dx Because dψ ( x ) can be one when approaching x = a from inside the box, and is always dx equal to zero outside of the box, dψ ( x ) is not a continuous function at x = a. dx Q15.4) Can the particles in a one-dimensional box, a square two-dimensional box, and a cubic three-dimensional box all have degenerate energy levels? Forthe species you expect to travel the greatest distance in the centrifuge tube, determine the time it will take to centrifuge until a 3-cm displacement of the boundary layer occurs relative to the initial 5-cm location of the boundary layer relative to the centrifuge axis. For example, VSEPR theory tells us that xenon hexafluoride is not octahedral, but it does not tell us what geometry the molecule actually assumes. P27.29) BeH2 is linear, whereas CH2 with two additional electrons and H2O with four additional electrons are both bent to a similar degree. The Stokes–Einstein equation for the diffusion coefficient of a spherical particle is given as kT D= 6πη r As can be seen, the diffusion coefficient depends on the inverse of the viscosity of the fluid (η), as well as the inverse of the particle radius (r), were the particle is modeled as spherical. Assuming N2 is representative of the stratosphere, using the collisional diameter information provided in Table 34.1 determine: a) The number of collisions a single gas particle undergoes in this region of the stratosphere in 1 s b) The total number of particles collisions that occur in 1 s c) The mean free path of a gas particle in this region of the stratosphere. For [Ru(dpp)3]2+ kr = 1.77 × 105 s–1, what is kq? Motion on a surface is equivalent to translation in two dimensions. If we require a signal-to-noise ratio of 10:1, then we will need to detect 100 counts s–1. e) Which of the Raman active modes are degenerate in energy and what is the degeneracy for each? more than 1 Cn axis? b) Proceed with the model that gives the better energy difference and try to locate transition states both for isomerization of hydroxymethylene to formaldehyde and for dissociation to hydrogen and carbon monoxide. This parallels the relative acidies of these compounds: ethanol < acetic acid < nitric acid sulfuric acid b) Obtain equilibrium geometries for several of the carboxylic acids found in the following table using the HF/3-21G model and display an electrostatic potential map for each. Taken as a whole, do your results provide support for the involvement of benzenium ion adducts in electrophilic aromatic substitution? Make a drawing similar to Figure 28.1 showing these elements. Begin by developing the expression for the distribution in translational energy in one dimension and then extend it to three dimensions. When kB = kA , the analytical expression for [B] cannot be used since kB − kA occurs in the denominator so that the analytical expression equals infinity in this case. The radical polymerizations are very similar to the general radical reaction mechanisms in that they involve initiation, propagation, and termination steps. Once the enzyme-substrate complex is formed, the product is produced and free enzyme is regenerated. Studies of Rhodamine B generally employ 532-nm light such that the focused-spot diameter is ~270 nm. The T-jump method relies on Arrhenius behavior of the reaction rates. Describe the shape of the LUMO of methyl iodide. a) The conductivity is defined as A K = R⋅ A R where R is the resistance and K is the cell constant. c) 2 Π Following the analysis for part (a), there are four states consistent with the term 2 Π. d) 2 ∆ Following the analysis for part (a), there are four states consistent with the term 2 ∆. The direction is expected (the more destabilized lone pair combination is associated with the higher-energy conformer) but the difference in HOMO energies is an order of magnitude of greater than the difference in conformer energies. Is it small enough that both might actually be observed at