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Class 11 Chemistry: Equilibrium Online Test (Paper 1)

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1. In qualitative inorganic analysis, group IV cations are precipitated in ammoniacal medium because

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2. If the solubility of (AgCl) is , the value is

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3. When in a basic buffer, the pH equals

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4. The hydrolysis constant is defined as

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5. The pH of a (0.1,M) solution of is

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6. The (pH) of a (0.2,M) solution is

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7. The pH of a solution is defined as

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8. According to Ostwald’s law, the degree of ionization is related to

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9. For a weak base solution where , the hydroxide ion concentration is

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10. The ionization constant of an acid is a measure of its

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11. In the reaction , the Brønsted–Lowry base is

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12. When the concentration of a reactant is increased in a system at equilibrium, the equilibrium

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13. The main difference between and is that

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14. For a general reaction , the expression for is

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15. For at fixed (T), raising the external pressure of an inert gas at constant volume changes the extent of decomposition

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16. For at a temperature where , starting with stoichiometric at 1 atm, the equilibrium extent toward is

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17. The reaction has at 500 K. If initially is high and are low, the reaction will

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18. For the equilibrium , the equilibrium constant expression is

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19. For a heterogeneous equilibrium such as , the equilibrium constant is expressed as:

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20. For at , . If initially and , the reaction will:

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Class 11 Chemistry: Equilibrium Online Test (Paper 2)

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1. For , if and initial concentrations of all species are , then equilibrium concentrations will

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2. The Henderson–Hasselbalch equation is most useful for

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3. For at equilibrium, the concentration form predicted by the mass-action law is:

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4. The weak base among the following is

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5. For liquid–vapour equilibrium of benzene at , which observation verifies molecular exchange despite constant vapour pressure?

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6. Which of the following solvents would favor maximum ionization of NaCl?

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7. When temperature increases, the numerical value of relative to :

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8. Which of the following has the smallest degree of ionization in water?

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9. A saturated solution of (AgCl) at 25°C has . What is ?

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10. What does “macroscopic constancy” mean in a system at equilibrium?

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11. For , the correct expression is

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12. When the concentration of a weak acid is decreased to one-fourth, the degree of ionization

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13. The conjugate base of is

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14. The most appropriate thermodynamic statement of chemical equilibrium at constant (T) and (P) is:

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15. If the ionic product (Q) is less than , the solution is

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16. A nonvolatile solute is dissolved in a solvent with at a given (T). If the solute mole fraction is , the solution’s vapour pressure is:

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17. For a weak electrolyte whose limiting molar conductivity at infinite dilution is and measured molar conductivity at concentration (C) is , the degree of ionization is

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18. The salt of a weak base and a strong acid shows acidic reaction because

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19. When , the relation between and becomes

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20. In at equilibrium, , , and . What value provides evidence of dynamic equilibrium through rate equality?

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21. If , the hydroxide ion concentration is

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22. Which of the following best expresses the definition of physical equilibrium?

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23. For , if and initial concentrations , the equilibrium is approximately

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24. The (pH) of a (0.1,M) acetic acid solution is approximately

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25. The product of and ( C ) for a weak acid at a given temperature is

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26. The Henderson–Hasselbalch equation for an acidic buffer is

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27. In the Contact process, the final step involves converting into sulfuric acid by

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28. Consider in a closed vessel. The equilibrium constant depends on

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29. The pH of a (0.1,M) solution of is

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30. Which kinetic observation most directly evidences dynamic equilibrium in a reversible reaction mixture?

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Class 11 Chemistry: Equilibrium Online Test (Paper 3)

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1. If and are two concentrations of the same weak acid and are their ionizations, then

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2. In at equilibrium, , , and . What value provides evidence of dynamic equilibrium through rate equality?

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3. In at constant temperature, the equilibrium constant is numerically equal to

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4. For the general reaction , the unit of can be expressed as

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5. For at 298 K with and initial , the direction to reach equilibrium is

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6. The expression for the hydrolysis constant of a salt of a weak base and a strong acid is

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7. Which of the following compounds cannot be classified as an Arrhenius acid or base?

