Question : 1
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In electrochemical cell, the function of salt bridge is
Options:
To maintain electrical neutrality | |
To allow the flow of current by completing the circuit | |
To prevent the mechanical mixing of two solutions | |
All of these |
Solution :
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All are the functions of salt bridge
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Question : 2
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Which of the following types of electrolyte is suitable to take in salt bridge?
Options:
Speed of cation > Speed of anion | |
Speed of anion > Speed of cation | |
Speed of cation ≃ Speed of anion
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Any electrolytes |
Solution :
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Charge of both compartment neutralize
simultaneously
simultaneously
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Question : 3
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The cell representation is correct, if
Options:
E°Cell = 1 only
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E°Cell < 0
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E°Cell > 0
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All of these |
Solution :
(3)
E°Cell > 0 then cell reaction is
spontaneous
spontaneous
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Question : 4
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The correct statement for electrochemical cell is
Options:
Flow of electrons from cathode to anode | |
Flow of current from anode to cathode | |
Flow of electrons from anode to cathode | |
At equilibrium E°Cell = 0 |
Solution :
(3)
Electrons flows from anode to cathode.
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Question : 5
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If E°O.P. = Standard oxidation potential
E°R.P. = Standard reduction potential,
then the correct relation is
Options:
E°Cell = E°R.P.(Anode) – E°R.P.(Cathode)
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E°Cell = E°O.P.(Cathode) – E°O.P.(Anode)
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E°Cell = E°O.P.(Anode) – E°R.P.(Cathode)
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E°Cell = E°O.P.(Anode) + E°R.P.(Cathode)
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Solution :
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E°Cell = E°O.P.(Anode) + E°R.P.(Cathode)
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Question : 6
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ECell and E°Cell are respectively
Options:
Intensive property, intensive property | |
Extensive property, extensive property | |
Intensive property, extensive property | |
Extensive property, intensive property |
Solution :
(1)
ECell and E°Cell both are intensive
property.
property.
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Question : 7
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If a third half cell reaction is obtained by adding two half cell reactions then standard electrode potential of third half cell is determined by
Options:
Adding standard electrode potential of two half cells | |
Subtracting standard electrode potential of two half cells | |
Multiplying standard electrode potential of two half cells | |
Adding ΔG° of two half cells |
Solution :
(4)
Potential is added only if a cell reaction
is obtained by adding two half cell of reactions.
is obtained by adding two half cell of reactions.
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Question : 8
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Which of the following statement is correct?
Options:
If E°Cell is negative then ΔG° is negative
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If E°Cell is positive then ΔG° is negative
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If E°Cell is positive then ΔG° is positive
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If E°Cell is zero then ΔG° is infinite
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Solution :
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ΔG° = –nFE°
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Question : 9
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The correct statement about the electrode is
Options:
Higher the oxidation potential, more the oxidizing power | |
Higher the reduction potential, more the reducing power | |
Lower the oxidation potential, higher the oxidizing power | |
Lower the reduction potential, lesser the reducing power |
Solution :
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Lower the oxidation potential higher the
tendency to undergo reduction.
tendency to undergo reduction.
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Question : 10
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The reduction potential of A2, B2, C2 and D2 are 0.53 V, 1.06 V, 2.85 V and 1.36 V respectively. The correct order of strength of oxidizing agent is
Options:
C2 > D2 > B2 > A2
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B2 > C2 > A2 > D2
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A2 > B2 > C2 > D2
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D2 > A2 > B2 > C2
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Solution :
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More the reduction potential stronger the
oxidizing agent.
oxidizing agent.
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