Q3. Write the equation for diazotising 4-methylaniline with NaNO2 and HCl.
p-CH3C6H4NH2 + NaNO2 + 2HCl → p-CH3C6H4N2+Cl− + NaCl + 2H2O, at 273–278 K (reasoned from NCERT page 274).
Q4. Give the formula of benzenediazonium hydrogensulphate and name its anion.
C6H5N2+HSO4−; the anion is hydrogensulphate, HSO4− (NCERT page 274).
Q5. Convert 273 K and 278 K to degrees Celsius.
Exactly, 273 − 273.15 = −0.15 °C and 278 − 273.15 = 4.85 °C. NCERT rounds this interval to approximately 0–5 °C (reasoned).
Q6. Why does an arenediazonium ion survive at 273–278 K while an alkyldiazonium ion does not? (Compare NCERT Exercise 9.3 (vi), page 278.)
The arenediazonium ion is stabilised by resonance with the benzene ring; an alkyldiazonium ion has no such stabilisation and loses nitrogen at once (NCERT page 274; reasoned).