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ECAT Chemistry Chapter 8 Chemical Equilibrium Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
Base buffer solution can be prepared by mixing
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Weak acid and its salt
Strong acid and its salt with weak base
Weak base and its salt with strong acid
Strong base and its salt with weak acid
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Question # 2
pKb value of NH
4
OH is 4.74. If the concentration of NH
4
OH is 1 molar containing 0.1 molar NH
4
Cl, then pH of this buffer will be
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3.74
10.26
4.74
9.26
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Question # 3
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Pressure change
Temperature change
Concentration change
Catalyst
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Question # 4
The ph of 10-3 mole dm-3 of an aqueous solution of H
2
SO
4
is :
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3.0
2.7
2.0
1.5
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Question # 5
Law of mass action states that rate of chemical reaction is directly proportional to the product of active masses of the reactants. The term active mass means
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Mass in grams converted to products
Number of moles
Number of moles per dm
3
of reactants
Total pressures of the reactants
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Question # 6
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Introduction of an inert gas at constant volume
Introduction of PCl
3
(g) at constant
Introduction of PCl
5
(g) at constant volume
Introduction of Cl
2
at constant volume
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Question # 7
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Moles per dm
3
Partial pressures
Number of moles
Mole fractions
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Question # 8
Chemical equilibrium involving reactants and products in more than one phase is called
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Static
Dynamic
Homogeneous
Heterogeneous
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Question # 9
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Favour the formation of N
2
O
4
Favour the decomposition of N
2
O
4
Not alter the equilibrium
Stop the reaction
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Question # 10
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HF is stable and does not decompose even at 2000°C
HF is stable and slowly decomposes at 2000°C
HF is strong acid
HF produces equal moles of hydrogen and fluorine
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