room temperature? (hydrogen chloride, chlorine, hydrogen atoms) The bond dissociation energy for hydrogen chloride from B3LYP/6-31G * calculations is 418 kJ/mol. The temperature at the tropopause is ~220 K. What is the pressure of N2 at this altitude? Determine the time at which [B] is at a maximum. In phosphorescence, ∆S ≠ 0, so the transition is forbidden. If so, is the difference due primarily to the temperature correction or to the inclusion of zero point energy (or to a combination of both)? What would the radius of a blackbody at 2500 K be if it emitted the same energy as the spherical blackbody of radius 0.500 m at 1000 K? A configuration is an unordered arrangement of objects. b) Optimize the geometry of methyl iodide using the HF/3-21G model and examine the LUMO. d) The Raman active modes are A1g, E1g, and E2g. Questions on Concepts Q33.1) What is the relationship between ensemble energy and the thermodynamic concept of internal energy? What, if anything does this tell you about the kinds of molecules that were used to establish the space-filling radius for lithium? They are H1 and H2. The motion is driven by the force of particles from the medium colliding with the large particle. Finally, calculate and display the HOMO for each molecule. Which pathway is favored on the basis of kinetics? a) Determine the number of 290-nm photons corresponding to the MED assuming each photon is absorbed. The nodes are lines that lie between values at which the absolute magnitude of the wave function reaches its maximum value. Equally important are the text and graphical outputs from the actual calculations. It can help you to rationalize the widely different chemistry of molecules that are structurally similar. Q35.11) What is the difference between a strong and weak electrolyte? a) t = 2 rrms 6D (1 µ m ) 2  1m  = ⋅  6  6 ( 0.104 ×10 –5 cm 2 s –1 )  10 µ m  2  100 cm  ⋅   1m  2 t = 1.60 × 10 –3 s b) The time to diffuse by 1 µm is 1.6 × 10–3 s; therefore, the time required for an image is much too large to deserve the diffusion over 1 µm.  RT  1 λ = 0.20 m =  σ O2 = 4.0 ×10−19 m 2   PN A  2σ  ( 8.21×10−2 L atm mol−1 K −1 ) ( 500 K )   1 m3  1  0.20 m =    2 ( 4.0 ×10−19 m 2 )  1000 L  P ( 6.022 ×1023 mol−1 )   −7 1.204 ×10 atm m 0.20 m = P −7 1.21×10 atm m P= 0.20 m P = 6.03 ×10−7 atm P = 4.58 × 10−4 torr P34.29) A comparison of ν ave , ν mp , and ν rms for the Maxwell speed distribution reveals that these three quantities are not equal. Optimize the geometries of both cis- and trans-cyclooctene using the HF/3-21G model. − β 137.38 cm ) − β 323.46 cm ) − β 552.96 cm ) q = ∑ g n e − βε = 4 + 6e ( + 8e ( + 10e ( −1 −1 −1 n n (  ∂q  − β (137.38 cm ) − β 323.46 cm ) − β 552.96 cm ) −1 + ( 2588 cm −1 ) e ( + ( 5530 cm −1 ) e (   = − ( 824 cm ) e  ∂β V (824 cm − N  ∂q  U=   =N q  ∂β V = N (143 cm −1 ) −1 −1 )e −1 − β (137.38 cm −1 ) −1 ) − β 552.96 cm ) − β 323.46 cm ) + ( 5530 cm −1 ) e ( + ( 2588 cm −1 ) e ( −1 −1 − β 137.38 cm ) − β 323.46 cm ) − β 552.96 cm ) 4 + 6e ( + 8e ( + 10e ( −1 −1 −1 converting to J: U = N (143 cm −1 ) hc = nN A (143 cm −1 )( 6.626 ×10−34 J s )( 3.00 ×1010 cm s −1 ) = n (1.71 kJ mol−1 ) U m = 1.71 kJ mol−1 P33.6) Consider an ensemble of units in which the first excited electronic state at energy ε1 is m1-fold degenerate, and the energy of the ground state is mo-fold degenerate with energy ε 0 . (1,3-butadiene; 2-methyl-1,3-butadiene, 2-tert-butyl-1,3-butadiene; 2-cyano-1,3butadiene) The “search” has been restricted to a single group on the “internal” (C2) carbon in 1,3-butadiene. Use the HF/3-21G model. The 10 carbons that make up the base are very nearly coplanar and all CC bonds are intermediate in length between normal single and double linkages, just as they are in naphthalene. Since all three moments of inertia are equal, the rotational constants will be equal as well. The rate law expression is: Rate = kPH α PNO β 2 36-9 Chapter 36/Elementary Chemical Kinetics We first find the order of the reaction. 