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MDCAT Chemistry Chapter 3 Atomic Structure Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
The charge of an electron is determined by
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J.J Thomson
Crooks
Perrin
R.A Millikan
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Question # 2
Glow is produced due to
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Electronic current
Gas molecule
Anode
Cathode
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Question # 3
Evaporation of water is
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An exothermic change
An endothermic change
A process where no heat changes occur.
A process accompanied by chemical reaction.
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Question # 4
For a 3P subshell the set of principal and azimuthal quantum numbers is
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n = 1, I = 2
n = 3, I = 0
n = 3, I = 1
n = 1, I = 3
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Question # 5
For a reaction to occur spontaneously
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Δ H must be negative
Δ H must be positive
Δ H must be zero
Δ H must be unity
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Question # 6
Which of the following is not a property of cathode rays. These rays
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Comprise neutron particles
Can produce X-rays when they strike a heavy metal anode
Can cause reduction reaction
Produce fluorescence in rare earth and mineral
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Question # 7
The letter s,p,d,f are used to represent which quantum number
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Azimuthal
Spin
Principle
Magnetic
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Question # 8
Fora which equation is the enthalpy changes correctly described as an enthalpy change formation?
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2NO
(g)
--->N
2(g)
+ O
2(g)
2CO
(g)
--->O
2(g)
+ 2CO
2(g)
H
2
O
(l)
--->NaCl
(s)
+NaCI
(aq)
K
(s)
+ Mn(s) + 2O
2(g)
---> KMnO
4(s)
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Question # 9
A system absorbs 500 kj heats and performs 250 kj work on the surrounding the increase in internal energy of the system is
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750 kj
500 kj
250 kj
1000 kj
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Question # 10
The principle quantum number describes the
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Shape of the orbital
Spin of the electron
Distance from the nucleus
Orientation from the orbital
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Question # 11
By convention the standard heat of formation of all compound is assumed to be
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Zero
Negative
Positive
Infinity
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Question # 12
The correct relation between internal energy change, enthalpy change and work is:
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ΔH = ΔE - W
ΔH = W + ΔH
ΔH = ΔE + W
ΔE = ΔH - W = 0
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Question # 13
The nature of the positive rays depend on
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the nature of the electrode
the nature of the discharge tube
the nature of the residual gas
all of the above
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Question # 14
The mass of neutron is in the range of
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1.6750 x 10
-26
kg
1.6750 x 10
-23
kg
1.6750 x 10
-22
kg
1.6750 x 10
-27
kg
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Question # 15
Chemical reaction involves energy change. The study of heat changes during chemical reaction is called:
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chemical equilibrium
thermochemistry
chemical potential
chemical kinetics
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Question # 16
An atom absorbs energy which results in the excitation of its electron, Before excitation the electron was is 2s orbital, which orbital will the electron move to after excitation?
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3p
1s
3s
4s
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Question # 17
Calorie is equivalent to:
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104184 J
41.84 J
4.184 J
418.4 J
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Question # 18
The law of thermodynamics that provides the basis for the determination of absolute entropy of substance is
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Zeroth law
First law
Second law
Third law
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Question # 19
In which of the following change entropy decreases
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Crystallization of sucrose in water
Melting of ice
Dissolving sucrose in water
Vaporization of camphor
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Question # 20
Mass of electron
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1.6022 x 10
-19
Kg
1.6022 x 10
-19
g
9.10 x 10
-31
Kg
9.10 x 10
-31
g
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Question # 21
Quantum numbers are derived from
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Schrodinger wave equation
De-Broglie's equation
Bragg's equation
Planck's equation
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