Chemistry chapter 8 Entry Test MCQs

Topic 8

Basic Thermochemistry

a. Volume and temperature
b. Enthalpy and temperature
c. Temperature and refractive index
d. Enthalpy and volume

c. Temperature and refractive index

a. Phase
b. System
c. State functions
d. Surrounding

c. State functions

a. Either increase or decrease
b. Remains constant
c. Increase
d. Decrease

d. Decrease

a. More stable
b. Less stable
c. More unstable
d. Unstable

a. More stable

a. Decomposition of water
b. Combustion of methane
c. Conversion of graphite to diamond
d. Dehydrogenation of ethane to ethylene

b. Combustion of methane

a. An exothermic change
b. An endothermic change
c. A process accompanied by chemical reaction
d. A process where no heat change occurs

b. An endothermic change

a. Is accompanied by a flame
b. Takes place only on heating
c. Is accompanied by evolution of heat
d. Is accompanied by an absorption of heat

c. Is accompanied by evolution of heat

a. Surrounding
b. State function
c. State
d. Phase

b. State function

a. Work
b. Enthalpy
c. Kinetic energy
d. Internal energy

b. Enthalpy

a. Zero nuclear reaction
b. Endothermic reaction
c. Nuclear reaction
d. Exothermic reaction

b. Endothermic reaction

a. Move from cold to hot body
b. Path function
c. Property of a system
d. state function

b. Path function

a. Heat & work
b. Heat
c. Force
d. work

a. Heat & work

a. Boundaries of the system
b. Surroundings
c. Never flows
d. Only within the system

a. Boundaries of the system

a. Exothermic Reactions
b. Spontaneous Reactions
c. Non-spontaneous Reactions
d. Endothermic Reactions

c. Non-spontaneous Reactions

a. Heat is transferred from the Surrounding to the system
b. Energy content of product is more
c. Energy content of reactant is less
d. Heat is transferred from the system to surrounding

d. Heat is transferred from the system to surrounding

a. Work done on the system
b. Heat lost by the system
c. Positive ΔE when heat lost by the system
d. Work done by the system

a. Work done on the system

a. Exothermic Reaction
b. Spontaneous Reactions
c. Combustion Reaction
d. Reversible Reaction

b. Spontaneous Reactions

a. q/w
b. q
c. q + w
d. q – w

c. q + w

a. Enthalpy of products is equal to that of reactants
b. Products are less stable than reactants
c. Reactants are less stable than products
d. Enthalpy of products is lesser than that of reactants

b. Products are less stable than reactants

a. It represents heat change
b. It represents chemical change
c. It represents the physical states of reactants and products
d. Spontaniety of reaction

d. Spontaniety of reaction

a. Formation of NH3 from H2 and N2
b. Neutralization of NaOH with HCl
c. Evaporation of sea and river water
d. Formation of H2O from H2 and O2

c. Evaporation of sea and river water

a. Rate of reaction is decreased
b. Rate of reaction is increased
c. Yield is increased
d. Energy of activation is decreased

a. Rate of reaction is decreased

a. Entropy
b. Temperature
c. PΔV
d. Enthalpy

c. PΔV

a. Decomposition
b. Spontaneous
c. Hydrolysis
d. Non-spontaneous

b. Spontaneous

a. Amount of substances
b. Pressure
c. Enthalpy
d. Temperature

a. Amount of substances

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