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Professor J.C. ScaianoDepartment of ChemistryTel.: 613-562-5896University of OttawaFax: 613-562-5633Ottawa, CanadaK1N 6N5Please printCHM4155Family name:MIDTERM 1 (25%)First name:4-Feb-2009Student #:Time allowed:70 minutesQuestion1234567TotalValue20105555550MarkNotesIMPORTANT: You mustanswer questions #1and#2.then,Answer4questions onlyfrom questions 3 to 7. Please indicate belowwhich question you do NOTwant marked. If you make no selection,question number7will not be marked.Please do NOT mark question number:
CHM4155 Midterm 1 Feb. 4th2009page 2 of101. (20 MARKS + 2 BONUS –stars show marks) Short Answer –no half marks.a)*A reason why british chemists lost the advantage against the german chemists in the1800s : ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________b)The two required conditions for a persistent radical are :a._____________________________________________________________________b.____________________________________________________________________c)*One way to prevent a combustion reaction from leading to an explosion is_______________________________________________________________________.d)*A unimolecular reaction will have aLONGERSHORTERSIMILARlifetime if the temperature is increased.e)*If a catalyst lowers the activation energy of a reaction by 1.3 kcal/mol (withoutchanging the pre-exponential factor), what would happen to the rate of the reaction?INCREASE x 10STAY THE SAMEDECREASE x 10INCREASE x 1.3DECREASE x1.3f)*BTX is obtained by catalytic reforming of naphtha.BTX is an acronym for______________________________________________________________________.g)*As written, is this reaction endothermic or exothermic?Explain.H3CCHH3CCH4+H3CCH2H3CCH3+______________________________________________________________________
CHM4155 Midterm 1 Feb. 4th2009page 3 of10h)**Complete the following radical reactions.

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