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MDCAT Chemistry Chapter 7 Reaction Kinetics Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
The value of ∆V being very small. The term P∆V can be neglected for process involving
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Liquid and gas
Solids and gases
Liquid and solid
None of these
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Question # 2
One of the best applications of Hess's law to calculate the lattice energy of ionic compound is
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Measurement of enthalpy change in a calorimeter
Studying of first law of thermodynamics
Measurement of a heat of formation of a compound
Born-Haber cycle
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Question # 3
One Joule is equivalent to
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4.184 cal.
0.4184cal.
1/2 cal.
1/4.184 cal
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Question # 4
Decomposition of H2O is
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Endothermic reaction
Nuclear reaction
Exothermic reaction
Zero nuclear reaction
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Question # 5
Whenever a reaction is endothermic, then it means that
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Heat is transferred system to the surrounding
Heat is transferred from surrounding to the system
Heat content of the products is less than that of reactants
Heat content of the reactants is greater than the products
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Question # 6
Calorie is equivalent to
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0.4184J
4.184J
418.4J
40.18J
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Question # 7
One kilo calorie is equal to
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4.184J
1000J
4184J
1kJ
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Question # 8
Enthalpy of a reaction can be measured by
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Glass calorimeter
Barometer
Manometer
Thermometer
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Question # 9
During an exothermic or endothermic reaction which one of the following formula is used to calculate the amount of heat evolved or absorbed
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ΔΗ = ΔΕ+PV
∆E= q+w
Δp =ΔΗ
q = m x s x ∆T
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Question # 10
The measurement of enthalpy change at standard conditions means that we should manage the measurement at
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24°C at 1 atm
25°C at 1 atm
0C° at 1 atm
100C° 1 atm
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Question # 11
By convention, the standard heat of formation of all elements is assumed to be
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Zero
positive
Negative
Infinity
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Question # 12
ΔH° represent the enthalpy change at
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0°C and 1 atm pressure
25°Cand 1atm
0K and I atm pressure
25°C and 2 atm pressure
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Question # 13
If an endothermic reaction is allowed to take place very rapidly in air, the temperature of the surrounding air will
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Remains constant
Increase
Decrease
Either increase or decrease
One Joule is equivalent to
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Question # 14
Neutralization of acid-base is
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Spontaneous
Exothermic
Non spontaneous
Both "a" and "c
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Question # 15
The heat of reaction depends upon
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Temperature of the reactants
Physical states of the reactants and the products
Both A) and B)
Path of the reaction and the temperature
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Question # 16
Enthalpy of neutralization of strong acids and strong bases have same values because
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Neutralization leads to the formation of salt and water
Acids always give rise to H+ and bases always furnish OH-
Strong acids and bases are ionic substances
The net change involves the combination of H and OH ions to form water
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Question # 17
Most of the reactions which give stable products are
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Endothermic
Exothermic
Isothermal
Non of these
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Question # 18
Which of the following has positive value of enthalpy
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Neutralisation
Atomization
combustion
All of the above
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Question # 19
Which of the following enthalpy change always have a negative value
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∆Hf
∆H sol
∆Hc
∆Hat
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Question # 20
In order to determine ∆H (latt) of ionic compound which is correct relationship
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∆H latt. = ∆Hf - ∆Hx
∆H latt. = ∆Ha + ∆Hv
∆H latt. = ∆Hf + ∆Hx
∆H latt. = ∆Hf - ∆H sol.
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