Introduction to chemical kinetics - class-XII
introduction to chemical kinetics
Questions
Fill up the following with suitable terms.
- Potential energy, $\dfrac {0.693}{k}, \dfrac {dx}{dt}, \dfrac {\triangle [A]}{\triangle t}$
- Energy of reactants, $\dfrac {1}{k}, \dfrac {\triangle [A]}{\triangle t}, \dfrac {dx}{dt}$
- Energy of reaction, $\dfrac {\log k}{t}, \dfrac {\triangle [A]}{\triangle t}, \dfrac {dx}{dt}$
- Average kinetic energy of reactants, $\dfrac {a}{2k}, \dfrac {\triangle [A]}{\triangle t}, \dfrac {dx}{dt}$
Chemical kinetics a branch of physical chemistry deals with:
- structure of molecules
- heat changes in a reaction
- physical changes in a reaction
- rate of reactions
If reaction A and B are given with Same temperature and same concentration but rate of $A$ is double than $B$. Pre exponential factor is same for both the reaction then difference in activation energy $E _{A} - E _{B}$ is?
- $-RT\ ln2$
- $RT\ ln2$
- $2RT$
- $\dfrac {RT}{2}$
Which of the following theory is not related to the chemical kinetics?
- Collision theory
- Absolute theory
- Absolute reaction rate
- VSEPR theory
Chemical kinetics, a branch of physical chemistry, deals with:
- heat changes in a reaction
- physical changes in a reaction
- rate of reactions
- structure of molecules
- $K=10$
- $K=1$
- $K={ 10 }^{ 3 }$
- $K={ 10 }^{ -2 }$
- ${\rm{I}}\,\,{\rm{ > }}\,\,{\rm{II}}\,\,{\rm{ > }}\,\,{\rm{III}}$
- ${\rm{II}}\,\,{\rm{ > }}\,\,{\rm{I}}\,\,{\rm{ > }}\,\,{\rm{III}}$
- ${\rm{III}}\,\,{\rm{ > }}\,\,{\rm{I}}\,\,{\rm{ > }}\,\,{\rm{II}}$
- ${\rm{III}}\,\,{\rm{ > }}\,\,{\rm{II}}\,\,{\rm{ > }}\,\,{\rm{I}}$
A chemist puts a sample of dilute aqueous hydrochloric acid into beaker $1$. She adds a sample of zinc and measures the rate of production of hydrogen gas.
She then puts a different sample of dilute aqueous hydrochloric acid into beaker $2$. She adds a different sample of zinc and measure the rate of production of hydrogen gas.
The rate of the reaction in beaker $2$ is greater than the rate of the reaction in beaker $1$.
Which factors could help to explain this observation?
$1$. The reaction in beaker $1$ has a higher activation energy than the reaction in beaker $2$.
$2$. The zinc in beaker $1$ is in larger pieces than the zinc in beaker $2$.
$3$. The acid in beaker $1$ is at a lower concentration than the acid in beaker $2$.
- $1, 2$ and $3$ are correct
- $1$ and $2$ only are correct
- $2$ and $3$ only are correct
- $1$ only is correct
The approach to the following equilibrium was observed kinetically from both directions:
$ Pt{ Cl } _{ 4 }^{ -2 }+H _{ 2 }O\rightleftharpoons Pt(H _{ 2 }O)CI _{ 3 }+Cl^{ - } $
At $ 25^o C,$ it was found that $ -\dfrac { d[PtC{ l } _{ 4 }^{ 2- }] }{ dt } =(3.9 \times 10^{ -5 } s^{ -1 }) [PtC{ l } _{ 4 }^{ 2- }]-(2.1 \times 10^{ -3 } L mol^{ -1 }s^{ -1 }) [Pt(H _{ 2 }O)C{ l } _{ 3 }^{ - }][Cl^{ - }] $
The value of $ K _{eq} $ (equilibrium constant) for the complexation of the fourth $ cl^- $ by $ Pt( II ) $ is
- $ 53.8 mol L^{-1} $
- $ 0.018 mol L^{-1} $
- $ 53.8 L mol^{-1} $
- $ 0.018 L mol^{-1} $
Which statements are correct in terms of chemical kinetic stuides?
- The quenching of a reaction can be made by cooling the reaction mixture.
- The quenching of a reaction can be made by diluting the reaction mixture.
- The reaction is supposed to be completed if it is kept for long time or strongly heated.
- None of the above
What does the exponential factor represent?
- The total number of reactants in a reaction.
- The amount of energy needed to start a chemical reaction.
- The fraction of reactants that have approached the activation energy hill and made it over per number of attempts.
- The fraction of reaction energy given off per unit of time.
- The fraction of products that have approached the activation energy hill and made it over per number of attempts.
In a reaction mechanism consisting of elementary reaction steps where the relative rate of each is given, which of the following is most likely to be the rate-determining step?
- A step labeled fast
- A step labeled moderate
- A step labeled slow
- It is not possible to tell which step is rate determining from this information.
Statement: The rate of instantaneous reactions can be determined experimentally.
- True
- False
- True
- False
Rate of formation of ${ SO } _{ 3 }$ according to the reaction $2{ SO } _{ 2 }+O _{ 2 }\rightarrow 2{ SO } _{ 3 }\quad is\quad 1.6\times { 10 }^{ -3 }kg\quad min^{ -1 }$. Hence rate at which $SO _{ 2 }$ reacts is:
- $1.6\times { 10 }^{ -3 }kg\quad { min }^{ -1 }$
- $8.0\times { 10 }^{ -4 }kg\quad { min }^{ -1 }$
- $3.2\times { 10 }^{ -3 }kg\quad { min }^{ -1 }$
- $1.28\times { 10 }^{ -3 }kg\quad { min }^{ -1 }$
For a reaction
$2A+B\rightarrow C+D$, the active mass of $B$ is kept constant but that of $A$ is tripled. The rate of reaction will -
- Decrease by $3$ times
- Increased by $9$ times
- Increase by $3$ times
- Unpredictable
The study of chemical kinetics becomes highly complicate if there occurs:
- reversible reaction
- side reaction
- surface reaction
- none of these
The container of $2$ litrer contains $4$ mole of $N _{2}O _{5}$. On heating to $100^{\circ}C, N _{2}O _{5}$ undergoes complete dissociation to $NO _{2}$ and $O _{2}$. Select the correct answers if rate constant for decomposition of $N _{2}O _{5}$ is $6.2\times 10^{-4}sec^{-1}$.
1. The mole ratio before and after dissociation is $4 : 2$
2. Half life of $N _{2}O _{5}$ is $1117\ sec$ and it is independent of concentration.
3. Time required to complete $40$% of reaction is $824\ sec$.
4. If volume of container is doubled, the initial rate of decomposition becomes half of the initial rate.
- $1, 3, 4$
- $1, 2, 3, 4$
- $3, 4$
- $2, 3, 4$