Reactivity 2. How much, how fast and how far?
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How much? The amount of chemical change
SubtopicHow much? The amount of chemical change under Reactivity 2. How much, how fast and how far? for Grade 12 IB.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
What volume (in ) does of any ideal gas occupy at and ?
A.B.C.D. - 2.
If the experimental yield is exactly the same as the theoretical yield, what is the percentage yield?
A.B.C.D. - 3.
What is the molar mass of ? ()
A.B.C.D. - 4.
What is the concentration of a solution containing in ?
A.B.C.D. - 5.
A solution is made by dissolving mole of in water to make dm. What is the concentration of chloride ions?
A.1.0 mol dm
B.2.0 mol dm
C.3.0 mol dm
D.0.33 mol dm
- 6.
What is the atom economy for the reaction if is the desired product? ()
A.96.1%
B.92.4%
C.85.0%
D.100%
- 7.
Which of the following contains the same number of molecules as g of ?
A.32.0 g of
B.16.0 g of
C.2.0 g of
D.28.0 g of
- 8.
Identify the limiting reactant when of reacts with of to form .
A.P4
B.O2
C.Both are in stoichiometric amounts
D.Neither is limiting
- 9.
A sample of an impure calcium carbonate () produced of () when reacted with excess acid. What is the percentage purity of the sample?
A.10%
B.20%
C.40%
D.80%
- 10.
What mass of is produced when of reacts with of ? ()
A.17.0 g
B.34.0 g
C.40.0 g
D.68.0 g
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How fast? The rate of chemical change
SubtopicHow fast? The rate of chemical change under Reactivity 2. How much, how fast and how far? for Grade 12 IB.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
Which of the following properties can be used to measure the rate of reaction between and ?
A.Change in gas volume.
B.Change in color intensity of the blue solution.
C.Change in the total mass of the closed system.
D.Change in the atmospheric pressure.
- 2.
Why does a reaction eventually stop?
A.The activation energy becomes too high.
B.The temperature drops to absolute zero.
C.One or more of the reactants are completely used up.
D.The catalyst is consumed.
- 3.
In the context of rates, what does a steep gradient on a 'Concentration vs Time' graph indicate?
A.A slow reaction rate.
B.A fast reaction rate.
C.A reaction that has reached equilibrium.
D.An endothermic reaction.
- 4.
If a catalyst is present, what change occurs on the Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution graph?
A.The curve shifts to the right.
B.The curve shifts to the left.
C.The position of the activation energy line shifts to the left.
D.The position of the activation energy line shifts to the right.
- 5.
The Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution curve below shows the distribution of kinetic energies in a gas sample at a constant temperature. is the activation energy for the uncatalyzed reaction, and is the activation energy for the same reaction with a catalyst. What does the shaded area between and represent?
A.The reduction in the enthalpy change of the reaction
B.The increase in the number of particles having the average kinetic energy
C.The additional fraction of particles that possess sufficient energy to react due to the catalyst
D.The total number of particles that have enough energy to react without a catalyst
- 6.
A student monitors the mass of a reaction vessel during the reaction: . Curve X represents the results using of marble chips () and of at . Which change to the experimental conditions would most likely produce Curve Y?
A.Using of powdered with the same acid and temperature
B.Increasing the temperature to while using the same marble chips
C.Using of marble chips with the same acid and temperature
D.Using of with the same marble chips
- 7.
An energy profile for a specific chemical reaction is shown in the diagram below. The energy required to reach the transition state from the reactants is , and the energy required to reach the transition state from the products is . What is the enthalpy change () for the forward reaction?
A.B.C.D. - 8.
A student compares the reaction of of Calcium with water and of Magnesium with water. Calcium reacts much faster. What is the best explanation?
A.Calcium has a higher surface area.
B.The reaction with Calcium has a lower activation energy.
C.Calcium is at a higher temperature.
D.Magnesium is more dense.
- 9.
What happens to the rate of an exothermic reaction as it proceeds at constant temperature?
A.It increases because more products are formed.
B.It decreases because the concentration of reactants decreases.
C.It stays the same because the temperature is constant.
D.It increases because the energy released speeds up the particles.
- 10.
Which of the following energy profile features is changed by the addition of a catalyst?
A.The potential energy of the reactants.
B.The potential energy of the products.
C.The potential energy of the transition state.
D.The enthalpy change of the reaction.
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How far? The extent of chemical change
SubtopicHow far? The extent of chemical change under Reactivity 2. How much, how fast and how far? for Grade 12 IB.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
What defines the 'extent of a reaction'?
A.How fast the reaction reaches equilibrium
B.How much product is formed when equilibrium is reached
C.The energy required to start the reaction
D.The total time the reaction runs
- 2.
Consider the equilibrium: . If the pressure is increased by decreasing the volume, the equilibrium will shift to the:
A.Left, because there are fewer moles of gas
B.Right, because there are more moles of gas
C.Left, because the reaction is exothermic
D.Right, because the reaction is endothermic
- 3.
If the volume of a gaseous equilibrium system is doubled, what happens to the total pressure?
A.It doubles
B.It is halved
C.It remains the same
D.It increases fourfold
- 4.
In the Contact process for making sulfuric acid, the key step is . Which catalyst is used?
A.Iron
B.Platinum
C.Vanadium(V) oxide
D.Nickel
- 5.
If is very small (), which of the following is true for the reaction ?
A.The rate of the forward reaction is very slow.
B.The equilibrium lies far to the left.
C.The reaction is highly exothermic.
D.The product concentration is much higher than the reactant concentration.
- 6.
What happens to the equilibrium when an inert gas like Argon is added at constant volume?
A.Equilibrium shifts to the right.
B.Equilibrium shifts to the left.
C.The total pressure increases but the equilibrium position remains unchanged.
D.The value of increases.
- 7.
In the equilibrium , the initial concentrations of and are . If , what is the concentration of at equilibrium?
A.B.C.D. - 8.
If a reaction has a very large , what can be said about the activation energy of the forward reaction () compared to the reverse reaction ()?
A.is much larger than .
B.is much smaller than .
C.and are equal.
D.There is no relationship.
- 9.
For a reaction with , which of the following must be true at equilibrium?
A.for any stoichiometry
B.The product of [Products] equals the product of [Reactants] considering coefficients
C.D.The reaction has stopped
- 10.
For the equilibrium , if the total pressure is increased by decreasing volume, the color of the mixture (where is brown and is colorless):
A.Initially darkens, then becomes lighter than the start.
B.Initially darkens, then becomes even darker.
C.Initially lightens, then stays light.
D.Initially lightens, then becomes darker.
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