CH103 General Chemistry II 2018 Fall semester Quiz 4

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CH103 General Chemistry II 2018 Fall semester Quiz 4 Date: Dec. 3 rd (Mon) Time: 19:00~19:45 Professor Name Class Student I.D. Number Name 1. Circle on the correct answer in underlined parentheses. (1 point each. Total 12 points) a) Cisplatin, cis-[ptcl2(nh3)2], has ( tetrahedral / square planar ) geometry. b) Selection rule for rotational IR spectroscopy is (ΔJ = ±1 / ΔJ = ±2, 0). c) Larger population difference between nuclear spin states causes ( stronger / weaker ) intensities in NMR spectra. d) The formation of hard acid/soft base pair is ( unfavorable than / preferred over ) hard acid/hard base or soft acid/soft base pair. e) [Co(en)2Br2] + has ( three / four ) isomers, including optical isomer (en = ethylene diamine). f) In MOs associated with the ethylene C=C double bond, π* orbital has ( higher / lower ) energy than σ* orbital. g) In rigid rotor model, the required energy for J=0 to 1 transition and that for J=1 to 2 transition are ( same / different). h) In harmonic oscillator model, the required energy for v=0 to 1 transition and that for v=1 to 2 transition are ( same / different ). i) [Co(NH3)6]Cl2 is ( paramagnetic / diamagnetic ). j) EDTA is ( tetradentate / hexadentate ) ligand. k) More shielded proton shows its NMR signal at more ( upfield / downfield ) region. l) The atomic radius of Sc is ( larger / smaller ) than that of Fe.

2. Write the terminology most relevant to each statement from the Hint box below. (1 point each, total 6 points) a) The atomic radius of rhodium (Rh) is slightly larger than that of iridium (Ir). ans) Lanthanide contraction b) The energy of a magnetic dipole moment μ aligned along the z-axis of external magnetic field B0 is proportional to its dipole moment and the gyromagnetic ratio. ans) Zeeman effect c) 1 H NMR signal of aromatic C H bonds appear at significantly downfield due to the ring current along the π-electrons of the aromatic system. ans) Anisotropic effect d) The energy of electron can be considered as independent to the nuclear motion due to the significant difference in the mass of electron and that of nucleus. ans) Born-Oppenheimer approximation e) A molecule having two or more electron pair on distant moieties can bind on a metal via two or more separate coordination. ans) Chelation f) At thermal equilibrium, the population ratio between two energy level is proportional to exp(-δe/kbt), where kb = R/NA. ans) Boltzmann distribution Hint box (Order in A-Z order) Absorption Anisotropic effect Boltzmann distribution Born-Oppenheimer approximation Chelation Ferromagnetic Fluorescence Franck-Condon principle Harmonic oscillator Internal conversion Intersystem crossing Jahn-Teller distortion Lanthanide contraction Phosphorescence Polarizability Rigid rotor Selection rule Spin-orbit coupling Splitting Vibrational relaxation Zeeman effect Zero-point energy

3. The octahedral complex ions [FeCl6] 3- and [Fe(CN)6] 3- were prepared. One of them is high spin and another one is low spin complex. The spectrochemical series is given below. (Total 8 points) I- < Br- < SCN - < Cl - < H2O < py < NH3 < en < PPh3 < CN - ~ CO (a) Choose correct statement among below. (2 points) ans) (i) (i) Both [FeCl6] 3- and [Fe(CN)6] 3- are paramagnetic. (ii) [FeCl6] 3- is paramagnetic while [Fe(CN)6] 3- is diamagnetic. (iii) [FeCl6] 3- is diamagnetic while [Fe(CN)6] 3- is paramagnetic. (iv) Both [FeCl6] 3- and [Fe(CN)6] 3- are diamagnetic. (b) Write the electron configuration of each compound in the form of t2g x eg y. (3 points) [FeCl6] 3- : t2g 3 eg 2 [Fe(CN)6] 3- : t2g 5 t2g 5 eg 0 is also correct. No correct answer : 0 point / 1 correct answer : 2 points / 2 correct answers : 3 points (c) Write the crystal field stabilization energy of each compound using Δ0. (3 points) [FeCl6] 3- : 0 0 Δ0 is also correct. [Fe(CN)6] 3- : -2 Δ0 No correct answer : 0 point / 1 correct answer : 2 points / 2 correct answers : 3 points

4. The microwave absorption spectrum of gaseous 23 Na 1 H has been measured experimentally; microwaves with wavelengths of 1.02 mm excite the transition from J=0 to J=1. (Planck s constant, h = 6.626x10-34 J s; speed of light, c = 3.00x10 8 m/s; mass of 23 Na = 22.9898 amu; mass of 1 H = 1.0078 amu; 1 amu = 1.6605x10-27 kg) (Total 8 points) Correct answer of each: full point. (a) Calculate the energy of the microwave that is used for the excitation in Joule. (2 points) hc E = hv = λ 34 8 (6.626 10 J s) (3.00 10 m/ s) = = 1.95 10 3 1.02 10 m E=hc/λ : 1 point; E=hv only : no point. (b) Calculate the reduced mass μ of 23 Na 1 H in kilogram. (2 points) µ mm 1.0078 22.9898 m + m 1.0078 + 22.9898 1 2 = = = 1 2 0.9655amu 1.6605 10 kg = 0.9655amu = 1.603 10 amu μ=0.9655 amu : 1 point (unit amu is required for the partial point). kg 22 J ans) 1.95 x 10-22 J ans) 1.603 x 10-27 kg (c) Calculate the moment of inertia, I, of 23 Na 1 H in kg m 2. Note that ΔErot=(h 2 /8π 2 I)J(J+1). (2 points) 2 2 h h E = 2 [ 12 01 ] = 2 8π I 4π I 2 34 2 h (6.626 10 J s) I = = = 5.70 10 kg m π E π J 2 2 22 4 4 (1.95 10 ) 47 2 ans) 5.70 x 10-47 kg m 2 ΔE=h 2 /4π 2 I or I=h 2 /4πΔE 1 point. (d) Calculate the bond length Re of 23 Na 1 H. Note that I = μre 2. (2 points) ans) 1.89 x 10-10 m 47 2 I 5.70 10 kg m Re = = = 1.89 10 µ 1.603 10 kg 10 m 1.89 Å is also possible. Re 2 =3.56x10-20 m 2 but calculation mistake: 1 point. Correct calculation with wrong I and μ values : 1 point. No partial point for just number substitution.

5. Identify the three molecules with the molecular formula C4H8O2 from their NMR spectrum below. Hint: They are all esters. (Each 2 points, Total 6 points) (a) (b) (c) ans)