9th class chemistry Chapter no.7 MCQs

Unit no.7 MCQS of 9th Class Chemistry

Electrochemistry:

a. Electricity and chemical reactions
b. Carbon and its compounds
c. Metals and non metals
d. Solute and solution

a. Electricity and chemical reactions

a. Electrochemistry
b. Organic chemistry
c. Industrial chemistry
d. Inorganic chemistry

a. Electrochemistry

a. Removal of electrons
b. Addition of oxygen
c. Addition of hydrogen
d. Addition of electrons

b. Addition of oxygen

a. Galvanic reactions
b. Oxidizing reactions
c. Redox reactions
d. Reduction reactions

c. Redox reactions

a. Solutions
b. Electricity
c. Electrolytes
d. Vibrations

b. Electricity

a. Non Spontaneous reaction
b. Reduction reaction
c. Oxidation reaction
d. Spontaneous reaction

c. Oxidation reaction

a. Non Spontaneous reaction
b. Reduction reaction
c. Oxidation reaction
d. Spontaneous reaction

c. Oxidation reaction

a. Non Spontaneous reaction
b. Reduction reaction
c. Oxidation reaction
d. Spontaneous reaction

b. Reduction reaction

a. Non Spontaneous reaction
b. Reduction reaction
c. Oxidation reaction
d. Spontaneous reaction

b. Reduction reaction

a. Non Spontaneous reaction
b. Reduction reaction
c. Oxidation reaction
d. Spontaneous reaction

b. Reduction reaction

a. Non Spontaneous reaction
b. Reduction reaction
c. Oxidation reaction
d. Spontaneous reaction

c. Oxidation reaction

a. Breaks
b. Oxidizes
c. None
d. Reduces

b. Oxidizes

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

b. +1

a. +14
b. +2
c. +7
d. +6

d. +6

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

c. +1

a. -2
b. -1
c. 0
d. +1

c. 0

a. +1
b. -1/2
c. -1
d. 0

c. -1

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

d. -1

a. +5
b. -5
c. +6
d. 5

d. 5

a. +5
b. +6
c. -5
d. -6

b. +6

a. +5
b. +4
c. -1
d. -2

a. +5

a. CI
b. Zn
c. H2
d. H+

b. Zn

a. Coloring agent
b. Oxidizing agent
c. Dehydrating agent
d. Reducing agent

d. Reducing agent

a. Coloring agent
b. Oxidizing agent
c. Dehydrating agent
d. Reducing agent

b. Oxidizing agent

a. Neutralization
b. Redox reaction
c. Decomposition
d. Acid-base reaction

b. Redox reaction

a. Neutralization
b. Redox reaction
c. Decomposition
d. Acid-base reaction

b. Redox reaction

a. Oxygen gains electrons
b. Oxidation of hydrogen
c. Hydrogen works as an oxidizing agent
d. Reduction of oxygen

c. Hydrogen works as an oxidizing agent

a. Hydration
b. Oxidation
c. Hydrogenation
d. Reduction

b. Oxidation

a. Redox
b. Reduction
c. Electrolytes
d. Oxidation

b. Reduction

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

c. -2

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

b. +1

a. Nelson’s cell
b. Electrolytic cell
c. Downs cell
d. Galvanic cell

d. Galvanic cell

a. Nelson’s cell
b. Downs cell
c. Galvanic cell
d. Both a and c

c. Galvanic cell

a. Lime solution
b. Sugar solution
c. Sodium chloride solution
d. Sulphuric acid solution

a. Lime solution

a. O3
b. Cl2
c. O2
d. H2

d. H2

a. Nelson cell
b. Down’s cell
c. Galvanic cell
d. A and C both

c. Galvanic cell

a. C6H6
b. CH3 COOH
c. NaOH
d. CaOH2

c. NaOH

a. Benzene
b. Solution of sodium chloride
c. Urea
d. Sugar solution

b. Solution of sodium chloride

a. Graphite
b. Iron
c. Zinc
d. Steel

a. Graphite

a. NaOH
b. CH3COOH
c. NaCl
d. Sugar

d. Sugar

a. Four
b. Two
c. Five
d. Three

b. Two

a. H2SO4
b. NaCl
c. CH3COOH
d. NaOH

c. CH3COOH

a. HNO3
b. H2SO4
c. CH3 COOH
d. HCI

c. CH3 COOH

a. Pure solution
b. Solution of common salt
c. Benzene
d. Sugar solution

b. Solution of common salt

a. H2SO4
b. NaCl
c. Ca(OH)2
d. NaOH

c. Ca(OH)2

a. Galvanic cell
b. Nelson cell
c. Electroplating
d. Down’s cell

d. Down’s cell

a. Strong electrolyte
b. Electrolyte
c. Non electrolyte
d. Weak electrolyte

d. Weak electrolyte

a. Carbonated solution
b. Starch solution
c. Brine solution
d. Chloride solution

c. Brine solution

a. Both
b. NaOH
c. None
d. Sodium metal

b. NaOH

a. Sugar Solution
b. NaCl Solution
c. H2 SO4 Solution
d. NaOH Solution

a. Sugar Solution

a. H2SO4
b. NaOH
c. C6H6
d. HCl

c. C6H6

a. Cr
b. Fe
c. Zn
d. Cu

c. Zn

a. H2
b. Cl2
c. O2
d. O3

a. H2

a. 2
b. 4
c. 5
d. 3

a. 2

a. Galvanic cells
b. Electrolytes
c. Non electrolytes
d. Electrochemical cells

b. Electrolytes

a. Weak electrolytes
b. Non electrolytes
c. Electrolytes
d. Strong electrolytes

b. Non electrolytes

a. Weak electrolytes
b. Non electrolytes
c. Electrolytes
d. Strong electrolytes

b. Non electrolytes

a. Weak electrolytes
b. Non electrolytes
c. Electrolytes
d. Strong electrolytes

d. Strong electrolytes

a. Aqueous solution of NaCl
b. NaCl
c. Molten NaCl
d. All

b. NaCl

a. Electrolysis
b. Oxidation
c. Electricity
d. Reduction

a. Electrolysis

a. Electrolyte
b. Cathode
c. Solution
d. Anode

d. Anode

a. Electrolyte
b. Cathode
c. Solution
d. Anode

b. Cathode

a. Down’s cell
b. Galvanic cell
c. Nelson cell
d. Electrolytic cell

b. Galvanic cell

a. Copper
b. Zinc
c. Carbon
d. Iron

d. Iron

a. 1700
b. 1500
c. 1800
d. 1600

c. 1800

a. FeOH3
b. Fe2 O3 .nH2 O
c. none
d. Fe2 O3

b. Fe2 O3 .nH2 O

a. Rusting of aluminium
b. Chemical decomposition
c. Rusting of tin
d. Rusting of iron

d. Rusting of iron

a. Electroplating
b. Reduction
c. Oxidation
d. Corrosion

a. Electroplating

a. Redox reaction
b. Oxidation reaction
c. Chemical reaction
d. Reduction reaction

a. Redox reaction

a. Down’s cell
b. Electrolytic cell
c. Galvanic cell
d. Nelson cell

b. Electrolytic cell

a. Iron
b. Silver
c. Nickel
d. Aluminium

b. Silver

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