Chemistry Chapter 7 Entry Test MCQs

a. Increase in activation energy of reactants
b. Decrease in energy o activation
c. Increase in the number of effective collisions
d. Decrease in reactant molecules collision

c. Increase in the number of effective collisions

a. dilatometric method
b. Spectrometry
c. Refractrometry
d. Conductometry

d. Conductometry

a. 0.015 s-1
b. 0.077 s-1
c. 0.026 s-1
d. 0.085 s-1

a. 0.015 s-1

a. Collision frequency increases
b. The activation energy of the reaction increases
c. Nature of reactants is changed
d. The concentration of the reacting molecules increases

a. Collision frequency increases

a. Dilatometric method
b. Spectrophotometer method
c. Refractometric method
d. Optical relation method

b. Spectrophotometer method

a. Neutralization reaction
b. Double decomposition reaction
c. Hydrolysis of ester
d. Ionic reactions

c. Hydrolysis of ester

Order of Reaction + Methods to determine it

a. The rate will remain the same
b. The rate will be doubled
c. The rate will be quadrupled
d. the rate will be halved

a. The rate will remain the same

a. Bimolecular
b. Tetramolecular
c. Unimolecular
d. Termolecular

a. Bimolecular

a. The rate remains unchanged at any concentration of B and C
b. the rate of reaction is proportional to square of concentration of A
c. the rate of reaction doubles if concentration of B is increased to double
d. The rate of reaction remains same at any concentration of A

d. The rate of reaction remains same at any concentration of A

a. 0.002 moldm-3min-1
b. 0.02 moldm-3min-1
c. 2 mol dm-3 min-1
d. 0.0002 mol dm-3 min-1

d. 0.0002 mol dm-3 min-1

a. 1/10
b. 8
c. 16
d. 1/8

c. 16

a. Molecularity
b. Rate law
c. Rate constant
d. Order

d. Order

a. 3
b. 1
c. 4
d. 2

b. 1

a. Electrical conductivity method
b. Dilatometric method
c. Absorption of radiation
d. Half life method

d. Half life method

a. First Order
b. Pseudo first order
c. Second order
d. Third order

b. Pseudo first order

a. Zero order
b. 3rd order
c. 1st order
d. 2nd order

c. 1st order

a. Formation of H2SO4 by contact process is heterogeneous equilibrium
b. Specific rate constant changes with temperature
c. In zero order reaction the rate is dependent on concentration of reactant
d. Decomposition of nitrogen pentaoxide is first order reaction

c. In zero order reaction the rate is dependent on concentration of reactant

a. Changing the concentration of one reactant does not change rate of reaction.
b. One of the reactant from two does not take part in reaction.
c. Rate constant is changed due to change in conc. of one reactant.
d. Of large conc. one reactant remains dominant in controlling rate of reaction.

a. Changing the concentration of one reactant does not change rate of reaction.

a. 32 times
b. 8 times
c. 64 times
d. 16 times

c. 64 times

a. k [CH3COOC2H5] [H2O]
b. k [CH3COOC2H5]
c. k
d. k [CH3COOC2H5]2

b. k [CH3COOC2H5]

a. r2= 2r1
b. r2= 4.5r1
c. r2= 4r1
d. r2= 5r1

d. r2= 5r1

a. Increased six times
b. Doubled
c. Increased eight times
d. Increased four times

c. Increased eight times

a. The stoichiometric coefficient of the reactants doesn’t affect the order
b. Order of a reaction is always a whole number
c. Order of reaction is the sum of power to express the rate of reaction to the concentration terms of the reactants.
d. Order can only be assessed experimentally

b. Order of a reaction is always a whole number

a. Third order
b. First order
c. Zero-order
d. Second order

b. First order

a. 12
b. 4
c. 16
d. 8

d. 8

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