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3. Chemical Kinetics

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Dear students, in this chapter, we will dive deep into a highly dynamic and crucial branch of physical chemistry known as 'Chemical Kinetics'. The word 'kinetics' is derived from the Greek word 'kinesis', which means movement or motion. In chemistry, it is not enough to just know whether a chemical reaction will take place; it is equally important to understand exactly how fast or slow that reaction will proceed to completion. Let us connect this fascinating science to our everyday real-life experiences. Have you ever noticed how quickly milk spoils or turns sour if left outside on a hot summer day, but remains perfectly fresh for days when kept inside a refrigerator? Or consider how a piece of iron takes months to completely rust when exposed to moist air, whereas a simple matchstick bursts into flames within a fraction of a second the moment you strike it. These are brilliant, practical examples that force us to think about the rate or speed of chemical reactions. Chemical kinetics is the exact science that provides precise scientific answers to these everyday phenomena. From the strict perspective of your upcoming NCERT and RBSE board exams, this chapter is absolutely vital and highly scoring. Board exams frequently feature not only theoretical questions but also complex numerical problems based on rate laws and the order of reactions. In this chapter, we will first explore the concepts of the average rate and the instantaneous rate of a chemical reaction in great detail. Following this, we will systematically study the various external factors that significantly influence the speed of a chemical reaction, such as temperature, concentration of reactants, pressure, and the presence of a catalyst. Moving further into the chapter, we will clearly understand the fundamental difference between the molecularity and the order of a reaction. The derivation of integrated rate equations for zero-order and first-order reactions is a highly favored topic for board exams. Along with this, the concept of the 'half-life period' is of immense importance, finding applications ranging from determining the age of radioactive elements to setting the expiration dates of life-saving medicines in the medical field. When we discuss the Arrhenius equation, it provides an accurate mathematical relationship between temperature and the rate constant. Within this, the concept of activation energy is incredibly exciting. It is the minimum extra energy that reactant molecules must possess to successfully transform into products. Just like climbing a steep hill requires energy to reach the top, molecules must cross this energy barrier. This is where the magic of a catalyst comes into play; it provides an alternative pathway with a much lower activation energy, allowing the reaction to proceed fast. Even the digestive enzymes inside our bodies are biological catalysts keeping the speed of our life running smoothly. To ensure your excellent preparation, we have carefully selected these accurate, examination-oriented objective questions (MCQs). These questions will not only clear your theoretical concepts but will also massively boost your confidence, accuracy, and solving speed in the final 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 change in concentration of a reactant or product in a specific time interval is called?
    A) Rate  |  B) Average rate  |  C) Instantaneous rate  |  D) Rate constant
  2. The unit of rate constant (K) for a first-order reaction is?
    A) mol L⁻¹ s⁻¹  |  B) s⁻¹  |  C) mol L⁻¹  |  D) L mol⁻¹ s⁻¹
  3. What is the unit of rate constant (K) for a zero-order reaction?
    A) mol L⁻¹ s⁻¹  |  B) s⁻¹  |  C) L mol⁻¹ s⁻¹  |  D) mol s⁻¹
  4. Radioactive decay is a reaction of which order?
    A) Zero  |  B) First  |  C) Second  |  D) Third
  5. What is the rate of reaction called when the concentration of reactants is unity (1)?
    A) Average rate  |  B) Rate constant  |  C) Temperature coefficient  |  D) Activation energy
  6. What will be the order of the reaction with rate law r = K[A]⁰ [B]⁰?
    A) First  |  B) Second  |  C) Zero  |  D) Third
  7. The energy required to bring the reactant molecules to the threshold energy is?
    A) Resonance energy  |  B) Activation energy  |  C) Frequency energy  |  D) Average energy
