The rate of reaction becomes double when the temperature is increased by ___ degree
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15%
A. 5
58%
B. 10
19%
C. 20
8%
D. 50
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In the manufacturing ___ by ammonia oxidation (Ostwald process), Platinum-Rhodium catalyst speed up the reaction.
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27%
A. Ammonia
31%
B. Nitric acid
18%
C. Hydrochloric acid
23%
D. Sulphuric acid
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In homogeneous chemical equilibrium, the reactants and products of chemical equilibrium are present in more than one phase.
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21%
True
79%
False
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If the external factors are altered, the system will shift to a new state of equilibrium.
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87%
True
13%
False
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Industrial processes are usually designed to give the maximum yield of ___.
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8%
A. Reactants
76%
B. Products
10%
C. Raw materials
6%
D. Catalysts
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The composition of equilibrium mixture does not changed by ___.
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13%
A. Temperature
14%
B. Pressure
6%
C. Concentration
67%
D. Catalyst
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What is the reaction proceeding to the right called?
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83%
A. Forward
12%
B. Reverse
2%
C. Backward
3%
D. Reversible
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The reversible reaction is carried out in the ___ to achieve dynamic equilibrium.
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7%
A. An open system only
75%
B. A closed system only
15%
C. Both open and closed system
3%
D. Air
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Increasing order of pH of the given solution is
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37%
A. Ammonia< ethanoic acid< sodium hydroxide< nitric acid
47%
B. Nitric acid< ethanoic acid< ammonia< sodium hydroxide
16%
C. Nitric acid< ethanoic acid< sodium hydroxide< ammonia
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Sodium carbonate has an acidity of ___.
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33%
A. One
47%
B. Two
17%
C. Three
3%
D. Four
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The proton donating property of a substance is called protogenic property.
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72%
True
28%
False
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If Kb for the anion is smaller than Ka for the cation, then the solution must be acidic.
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73%
True
27%
False
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The neutral atoms of most of the transition elements have an essential electronic configuration of ___.
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68%
A. (n-1)d ¹–¹⁰ ns¹–²
32%
B. (n-1)d
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