11th class (FSc) Chemistry Unit 10 MCQs

a. +0.3476V
b. +0.76 V
c. -0.76V
d. -0.3476V

c. -0.76V

a. Cu foil
b. Ag foil
c. Pt foil
d. Au foil

c. Pt foil

a. +2.87V
b. +3.87V
c. -2.81V
d. -3.87V

a. +2.87V

a. Redox potential
b. Oxidation potential
c. emf of cell
d. Reduction potential

d. Reduction potential

a. 1.0 V
b. 0.0 V
c. 1.1 V
d. 0.05

c. 1.1 V

a. Fe precipitated out
b. Copper will be deposed
c. No reaction take place
d. Cu and Fe both dissolve

c. No reaction take place

a. 6
b. 2
c. 8
d. 4

b. 2

a. Zn and Ag2O
b. MnO2 and Zn
c. Zn and MnO2
d. Pb and PbO2

c. Zn and MnO2

a. 1.4 V
b. 1 V
c. 1.6 V
d. 1.2 V

a. 1.4 V

a. Cd
b. Ag2O
c. NiP2
d. Zn

a. Cd

a. Aqueous NaCl
b. NaNO3
c. AqueousH2SO4
d. KOH

d. KOH

a. Electrical energy
b. Heat energy
c. Mechanical energy
d. Light energy

a. Electrical energy

a. Both reduction, oxidation
b. Reduction
c. Neither reduction nor oxidation
d. Oxidation

b. Reduction

a. Cathode is positively charged
b. Anode is negatively charged
c. Reduction occurs at cathode
d. Reduction occurs at anode

d. Reduction occurs at anode

a. Redox potential
b. oxidation potential
c. e.m.f of cell
d. Reduction potential

a. Redox potential

a. Redox potential
b. Decrease rapidly
c. Drop to zero
d. Decrease slowly

c. Drop to zero

a. Cu and Fe both dissolve
b. Cu will be deposited
c. No reaction take place
d. Fe is precipitated out

c. No reaction take place

a. Mix solution of two half cells
b. Pass the electric current
c. Allow movement of ions between two half cells
d. Prevent the flow of ions

b. Pass the electric current

a. Electrode
b. Oxidation states
c. Negative charges
d. Reduction

b. Oxidation states

a. -2
b. Zero
c. -1
d. +2

b. Zero

a. Porous partition to zine electron
b. Copper to zine electron
c. Zine to copper electron
d. Right to left

b. Copper to zine electron

a. -6
b. -8
c. +6
d. +8

b. -8

a. Negative oxidation potential
b. Negative reduction potential
c. Positive oxidation potential
d. Positive reduction potential

b. Negative reduction potential

a. Cu+2+Zn → Cu + Zn+2
b. Cu + Zn+2
c. Cu+2+Zn+2 → Cu + Zn+2
d. Cu-2+Zn-2Cu+Zn

b. Cu + Zn+2

a. Cu+2+Zn →Cu + Zn+2
b. Zn-2+Cu →Cu+2+Zn
c. Cd+MgSO4 →CdSO4 →CdSO4+Mg
d. Ze+MgSO4<ZnSo+Mg

b. Zn-2+Cu →Cu+2+Zn

a. Hydrogen electrode to HCl solution
b. Hydrogen electrode to copper electrode
c. CuSo4 solution to hydrogen electrode
d. Copper electrode to hydrogen electrode

b. Hydrogen electrode to copper electrode

a. Chlorine is reduced from zero to -1
b. Manganese is oxidized from+7 to +2
c. Manganese is reduced from+7 to +2
d. Hlorine ions are reduced from -1 to zero

b. Manganese is oxidized from+7 to +2

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