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A. 0.81 L
B. 0.57 L
C. 1.12 L
D. 1.34 L
A. 25 mL
B. 18 mL
C. 24 mL
D. 20 mL
A. 3.15 L
B. 2.82 L
C. 3.41 L
D. 2.12 L
A. 0.413
B. 1.217
C. 1.387
D. 0.235
A. 1.00 A
B. 0.68 A
C. 1.54 A
D. 1.76 A
A. 55.0 Kcallmole
B. 69.0 Kcallmole
C. 74.0 Kcallmole
D. 81.0 Kcallmole
A. 8
B. 12
C. 24
D. 32
A. 0.112 M NaOH
B. 0-243 M NaOH
C. 0.206 M NaOH
D. 0.184 M NaOH
A. One
B. Two
C. Three
D. Four
A. 1.2 )(10-2
B. 3.5 x10-8
C. 2.4 x 10-4
D. 5.1 :«10-3
A. 1.00
B. 5.00
C. 7.00
D. 9.00
It is given that:
TC = 190.55 K
pC = 4.604 MPa
VC = 99 cm3 mol
A.
360 kg m‘3
B.
227 kg m'3
C.
440 kg m'3
D.
400 kg m‘3
A. 240
B. 245
C. 250
D. 255
Complete the given chemical reaction.
2BaS + 2H20 »
A.
2BaO + 2H2S
B.
Ba(SH)2 + Ba(OH)2
C.
Ba2O + 2H2S
D.
8as2 + BaOH + H20
Complete the given chemical reaction.
Fe3O4 + 8HC| » 7?
A.
2FeCI3 + FeCl2 + 4H20
B.
3Fec12 + 4H20 + Cl2
C.
2FeCI + 2FeCI2 + 4H20 + c12
D.
2FeCl3 + FeCl2 + 4H20
A. 43.71%
B. 51.84%
C. 36.68%
D. 31.53%
A. It loses electrons.
B. Its oxidization state decreases.
C. It acts as reducing agent.
A. C4H4O6 + 2AQ’ " A92C4H406
B. C4H4O6 + 2Ag+ » AgC4H4O4 + 2A902
C. C4H406 + 2Ag+ -> 2AgO + c.11404
D. C4H406 + 2Ag+ -» A92C2H402 +2co2
A. 8
B. 10
C. 12
D. 15
A. The neutron/proton ratio increases.
B. The neutron/proton ratio decreases.
C. It does not affect the neutron/proton ratio.
A. k = Ae‘Ea’an
B. k= AEaeR/T
C. kEa: eN(RT)
D. kEa ___ eART
A. N2O5
B. NCL3
C. N2O4
D. NF3
A. 2.48 x105 years
B. 8 x104 years
C. 4.51 x109 years
D. 3.28 days
E. 24.1 days
A. 6.74 oz
B. 3.17oz
C. 5.29 oz
D. 7.16 oz
A. Cations of strong bases and anions of strong acids.
B. Cations of weak bases and anions of strong acids.
C. Cations of strong bases and anions of weak acids.
D. Cations of weak bases and anions of weak acids.
A. Acid-base reactions
B. Oxidation-reduction reactions
C. Precipitation reactions
D. None of the above.
A. a/V = n
B. V = an
C. n = aV
D. Vn = a
A. Newlands' law of octaves
B. Law of mass action
C. Raoult's law
D. Periodic law
A. Dilute hydrochloric acid
B. Dilute sulphuric acid
C. Dilute carbonic acid
D. Dilute acetic acid
A. PH4I—PH2» PHZ + H2!
B. 2PH4I > 2PH3 + H2I2
C. PH4I .. PH3 + Hi
D. 2PH4I» P2H6 + 2Hl
A. +1.23 E° / v
B. +2.87 E° / v
C. +0.45 E° [V
D. +1.77 E° /v
A. Fes2 4 Fe + 52
B. 2Fes2 4 FeZS + s
C. Fes2 4 FeS + s
D. 2Fes2 4 Fe2S4
A. CN'
B. H20
C. OH’
A. CuK2 + I2SO4..
B. Col2 + K2SO4
C. CuKzlz + SO2 + 02
D. Cul202 + 2KSO2
A. 26.8 min
B. 24.1 min
C. 31.2 min
D. 22.7 min
Which of the following lithium compounds has the given characteristics?
- It decomposes at 380°C.
- It reacts water.
- It consists of white orthorhombic crystals.
A.
Lithium amide
B.
Lithium borohydride
C.
Lithium bromide
D.
Lithium carbonate
A. Metal
B. Wood
C. Glass
D. Plastic
A. 3 x10“2 to 7 x10'5 cm
B. 1.8 x10'3 to 6 x10'6 cm
C. 4 x10‘2 to 8 x10'7 cm
D. 2x10-2to 9x104 cm
A. 0.8%
B. 1.3%
C. 1.6%
D. 2%
A. 2Fe2+ (aq) +02 (9) + (4 + 2n)H20 (I) 4 F9203 . nHZO (s) + 4H+ (aq)
B. 4Fe2+ (aq) +02 (9) + (4 + 2n)H20 (1)» 2Fe203 . nHQO (s) + 8H+ (aq)
C. 4Fe2+ (aq) +02 (9) + (4 + 2n)l-I20 (l) -* 2Fe20 . nH20 (s) + 8H+ (aq) + 2FeO (aq)
D. 2Fe2+ (aq) +02 (9) + (4 + 2n)H20 (I) + 2Fe03 . nl-IZO (s) + 4H° (aq)
In relation to ammonium chloride, complete the given chemical reaction.
2NH4C| + CuC12 -v
A.
2NH4 + CuCI4
B.
Nzl-l4 + 2I-ICI +CuCl4
C.
(NH4)2 + CuCl4
D.
2NH4 + Cl2 + CuCl2
A. Raoult's Law
B. Henry's law
C. Lavoisier-Laplace law
D. Hess law
A. 0.18 mg
B. 0.081 mg
C. 0.32 mg
D. 0.031 mg
A. C6H12O6
B. C3H6O3
C. CzH4O6
D. C2H8O4
A. 0.7821
B. 0.6230
C. 0.8442
D. 0.6588
A. Cr is 32.84%, Cl is 67.16%
B. Cr is 38.62%, Cl is 61.38%
C. Cr is 27.22%. Cl is 72.78%
D. Cr is 45.35%, CI is 54.68%
A. In an endothermic process, energy as heat flows into a system.
B. The flow of energy is due to a temperature difference.
C. It is a state function.
D. In an exothermic process. energy as heat flows out of a system.
A. The volume of gas particles is zero.
B. The average kinetic energy of the particles of gas is inversely proportional to the gas temperature (temperature in kelvins).
C. There is no interaction among the gas particles.
D. The gas particles are in constant motion which collide with the container walls and produces pressure.
A. Gay-Lussac’s law
B. Boyle's law
C. Avogadro’s law
D. None of the above.
A. The volume will decrease.
B. The volume will increase.
C. It will have no effect on the volume.