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1. Solutions

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Dear students, in this chapter, we will delve deep into one of the most vital and practical branches of chemistry known as 'Solutions'. If we look closely at our daily surroundings, we will realize that we rarely come across pure substances. In fact, most of the things we consume or use are mixtures of 2 or more substances. Let us take a very common real-life example; when you prepare lemonade on a hot summer day, that perfect blend of water, sugar, salt, and lemon juice is an excellent homogeneous mixture. This homogeneous mixture is precisely what we call a solution in the scientific world. Similarly, the air we breathe, which is a mixture of gases, or the brass utensils we use in our kitchens, which are solid mixtures or alloys, are all different examples of solutions. In this chapter, our primary focus will remain on liquid solutions and their unique properties. From the perspective of your upcoming NCERT and RBSE board exams, this chapter holds immense importance. It is a highly scoring chapter from which not only theoretical questions but also high-level numerical problems are guaranteed to be asked in the board exams. Whenever we talk about a solution, we must clearly understand that it consists of 2 main components: a solute and a solvent. The substance present in a relatively smaller quantity that gets dissolved is known as the solute, whereas the substance present in a larger quantity that has the capacity to dissolve the other substance is called the solvent. For instance, in a simple saltwater mixture, salt acts as the solute and water acts as the solvent. Throughout this chapter, we will thoroughly study the various important methods used to measure and express the concentration of solutions. These include extremely crucial concepts such as Molarity, Molality, Mole Fraction, Mass Percentage, and Parts Per Million. These calculations are not just confined to textbooks; they are extensively used every single day in real-world chemical laboratories and large-scale industries. Furthermore, we will meticulously analyze the 2 strongest pillars of this chapterтАФHenry's Law and Raoult's Law. Henry's Law helps us understand how exactly carbon dioxide gas remains dissolved under high pressure in a sealed bottle of cold drink. You must have often noticed that the moment we open the cap of a cold drink bottle, the gas rapidly escapes in the form of fizzing bubbles; this is a brilliant and direct practical application of Henry's Law. Moving forward, we will clarify the concept of Colligative Properties. These are the special properties of a solution that depend entirely on the total number of solute particles present, and not on the chemical nature of that solute. These include the relative lowering of vapor pressure, elevation of boiling point, depression of freezing point, and osmotic pressure. Have you ever wondered why, during harsh winters in cold countries, salt is heavily sprinkled on roads covered with thick ice? In reality, this is a phenomenal scientific application of the depression in freezing point, which lowers the freezing point of ice and helps it melt much faster. Along with this, we will also understand advanced topics like Abnormal Molar Mass and the Van't Hoff factor. To ensure your excellent preparation, we have prepared accurate objective questions (MCQs). These questions will help clear theoretical concepts and bring improvement in your solving speed and accuracy in the examination hall. Feature: This is a unique 3-Level based quiz. To unlock the next level (Level 2 and 3), students must score at least 70% in the current level, which makes their board exam preparation 100% strong.

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  1. The component present in a larger amount in a solution is called?