36-14 Chapter 36/Elementary Chemical Kinetics The rate constant can be found from the half-life: ln2 ln2 t1/ 2 = or k = k t1/ 2 Thus   1 day   1 hr  0.693  1 yr k=     9 4.5 ×10 yrs  364.25 day   24 hrs   60 min  k = 2.94 × 10−16 min −1 Converting 10 mgs into the number of 238U atoms: N 238U = (1×10−2 g )( 238 g mol−1 )( 6.022 ×1023 mol−1 ) = 1.43 × 1024 Employing the rate law, the number of disintegrations in 1 minute is: N = N D e− kt = (1.43 ×1024 ) e −2.94×10 −16 min −1 ⋅1 min = 1.43 ×1024 The rate constant is so small that a negligible number of disintegrations occur in one minute. Given the first-order dependence of the reaction, write down the expression for the pressure of chlorocyclohexane at a specific time t1. The density of water is 0.998 g cm3 and the viscosity is 1.002 cP at this temperature. Using the spectroscopic information provided in the table: Molecule 35 H Cl 12 16 C O 39 KI CsI θ R (K ) High-T for R? Why shouldn’t the molecule assume the same geometry as ethane, which after all has the same number of heavy atoms and the same number of hydrogens? 12 C (b) CH3OH(l) + 3 N2O(g) 1.52 (c) 2 Na (d) 1 S 28 H (c) 38 O. CO2(g) + 2 H2O(l) + 3 N2(g) Reaction is not balanced as written. c) Assume that in the microscopy experiment of part (b) you use a thin layer of water such that diffusion is constrained to two dimensions. The most intense peak in the second and third groups correspond to n = 3, and n = 4 respectively. N a) ∫ N0 t dN = ξ ∫ dt N 0 ln ( N ) − ln ( N 0 ) = ξ t  N  ln   = ξt  N0  N = eξ t N0 36-16 Chapter 36/Elementary Chemical Kinetics b) At the generation time, N = 2N0. Q29.3) Why do magnetic field inhomogeneities of only a few parts per million pose difficulties in NMR experiments? a) Td A2 T1 E 1 3 8C3 1 0 3C2 1 −1 6S4 −1 1 6σd −1 −1 To test if the representations are orthogonal, we treat them as vectors and take the scalar product as described in Section 28.5. No “benzenium type” ions will form and no loss of deulenum (from perdeuteropyridine) will result. This approximation is generally valid when the elementary step that generates the intermediate is the rate determining step, and the subsequent step resulting in the 36-2 Chapter 36/Elementary Chemical Kinetics decay of intermediate is rapid ensuring that the intermediate undergoes decay as soon as it is formed so that the intermediate concentration is modest at all times. Laminar flow occurs when Re < 2000, the limit in which the equations for gas viscosity were derived in this chapter. It takes 15 s for the fluid to fall from the upper to the lower level of the viscometer. a) q = m0e − βε + m1e − βε = m0 + m1e − βε 0 1 m  = m0 + m0  1  e − βε  m0   m  = m0 1 +  1  e − βε    m0    m  −ε = m0 1 +  1  e kT    m0  1 1 1 1       b) − N  ∂q  − N  ∂    m1  − βε  =  m0 1 +   e   q  ∂β V q  ∂β    m0  −N = − m1ε1e − βε ) ( q U=       V 1 1 − ε1 Nm1ε1e − βε Nm1ε1e kT = =  m     m  −ε  m0  1 +  1  e − βε  m0  1 +  1  e kT    m0     m0   1 1 1 Looking at the limiting behavior with temperature: ε1 − Nm1ε1e kT Nm1ε1 limT →0 U == limT →0 = limT →0 =0 ε   m1  − kT   kTε  m1   m0 1 +   e  m0  e +     m0     m0    1 − 1 ε1 Nm1ε1e kT Nm1ε1 = limT →∞ U == limT →0 ε   m  −  m0 + m1 m0 1 +  1  e kT    m0   1 P33.7) Calculate the molar internal energy of He, Ne, and Ar under standard thermodynamic conditions. For O2, M = 0.032 kg mol–1 and Z c = a) @ 1 atm: Zc = PN A ( 2π MRT ) 1 2  101.325 ×103 Pa  23 –1  ( 6.022 ×10 mol ) 1 atm   (1 atm )  ( 2π ( 0.032 kg mol )(8.314 J mol –1 –1 K –1 ) ( 298 K ) Zc = 2.73 × 1027 m –2s –1 dN c  1m  = Zc × A = ( 2.73 ×1027 m –2s –1 )(1 cm 2 )   dt  100 cm  dN c = 2.73 ×1023 coll. Is the charge on sulfur in dimethylsulfoxide about the same as that on sulfur in dimethylsulfide (normal sulfur), or has it increased by one unit, or is it somewhere between? Are the calculated bond angles involving oxygen in accord with the values given