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CH 442, Final exam
June 13, 2006
1. (10 points) Throughout the term, we have made several approximations to simplify
the subject of study. Describe the following approximations using two phrases,
including the basis and the ignored factors in the approximation.
(a) Dilute gas approximation
(b) High rotational temperature approximation
(c) Steady state approximation
(d) Pre-equilibrium approximation
(e) Gaussian chain approximation
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. (15 points) An experimental physical chemist needs to design several experiments to
achieve several goals. Suggest the plots that he/she needs to make.
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5. (10 points) (a) Human blood plasma contains approximately 40 g albumin (M = 69
kg/mol) and 20 g of globulin (M = 160 kg/mol) per liter of solution. Calculate the
colloid osmotic pressure at 37° C in the dilute solution limit.
(b) The diffusion coefficient of myoglobin is 1.24 x 10"'° m’/s at 20°C and the
viscosity of water is 0.001 Pa-s. The density of pure myoglobin is 1.33 g/cm?. What is
the molar mass assuming that the protein is spherical and not hydrated by water?
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6. (10 points) A solution of methyl radicals has a viscosity of 10° kg/(m-s) al 300 K.
the diffusion coefficient of ‘CH; is 10° m’/s,
(a) Determine the numerical value of the hydrodynamic radius of -CH3.
(b) What is the maximum value of the diffusion controlled rate coefficient (in units of
(m?/(mol's)) for methyl radical recombination?
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7. (15 points) (a) Calculate the frequency of a single quantum proton resonance in a 10
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(b) Write the expression for the nuclear spin partition function for a proton in a
magnetic field, and cvaluate the partition function (to two significant figures) for a
proton in a 600 MHz NMR spectrometer at 300 K.
(c) Plot the NMR spectrum of an A:X spin system and explicitly label the A and X
resonances.
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