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    This document contains 30 multiple choice questions about chemical equilibrium. Each question is followed by the answer and an explanation that can be viewed by clicking "View Answer". The questions cover topics such as the value of the equilibrium constant Kc, catalysts for ammonia synthesis, temperature for preparing SO3, how pH is affected by adding a base to water, who proposed the concept of pH and pOH, definitions of pH, pKa, and pKw, acid strength based on Ka values, acid-base theories, properties of conjugated bases, and the common ion effect.

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    This document contains 30 multiple choice questions about chemical equilibrium. Each question is followed by the answer and an explanation that can be viewed by clicking "View Answer". The questions cover topics such as the value of the equilibrium constant Kc, catalysts for ammonia synthesis, temperature for preparing SO3, how pH is affected by adding a base to water, who proposed the concept of pH and pOH, definitions of pH, pKa, and pKw, acid strength based on Ka values, acid-base theories, properties of conjugated bases, and the common ion effect.

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    21.  When the value of Kc is very small then


    A.reaction is at start B.product conc. Is maximum
    C.reactant conc. Is minimum D.reaction is completed
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    Answer: Option B

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    22.  Catalyst used to speed up the reaction of ammonia synthesis is


    A.V2O5 B.V2O5 and Pt
    Pieces of Fe crystals are embedded in fused mixture of
    C.Fe D.
    MgO Al2O3 and SiO2
    Answer & Explanation

    Answer: Option D

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    23.  Temperature for preparation of SO3 is


    A.400-500?C B.400?C
    C.600?C D.200?C
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    Answer: Option A

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    24.  By the addition of base in waterpH will be


    A.more than 7 B.less than 7
    C.equal to 7 D.no effect
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    Answer: Option A

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    25.  Idea of pH and pOH was put forward by


    A.Gibbs B.Einstein
    C.Sorenson D.Chadwick
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    Answer: Option C

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    26.  Negative log of mular concentration of H+ ions is called
    A.pH B.pOH
    C.pKa D.pKw
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    Answer: Option A

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    27.  Ka<10-3 means


    A.Very strong base B.Very weak acid
    C.Very strong acid D.Very strong salt
    Answer & Explanation

    Answer: Option B

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    28.  Any substance which accepts H+ is base favours the concept


    A.Lowrys B.Lewis
    C.Arrhenius D.None of these
    Answer & Explanation

    Answer: Option A

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    29.  Conjugated base of a weak acid is


    A.weak B.strong
    C.moderately weak D.unstable
    Answer & Explanation

    Answer: Option B

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    30. When sparingly soluble salt is in equilibrium with molar concentration of its oppositely charged ion when the product is
    called
    A.common ion effect B.solubility product
    C.dissociation constant D.dissociation constant for an acid
    Answer & Explanation

    Answer: Option B

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