earlier, in particular with regard to the observed increase in bond angle? Also, optimize the geometries of methyl cation adducts for benzene, aniline (meta and para isomers only), and nitrobenzene (meta and para isomers only) using the HF/3-21G model. The orbital is a pure p function. D d) is notan acceptable wave function. One needs to be careful in using ∆U (instead of ∆H or better ∆G) in these situations, although accounting for different number of reactant and product molecules can be done more simply. What led the authors to this suggestion? How many nodes are there in each contour plot? Using this, the extent of reactant decomposition when the pressure is 1.8 atm can be determined as follows: 36-30 Chapter 36/Elementary Chemical Kinetics 1.8 atm = (1 atm − x ) + 2x + x 1.8 atm = 1 atm + 2x x = 0.4 atm Thus, Preactant = 1 atm − 0.4 atm = 0.6 atm Using the integrated rate law expression for a first-order reaction (as indicated by the units of the rate constant), the time is determined as follows: [ Reactant ] = [ Reactant ]0 e− kt ( 0.6 atm ) = (1 atm ) e ( ) − 1.9×10−3 s −1 t 0.6 = e ( ) − 1.9×10−3 s −1 t ln ( 0.6 ) =t −1.9 × 10−3 s −1 269 s = t P36.30) At 552.3 K, the rate constant for the thermal decomposition of SO2Cl2 is 1.02 × 10–6 s–1. a) Using the Stokes-Einstein equation, the radius of myoglobin is: kT r= 6πη D kT r= 6πη D = (1.38 ×10 –23 J K –1 ) ( 293 K )  0.1 kg m –1s –1  –10 2 –1 6π ( 0.01002 P )   (1.13 ×10 m s ) 1P   –9 = 1.89 ×10 m = 1.89 nm b) The molecular weight of myoglobin can be found as follows: 35-20 Chapter 35/Transport Phenomena M= = ( RTs D 1−V ρ ) (8.314 J mol (1.13 ×10 –10 –1 ( K –1 ) ( 293 K ) ( 2.04 × 10 –13 s ) m 2 s –1 ) 1 − ( 0.740 cm g –1 )( 0.998 g cm –3 ) ) = 16.8 kg mol –1 P35.23) You are interested in purifying a sample containing the protein alcohol dehydrogenase obtained from horse liver; however, the sample also contains a second protein, catalase. In this relation, P(t1) and P(t2) are the ( ) pressures at two specific times; P(t0) is the initial pressure when the reaction is initiated, P(t∞) is the pressure at the completion of the reaction, and k is the rate constant for the reaction. The collisional rate is given by: dN c PAν ave PA N Aν avg \ e = = 4 kT 4 RT dt With MAr = 0.040 kg mol–1 and T = 298 K the average speed is: ν avg 8 ( 8.314 J mol –1 K –1 ) ( 298 K ) 8 RT = = πM π ( 0.040 kg mol –1 ) ν avg = 459 m s –1 Substituting into the expression for the collisional rate: 34-18 Chapter 34/Kinetic Theory of Gases 2  101.325 ×103 N m –2     2 1m 23 –1 –1 1 atm 1 cm ⋅    ( 6.022 × 10 mol )( 459 m s )    1 atm  100 cm   dN c   = dt 4 ( 8.314 J mol –1K –1 ) ( 298 K ) dN c = 2.823 ×1023 coll. Is the energy of the HOMO in trans-cyclooctene significantly higher (less negative) than that in cis-cyclooctene? Write the expression for the pressure at another time t2, which is equal to t1 + ∆ where delta is a fixed quantity of time. d d ⎛ mπ x ⎞ ⎛ mπ x ⎞ ⎛ 2mπ x ⎞ ⎤ 2 ⎡x 1 = N ∫ cos ⎜ sin ⎜ ⎟ cos ⎜ ⎟d x = N ⎢ + ⎟⎥ 0 ⎝ d ⎠ ⎝ d ⎠ ⎝ d ⎠⎦0 ⎣ 2 4mπ 1 1 where we have used the standard integral ∫ ( cos2 ax ) dx = x + sin 2ax 2 4a d 0 d ⎡d ⎤ d 1= N2 ⎢ + sin ( 2mπ ) − − sin ( 0 )⎥ = N 2 = 1 2 4mπ ⎣ 2 4mπ ⎦ 2 d 2 N= 2 d P13.27) Use a Fourier series expansion to express the function f ( x) = x, − b ≤ x ≤ b in ⎛ nπ x ⎞ ⎛ nπ x ⎞ the form f ( x ) = d 0 + ∑ cn sin ⎜ ⎟ + d n cos ⎜ ⎟ . Explain your answer. In this work, the following relationship between P I luminescence intensity and pressure was derived: 0 = A + B   , where I0 is the I  P0  fluorescence intensity at ambient pressure P0, and I is the fluorescence intensity at an arbitrary pressure P. Determine coefficients A and B in the preceding expression using 1 the Stern–Volmer equation: ktotal = = kl + kq [Q ] . a c a γa +c = used in the b d b γb+ d discussion of localized and delocalized orbitals in Section 25.6 is correct. What is the highest value of v and E in each of these series? P28.12) The C4v group has the following classes: E , 2 C4 , C2 , 2 σ v , and 2 σ d . For the present purpose, focus is 27-25 Chapter 27/Computational Chemistry entirely on the so-called zero point energy term, that is, the energy required to account for the latent vibrational energy of a molecule at 0 K. The zero point energy is given simply as the sum over individual vibrational energies (frequencies). 