Quiz 3 - Summer 2015 Page 2

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9) Below is an enlarged schematic of a hydrometer. The meniscus of the solution is shown on the image. The
specific gravity of the solution being measured is:
a. 0.988
b. 0.990
c. 0.9905
d. 0.992
d. None of the above
10) As the distillation of the ethanol/water solution proceeded during your lab, the specific gravity of the solution
in the 1000mL Erlenmyer flask should have:
increased with time / decreased with time / not have changed with time.
11) As the distillation of the ethanol/water solution proceeded during your lab, the specific gravity of the distillate
samples being collected should have
:
increased with time / decreased with time / not have changed with time .
Questions 12-14. Use the table below of density (g/mL), temperature, and percentage of ethanol in water to
answer questions 12 - 14.
12) The ethanol/water solution has a density of 0.9300 g/mL at 30°C. The percent alcohol
(reported to two decimal
is ______________ percent.
points)
13-14) You need a solution that is 36.22% ethanol in water at 25°C. The density of this solution
(reported to four
should be ____________.
decimal places)
Question 15. Below are the chromatograms produced when testing a purple marker in different solvents. Study
the figures and answer the True/False question below.
Solvent B
Solvent A
15) True /False The solute-solvent interactions between the blue dye and solvent are stronger in Solvent A.

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