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PPSC Chemistry Part I Physical Chemistry Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
The rise of a liquid in capillary tube is due to.
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Osmosis
Diffusion
Surface tension
Viscosity
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Question # 2
The pH of water 7 at 25
o
C if water is heated to 70
o
C . Which of the following should be true.
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pH will decrees
pH will increase
pH will remain constant
None of these
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Question # 3
The phenomenon of x-ray diffraction was studied by
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Huygen
Bragg
Max Planck
None of above
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Question # 4
The emission of light in a biological reaction in known as.
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Fluorencence
Phosphoreacence
Biolumineacence
Phtolysis
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Question # 5
Which of the following concentration term is used in respect of standard solutions.
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Normality
Formality
Molarity
All of above
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Question # 6
For one mole a gas, the total kinetic energy is equal to.
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2/3 Rt
3/2 RT
2/3 kT
3/2 kT
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Question # 7
J.J. Thomson established certain properties about cathode rays. Which of the following is not related to cathode rays.
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Cathode rays from a gas discharge tube consists of negatively charged particles
Cathode rays are called electrons.
The e/m ratio of cathode rays depends on the gas inside
Cathode rays are affected by electric and magnetic fields.
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Question # 8
Which of the following can act both as a Bronsted acid and a Bronsted base.
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Na2CO3
OH-
HCO3-
NH3
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Question # 9
According to the Grothus -Draper law
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Only absorbed light is effective in producing photo chemical changes
Only light between certain wavelengths
Light is effective only for photo chemical reactions is solution
The light absorbed in proportional to its intensity
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Question # 10
The maximum degree of freedom for a pure substance under equilibrium constitutions is
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1
2
3
zero
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Question # 11
Which of the following is a buffer solution.
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CH3COOH + NH4OH
CH3 COOH + HCl
CH3COOH + NaOH
CH3COOH + CH3COONa
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Question # 12
The temperature at which two conjugate solutions change into one homogeneous solution is called.
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Azeotrope
Conjugate temperature
Consolute temperature
Transition temperature
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Question # 13
The rate constant of a reaction has same units as the rate of the reaction The reaction is of.
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Second order
First order
Three order
Zero order
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Question # 14
The isotonic nucleotide X and Y have mass numbers 35 and 37 respectively if the atomic number of X is 17 the atomic number of Y will be.
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15
17
19
18
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Question # 15
The conductance of 1 cm3 of an electrolytes solution is called its.
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Specific resistance
Specific conductance
Molar conductance
Equivalent conductance
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Question # 16
Which of the following symmetry element leaves the molecule or an object unchanged.
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Proper rotation
Improper rotation
Inversion axis
Identity
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Question # 17
The total number of crystal systems and the number of Bra via is lattices are.
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7,7
7,14
14,7
14,28
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Question # 18
Which of the following solution has pH= 11?
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1 X 10
-11
m NaOH
1 x 10
-11
m HCl
1 x 10
-3
M NaOH
1 X 10
3
M NaOH
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Question # 19
Which of the following is always true for the adiabatic expansion of gas.
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Temperature rises
Pressure rises
W=0
Q = 0
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Question # 20
Which of the following phenomena is not explained by the classical mechanics.
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Black body radiation
Photoelectric effect
Atomic and molecular spectra
Heat capacities of solids
All of the above
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