Entry Test Preparation 2015, Chemistry BOOK 1 Chapter # 9 Solutions , MCQS with Answer Keys

Entry Test Preparation 2015, Chemistry BOOK 1 Chapter # 9 Solutions , MCQS with Answer Keys

Entry Test Preparation 2015

Chemistry

CHAPTER NO 9
SOLUTIONS

1.         The molarity of solution containing 1.5g urea dissolved in 100 cm3 of the solution is.
            (a) 1 molar                  (b) 0.1 molar               (c) 0.2 molar               (d) 0.25 molar
2.         The molarity of glucose solution is 0.02, the mass of glucose in 50 cm3 of the solution is.
            (a) 1.8g                       (b) 0.18g                     (c) 2.18g                     (d) 18g
3.         The molarity of solution containing 103g (NH4)2SO4 in 600 cm3 of the solution.
            (a) 1.32                       (b) 1.45                       (c) 1.62                       (d) 1.65
4.         K2CO3 is dissolved in water, the solution is 0,1 molar. The mass of the it in 250 cm of solution is.
            (a) 2gm                       (b) 3gm                       (c) 3.45gm                  (d) 4 gm
5.         The molarity of toluene solution in benzene is 0.22 if 5 g of toluene is dissolved, then the mass of benzene in grams.
            (a) 267                        (b) 260                                    (c) 240                        (d) 247
6.         0.1 molar glucose solution has % W/ V
            (a) 1.8%                      (b) 18%                       (c) 2.8%                      (d) 2.8%
7.         10% aqueous solution of NaCl has molarity.
            (a) 1.7 M                     (b) 2.7M                      (c) 0.17M                    (d) 3.7M

