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    THE EDUCATORS, SIR SYED CAMPUS, HUJRARound # 2

    Subject: Chemistry Objective Type :Date


    th
    ________
    Q. No. Name:
    1 2___________________
    3 4 5 Class
    6 – 10
    7 8 Total9 Marks: [12]
    T. marks
    Obt. Marks
    Roll No: ___________ Section: _______________

    Time: 15mins

    Q.No.1. Choose the right answer: /12


    i. For a reaction between PCl5 ⇌ PCl3 + Cl2 what is unit of Kc

    a. mol dm-3 (b) mol-1dm3 (c) mol-1dm-3 (d) mol dm3


    ii. The color of HI is:
    a. orange (b) purple (c) red (d) colorless
    iii. Guldberg and Waage put forward the “Law of Mass Action” in the year.
    a. 1969 (b) 1869 (c) 1897 (d) 1997
    iv. The reaction goes from left to right if
    a. Qc=Kc (b) Qc>Kc (c) Qc< Kc (d) none
    v. Equilibrium is achievable from
    a. products (b) reactants (c) both a&b (d) none
    vi. Kc is ratio of
    a. Kf/Kr (b Kr/Kf (c) Kr/Kr (d) Kf/Kf
    vii. Direction of reaction can be predicted by comparing value of Qc with
    a. Kc (b) Kr (c) Kf (d) all.
    viii. Which gas is released when acid reacts with FeS.
    a. SO2 (b) SO3 (c) H2S (d) SCl2
    ix. Which acid is used to cure wasp sting?
    a. hydrochloric acid (b) acetic acid (c) benzoic acid (d) sulphuric acid
    x. . CuSO4 has ____ water molecules attached
    a. 5 (b) 6 (c) 7 (d) 8
    xi. A salt always:
    a. contains (b) contains water of crystallization
    (c) dissolves in water (d) form crystals
    xii. Acetic acid is used for:
    a. flavoring food (b) making explosives
    (c) etching designs (d) cleaning metals

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    THE EDUCATORS, SIR SYED CAMPUS, HUJRARound # 2
    Subject: Chemistry Subjective Type :Date
    th
    ________
    Q. No. Name:
    1 2____________________
    3 4 5 Class
    6 – 10
    7 8 Total9 Marks: [48]
    T. marks
    Obt. Marks
    Roll No: ___________ Section: _______________

    Time: 2 hour 15 min

    Q.No.2. Write Short answers of this following. 5x2=10


    1. Differentiate between reactants and products.
    2. What are the characteristics of reversible reaction?
    3. Why at equilibrium state reaction does not stop?
    4. What is relationship between active mass and rate of reaction?
    5. How direction of a reaction can be predicted?
    Q. No.3. Write Short answers of these following. 5x2=10
    1. Define “Law of Mass Action”.
    2. What is static equilibrium. Explain with an example.
    3. Write two physical properties of acids?
    4. What are the mineral acids?
    5. What are the sources of lactic acid and formic acid.
    Q. No.4. Write Short answers of these following. 5x2=10
    1. Define pH. What is the pH of pure water?
    2. Na2SO4 is a neutral salt while NaHSO4 an acid salt. Justify
    3. Which kind of bond is formed between Lewis’s acid and a base?
    4. Why H+ ion acts as a Lewis acid?
    5. How are the insoluble salts prepared?
    Long Questions
    Q# 5: (a) Describe the macroscopic properties of forward and reverse reactions. /4
    (b) Define “Law of Mass Action” and derive the expression of equilibrium /5
    constant.
    Q# 6: (a) What are amphoteric compounds? Justify with examples that water is an /4
    amphoteric compound.
    (b) Define salts. Write the Characteristics of salts. /5

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