Question : 1
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In a gaseous reaction, the units of rate of reaction will be
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mol L–1 s–1 
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atm s–1 
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| Both (1) & (2) | |
| It depends upon reaction | 
Solution :
(2)
Fact
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Question : 2
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For the rate constant of a reaction, which is incorrect?
Options:
| Positive catalyst increases value of rate constant | |
| Rate constant of elementary always increases on increasing temperature | |
| Rate constant becomes higher, when the initial concentration of reactant is increased | |
| K remains constant throughout the progress of reaction at constant temperature | 
Solution :
(3)
K is independent of initial concentration.
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Question : 3
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For the reaction
5Br−  BrO3−  6H  3Br2  3H2O
Which of the following is correct?
Options:
Rate of appearance of Br2 is half than the rate of disappearance of H+ 
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Rate of disappearance of  BrO3−  is one-sixth of the rate of disappearance of H 
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Rate of disappearance of H+ is double than rate of appearance of H2O 
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| All of these | 
Solution :
(4)
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Question : 4
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For the reaction,
2A (g) → 3B (g) + 2C (g)
If rate of appearance of B is 0.03 mol/L/s, then the rate of the above reaction is
2A (g) → 3B (g) + 2C (g)
If rate of appearance of B is 0.03 mol/L/s, then the rate of the above reaction is
Options:
| 0.01 mol/L/s | |
| 0.03 mol/L/s | |
| 0.09 mol/L/s | |
| 0.11 mol/L/s | 
Solution :
(1)
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Question : 5
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For the reaction,
2SO2 + O2 → 2SO3
If rate of disappearance for SO2 is 8 gm/L/s, then the rate of appearance for SO3 will be
2SO2 + O2 → 2SO3
If rate of disappearance for SO2 is 8 gm/L/s, then the rate of appearance for SO3 will be
Options:
| 8 gm/L/s | |
| 10 gm/L/s | |
Solution :
(3)
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Question : 6
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The rate of reaction in terms of formation of product for first order reaction is indicated correctly by
Options:
Both (1) & (2) 
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Solution :
(2)
Rate of formation of product.
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Question : 7
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For reaction A → B
If change in concentration of B is 0.005 mol/L in 50 seconds, then the rate of chemical reaction is given by
If change in concentration of B is 0.005 mol/L in 50 seconds, then the rate of chemical reaction is given by
Options:
10–4 mol/L/min 
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0.005 mol/L/min 
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6.0 × 10–3 mol/L/min 
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6.0 × 10–4 mol/L/min 
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Solution :
(3)
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Question : 8
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Which of the following is a very fast reaction?
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| Rusting of iron | |
| Hydrolysis of starch | |
| Inversion of cane sugar | |
| AgNO3 + NaCl | 
Solution :
(4)
Fact
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Question : 9
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Which is true regarding law of mass action for the reaction 2A + B → Product?
Options:
Rate ∝ [A]2 [B]1 
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Rate ∝ [A]1 [B]2 
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Rate ∝ [A]1 [B]1 
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All of the these possible 
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Solution :
(1)
Rate ∝ [A]2 [B]1
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Question : 10
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For the reaction
2NO + Br2 → 2NOBr
The rate of formation of NOBr will be equal to that of
2NO + Br2 → 2NOBr
The rate of formation of NOBr will be equal to that of
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| Rate of disappearance of NO | |
Rate of disappearance of Br2 
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| One-fourth of rate of disappearance of NO | |
One-fourth of rate of disappearance of Br2 
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Solution :
(1)
Rate of disappearance of NO.
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