Thermal And Electrochemistry MCQs For Job Test Preparation

1 - ________________ is study about energy of a chemical system





thermochemistry

2 - Anything which depends upon initial and final state of a system is





state function

3 - Apparent charge on atom in molecule is





oxidation number

4 - Capacity of one lead accumulator cell is





2 volts

5 - Chemical used in salt bridge is





KCI

6 - Decrease in oxidation number is called





reduction

7 - Density of H2SO4 in lead accumulator is





25g/cm3

8 - E0red of an element cab be calculated by comparing it with





SHE

9 - Electricity in voltaic cell is produced due to





both b & c

10 - Electrode potential of Zn is





depends on the nature of the coupled electrode

11 - Enthalpy change can be





both a and b

12 - For the measurement of standard electrode potential Zn is dipped in





1 M ZnSO4 solution

13 - Greater value of standard reduction potential greater will be tendency





both b and c

14 - Greater value of standard reduction potential smaller will be tendency





to form positive ions

15 - H2 gas in SHE is filled at pressure of





760mm of Hg

16 - If electricity is passed through CuSO4 solution by using Pt electrode then which of the following possible change occurs?





Colour of the solution becomes fade

17 - If internal energy of the system is increased





All

18 - In a galvanic cell





Chemical energy is converted into electricity

19 - In alkaline battery the anode is made up of





Zn

20 - In an electrolytic cell current flows ?





From anode to cathode outside the cell

21 - In electrolytic cell electricity carries





non-wpontaneous reaction

22 - In electrolytic solution conductance of electricity is due to





ions

23 - In Galvanic cell electrons flow from anode to cathode through





external electric circuit

24 - In galvanic cell Zn acts as an anode so its value of standard reduction potential in comparison to coupled electrode would be





greater

25 - In K2Cr2O7 the oxidation number of chromium is





6

26 - Lead accumulators are





both a & c

27 - List of elements based on hydrogen scale is called





electrochemical series

28 - Molten NaCl conducts electricity due to the presence of





Free ions

29 - Most of thermodynamic parameters are





state functions

30 - Percentage of sulphuric acid in lead accumulator is





0.3

31 - Potential of SHE is considered as





zero

32 - Reaction at anode is called





oxidation

33 - Right half cell contains __________ electrode





Cu

34 - Salt bridge transfers





ions

35 - Secondary cell is





rechargeable

36 - Stronger the oxidizing agent greater is the





Reduction potential

37 - Temperature for the measurement of standard electrode potential is





298K

38 - The degree of dissociation of week electrolyte increases as





Dilution increases

39 - The element that act as anode always have _______ position in electrochemical cell





higher

40 - The environment in which a system is studied is





surrounding

41 - The half cells are interconnected through





salt bridge

42 - The rate of reaction





Decreases as the reaction proceeds

43 - The reduction potential Zn is





-0.76

44 - The strength of solution of an element whose electrode potential is to be measured is





1M

45 - Total energy of a system is





P.E + K.E

46 - Two fundamental ways to transfer energy are





heat and work

47 - Unit of heat in SI system is





J

48 - Voltaic cell can be recharged by





by replacing external circuit with external source of electricity

49 - Voltaic cell is a





all of the above

50 - Which has maximum oxidation number?





Mn

51 - Which of the following cell is not rechargeable?





Silver oxide cell

52 - Which of the following element act as inert electrode





Pt

53 - Which of the following is true in the case of Zn-Cu cell?





Zinc acts as an anode and copper as cathode

54 - Which one is not state function





Work

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