  8. What is the effect of increasing temperature on the rate of reaction?
    A) Decreases  |  B) Increases  |  C) Remains constant  |  D) Becomes zero
  9. What is the molecularity of unimolecular reactions?
    A) 0  |  B) 1  |  C) 2  |  D) 3
  10. The value of rate constant (K) depends on?
    A) Concentration  |  B) Time  |  C) Temperature  |  D) Volume
  11. The relationship between t½ and initial concentration [A] for a zero-order reaction is?
    A) t½ ∝ [A]  |  B) t½ ∝ 1/[A]  |  C) t½ ∝ [A]²  |  D) Does not depend
  12. Molecularity of a reaction cannot be?
    A) 1  |  B) 2  |  C) 3  |  D) Zero
  13. Threshold Energy is equal to?
    A) Activation energy + Average energy  |  B) Activation energy - Average energy  |  C) Rate constant + Temp  |  D) Only activation energy
  14. Collision frequency means the number of?
    A) Collisions per second  |  B) Product amount  |  C) Decrease in concentration  |  D) Increase in temperature
  15. The order of photochemical reactions is generally?
    A) Zero  |  B) One  |  C) Two  |  D) Three
  16. The change in concentration at any specific instant of time is called?
    A) Rate  |  B) Average rate  |  C) Instantaneous rate  |  D) Rate constant
  17. What is the unit of rate of reaction?
    A) mol L⁻¹  |  B) mol s⁻¹  |  C) mol L⁻¹ s⁻¹  |  D) s⁻¹
  18. An example of a pseudo first-order reaction is?
    A) Inversion of cane sugar  |  B) Formation of HCl  |  C) Dissociation of HI  |  D) Decomposition of NH3
  19. Hydrogenation of ethene is a reaction of which order?
    A) Zero  |  B) First  |  C) Second  |  D) Third
  20. The value of order of reaction can be?
    A) Zero  |  B) Fractional  |  C) Integer  |  D) All of the above
  21. If the concentration of reactants is made 3 times, the rate increases 9 times. The order will be?
    A) Zero  |  B) 2  |  C) 1  |  D) 3
  22. If doubling the concentration has no effect on the rate, the order will be?
    A) Zero  |  B) One  |  C) Two  |  D) Three
  23. In the rate law r = K[A]¹ [B]², if A is doubled, the rate will be?
    A) 2 times  |  B) 4 times  |  C) Half  |  D) None
  24. The rate of a complex reaction is determined by which step?
    A) Fastest step  |  B) Average step  |  C) Slowest step  |  D) Final step
  25. Reactions which have molecularity 2 but order 1 are called?
    A) Simple  |  B) Pseudo unimolecular  |  C) Zero order  |  D) Termolecular
  26. On increasing the temperature of a reaction by 10°C, the rate becomes approximately?
    A) 4 times  |  B) Half  |  C) Constant  |  D) 2 times
  27. The ratio of rate constants at a difference of 10 K temperature is called?
    A) Arrhenius coefficient  |  B) Van't Hoff coefficient  |  C) Temperature coefficient  |  D) Rate coefficient
  28. Alkaline hydrolysis of ethyl acetate is a reaction of which order?
    A) Zero  |  B) Second  |  C) First  |  D) Third
  29. If making the concentration 4 times makes the rate 2 times, the order is?
    A) Zero  |  B) 1/2  |  C) 1  |  D) 2
  30. Which of the following is not a zero-order reaction?
    A) Formation of HCl from H2+Cl2  |  B) Decomposition of NH3 on Pt  |  C) Dissociation of HI on Au  |  D) Decomposition of N2O5
  31. How does a catalyst increase the rate of reaction?
    A) By increasing energy  |  B) By decreasing activation energy  |  C) By reducing collisions  |  D) By increasing concentration
