1-)which of following are strong electrolyte

a)NaoH b)koH c) both

2-)Solution of cane sugar is example of

A)Non electrolyte b) Electrolyte c) none

3-) How conduction takes place

a)collision of ion b) Movement of ion c) none of them

4-) SI unit of equivalent conductance is

a)siemen metre square per Equivalent

b)siemen metre per Equivalent

c) All

1-)which of following are strong electrolyte

a)NaoH b)koH c) both

2-)Solution of cane sugar is example of

A)Non electrolyte b) Electrolyte c) none

3-) How conduction takes place

a)collision of ion b) Movement of ion c) none of them

4-) SI unit of equivalent conductance is

a)siemen metre square per Equivalent

b)siemen metre per Equivalent

c) All

5)The units for conductance is

(A) Ohm

(B) Tesla

(C) Seimens

(D) Guass

6)Cell constant of an electrolytic cell is

(A) Length * Area

(B) Length/Area

(C) Area/length
(D) None of the above

7)if the ion size is decrease in solutions

a.conductance decrease

b.conductance increase

c.a and b

d.none of the above

8)Which is working principal of conductometry ?

a. measurement of potention.

b.measurement of conductivity of solution.

c.measurement of emf.

d. none of the above

Which is not application of conductometry ?

9) determine of moisture and water contain

b.Purity of water

c.Ionic product of water.

d. Conductometric titration & precipitation titration

10) In conductometry solution if temp. is increase by 1ºc

a.1% rise in mobility of ions.

b.2% rise in mobility of ions.

c.3% rise in mobility of ions.

d.4% rise in mobility of ions.

Specific conductivity ……..on dilution.

A) Increase
B) Decrease
C) None
D) A and B

2:. Equivalent and molar conductance both are...

A) Decrease
B) Increase
C) A and B
3:. The conductance of all electrolytes increase with…

A) Temperature
B) Pressure
C) Constant temperature
D) Constant pressure

Mcqs physical chemistry

Qno1

The conducting power of all the ions produced by 1 gram of an electrolyte in the given solution .

Equivalent conductance

Qno2

Equivalent conductance is represented by

Lamda

Qno 3

In mathematically form of equivalent conductance is

Lamda=k×v

Qno 4

SI unit of equivalent conductance is

Siemen meter square per equivalent

1= Urea are example of ........

a: electrolytes
b: non electrolytes
c: Specific conductivity
d: Molar conducatnce
Ans = b

2 =Substances whose solution in water conduct electric current called......

a:Electrolytes
b:Non electrolytes
c:Equivalent conductance
d:Molar conducatnce
Ans = a
3= Substances whose aqueous solution does not conduct electricity are
called.......
a:Non electrolytes
b:Electrolytes
c:Specific or molar conductance
d:None
Ans =a
4= Salts, acid and bases are good example of ........
a:Electrolytes
b:Non electrolytes
c:Eqvialent conductance
d:None.
Ans = a
1. SI unit of molar conductance is....?

A. Siemen square per mole

B. Siemen meter square per mole

C. Siemen meter square mole

D. Siemen meter per mole

Ans. Siemen meter square per mole.

2. If M is molarity of the solution then molar conductance is....?

A. K × 1000/ M

B. K × 10/ M
C. K × M/ 1000

D. M × K/ 1000

Ans. K × 1000/ M

3. V in molar conductance is ....?

A. Volume of solute

B. Volume of solution

C. Volume of electrolyte

D. Volume of solvent

Ans. Volume of electrolyte

4. l/a is known as...?

A. Constant value

B. K value

C. Cell constant

D. Cell value

Ans. Cell constant

1: the sum of conductance of the anions and cations are known as…

A : distribution law

B: Markonikov’s law

C: kohlrausch’s law

D: none

2:. Flow of electricity through electrolytes are called…..

A: molar conductance

B: conductance

C: specific conductance

D: Equivalent conductance

3 : conductance is symbolized by….

A: k
B: C

C: L

D:G

4: the standard unit of conductance is…

A) S
B) G
C) Q
D) K

1_ Examples of Electrolytes include_____.

A) Sodium and potassium
B) Chloride and calcium
C) Magnesium and phosphate
D) All
Answer: D
2_ Since the ions are held in fixed positions by strong forces, electricity is not
conducted by_____.
A) Electrolytes
B) Electrodes
C) Metals
D) Insulators
Answer: D
3_ ______ is based on the Principal of determination of changes in conductivity.
A) Conductometry
B) Conductogram
C) Both
D) No one
Answer: A
4_ Resistance is directly proportional to the length, and inversely proportional
to the cross section area of the conductors is called______.
 A) Equivalent conductant
B) Specific conductance
C) Molar conductance
D) All of them
Answer: B

1:conductivity of solution depend upon…

a)nature of solvent

b)nature of electrolyte

c)temperature

)all of the above d

2:kohlrauschs law show that…

a)at infinite dilution the ionic conductivity of ions is additive

b)electrolyte becomes unity

c)at infinite the concentration of ions decrease

d)none

3:with increase in temperature the degree of dissociation of electrolyte…

a)increase

b)depends on enthalpy change of dissociation

c)decrease

d)depends on nature of salt

4:conductivity of a solution contained within 1 cm cube volume is known as…

a)resistance

b)molar conductivity

c)conductivity

d)conductance

1. An increase in equivalent conductance of strong electrolyte with dilution is mainly due to:
A. Increase in ionic mobility of ions
 B. 100% of ionization of electrolyte at normal dilution
C. Increase in both i-e no. Of ions and ionic mobility of ions
Increase in number of ions
2. The molar conductance of Ba2+ and Cl- 127 and 76 per ohm per cm per equivalent.respectively
at infinite dilution. The equivalent conductance of BaCl2 at infinite dilution will be:
A. 139.52
B. 203
C. 279
D. 101.5
3. Kohlrausch’s law shows that:
A. At infinite dilution the ionic conductivity of ions is additive.
B. At infinite dilution the ionic conductivity of ions the ionic conductivity of ions of all the
electrolytes become equal
C. At infinite dilution the ionic concentration of electrolytes become unity
D. At infinite dilution the ionic concentration of ions increases
4. Kohlrausch’s law is applicable to:
A. To aqueous solution of strong electrolytes
B. Electrolytes dissolved in a solvent of low polarity
C. Electrolytes at temperature above room temperature
D. To electrolytic solution at infinite dilution

How many types of electrolytes?

a: 2 b: 3 c: 4 d: 5

1. Ans: 2
2. Example of strong electrolyte is?

a: H2CO3 b: CH3COOH c: HCl d: NH4OH

3. Ans: HCl
Strong electrolyte is .......?
4. a: feebly ionized b: highly ionized c: 1 gram of an electrolye d: 1 mole of an electrolye
5. Ans: highly ionized
6. Example of weak electrolyte....?
7. a: CH3COOH b:HCl c:NaOH d:KOH
8. ANS: CH3COOH