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Chemistry 10th Class English Medium Unit 9 Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
An equilibrium is achievable only in a:
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big system
small system
open system
closed system
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Question # 2
Which colour of HI is ?
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Orange
Purple
Red
Colourless
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Question # 3
For which reaction Kf is the rate constant?
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Forward reaction
Backward reaction
Upward reaction
Downward reaction
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Question # 4
Law of Mass Action was put forward by:
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G.N.Lewis
Lowry
Arrhenius
Gulbderg and Waage
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Question # 5
Which type of reactions take place in both directions?
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Addition reactions
Reversible reactions
Irreversibel reactions
Decomposition reactions
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Question # 6
The lives of aquatic plants and animals are indirectly related to concentration of dissolved ------ in water:
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hydrogen
oxygen
chlorine
nitrogen
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Question # 7
The major components of Atmosphere are:
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Carbon and Nitrogen
Nitrogen and Oxygen
Oxygen and Chlorine
None of these
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Question # 8
Which gas is used to prepare ammonia?
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N
2
O
2
Cl
2
S
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Question # 9
The value of K
c
depends on.
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Temperature
Pressure
Volume
Atmosphere
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Question # 10
The forward reaction takes place:
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Right to left
Left to Right
Only to right
Only to left
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Question # 11
For reactions having large Kc value, the reaction proceeds to:
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Completion
Equilibrium state
back ward
None of these
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Question # 12
In an irreversible reaction dynamic equilibrium:
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Never establishes
Established before the completion of reaction
Establishes after the completion of reaction
Establishes readily
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