    A) Solute  |  B) Solvent  |  C) Mixture  |  D) Element
  2. What is the unit of Molarity?
    A) mol/kg  |  B) mol/L  |  C) g/L  |  D) mol
  3. Brass is a solid solution of?
    A) Cu + Zn  |  B) Cu + Sn  |  C) Fe + Cr  |  D) Pb + Sn
  4. What type of mixture is a solution of sugar in water?
    A) Heterogeneous  |  B) Homogeneous  |  C) Compound  |  D) Suspension
  5. Normality is denoted by which letter?
    A) M  |  B) m  |  C) N  |  D) X
  6. The solute in sodium amalgam is?
    A) Mercury  |  B) Sodium  |  C) Water  |  D) Hydrogen
  7. The process of dissolving a solid in a liquid is called?
    A) Condensation  |  B) Dissolution  |  C) Boiling  |  D) Evaporation
  8. The method of obtaining salt from seawater is?
    A) Filtration  |  B) Evaporation  |  C) Sedimentation  |  D) Deposition
  9. The method of expressing concentration of a solution that does not depend on temperature is?
    A) Molarity  |  B) Normality  |  C) Molality  |  D) Formality
  10. The number of moles of solute present in 1 litre of solution is called?
    A) Molarity  |  B) Molality  |  C) Mole fraction  |  D) Percentage
  11. Solutions having the same osmotic pressure are called?
    A) Hypertonic solutions  |  B) Isotonic solutions  |  C) Hypotonic solutions  |  D) None
  12. On increasing the temperature, molarity?
    A) Decreases  |  B) Increases  |  C) Remains same  |  D) None
  13. What can pass through a semipermeable membrane?
    A) Only solvent molecules  |  B) Only solute molecules  |  C) Both  |  D) None
  14. The molarity of pure water is?
    A) 18  |  B) 50  |  C) 55.55  |  D) 5.56
  15. The concentration unit used in medicines and pharmacy is?
    A) Mass %  |  B) Mass-volume %  |  C) Volume %  |  D) Molarity
  16. How many types of solutions are possible in nature?
    A) 6  |  B) 8  |  C) 9  |  D) 10
  17. Molality is expressed in?
    A) g/L  |  B) L/mol  |  C) mol/L  |  D) mol/kg
  18. The sum of mole fractions of all components present in a solution is?
    A) 100  |  B) 1  |  C) 10  |  D) 2
  19. The ratio of the number of moles of solute to the total number of moles in a solution is called?
    A) Mole fraction  |  B) Molarity  |  C) Concentration  |  D) Molality
  20. A solution of camphor in nitrogen gas is an example of?
    A) Solid in gas  |  B) Liquid in gas  |  C) Gas in liquid  |  D) Gas in solid
  21. What is the effect of increasing temperature on the solubility of gases in liquids?
    A) Increases  |  B) Decreases  |  C) Remains constant  |  D) First increases then decreases
  22. Henry's law is related to?
    A) Solubility of solid in liquid  |  B) Solubility of gas in liquid  |  C) Solubility of liquid in liquid  |  D) Temperature
  23. What will happen if a cell is placed in a hypertonic solution?
    A) It will swell  |  B) It will shrink  |  C) No change  |  D) It will burst
  24. The value of ╬ФH (mix) for an ideal solution is?
    A) > 0  |  B) < 0  |  C) 0  |  D) Infinite
  25. Azeotropic mixtures are those which?
    A) Boil at different temperatures  |  B) Boil at a constant temperature  |  C) Do not cool  |  D) Are colourless
  26. An example of a non-ideal solution showing positive deviation is?
    A) Acetone + Ethanol  |  B) Chloroform + Acetone  |  C) Water + HCl  |  D) Water + Nitric Acid
  27. Relative lowering of vapour pressure is a property?
    A) Chemical  |  B) Colligative  |  C) Physical  |  D) Elemental
  28. What is the same in isotonic solutions?
    A) Molarity  |  B) Boiling point  |  C) Osmotic pressure  |  D) Density
  29. Why is helium added to scuba divers' cylinders?
    A) It is cheap  |  B) It is less soluble in blood  |  C) It increases oxygen  |  D) It is not poisonous
  30. The best method to measure osmotic pressure is?
    A) Berkeley-Hartley method  |  B) Raoult method  |  C) Ostwald method  |  D) Beckmann method
  31. The cause of 'Anoxia' in people living at high altitudes is?
    A) Low oxygen pressure  |  B) High oxygen pressure  |  C) Cold  |  D) Low humidity
  32. An ideal solution is one which obeys at all concentrations?
    A) Henry's law  |  B) Raoult's law  |  C) Van't Hoff law  |  D) Boyle's law
  33. In reverse osmosis (RO), water molecules move from?
    A) Pure to impure  |  B) Impure to pure  |  C) Do not move  |  D) None
  34. The factors affecting vapour pressure are?
    A) Nature of liquid  |  B) Viscosity  |  C) Temperature  |  D) All of the above
  35. A mixture of benzene and toluene is?
    A) An ideal solution  |  B) A non-ideal solution  |  C) A suspension  |  D) A colloid
  36. On mixing two liquids X and Y, the solution becomes hot. It will show?
    A) Ideal behavior  |  B) Negative deviation  |  C) Positive deviation  |  D) None
