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Q.How will you prepare the following (Write with conditions and equation):

(i) O3 from O2
(ii) Cl2 from HCl. (2.5+2.5) OR
(i) Compare the bleaching property of Cl2 and SO2.
(2)
(ii) What happens when (only equation) --
(a) NH4OH solution is added in excess to CuSO4 solution?
(b) Ozone gas is passed through H2SO4 and KI solution?
(c) NaCl is heated with Manganese dioxide and conc. sulphuric acid? (3)
West Bengal WbchseWest Bengal HS (WBCHSE) Board 2022Subjective· 5mImportance★★★★★
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O3 is made from O2 by a silent electric discharge (Siemens ozoniser); Cl2 is made from HCl by catalytic oxidation with O2 over CuCl2 at ~723 K (Deacon's process).

  1. Preparation of O3 from O2: Dry, cold oxygen gas is passed through a Siemens ozoniser, where a silent (non-sparking) high-voltage electric discharge is applied between two electrodes. This supplies enough energy to convert a fraction of O2 into O3, an endothermic reaction: 3O2→silent electric discharge2O3(ΔH>0)3O_2 \xrightarrow{\text{silent electric discharge}} 2O_3 \qquad (\Delta H > 0) Ozone is unstable and readily reverts to O2, so the equilibrium mixture (ozonised oxygen) is used directly or O3 is condensed out at low temperature.
  2. Preparation of Cl2 from HCl (Deacon's process): HCl gas, mixed with air/oxygen, is passed over a catalyst of cupric chloride (CuCl2) heated to about 723 K (450 degC): …

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