8.         50 cm3 of 0.05 molar urea solution has % W/V concentration.
            (a) 6%                         (b) 18%                       (c) 0.18%                    (d) 2.8%
9.         Which one of the following solution will have higher vapour pressure than that of water.
            (a) Aqueous solution of Methanol                 (b) Aqueous solution of HCl
            (c) Aqueous solution of glucose                    (d) Aqueous solution of urea
10.       Which one of the following is used as antifreeze in the radiator.
            (a) Methanol               (b) Ethanol                  (c) Ethylene glycol     (d) Glycerin
11.       Which of the following salts mixed with ice to make the freezing mixture used in the ice-cream machine.
            (a) KNO3                     (b) NH4NO3                (c) AgNO3                   (d) Mg(NO3)2
12.       The order of salvation i.e. hydration energy of LiCl, MgCl2, CuCl2 and NH4Cl is.
            (a) LiCl>MgCl2>CuCl2>NH4Cl                     (b) NH4Cl>CuCl2>LiCl>MgCl2
            (c) CuCl2>NH4Cl>MgCl2>LiCl                     (d) MgCl2>CuCl2>LiCl>NH4Cl
13.       Which one of the following aqueous solution is acidic.
            (a) CH3COONa           (b) NaCl                      (c) AlCl3                     (d) Na2CO3
14.       Which one of the following aqueous solution is basic.
            (a) NaCl                      (b) NaNO3                   (c) AlCl3                     (d) Na2CO3
15.       12g urea or 36 g glucose when dissolved in 1000g water increase the boiling point of water to 100.104oC. for an identical solution the amount of sucrose required is.
            (a) 34.2g                     (b) 68.4g                     (c) 342g                      (d) 3.42
16.       1 Kg of sea water contains 4.96 x 10-3 g of dissolved oxygen. The concentration of oxygen in sea water in parts per million is:
            (a) 4.96 x 10-2             (b) 0.496                     (c) 4.96                       (d) 49.6
17.       36% W/V solution of HCl has the molarity.
            (a) 1.0                         (b) 1.15                       (c) 0.98                       (d) 1.98
18.       The freezing mixture used in ice cream machine consist of ice and
            (a) KNO3                     (b) KCl                        (c) MgCl2                    (d) NaNO3
19.       17.1 g sucrose dissolved in 250 cm3 of solution. This has % W/V and molarity.
            (a) 10%, 0.1 M           (b) 6.84%, 0.2 M        (c) 1%, 0.01 M           (d) 4.84%, 0.1 M
20.       5% (W/W) aqueous sugar solution has its molarity.
            (a) 0.15                       (b) 0.05                       (c) 0.2                         (d) 0.25
21.       10% (W/W) aqueous NaCl solution has its% (W/V)
            (a) 10%                       (b) 11%                       (c) 11.11%                  (d) 10.11%
22.       10 g naphthalene is dissolved in 200 g benzene, then molarity of solution is.
            (a) 0.5                         (b) 0.05                       (c) 0.29                       (d) 0.39
23.       A Solution consisting of 92 g ethyl alcohol (C2II5OII) 96 g methyl alcohol (CH3OH) 90 g water the mole fraction and mole percent of methyl alcohol is.
            (a) 0.3, 30%                (b) 0.2, 30%                (c) 0.5, 30%                (d) 0.2, 20%
24.       A solution containing 5,8 g acetone, 4.6 g ethyl alcohol and 12 g chloroform has mole fraction and mole percent of acetone.
            (a) 0.11, 10%              (b) 0.33, 33%              (c) 0.22,22%               (d) 0.11, 33%
25.       The number of moles of NH4Cl dissolved in 500 cm3 of its 15% W/V solution is.
            (a) 1 mole                   (b) 1.4 moles              (c) 2.0 moles               (d) 2.4 moles
26.       Silver amalgam is a solution consisting of the type.
            (a) Liquid is solute and solvent is solid.        (b) Liquid is solute, liquid is solvent
            (c) Solid is solute and solid is the solvent     (d) Gas is solute and solid is solvent
27.       Ethylene glycol is mixed with water as antifreeze in radiator because.
            (a) It has low vapour pressure                        (b) It lower the freezing point of water
            (c) It raises the boiling point of water           (d) It has all the above characters.
28.       Which of the following solutions will have different composition of liquid and vapour phases at their boiling points.
            (a) Ethanol + Water                                        (b0 Benzene + Toluene
            (c) Acetone + Chloroform                              (d) Water + HCl
29.       Aqueous solution of methanol is zeotropic mixture because.
            (a) It does not obey Rault’s law.                   
(b) Mixture cannot be separated by fractional distillation
(c) Solution of non-volatile, strong electrolyte
(d) Mixture can be separated by fractional distillation
30.       Which of the following half molar solutions will have lowest freezing point.
            (a) Solution of non-volatile, non electrolyte
            (b) Solution of non-volatile, weak electrolyte.
            (c) Solution of non-volatile, strong electrolyte.
            (d) Solution of volatile, non-electrolyte
