PAPER OBJECTIVE

Q1. Choose the most appropriate answer and tick the A, B, C and D given below.
No. Statement A B C D
Number of molecules in
I 6.02x1022 6.02x1023 6.02x1024 6.02x1027
1gram molecule of CO2
The volume occupied by
II 1.6g O2 at STP is 1.12dm3 224dm3 11.2dm3 22.414dm3

The calculations based on

Complex Simple Stoichiometric
III balanced chemical None of these
calculations calculations calculations
equation is called
In a chemical reactions, a
Rate of Amount of
IV limiting reactant controls Side reactions Rate of reactants
reaction product
the
Percentage yield indicates Efficiency of Inefficiency of Entropy of Enthalpy of
V
the reaction reactions reaction reaction
2 grams of H2 & 28 g of Same
vi Same volume Same pressure All of these
N2 at STP will contain temperature

Q2. Solve The Following Short Questions

(i) Prove that one mole of each N2,CO2 and H2 contain equal number of molecules 2
(ii) Write down assumptions of stoichiometry 2
(iii) What is limiting reactant ? How does it controls the amount of the product formed in
chemical reaction 2
(iv) Concept of limiting reactant is not applicable to reversible reaction. Explain it 2
(v) Distinguish between actual yield and theoretical yield ? 2
(vi) Why the experimental yield is mostly less than the theoretical yield ? 2
(vii) How can the efficiency of a chemical reaction be expressed ? 2
(viii) Mg atom is twice heavier than that of carbon ? 2

Q3. Write Detail Answer Of Following.

(a) What is stoichiometry ? Give its assumptions and mention two laws which help the
Stoichiometry calculations 4
(b) Calculate the number of grams of K2SO4 and water produced when 14 g of KOH are
reacted with excess of H2SO4. Also calculate the number of molecules of water 4
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Shahid Ali Lecturer: Aspire College Samundri