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The heat of formation of graphite and P(white) is ______ KJ/mole |
0.00
-273.0
+8.7
813.99
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2 |
The standard enthalpy change in the formation of 1 mole of a compound from its elements in their standard physical states is |
Enthalpy of formation
Enthalpy of atomization
Enthalpy of neutralization
Internal energy change
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3 |
Heat absorbed or released during the chemical reaction of physical process at constant pressure is equal to |
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4 |
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There is no change in temperature
No change in volume
Heat is absorbed
Heat is released
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5 |
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Positive sign
Negative sign
Without any sign
None
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6 |
In an exothermic reaction |
Enthalpy of reactants is lesser than that of products
Enthalpy of reactants is greater than that of products
Heat is transferred form surrounding into the system
Enthalpy of reactants and products same
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7 |
A state function of the system which describes together the internal energy and the work done is called |
Enthaply
Internal energy
Work
Free energy
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8 |
The heat energy change during a chemical reaction at constant pressure and at a given temperature is called |
Change in internal energy
Enthaply change
Temperature change
Work done by the system
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9 |
Heat absorbed by a system when its volume does not change is equal to |
Internal energy of system
Enthalpy of system
Increase in internal energy of system
Increase in enthalpy of system
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10 |
The heat contents of all the elements in their standard states are taken to be |
1
2
0
None
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11 |
Internal energy of a system is equal to |
Kinetic energy of particles
Potential energy due to binding forces between particles
Sum of kinetic energy plus potential energy of the particles
Heat contents
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12 |
Born-Haber cycle is an application of |
First of thermodynamics
Second law of thermodynamics
First law of thermodynamics
Hess's law
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13 |
For a given process, the heat change at constant pressure (p) and constant volume (v) are related to each other as |
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14 |
Which is not state function |
Temperature
Enthaply
Entropy
Internal energy
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15 |
The energy required to break one mole of bonds to form neutral atoms is called |
Bond length
Bond strength
Bond energy
None of these
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16 |
Which property depends on the state of system |
Enthaply
Free energy
Entropy
All these
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17 |
The sun of all the energies of atoms, molecule, ion, within system is called |
Enthalpy
K.E. of the system
Internal energy
None
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18 |
Lattice energy of NaCI |
+5000 KJ
-344 KJ
-776 KJ
-411 KJ
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19 |
The amount of heat evolved or absorbed in a chemical reaction, when the molar quantities of products and reactants being the same as represented in chemical equation. is called |
Heat of reaction
Free energy of reaction
Entropy of reaction
None of these
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20 |
If heat absorbed in the reaction, the process is said to be |
Exothermic
Isothermal
Adiabatic
Endothermic
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21 |
The branch of chemistry which deals with thermal energy changes in chemical reactions is called |
Chemical kinetic
Thermodynamics
Thermochemistry
Mechanics
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22 |
One kilocalrie is equal to |
4.184 x 10<sup>3</sup>J
4.184 x 10<sup>4</sup>J
4.184 x 10<sup>2</sup>J
None of these
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23 |
One calorie is equal to |
5.184 J
3.184 J
4.184 J
7.184 J
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24 |
Pressure volume work is |
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25 |
A macroscopic property of a system which describes the initial and final state of the system is called |
Physical property
Chemical property
Energy property
State function
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26 |
Any substance under going physical or chemical change is said to be |
Surrounding
System
Losphere
Lithosphere
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27 |
In endothermic reaction, the heat content of the |
Products is more than that of reactants
Reactants is more than that of products
Both a and b
None of the above
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28 |
N2and O2are present in air but they don't react chemically at ordinary conditions of temperature and pressure because it is a |
Spontaneous reaction
Reversible reaction
Exothermic reaction
Non-spontaneous reaction
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29 |
Any property which depends upon the T.P and V is said to be |
Property due to k.E.
Property due to PE
Both a and b
Thermodynamic state
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30 |
The amount of heat evolved or absorbed by keeping reactants and products at one atmospheric pressure at room temperature is called |
Heat of formation
Standard heat of formation
Standard enthaply change
None
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