31.       A solution of 0.5 mole camphor in 100 g chloroform (Kb = 0.322) has rise in boiling point than that of chloroform.
            (a) 0.81oC                   (b) 1.61oC                   (c) 1.81oC                   (d) 0.61oC
32.       Dust particles in smoke is a solution of type.
            (a) Liquid is solute and solid is solvent.        (b) Solid is solute and liquid is solvent.
            (c) Solid is solute and gas is solvent.            (d) Gas is solute and solid is solvent
33.       Which of the following is a solution of solid is solute and solid is the solvent.
            (a) Butter                    (b) Mercury in silver (c) Smoke                   (d) Steel
34.       Which of the following is not an example of the solution of liquid is solute and gas is the solvent.
            (a) Aerated water        (b) Clouds                   (c) Fog            (d) Liquid air pollutant s
35.       Cane sugar is not soluble in benzene but soluble in water because.
            (a) Cane sugar is a macro molecule               (b) Cane sugar is an ionic compound
            (c) Cane sugar has hydrogen bonding            (d) Cane sugar is an organic molecule
36.       Which one of the following is not soluble in acetone.
            (a) NaCl                      (b) Urea                      (c) Cane Sugar            (d) Alcohol
37.       When equal volumes of ether and water are shaken, then two layers are formed, the ether’ layer contains water.
            (a) 2.1%                      (b) 1.2%                      (c) 5.6%                      (d) 6.5%
38.       When equal volumes of phenol and water are mixed together at 25oC, the upper layer has the phenol water percentage.
            (a) 5% phenol + 95% water                           (b) 10% phenol + 90% water
            (c) 15% phenol + 85 water                             (d) 8.5 phenol + 66% water
39.       The critical solution temperature of phenol in water solution is 65.9 oC. At this temperature the phenol water percentage is.
            (a) 50% phenol + 50% water                         (b) 66% phenol + 34% water
            (c) 30% phenol + 70% water                         (d) 34% phenol + 66% water
40.       Vapour pressure of pure water is 28.4 torr. Cane sugar is dissolved in it which lowers the vapour pressure of solution to 25 torr. The mole fraction of cane sugar is.
            (a) 0.48                       (b) 0.24                       (c) 0.12                       (d) 0.02
41.       Vapour pressure of pure water is 35 torr. 30g urea is dissolved in 81 g water. The vapour pressure of solution becomes.
            (a) 30 torr                   (b) 31.5 torr                (c) 31 torr                   (d) 30.5 torr
42.       Which one has the highest heat of hydration
            (a)Li+2                         (b)Ag+                         (c)Mg+2                       (d)Cu+2
43.       Which one of the following is an ideal solution obeys Rault’s law.
            (a) Ethanol + water                                         (b) Benzene + Toluene 
(c) HCl+ Water                                               (d) Acetone + Chloroform
44.       Which one of the following is non-ideal solution.
            (a)Methanol + CCl4                                        (b) Benzene + Toluene
            (c) HCl + water                                               (d) Acetone + Chloroform
45.       Which one of the following mixtures shows positive deviation from Rault’s law and forms an Azeotrope with minimum boiling point.
            (a) Ethanol + H2O                                           (b) Methanol + Acetone        
(c) Ether + HCl                                               (d) Acetone + Chloroform
46.       Which one of the following mixture exhibits negative deviations from Rault’s law and is an azeotropic mixture with maximum boiling point.
            (a) Acetone + CS2                                           (b) Methonal + Benzene        
(c) Ethanol + Benzene                                    (d) Water + HCl
47.       Which statement is incorrect for an ideal solution.
            (a) The forces of attractions between solute and solvent molecules are same.
            (b) There is no evolution or absorption of heat i.e. AH = 0 on mixing components.
            (c) Volume of the solution is less than sum of volumes of individual components.
            (d) Vapour pressure of solution is directly proportional to the mole fraction of solvent
48.       Which one of the following is not a conjugate solution.
            (a) Ether + Water       (b) Phenol + Water     (c) Nicotine + Water (d) Ethanol + Water
49.       The volume of the solution is slightly greater than the sum of individual volumes of the components then this solution is.
            (a) An azeotropic mixture showing negative deviation from Rault’s law.
            (b) An azeotropic mixture showing positive deviation from Rault’s law.
            (c) Ideal solution that obeys Rault’s law.
            (d) Super Saturated solution.
50.       The vapour pressure of a  pure liquid is 60 torr. At 25oC. The vapour pressure of solution if 3 moles of this substance are mixed with 2 moles of a non-volatile non-electrolyte is.
            (a) 48 torr                   (b) 40 torr                   (c) 36 torr                   (d) 30 torr


