L-glucose C 9 C 2 D-glucose is in equilibrium with