  37. The temperature at which the vapour pressure of a liquid becomes equal to the vapour pressure of the solid is?
    A) Vapour pressure  |  B) Boiling point  |  C) Melting point  |  D) Freezing point
  38. Why is CaCl2 suitable for removing ice on roads?
    A) i is high  |  B) i is low  |  C) It does not dissociate  |  D) None
  39. According to Dalton, partial pressure (P) is proportional to?
    A) Number of moles  |  B) Pressure  |  C) Mole fraction  |  D) Temperature
  40. At constant temperature, the solubility of a gas is proportional to the pressure of the gas. This is?
    A) Boyle's law  |  B) Henry's law  |  C) Charles's law  |  D) Raoult's law
  41. The value of Van't Hoff factor (i) for dissociation is?
    A) i = 1  |  B) i > 1  |  C) i < 1  |  D) i = 0
  42. Which of the following will have the highest osmotic pressure?
    A) 1M Glucose  |  B) 1M NaCl  |  C) 1M BaCl2  |  D) 1M Urea
  43. The correct formula for elevation in boiling point is?
    A) ╬ФTb = Kb * m  |  B) ╬ФTb = Kb / m  |  C) ╬ФTb = m / Kb  |  D) ╬ФTb = Kb + m
  44. The value of Van't Hoff factor (i) for K2SO4 is?
    A) 1  |  B) 2  |  C) 3  |  D) 4
  45. 100 ml of urea solution contains 6.02├Ч10┬▓тБ░ molecules. What will be its concentration?
    A) 1.00 M  |  B) 0.01M  |  C) 0.00001 M  |  D) 0.1 M
  46. A 5% solution of sugar (342) is isotonic with 1% of an unknown solute. Mass of unknown?
    A) 171.2  |  B) 68.4  |  C) 34.2  |  D) 136.2
  47. Whose Van't Hoff factor value will be same as K4[Fe(CN)6]?
    A) NaCl  |  B) Na2SO4  |  C) Al2(SO4)3  |  D) Al(NO3)3
  48. The osmotic pressure of M/25 solution of urea at 25┬░C will be?
    A) 1.0786 atm  |  B) 2.674 atm  |  C) 0.9786 atm  |  D) 0.0667 atm
  49. Which has the lowest freezing point in 0.1M aqueous solution?
    A) Potassium sulfate  |  B) Sodium chloride  |  C) Urea  |  D) Glucose
  50. The mole fraction of solute in 1 molal aqueous solution is?
    A) 1  |  B) 1.8  |  C) 0.18  |  D) 0.018
  51. Which will have the highest boiling point among 1% CaCl2, 1% NaCl and 1% Glucose?
    A) Glucose  |  B) NaCl  |  C) CaCl2  |  D) Sucrose
  52. What will be the normality of 3 M phosphoric acid (H3PO4)?
    A) 9 N  |  B) 0.3 N  |  C) 3 N  |  D) 1 N
  53. 2 grams of NaOH is dissolved in 200 ml. What will be the molarity?
    A) 0.25  |  B) 0.5  |  C) 5  |  D) 10
  54. The normality on dissolving 80 g NaOH in 500 ml solution will be?
    A) 1N  |  B) 2N  |  C) 3N  |  D) 4N
  55. The final molarity on mixing 750 ml of 0.5M HCl and 250 ml of 2M HCl is?
    A) 0.875M  |  B) 1.00 M  |  C) 1.75 M  |  D) 0.975M
  56. The value of Van't Hoff factor (i) for acetic acid in benzene will be?
    A) 1  |  B) 0.5  |  C) 2  |  D) 3
  57. The increasing order of boiling point of 0.1M Na2SO4 (A), NaCl (B), Glucose (C), Al2(SO4)3 (D) is?
    A) C < B < A < D  |  B) C < A < D < B  |  C) D < B < A < C  |  D) B < C < A < D
  58. Which of the following is an incorrect formula for osmotic pressure?
    A) ╧АV = nRT  |  B) ╧А = nRT/P  |  C) ╧АV = wRT/m  |  D) ╧А = CRT
  59. 2 grams of NaOH is dissolved in 250 grams of water. The concentration (m) will be?
    A) 0.2 M  |  B) 0.2 m  |  C) 0.2 N  |  D) 4 g/L
  60. 1 mole of solute is dissolved in 500 ml of water. The molarity will be?
    A) 1M  |  B) 2M  |  C) 0.5M  |  D) 10M
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