ANSWERS
(solutions)

1
B
2
C
3
C
4
B
5
A
6
A
7
D
8
B
9
C
10
C
11
B
12
A
13
D
14
A
15
D
16
B
17
A
18
A
19
C
20
D
21
A
22
B
23
C
24
B
25
A
26
D
27
D
28
A
29
D
30
A
31
A
32
C
33
B
34
C
35
B
36
A
37
A
38
B
39
A
40
C
41
B
42
B
43
C
44
A
45
C
46
B
47
B
48
C
49
D
50
D


Entry Test Preparation 2015, Chemistry BOOK 1 Chapter # 10 ELECTROCHEMISTRY, MCQS with Answer Keys

Entry Test Preparation 2015, Chemistry BOOK 1 Chapter # 10 ELECTROCHEMISTRY, MCQS with Answer Keys

Entry Test Preparation 2015
ChemistryChapter # 10
ELECTROCHEMISTRY

Direction
You are given following questions from the topic, with four choices A through D. Select the choice that will answer the question best.
1.         A solution of sodium sulphate was electrolysed using some inert electrodes. The products at the electrodes are
            A.        O2, H2                                      B.        O2, Na
            C.        O2, SO2                                   D.        O2, S2O82-
2.         Coinage metals are reactive:
            A.        least                                        B.        most
            C.        moderate                                 D.        none of these
3.         Out of Cu, Ag, Fe and Zn the metal which can displace all other from their salt                               solutions is
            A.        Ag                                           B.        Cu
            C.        Zn                                            D.        Fe
4.         The conductivity of strong electrolyte
            A.        Increases on dilution slightly
            B.        Does not change on dilution
            C.        Decreases on dilution
            D.        Depends on density of electrolyte it self
5.         For 12 V in lead accumulator ____cells are connected.
            A.        2                                              B.        6
            C.        9                                              D.        2
6.         Which of the following is the use of electrolysis?
            A.        Extraction of metals                           B.        Electroplating
            C.        Both A and B                          D.        None of the above
7.         Which is the strongest reducing agent:
            A.        Zn(s)                                                                    B.        Cr(s)
            C.        H2(g)                                                                    D.        Fe3+(aq)
8.         Cr is placed above hydrogen in electrochemical series it has_____ reduction potential than hydrogen.
            A.        higher                                      B.        lower
            C.        equel                                       D.        none
9.         Which is the strong oxidizing agent in F2,Cl2,Br2
            A.        F2                                            B.        Cl2
            C.        Br2                                          D.        all are equal
10.       In fuel cell ____react in presence of KOH.
            A.        ZnO,MnO2                                          B.        CuSO4 , KCl
            C.        HgCl2                                      D.        H2,O2
11.       Standard reduction electrode potential of three metals A, B and C are erespectively +0.05 V, -3.0V and -1.2V. The reducing power of
            A.        B > C > A                                B.        A > B > C
            C.        C > B > A                                D.        A > C > B
12.       Conductivity is due to flow of electrons in:
             A.       Ionic solids                             B.        Covalent solids
            C.        Metallic solids                                    D.        Molecular solids
13.       If the salt bridge is not used between two half cells then voltage
            A.        decreases rapidly                    B.        decreases slowly
            C.        does not change                      D.        drops to zero
14.       Fuel cell is used in
            A.                                            B.        550 cm3
            C.        5.6 cm3                                    D.        11.2 cm3
15.       Which of the following is non rechargeable battery
            A.        NICAD                                    B.        Alkaline battery
            C.        Fuel cell                                  D.        none
16.       Using inert electrodes like Pt or graphite the electrolysis of aqueous sodium chloride produces at chatode
A.        Cl2 gas                                    B.        H2 gas
            C.        O2 gas                                     D.        HCl gas
17.       In the presence of copper electrodes the electrolysis of aqueous CuSO4 produces at cathode
            A.        H2 gas                                     B.        O2 gas
            C.        SO2 gas                                   D.        Cu metal
18.       The cathodic reaction in the electrolysis of dil. H2SO4 with Pt electrodes
            A.        reduction
            B.        oxidation
            C.        both oxidation and reduction
            D.        neither oxidation or reduction
19.       Passage of electric current through the metals is due to
            A.        oxidation reaction                  B.        reduction reaction
            C.        electrolysis                             D.        free movement of electrons
20.       In the electrolysis of aqueous solution of sodium nitrate, the ions which are reduced at the cathode are
            A.        H3O+                                        B.        Na+
            C.        OH-                                          D.        NO3-
21.       A standard hydrogen electrode is used as standard electrode of which electrode potential is arbitrarily taken as
            A.        +1                                            B.        -1
            C.        0.1                                           D.        zero
22.       The reduction potential of copper electrode is +0.34 V and that of Zn electrode is -0.76 V. When these two are coupled the e.m.f. of the cell is
            A.        -0.42 V                                    B.        +0.42
            C.        -1.10 V                                    D.        +1.10 V
23.       A dry alkaline cell has porous Zn anode and MnO2 as cathode the electrolyte used is
            A.        Ca(OH)2                                  B.        NaOH
            C.        KOH                                        D.        NH4OH
24.       In electronic watches or electronic calculator the tiny batteries used are
            A.        Alkaline battery                      B.        NICAD battery
            C.        Fuel cell                                  D.        Silver oxide battery
25.       Silver oxide battery has a voltage of
            A.        2.0 V                                       B.        1.5 V
            C.        2.5 V                                       D.        1.0 V
26.       Which statement is incorrect for NICAD battery
            A.        The electrolyte is alkali         B.        Cd acts as anode
            C.        MnO2 acts as electrolyte        D.        NiO2 acts as cathode
27.       The oxidation number of H is – 1 in the compound
            A.        H2O                                         B.        H3BO3
            C.        NaOH                                      D.        NaH
28.       In F2O the oxidation state of oxygen is
            A.        -2                                             B.        -1
            C.        +1                                            D.        +2
29.       The oxidation number of Mn in KMnO4 is
            A.        +2                                            B.        +4       
            C.        +6                                            D.        +7
30.       The oxidation state of Cr in K2Cr2O7 is
            A.        +3                                            B.        +6
            C.        +9                                            D.        +4
31.       An oxidizing agent in a chemical reaction is the substance which
            A.        loses electrons                                    B.        gains electrons
            C.        pH is changed                         D.        acts as a catalyst
32.       In the reaction
            Cu + HNO3  Cu(NO3)2 + NO + H2O the atom which is oxidized
            A.        Cu                                           B.        H
            C.        N                                             D.        O
33.       In KO2 the oxidation state of oxygen is
            A.        -2                                             B.        -1
            C.        +1/2                                         D.        -1/2


