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Chemistry: Daily Practice Problem
Chemistry: Daily Practice Problem
CHEMISTRY
SURFACE CHEMISTRY
1. For the adsorption of a gas on a solid, the 5. Which one of the following method, is
plot of log(x/m) versus log P is linear with commonly used method for destruction of
slope equal to colloid
(a) n (b) 1/n (a) dialysis
(c) k (d) log k (b) condensation
(e) log n (c) filteration by animal membrane
(d) by adding electrolyte.
(e) all of these
2. A colloidal system has particles of which
of the following size?
(a) 10−9 m to 10−12 m 6. Which is not correct regarding the adsorp-
(b) 10−6 m to 10−9 m tion of a gas on surface of a solid?
(c) 10−4 m to 10−10 m (a) On increasing temperature adsorption
(d) 10−5 m to 10−7 m increases continuously.
(e) 10−3 m to 10−7 m (b) Enthalpy and entropy change is nega-
tive.
(c) Adsorption is more for some specific
3. The ability of anion, to bring about coag- substance.
ulation of a given colloid, depends upon (d) It is a reversible reaction.
(a) magnitude of the charge (e) all are correct
(b) both magnitude of charge and nature
(c) its charge only
(d) sign of the charge alone. 7. According to the adsorption theory of
(e) none of these catalysis, the speed of the reaction in-
creases because
(a) the concentration of reactant molecules
4. At the critical micelle concentration at the active centres of the catalyst be-
(CMC) the surfactant molecules comes high due to adsorption
(a) associate (b) in the process of adsorption, the ac-
(b) dissociate tivation energy of the molecules becomes
(c) decompose large
(d) become completely soluble (c) adsorption produces heat which in-
(e) disintegrate creases the speed of the reaction
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(d) adsorption lowers the activation energy
of the reaction.
(e) none of these
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16. Water in oil emulsions are stabilized by (e) Precipitate
(a) soap or detergent
(b) gum
(c) higher alcohols 21. A detergent has the following group at-
(d) oleate of alkaline earth metals. tached to the terminal of a long carbon
(e) Acetone chain
(a) COOH (b) COONa
(c) SO3 Na (d) ONa.
17. A catalyst increases the rate of chemical (e) OCl
reaction by
(a) lowering the activation energy 22. Which of the following statements is cor-
(b) by shifting the equilibrium rect?
(c) by discouraging the backward reaction (a) Ba2+ coagulates As2 S3 more effec-
(d) by increasing the number of molecular tively than Fe3+
collisions. (b) Na+ coagulates As2 S3 more effectively
(e) all of these than Ba2+
(c) Na+ coagulates As2 S3 more effectively
than Fe3+
18. Micelles may be formed by aggregates of (d) Fe3+ coagulates As2 S3 more effectively
soap anions in water as the anions are than Ba2+
(a) hydrophilic (e) all are correct
(b) hydrophobic
(c) diphilic (one hydrophilic head being 23. The most effective electrolyte for the co-
attached to a long hydrophobic tail) agulation of As2 S3 sol is
(d) carriers of electricity. (a) NaCl
(e) charged (b) Ba (NO3 )2
(c) K3 [Fe(CN)6 ]
(d) AlCl3 .
19. In which of the following processes is auto (e) AgCl
catalysis involved?
(a) Oxidation of FeSO4 with acidified
KMnO4 24. The critical temperatures of O2 , N2 , H2
(b) Combustion of CO to CO2 and CO2 are 154.3 K, 126 K, 33.2 K and
(c) Oxidation of FeCl3 to Fe(OH)3 304 K. The extent of adsorption on tung-
(d) Conversion of alkanes to alkenes. sten may be highest in case of
(e) all of these (a) H2 (b) N2
(c) O2 (d) CO2
20. At the critical micelle concentration, the (e) all are same
surface molecules
(a) decompose
(b) dissociate 25. Which characteristic is not associated with
(c) associate chemical adsorption?
(d) become completely soluble. (a) Is irreversible
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(b) Forms monolayer (c) glucose and fructose
(c) Not very specific (d) glucose and proteins.
(d) Heat of adsorption > 50 kJ mol−1 . (e) all of these
(e) Activation energy required
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36. Which acts as auto-catalyst during tira- (i) Coagulation by electrolytes at low con-
tion of KMnO4 and oxalic acid in presence centration
of H2 SO4 ? (ii) Reversible
(a) H2 SO4 (iii) Needs stabilising agents
(b) KMnO4 . Select the correct answer using the codes
(c) oxalic acid given below :
(d) MnSO4 . (a) (i), (ii) and (iii)
(e) K2 SO4 (b) (i) only
(c) (i) and (ii) only
(d) (i) and (iii) only
37. What will be the name of the process
(e) (iii) only
in which absorption and adsorption takes
place together?
(a) Desorption (b) Sorption 41. An emulsion is formed when
(c) Both of these (d) Semisorption (e) (a) a gas is dispersed in a liquid
None of these. (b) a gas is dispersed in a solid
(c) a liquid is dispersed in a gas
(d) a liquid is dispersed in a liquid.
38. In graph, regarding Freundlich adsorption
(e) a gas is dispersed in a solid.
x
curve, between log m and log P , what is
the slope?
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(a) (b) k
k
(a) emulsions
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(c) (d) n (b) lyophobic sols
n
(c) lyophilic sols
k
(e) (d) reversible sols
n
(e) solution
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(a) common salt is an ionic compound (a) precipitate (b) emulsion
(b) conc. of sodium ion is increased (c) gel (d) sol.
(c) the solubility product of the common (e) aerosol
salt decreases in the presence of soap
(d) soap is insoluble in the presence of
chloride ions. 50. Electrophoresis is the movement of col-
(e) common salt is absorbed loidal particles under the effect of
(a) light (b) gravity
(c) magnetic field (d) electric field.
45. Cheese is an example of (e) U V rays
(a) solid sol (b) emulsion
(c) gel (d) foam
(e) aerosol. 51. A colloidal system in which gas bubbles are
dispersed in a liquid is known as
(a) foam (b) aerosol
46. The presence of colloidal particles can be
(c) sol (d) emulsion.
confirmed with the help of
(e) gel
(a) naked eye
(b) ordinary microscope
(c) ultramicroscope 52. Tyndall effect is not observed in
(d) electron-microscope (a) smoke (b) emulsions
(e) none of these. (c) sugar solution (d) gold sol.
(e) foam
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(d) AlCl3 . (e) CO2 > NH3 > CH4 = H2 .
(e) AgCl
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(v) Freundlich adsorption isotherm fails at 66. Shape-selective catalysis is a reaction
low pressure. where k, a and b are con- catalysed by
stants and p is pressure. (a) zeolites
(a) (i) and (iii) (b) enzymes
(b) (i) and (iv) (c) platinum
(c) (ii) and (iii) (d) Zeigler-Natta catalyst
(d) (ii) and (iv) (e) acids or bases.
(e) (ii) and (v).
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(c) aerosol (d) foam (e) Foam-mist.
(e) emulsion.