- •2) 98 (Sulfuric acid)
- •4) Increases in 243 times
- •1) Decreases in 256 times
- •4) Le Châtelier's principle
- •15. Write down the law of mass action for the given direct reaction:
- •3) To right
- •1) To left
- •2) To right
- •3) Magnesium and oxygen
- •4) Distilled water
- •1) Temparary hardness
- •4) KMnO4
- •5) Intramolecular
- •3) Disproportionation
- •2) Metals with the greatest value of the electrode potential
- •3) In the order of increasing the electrode potential
- •4) Electrolysis
- •1) The mass of a substance produced at an electrode during electrolysis is proportional to the number of moles of electrons (the quantity of electricity) transferred at that electrode
- •5) Any two metals with different potentials in contact, dipped in an electrolyte.
- •1) Liquid corrosion
- •2) Galvanic corrosion
- •4) A spontaneous thermodynamic destruction metal as a result of exposure to chemical and electrochemical environment
- •3) Reducing ability of the metal cation increases
- •2) Sodium dihydrogenphosphate
- •1) KBr, Na2so4, FeCl3, CaCl2
- •3) Osmosis
- •4) Raoult‘ s 2nd law:
- •3) Isotonic solutions
- •4) Colligative
- •4) Electrolytes
- •3) Dissociation
- •3) A fraction of total number of molecules of an electrolyte which dissociate into ions
- •4) HCl, NaOh
- •5) NaOh
- •1) Change of substances amounts for a time unit in unit of volume or unit of the area;
- •2) In 3 times
- •3) Decreases in 4 times
- •1) The concentration of nitrogen increases;
- •5) Velocity doesn't change
- •2) In 4 times
- •4) Pressure
- •1) As an antifreeze to lower the freezing point of water
- •2) 100,52° Celsius
- •3) Mercury
- •4) Sulfur
- •5) More reactants collide with energy equal to or greater than the activation energy
- •4) Will react with the copper (II) hydroxide to form water and soluble copper (II) nitrate
- •1) Increasing the concentration of Br2
- •4) Law of mass action
- •2) Potassium hydroxide
- •5) Molal elevation constant
- •3) Boiling point increases and freezing point decreases
- •2) Mol / litre
- •4) Calcium chloride
- •3) Faraday
- •4) Used for measurement of metal cations concentration in a given solution
- •1) Spontaneous
- •4) H2 at cathode and Cl2 at anode
- •1) An electrochemical cell stops working
- •2) Chemical energy changes into electrical energy
- •1) Electrical energy changes into chemical energy
- •1) It does not ionize
4) Distilled water
5) mineral water
45. What is the total hardness of water (mmol/L), if its 1 liter contains 40,04 mg of calcium (Ca2+) ions and 48.24 mg magnusium (Mg2+) ions?
1) 2
2) 3
3) 4
4) 5
5) 6
46. Water hardness is characterized by the presence of dissolved salts of calcium and magnesium bicarbonates, called...
1) Temparary hardness
2) permanent hardness
3) non-carbonate
4) total
5) technical
47.
This
process is described by the equilibrium constant
:
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
48. What is the temporary hardness of water, if for titration of 100 ml of water was consumed 5.65 mL of 0.02 N hydrochloric acid solution (mmol / L)?
1) 8,85
2) 2,8
3) 4,0
4) 11,3
5) 1,13
49. What is the total hardness of water, if for titration of 50 ml of water was consumed 2.5 ml of 0.025 N solution of EDTA (mmol / L)?
1) 2,20
2) 3,45
3) 2,22
4) 2,75
5) 1,25
50.
Calculate the equivalent weight (g/mol) of the oxidant in the
reaction:
1) 36,5
2) 43,5
3) 87
4) 63
5) 18,25
51.
Calculate
the equivalent weight (g/mol) of the reducing agent in the reaction:
1) 160
2) 80
3) 16
4) 32
5) 8
52. Select a typical oxidizing agent:
1) Н2
2) С
3)
iron
(II) compounds
4) KMnO4
5) СО
53. Select a typical reducing agent:
1) K2Cr2O7
2) KMnO4
3) H2О2
4) HNO3
5) Сompound of iron (III) Fe3+
54. Redox reactions in which the both oxidizing and reducing agents are composed into one molecule is called:
1) Intermolecular
2) Disproportionation
3) Combustion
4) Diplacement
5) Intramolecular
55. An intramolecular reaction in which the atoms of one element is reduced and simultaneously increase the degree of oxidation state is called:
1) Intermolecular
2) Combustion
3) Disproportionation
4) Diplacement
5) Decomposition
56. An equivalent weight of oxidizer KMnO4 in a water neutral medium is equal ... (g/mol):
1) 158
2) 79
3) 52,6
4) 31,6
5) 25,02
57. Select the oxidation process:
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
58. Select the oxidation process:
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
59. Select the reduction process:
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
60. Select the reduction process:
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
61.
What is the electrode potential of a half cell consisting of zinc
electrode in 0,01М
ZnCl2
aqueous solution at 25°C
:
1) -0,76В
2) -0,789В
3) -0,731В
4) -0,701В
5) -0,819В
62.
What will be the electrode potential at an aluminium electrode,
dipped in a 0,001М
AlCl3
aqueous solution at 25°C
:
1) -1,64В
2) -1,84В
3) -1,719В
4) -1,601В
5) -1,54В
63.
Calculate the electrode potential at an gold electrode, dipped in a
0,001М
aqueous solution of gold salt at 25°C
:
1) +1,441В
2) +1,559В
3) -1,45В
4) +1,557В
5) +1,481В
64.
The electrode potential at an copper electrode, dipped in a 0,01М
aqueous solution of copper sulfate at 25°C, is equal .......
:
1) +0,34В
2) +0,399В
3) +0,311В
4) +0,369В
5) +0,281В
65. What the metal cations will be recovered from their salt solutions by iron?
1) Ca, Cu
2) Al, Cu
3) Sn, Pb
4) Mn, Ni
5) Zn, Mn
66. What the metal cations will be recovered from their salt solutions by magnesium?
1) Zn, Mn
2) Ca, Na
3) Cu, K
4) Ag, Ca
5) Li, Sn
67. From a mixture of cations in the solution are recovered in the first place:
1) Metals with the lowest value of the electrode potential