  32. The rate law of a reaction is r = K[A]^(1/2) [B]^(3/2). The overall order will be?
    A) 0  |  B) 1  |  C) 2  |  D) 3
  33. The unit of K for a second-order reaction is?
    A) s⁻¹  |  B) mol L⁻¹ s⁻¹  |  C) L mol⁻¹ s⁻¹  |  D) mol⁻² s⁻¹
  34. The molecularity of a reaction is always?
    A) Integer  |  B) Fractional  |  C) Zero  |  D) Negative
  35. The sum of the powers of the concentration terms in the rate law equation is called?
    A) Molecularity  |  B) Order  |  C) Rate constant  |  D) Threshold energy
  36. If the rate law for the slowest step is r = K[NO2]², then the order of the overall reaction is?
    A) 1  |  B) 2  |  C) 3  |  D) 0
  37. Hydrolysis of an ester in acidic medium represents?
    A) Second order  |  B) Zero order  |  C) Pseudo first order  |  D) Third order
  38. If in rate law r = K[A]^x [B]^y, x+y = 2.5, then the order is?
    A) Integer  |  B) Zero  |  C) Fractional  |  D) Negative
  39. The value of temperature coefficient is generally between?
    A) 1-2  |  B) 2-3  |  C) 3-4  |  D) 4-5
  40. On increasing the temperature, the rate constant?
    A) Increases exponentially  |  B) Increases linearly  |  C) Decreases  |  D) Remains constant
  41. t½ of a first-order reaction is 0.0693 min, the value of K will be?
    A) 10 s⁻¹  |  B) 10 min⁻¹  |  C) 0.1 min⁻¹  |  D) 100 min⁻¹
  42. Rate law is r = K[A]² [B]⁻¹, what is its order?
    A) 1  |  B) 2  |  C) -1  |  D) 0
  43. The time required for 99.9% completion of a first-order reaction is of t½?
    A) 2 times  |  B) 10 times  |  C) Half  |  D) 3 times
  44. If doubling the concentration has no effect on t½, the order is?
    A) Zero  |  B) First  |  C) Second  |  D) Third
  45. If halving the concentration halves t½, the order is?
    A) 0  |  B) 1  |  C) 2  |  D) 3
  46. If doubling the concentration halves t½, the order is?
    A) 0  |  B) 1  |  C) 2  |  D) 3
  47. For the rate law r = K[H2] [Br2]^(1/2), the value of order will be?
    A) 1  |  B) 1.5  |  C) 2  |  D) 0.5
  48. On doubling the concentration of reactants, the rate of a first-order reaction will be?
    A) 4 times  |  B) 2 times  |  C) Half  |  D) 1/4 times
  49. If the unit of K is L² mol⁻² s⁻¹, what will be the order of the reaction?
    A) 1  |  B) 2  |  C) 3  |  D) 0
  50. What is the overall order for the rate law r = K[A]^(3/2) [B]^(-1/2)?
    A) 1  |  B) 2  |  C) 0.5  |  D) 1.5
  51. The time required for 90% completion is approximately how many times of t½?
    A) 2  |  B) 3.3  |  C) 10  |  D) 4.4
  52. If K = 2.303 x 10⁻³ s⁻¹, the value of t½ will be?
    A) 300 s  |  B) 1000 s  |  C) 693 s  |  D) 460 s
  53. The time required for completion of a zero-order reaction is?
    A) t½  |  B) 2 x t½  |  C) 3 x t½  |  D) Infinite
  54. The slope of the graph between ln K and 1/T is?
    A) -Ea/R  |  B) Ea/R  |  C) R/Ea  |  D) -R/Ea
  55. For an n-th order reaction, the general unit of K is?
    A) (mol/L)^(1-n) s⁻¹  |  B) (mol/L)^(n-1) s⁻¹  |  C) mol L⁻¹ s⁻¹  |  D) s⁻¹
  56. The rate of a first-order reaction is 2 x 10⁻⁵ at 0.1 M, K will be?
    A) 2 x 10⁻⁴  |  B) 2 x 10⁻³  |  C) 2 x 10⁻⁵  |  D) 5 x 10⁻⁴
  57. For the reaction A + 2B → C, rate = K[A][B], the overall order will be?
    A) 1  |  B) 2  |  C) 3  |  D) 0
  58. If making the concentration 3 times increases the rate 27 times, the order is?
    A) 1  |  B) 2  |  C) 3  |  D) 0
  59. When activation energy (Ea) is zero, the rate constant (K) will be equal to?
    A) Zero  |  B) Infinity  |  C) Arrhenius factor (A)  |  D) 1
  60. The time for 75% completion of a first-order reaction is?
    A) 2 x t½  |  B) 3 x t½  |  C) 1.5 x t½  |  D) 10 x t½
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