11th class (Fsc) chemistry Unit 8 MCQs

Chapter 8 MCQs 11th Class Chemistry

Chemical Equilibrium:

a. Mass
b. Active mass
c. Weight
d. None of these

b. Active mass

a. Van’t Hoff
b. Guldberg and waage
c. Berthelot
d. Einstein

b. Guldberg and waage

a. 1846
b. 1909
c. 1846
d. 1906

c. 1846

a. Distribution law
b. Law of conservation of mass
c. Law of conservation of energy
d. Law of mass action

b. Law of conservation of mass

a. 2SO2+O2 ↔2SO3
b. PC𝓁5 ↔PC𝓁3+C𝓁2
c. N2+O2 ↔2NO
d. N2+2H2 ↔NH3  

c. N2+O2 ↔2NO

a. Ks
b. Ka
c. Kp
d. Kc

c. Kp

a. 2NO2 ↔ N2O4
b. N2+2H2 ↔2NH3
c. 2HF+ ↔ H2+F2
d. H2+I2 ↔ 2HI

a. 2NO2 ↔ N2O4

a. Moles-2 /dm+6
b. Moles/dm3
c. No unit
d. Moles-1/dm3

c. No unit

a. Kp = Kc (RT)n
b. Kc = Kp (P)n
c. Kp = Kc (RT)−△n
d. Kc = K p (P/N)n

a. Kp = Kc (RT)n

a. Remains unchanged
b. Toward left
c. None of these
d. Toward right

b. Toward left

a. May left or right
b. Left
c. Cannot predicted
d. Right

b. Left

a. Both are present in same amount
b. Less reactants and more product
c. Both are present in appreciable amount
d. More recatants and less product

b. Less reactants and more product

a. Minimum
b. Equal
c. Constant
d. Maximum

c. Constant

a. Addiction of HCL
b. Addiction of Cl2
c. Addiction ofBiCl3 & H2O
d. Addicition of H2O

a. Addiction of HCL

a. Pressure
b. Concentration
c. Catalyst
d. Temperature

d. Temperature

a. 600 atm
b. 100 atm
c. 1000 atm
d. 200-300 atm

d. 200-300 atm

a. Adding V2 O5 catalyst increase the yield of SO2
b. The value of Kp falls with rise in temperature
c. The of Kp is equal to Kc
d. The value of Kp falls with in creasing pressure

b. The value of Kp falls with rise in temperature

a. Pt
b. Fe
c. V2O5
d. Ni

b. Fe

a. 400oC
b. 200oC
c. 500oC
d. 300oC

a. 400oC

a. Moles-2 dm3
b. Moles-2 dm4
c. Moles-2 dm2
d. Moles-2 dm6

d. Moles-2 dm6

a. V2O5
b. AI2O3
c. SiO2
d. CaO

a. V2O5

a. 1 x 10-14
b. 0.011 x 10-14
c. 3 x 10-14
d. 0.30 x 10-14

a. 1 x 10-14

a. 6.2
b. 5.0
c. 7.0
d. 6.0

a. 6.2

a. Basic
b. Acidic
c. Neutral
d. None of these

a. Basic

a. Temperature is increased
b. H+ ion are added
c. OH ions are added
d. H+ and OH ions are added in equal amount

a. Temperature is increased

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