Chemistry Fsc Part 1 Online Test With Answers

Chemistry Fsc Part 1 Online Test

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1

Which of the following statemetns is true about diffusion in liquids?

<p>Liquids do not diffuse at all</p> <p>Liqudis diffuse faster than gases</p> <p>Liquids diffuse slower than gases due tos tonger intermolecular forces</p> <p>Liquids diffuse only when heated</p>
2

What i the rearranged form of the idela gas equation to calculate molar mass of a gas.

<p>M=PVn/RT</p> <p>M =PV /MRT</p> <p>M = m RT/PV</p> <p>M = RT/PV m</p>
3

The ideal gas equation is given as.

<p>PV =nRT</p> <p>PV=RT</p> <p>PV = nRT/V</p> <p>None of these</p>
4

According to Avodgaro's Law, volume is directly propertional to.

<p>Pressure&nbsp;</p> <p>Temperature&nbsp;</p> <p>Number of moles</p> <p>Density</p>
5

Which of the following statemetns about ideal gases is true.

<p>they have strong intermolecular forces</p> <p>Their particles have significant volume</p> <p>Their volume is mainly due to particle size</p> <p>They have negligible intermolecular forces</p>
6

Which one of the following effects explains the cooling during the sudden expasion of a gas.

<p>Boyle&#39;s Effect</p> <p>Joule Thomson Effect</p> <p>Charles Effect</p> <p>Avogadr&#39;s law</p>
7

Liquid crystals exhibit properties.

<p>Only like solids</p> <p>Only like liquid</p> <p>Between solids and liquids</p> <p>Unliek solids or liquids</p>
8

Which type of intermolecular force is present in all types of moleclues regardless of their polarity.

<p>Dipole -dipole forces</p> <p>London dispersion forces</p> <p>Hydrogen bonds</p> <p>Ion dipole forces</p>
9

Which of the following is a characteristic property of crystalling solids.

<p>they have a range of melting points&nbsp;</p> <p>They are isotrople</p> <p>they have adefinite and sharp melting point</p> <p>They lack a regular arrangeness of particles</p>
10

Why can gases be compressed easily.

<p>Because they have strong intermolecular forces</p> <p>Becasue their particles are lightly packed</p> <p>Because most of their volume is empty space</p> <p>Beacuse they are denser than solids</p>
11

Which  state of matter exists only within a narrow range of temperature and presssure.

<p>Liquid</p> <p>Solid</p> <p>Gas</p> <p>Plasma</p>
12

Surface tensin of liquid is due to.

<p>Inword pull of surface molecule</p> <p>Upard pull from&nbsp; the surface</p> <p>Collision of molecules</p> <p>Repulsive forces</p>
13

When water freezes at 0 oC its density decrease due to.

<p>Cubic structur eof ice</p> <p>Empty spces&nbsp; &nbsp;present&nbsp; in the structure of ice</p> <p>Derease in volume</p> <p>Decrease in viscosity</p>
14

When the vapour pressure of a liquid equals the external pressure, what phenomenon occurs.

<p>Sublimation</p> <p>Bioling</p> <p>Freezing</p> <p>condensation</p>
15

London dispersion forces are teh only forces present among.

<p>Molecules of water in liquid state</p> <p>Atoms of helium in gaseous stat at high temperature</p> <p>Molecuels of solid iodine</p> <p>Molecules of hydrogen chloride gas</p>
16

If 16 g of O2 react with excess C2H6,how many gamof CO2 will be formed.   2C2H6+7O2-----------------4CO2 +5H2O

<p>22 g</p> <p>13 g</p> <p>9 g</p> <p>7g</p>
17

A mixture of 8 g of H2 with  8 g of O2 is ignited 2H2 +O2----------------2H2O  What is the mass of water formed.

<p>9 g</p> <p>36 g</p> <p>16 g</p> <p>72 g</p>
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