Question 1

Which of the following compounds could be subjected to sublimation at atmospheric pres- sure?
a) Compound A: vapor pressure at its melting point = 770 mm Hg
(b) Compound B: vapor pressure at its melting point = 400 mm Hg
(c) Compound C: vapor pressure at its melting point = 10 mm Hg

Accepted Answer

Compounds A and B will have significant vapor pressure at their melting point.

Question 2

In the preceding problem, which compounds could be vacuum sublimated?

Accepted Answer

Only compund C. The others wou...

Question 3

You have a mixture of p-nitrobenzaldehyde (vapor pressure 0.01 at its melting point of 106˚) and camphor. Explain how you would separate these two compounds by sublimation. How would you perform the sublimation if benzoic acid instead of camphor is used?

Accepted Answer

Subject the mixture of p-nitrobenzaldehyde and camphor to atmospheric sublimation; the camphor will sublime onto the tube filled with ice while the p-nitrobenzaldehyde remains in the flask itself. If benzoic acid is used, the mixture could be separated similarly using vacuum sublimation.

Question 4

3 Which of the following compounds would be likely to evaporate readily? Explain your answer.

Accepted Answer

Only (b) and (c). Fenchone will evaporate readily because it is spherically shaped. Pentacene will evaporate becaue it is cylindricaly shaped. Hexadecane has a zig-zag shape and strong van der Waal attractions.

Exam 10: Sublimation

Which of the following compounds could be subjected to sublimation at atmospheric pres- sure? a) Compound A: vapor pressure at its melting point = 770 mm Hg (b) Compound B: vapor pressure at its melting point = 400 mm Hg (c) Compound C: vapor pressure at its melting point = 10 mm Hg

Correct Answer
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Compounds A and B will have significant vapor pressure at their melting point.

In the preceding problem, which compounds could be vacuum sublimated?

Correct Answer
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Only compund C. The others wou...
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You have a mixture of p-nitrobenzaldehyde (vapor pressure 0.01 at its melting point of 106˚) and camphor. Explain how you would separate these two compounds by sublimation. How would you perform the sublimation if benzoic acid instead of camphor is used?

3 Which of the following compounds would be likely to evaporate readily? Explain your answer.

Correct Answer
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Only (b) and (c). Fenchone will evaporate readily because it is spherically shaped. Pentacene will evaporate becaue it is cylindricaly shaped. Hexadecane has a zig-zag shape and strong van der Waal attractions.

Exam 10: Sublimation

Which of the following compounds could be subjected to sublimation at atmospheric pres- sure? a) Compound A: vapor pressure at its melting point = 770 mm Hg (b) Compound B: vapor pressure at its melting point = 400 mm Hg (c) Compound C: vapor pressure at its melting point = 10 mm Hg

Correct AnswerverifiedCompounds A and B will have significant vapor pressure at their melting point.

In the preceding problem, which compounds could be vacuum sublimated?

Correct AnswerverifiedOnly compund C. The others wou...View AnswerShow Answer

You have a mixture of p-nitrobenzaldehyde (vapor pressure 0.01 at its melting point of 106˚) and camphor. Explain how you would separate these two compounds by sublimation. How would you perform the sublimation if benzoic acid instead of camphor is used?

3 Which of the following compounds would be likely to evaporate readily? Explain your answer.

Correct AnswerverifiedOnly (b) and (c). Fenchone will evaporate readily because it is spherically shaped. Pentacene will evaporate becaue it is cylindricaly shaped. Hexadecane has a zig-zag shape and strong van der Waal attractions.

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Compounds A and B will have significant vapor pressure at their melting point.

Correct Answer
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Only compund C. The others wou...
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Correct Answer
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Only (b) and (c). Fenchone will evaporate readily because it is spherically shaped. Pentacene will evaporate becaue it is cylindricaly shaped. Hexadecane has a zig-zag shape and strong van der Waal attractions.