34.       Standard reduction potential of F is the highest in the electrochemical series which is
            A.        +4.87                                       B.        +3.87
            C.        +2.87                                       D.        +1.87
35.       Fe can displace Cu form CuSO4 solution
            A.        Fe is ferromagnetic               
B.        Fe is below Cu in electrochemical series
            C.        Fe is above Cu in electrochemical series
            D.        Fe exist in divalent oxidation sate
36.       Which of the following reaction does not involve either oxidation or reduction?
            A.        VO-2  V2O3                         B.        Na  Na+
            C.        CrO4-2  Cr2O7-2                   D.        Zn-2  Zn
37.       In the reaction, MnO4- + 5Fe2+ + 8H+  Mn2+ + 5Fe3+ + 4H2O, the oxidation
number of Manganese:
            A.        increases from – 1 to +2         B.        decreases from +7 to +2
            C.        increases from +3 to +5         D.        remains unchanged
38.       The potential difference responsible for the flow of current from the electrode of higher potential to one of lower potential is called:
            A.        electrolysis                             B.        electromotive force
            C.        resistance                                D.        electrolytic conduction
39.       “The current strength flowing through a conductor at uniform temperature is proportional to the potential difference at the end of the conductor and is inversely proportional to the resistance”. This is the statement of:
            A.        Faraday law                            B.        Law of themodynamics
            C.        Ohm’s law                              D.        Raoult’s law
40.       In a cell containing Zinc electrode & normal hydrogen electrode, the Zinc electrode acts as:
            A.        Cathode                                   B.        Anode
            C.        Reducing electrode                 D.        None of the above
41.       The e.m.f. of Galvanic cell of the reaction is:
            Zn  Zn-2 + 2e- (Eo = -0.76 V)
Cu+2 + 2e  Cu (Eo = +0.34 V)
            A.        -0.42V                                     B.        -0.10
            C.        +1.10V                                    D.        +0.42V
42.       The best conductor of electricity is 1M solution of:
            A.        CH3COOH                              B.        H2SO4
            C.        H3PO4                                     D.        H3BO3
43.       The equation, NaCl  Na + Cl represents:
            A.        Electrolysis                             B.        Hydration
            C.        Theory of ionization               D.        Common ion effect
44.       Which one of the following salts will hydrolyse in water to give basic solution
            A.        NaCl                                        B.        NH4Cl
            C.        KCl                                         D.        Na2SO4
45.       The standard reduction potential at 298K for the following half reaction are given against each? 
            Zn2+ + 2e-  Zn(s)                  ; -0.762v
            Cr2+ + 2e-  Cr(s)                   ; -0.740v
            2H+ + 2e-  H2(g)                  ; -0.000v
            Fe3+(aq) + 3e-  Fe(aq)             ; -0.770v
46.       The standard reduction potential for Fe2+ |Fe & Sn2+| Sn electrodes are -0.44v & 0.14V respectively. For the cell reaction:
Fe2+ +Sn  Fe + Sn2+
            A.        +0.30V                                    B.        -0.58V
            C.        +0.58V                                    D.        -0.30V
47.       The most common oxidation state of an element is -2. The number of electrons in its outer most shell is:
            A.        2                                              B.        4
            C.        6                                              D.        8
48.       The degree of dissociation of an electrolyte does not depends on:
            A.        nature of electrolyte               B.        dilution
            C.        catalytic action                       D.        temperature
49.       The degree of dissociation of an electrolyte increases as:
            A.        dilution increases                   B.        dilution decreases
            C.        pressure decreases                  D.        low degree of ionization
50.       An indicator that changes colour from red to yellow in the presence of an alkaline solution is called:
            A.        Methyl orange                                    B.        Litmus paper
            C.        Phenolpthalein                                    D.        Methyl red

ANSWERS
(electrochemistry)

1
A
2
A
3
C
4
A
5
B
6
C
7
A
8
B
9
A
10
D
11
A
12
C
13
D
14
D
15
B
16
B
17
D
18
A
19
D
20
A
21
D
22
D
23
C
24
D
25
B
26
C
27
D
28
D
29
D
30
B
31
B
32
A
33
D
34
C
35
C
36
C
37
B
38
B
39
C
40
B
41
C
42
B
43
C
44
B
45
A
46
D
47
C
48
C
49
A
50
A



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