28-9 Chapter 28/Molecular Symmetry a) allene 1) 2) 3) 3) 4) 5) linear? A symmetry operation is a rotation through a certain angle or a reflection through the mirror plane that leaves the molecule in a position that is indistinguishable from the original position. Is there a reasonable correlation between acid strengths and electrostatic potential at hydrogen in this closely related series of acids? c) Consider the following relationships between transition-state energy difference, ∆E ‡, and the ratio of major to minor (kinetic) products, calculated from the Boltzmann distribution: ∆E ‡ (kJ/mol) 4 8 12 Major : Minor (room temperature) ~90 : 10 ~95 : 5 ~99 : 1 What is the approximate ratio of products suggested by the calculations? The system will relax to establish this new equilibrium Q36.14) What is a transition state? CH2 = CH − CH The secular determinant has the form: α −ε β 0 x 1 0 β α −ε β = 1 x 1 = 0 0 β α −ε 0 1 x where x = α −ε . They give rise to the 3C2 operations. b) Liquid water at 293 K (η = 0.891 cP, ρ = 0.998 g mL–1) through a 2-mm-diameter pipe. Q33.8) How does the Boltzmann formula provide an understanding of the third law of thermodynamics? b) Using these parameters, determine ∆ H and ∆ S as described by the Eyring equation. a) Speculate why infrared spectroscopy is a reliable diagnostic for carbonyl functionality. After the rotational and translational representations are removed, the following reducible representation χ reducible is obtained for the vibrational modes: E 8 C3 3 C2 6 S4 6σ d 9 0 1 –1 3 Using the character table for the Td group from Problem P28.19, verify that Γ reducible = A1 + E + 2T2 . Problems P30.1) Suppose that you draw a card from a standard deck of 52 cards. (naphthalene, 1,2-dihydronaphthalene, 1,6-methanonaphthalene, 2,3-dihydro-1,6methanonaphthalene) The energy of hydrogenation of 1,6-methanonaphthalene relative to that of naphthalene, i.e., is 61 kJ/mol. P27.3) The presence of the carbonyl group in a molecule is easily confirmed by an intense line in the infrared spectrum around 1700 cm–1 that corresponds to a C=O stretching vibration. a) Express the reaction rate in terms of the change in absorbance as a function of time. You intend to monitor the diffusion using a camera that is capable of one image every 60 s. Is the imaging rate of the camera sufficient to detect the diffusion of a single lysozyme protein over a length of 1 µ m? a) At t = 0 [Br2] = [Br2]o [H2] = [H2]o [HBr] = 0 Thus: k [ Br2 ]0 [ H ]0  d [ HBr ]  1/2 = k [ Br2 ]0 [ H 2 ]0   =  dt t =0 1 + m ⋅ 0 [ Br2 ]0 1/2  d [ HBr ]  k1 1/2 [ Br2 ]0 [ H 2 ]0   = 2k 2 k –1  dt t =0 b) k = 2k2  A e − Ea1 / RT  k1 = 2A 2 e – Ea2 / RT  1 − Ea–1 / RT  k –1  A –1e  1 Ea1 − Ea−1   A1  2  − 2 Ea2 + RT k = 2A 2    e  A –1    1 1 2 2 2( 74 kJ mol –1 ) + (192 kJ mol –1 ) − 0   A1   − RT  k = 2A 2   e   A  –1    1  A  k = 2A 2  1   A –1  1 2 2  − 340 kJ mol RT e   1 –1     1 2 –1  A  2 −170 kJRTmol k = 2A 2  1  e  A –1  Therefore, Ea = 170 kJ mol–1 c) ( 1.7×105 J mol –1 ) 8.314 J mol –1 K –1 ( 400 K ) rate 400 K e = 1.7×105 J mol –1 rate 298 K 8.314 ( J mol–1 K –1 )( 298 K ) e = 3.98 × 107 37-10 1 2 Chapter 37/Complex Reaction Mechanisms  P37.6) For the reaction I − (aq) + OCl− (aq) ← OI − (aq) + Cl− (aq) occurring in aqueous ←  solution, the following mechanism has been proposed: k 1→  OCl− + H 2 O ← HOCl + OH − k−1 k2 → HOI + Cl− I − + HOCl  k3 → H 2 O + OI − HOI + OH −  a) Derive the rate law expression for this reaction based on this mechanism. 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