(a)(i) Define heat of neutralization (ii) Give the reason why copper (II) chloride can be prepared by neutralization, unlike lead (II) chloride. (b)(i) Desc...

(a)(i) Define heat of neutralization

(ii) Give the reason why copper (II) chloride can be prepared by neutralization, unlike lead (II) chloride.

(b)(i) Describe in outline, the manufacture of trioxonitrate (V) acid by the catalytic oxidation of ammonia, giving equations where appropriate.

(ii) What are the products obtained when sodium tioxonitrate (V) is heated strongly?

(c) When powdered magnesium is heated to redness in a stream of nitrogen, magnesium nitride (Mg\(_3\)N\(_2\)) is formed.

(i) Write an equation for the reaction

(ii) Hence, calculate the amount (in mole) of magnesium nitride that can be obtained from 3.0g of magnesium [Mg = 24].