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Applied Chemistry 1 CBCGS 2018-2019 BE Civil Engineering Semester 1 (FE First Year) Question Paper Solution

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Applied Chemistry 1 [CBCGS]
Marks: 60 University of Mumbai
BE Civil Engineering
BE Computer Engineering
BE Mechanical Engineering
BE Biotechnology
BE Marine Engineering
BE Printing and Packaging Technology
BE Production Engineering
BE IT (Information Technology)
BE Electrical Engineering
BE Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering
BE Instrumentation Engineering
BE Electronics Engineering
BE Chemical Engineering
BE Construction Engineering
BE Biomedical Engineering
BE Automobile Engineering

Academic Year: 2018-2019
Date: December 2018
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Questions number 1 is compulsory.

Attempt any three questions from Q.2 to Q.6  .


[15]1
[3]1.a

Explain the principle of EDTA method .

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Chapter: [1] Water
[3]1.b

What is glass transition temperature ?Write its significance .

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Chapter: [2] Polymers
[3]1.c

Write the significance of the following properties of lubricants.
i)Emulsification ii)Cloud point  iii)Fire point

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Chapter: [4] Lubricants
[3]1.d

What is RCC ? What are the advantages of RCC over concrete? 

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Chapter: [6.01] Cement
[3]1.e

Explain the reduced phase rule .

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Chapter: [5] Phase Rule
[3]1.f

Distinguish between thermoplastic and thermosetting polymer.

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Chapter: [2] Polymers
[3]1.g

20 ml sample of waste water was refluxed with 30 ml of potassium dichromate solution and after refluxing the excess unreacted dichromate required 11 ml of 0.1 N FAS solution . Blank of 20 ml of distilled water on refluxing with 30 ml of dichromate solution required 14 ml of 0.1 N FAS solution . Calculate the COD value of waste water .

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Chapter: [1] Water
[15]2
[6]2.a

A sample of water contains following impurities :
Mg(HCO3)2 =73 mg/lit , MgSO4 = 120 mg/lit , CaCl2 = 222 mg/lit and Ca(NO3)2 = 164 mg/lit . The purity of lime is 74% and soda is 90% . Calculate the quantity of lime and soda needed for softening of 50,000 litres of water .

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Chapter: [1] Water
[5]2.b
[3]2.b.i

Write a brief note on polymers used in medical field .

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[2]2.b.ii

Name two additives added in blended oils .Give one example of each .

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Chapter: [4] Lubricants
[4]2.c

Explain with the help of chemical reactions “ Setting and Hardening “ of cement .

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Chapter: [6.01] Cement
[15]3
[6]3.a

What is fabrication of plastic ? Explain injection moulding process with a neat diagram .

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Chapter: [2] Polymers
[5]3.b
[3]3.b.i

Discuss the advantage and limitations of the phase rule .

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Chapter: [5] Phase Rule
[2]3.b.ii

Differentiate between SWNT and MWNT .

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Chapter: [6.02] Nanomaterials
[4]3.c

A zeolite softener was completely exhausted and was generated by passing 1000 litres of NaCl .How many litres of a sample of hardness 500 ppm can be softened by this softener ?

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Chapter: [1] Water
[15]4
[6]4.a

Draw the diagram for demineralization process and write suitable reactions involved in the process .What are the advantages and disadvantages of the method .

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Chapter: [1] Water
[5]4.b
[3]4.b.i

Find the acid value of the given oil whose 20 ml required 2.8 ml of N/10 KOH during titration .( Density of oil =0.86 g/ml )

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Chapter: [4] Lubricants
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[2]4.b.ii

Write a short note on decay of concrete .

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Chapter: [6.01] Cement
[4]4.c

Natural rubber requires vulcanization .Give reasons .With appropriate reactions explain how the drawbacks are overcome.

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Chapter: [2] Polymers
[15]5
[6]5.a

Write preparation ,properties and uses of following polymers : i) Kevlar ii) Silicone rubber iii) Buna S

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Chapter: [2] Polymers
[5]5.b
[3]5.b.i

Explain Activated sludge method with the help of diagram

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Chapter: [1] Water
[2]5.b.ii

What is grease ? What are the conditions in which greases are used ?

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Chapter: [4] Lubricants
[4]5.c

Draw the phase diagram of one component system and find out the number of degree of freedom along the curves and areas .

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Chapter: [5] Phase Rule
[15]6
[6]6.a

What are lubricants ? Define lubrication .Explain Hydrodynamic lubrication mechanism with neat diagram .

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Chapter: [4] Lubricants
[5]6.b
[3]6.b.i

Define 
a) Phase b) Component c) Degree of freedom

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Chapter: [5] Phase Rule
[2]6.b.ii

Write a short note on Reverse Osmosis .

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Chapter: [1] Water
[4]6.c

Explain laser ablation method for production of CNT’s

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Chapter: [6.02] Nanomaterials

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