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Redox Reactions Mock Test – Class 11 Chemistry

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1. A compound contains , , and no peroxide linkage is indicated. The most suitable first assignments for are:

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2. A table gives two possible cells.

Cell
P
Q

Which decision is correct?

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3. The entry that correctly applies fixed oxidation-number rules is:

Row Species Assigned oxidation number
P in
Q in
R in
S in

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4. In the same galvanic cell, the copper electrode is the cathode because:

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5. The safest statement about oxidation number and actual charge is:

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6. A table gives the tendency of some metals to be oxidised.

Metal Relative tendency to lose electrons
highest
moderate
low
lowest

The strongest reducing agent in this table is:

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7. An equation-balancing note says, “After electron balance, remaining atoms must still be balanced.” This is necessary because:

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8. The electron count is balanced in which paired set of half-reactions?

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9. A claim says, “The Roman numeral in copper chloride means there are two chlorine atoms.” The best correction is:

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10. A standard reduction potential table shows , , and , . The reaction most favoured as written is:

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11. The oxidation number of chlorine changes across , , and as:

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12. Assertion: is a disproportionation reaction.
Reason: Oxygen in has oxidation number , and it changes to both and .

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13. The pair in which both oxidation numbers are assigned correctly is:

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14. A table records corrosion-related ideas.

Row Statement Decision
P Iron atoms can lose electrons during rusting supported
Q Moisture can help ionic movement during corrosion supported
R Oxygen may act as a reduction partner in moist air supported
S Rusting proves that iron remains at oxidation number supported

The row that needs correction is:

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15. A claim says, “The -factor of is always .” The best correction is:

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16. The set containing only non-redox reactions is:

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17. In cell-potential calculations, a tabulated value is not multiplied by the coefficient of the half-reaction because:

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18. A solution of is used in a reaction where . The normality of the solution is:

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19. Use the arrangement described below.

A zinc rod is dipped in solution and a copper rod is dipped in solution. The two solutions are connected by a salt bridge, and the rods are connected by a wire.

If the net reaction is , the zinc electrode acts as:

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20. In , the species oxidised is:

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21. The disproportionation is balanced with product ratio because:

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22. A decomposition reaction is redox only when:

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23. A summary claim says, “A redox reaction is fully understood once only the oxidised species is named.” The best evaluation is:

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24. Rusting of iron is best understood as a redox process because:

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25. For , the oxidation number of carbon is:

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26. A calculation for is written as , giving . The mistake is that:

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27. The molar mass of is . In acidic medium, is reduced to . The equivalent mass of is:

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28. In a redox reaction, the total increase in oxidation number must equal the total decrease in oxidation number because:

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29. A statement says, “In redox, equivalent mass can be calculated without knowing the reaction.” The best evaluation is:

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30. Study the exception table and choose the row that needs correction.

Row Species Oxidation number asked Assigned value
P
Q
R
S

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31. Assertion: In a metal displacement reaction, the spectator ion may be absent from the net ionic equation.
Reason: Spectator ions do not undergo oxidation-number change and cancel from the complete ionic equation.

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32. In , the reaction is usually classified as non-redox because:

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33. A halogen displacement reaction follows the order in oxidising strength. Bromine water is added to a solution containing chloride ions. The most suitable prediction is:

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34. In acidic medium, oxidises according to . If of is mixed with of , the amount of left unreacted is:

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35. A final overall redox equation still contains on one side after the two half-reactions have been added. The best diagnosis is:

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36. A reaction is written as . The most reliable classification is:

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37. Given and , the spontaneous galvanic cell direction under standard conditions is:

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38. The salt bridge in a simple galvanic cell mainly:

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39. Reduction at an electrode means that the reacting species:

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40. Assertion: Every combination reaction is a redox reaction.
Reason: A combination reaction always forms only one product.

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41. Study the table for the reaction .

Element source Oxidation number before Oxidation number after Process
P. in reduction
Q. in oxidation
R. no change
S. oxidation

The unsupported row is:

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42. A proposed galvanic cell has under standard conditions. The safest interpretation is:

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43. To convert an acidic-medium balanced equation into basic-medium form, the usual repair for is:

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44. The notation and the oxidation state are most safely compared as follows:

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45. A simplified corrosion note contains these half-processes:


The species reduced in the second half-process is:

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46. For the acidic-medium equation

which reactant-side charge calculation is correct?

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47. A table lists half-cell data.

Half-cell

The strongest reducing metal and strongest oxidising ion are respectively:

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48. The main reason oxygen is commonly balanced by in acidic-medium redox balancing is that:

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49. A claim says, “Paint protects iron only by changing iron's oxidation number to a safer value.” The better explanation is:

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50. A complete redox cell answer should identify electrode processes before applying the voltage formula because:

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