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9th Class Chemistry Chapter 7 Electrochemistry English Medium KPK Boards Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
The cathode of Daniel cell is made up of
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Zn
Cu
AI
C
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Question # 2
Which one is not a property of electrolytic cell?
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It consists of one complete cell
Anode has +ve charge
It converts electrical energy into chemical one
Anode has -ve charge
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Question # 3
Gases produced in Nelson's cell are:
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H
2
and O
2
H
2
and CI
2
H
2
and N
2
CI
2
and O
2
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Question # 4
NaOH is prepared by ____________ of NaCL (aqueous).
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Electrolysis
Decomposition
A & B
Nil
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Question # 5
It is a strong electrolyte
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H2O
CH3COOH
NaOH
C6H6
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Question # 6
____________ agents gains electrons in chemical reaction.
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Reduction
Oxidation
Both
None of these
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Question # 7
Which one of the following is not an electrolyte?
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sugar solution
sulphuric acid solution
Lime solution
Sodium chloride solution
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Question # 8
It is a good reducing agent
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Fe
H
C
O
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Question # 9
The most common example of corrosion is:
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Chemical decay
Rusting of iron
Rusting of aluminum
Rusting of tin
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Question # 10
Electrolyte is ____________ solid form.
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in
Sometimes in
Never in
Always in
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Question # 11
____________ of copper is done by electrolysis.
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Production
Refining
Both
Nil
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Question # 12
Cu + 2AgNO3 -------> Cu(NO3) +2Ag. In this reaction reducing agent is:
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Cu
AgNO3
Cu(NO3)2
Ag
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Question # 13
Oxidation means
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Gain of oxygen
Removal of oxygen
Gain of hydrogen
Gain of electrons
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