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Question-1
The study of rates of reactions is called:
(A)
Thermodynamics
(B)
Spectroscopy
(C)
Chemical kinetics
(D)
Chemical Equilibrium
Question-2
In Haber process, the catalyst used is:
(A)
Nickel
(B)
Platinum
(C)
Iron
(D)
Copper
Question-3
One of the pollutants of car exhaust gases:
(A)
Oxygen
(B)
Carbon monoxide
(C)
Hydrogen
(D)
Nitrogen
Question-4
The amount in moles of a reactant which is used in a given time is:
(A)
Concentration
(B)
Rate
(C)
Time
(D)
Displacement
Question-5
In Haber process, the product formed is:
(A)
Ammonia
(B)
Sulphuric acid
(C)
Nitrogen dioxide
(D)
Proteins
Question-6
The catalyst used in contact process.
(A)
Iron
(B)
Vanadium pentoxide
(C)
Copper
(D)
Nickel
Question-7
The reaction between ethanoic acid and ethane is catalysed by the addition of:
(A)
Acid
(B)
Alcohol
(C)
Aldehyde
(D)
Ketone
Question-8
The minimum energy required for reaction to occur.
(A)
Threshold energy
(B)
Kinetic energy
(C)
Activation energy
(D)
Potential energy
Question-9
The device used to analyse the concentration of chlorine in drinking water.
(A)
Galvanometer
(B)
Calorimeter
(C)
Voltameter
(D)
Spectrometer
Question-10
The device used to measure colour concentration.
(A)
Spectrophotometer
(B)
Colorimeter
(C)
Calorimeter
(D)
Voltameter
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Cambridge Advanced Grade 11
IGCSE
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