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8. For , the equilibrium constant in concentration terms is

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9. For a reaction at temperature (T), which equation connects the definition of equilibrium with thermodynamics?

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10. In a gaseous equilibrium, decreasing the concentration of reactants will cause

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11. The pH of a basic buffer is given by

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12. Which of the following is a basic buffer?

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13. The importance of the solubility product lies in its use for

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14. The Arrhenius concept is limited to

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15. For gases behaving ideally, the mass-action expression in terms of partial pressures for is:

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16. When pressure on a gaseous equilibrium is increased, the system shifts

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17. In the Brønsted–Lowry theory, the strength of an acid is inversely related to

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18. The equilibrium constant for a gaseous reaction increases with temperature if the reaction is:

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19. For at a temperature where , starting with stoichiometric at 1 atm, the equilibrium extent toward is

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20. A strong acid is one that

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21. Which of the following is a weak base?

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22. For , the appropriate constant at (T) is

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23. For the decomposition reaction , the equilibrium constant is derived as:

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24. The conjugate base of is

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25. For a weak electrolyte whose limiting molar conductivity at infinite dilution is and measured molar conductivity at concentration (C) is , the degree of ionization is

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26. For the reaction , the equilibrium constant in terms of concentration is derived by equating:

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27. In the reaction , the equilibrium is

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28. Which of the following best represents a reversible chemical reaction?

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29. The low ionizing power of solvents like benzene is due to

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30. When , the system’s free energy is

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31. Which statement about catalysts relates correctly to the definition of equilibrium?

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32. If , the hydroxide ion concentration is

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33. The degree of ionization of an electrolyte is higher in solvents having

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34. If an inert gas is added at constant volume to a gaseous equilibrium mixture, the equilibrium position

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35. Which observation best demonstrates that equilibrium is dynamic rather than static in a saturated solution of sugar at constant (T)?

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36. In a closed system at equilibrium, what would indicate microscopic reversibility?

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37. Which statement best captures the scope advantage of the Lewis concept?

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38. For liquid–vapour equilibrium of benzene at , which observation verifies molecular exchange despite constant vapour pressure?

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39. The equilibrium constant for the reaction in terms of partial pressures is:

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40. The salt formed from (NaOH) and (HCl) will have a pH value of

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41. Which interaction most clearly illustrates Lewis acidity of a metal cation in solution?

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42. Which change decreases the solubility of oxygen in water at equilibrium?

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43. Which condition is inherently included in the definition of equilibrium for a reaction mixture?

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44. The pH of a (0.05,M) (KOH) solution is

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45. The Haber process is exothermic. Which change increases the equilibrium yield of ?

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46. Removing a product from a reversible reaction mixture will

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47. According to Arrhenius, an acid is a substance that

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48. The relation between hydrogen ion concentration and the initial concentration ( C ) of a weak acid is

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49. The common ion effect is an application of

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50. The conjugate base of a strong acid is always

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Class 11 Chemistry — Chapter 7: Equilibrium Online Test

The Class 11 Chemistry: Chapter 7 – Equilibrium Online Test offers a comprehensive pool of 400 MCQs designed to strengthen your understanding of chemical equilibrium. This test is free, aligned with the CBSE/NCERT syllabus, and allows you to take unlimited attempts to assess and improve your grasp of equilibrium concepts.

Nervous about mastering equilibrium concepts? This online test is the perfect solution to practice at your own pace. Whether you’re looking to revise the Law of Mass Action, Le-Chatelier’s Principle, or understand ionic equilibrium, this test will guide you step by step. Each attempt gives you a real-time score and the opportunity to review and learn from your mistakes. Plus, passing Paper 3 will earn you a certificate to mark your progress!

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  • Paper 2 (Medium) — Mixed: 30 questions · 45 min · Pass 50% · Randomized from a pool of 400 questions
  • Paper 3 (Hard) — Challenge: 50 questions · 75 min · Pass 70% · Randomized from the same pool + Certificate on pass

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Topics Covered in these Online Tests

The online test for Chapter 7: Equilibrium covers various critical sub-topics that will be assessed in your exams. Here’s what you can expect:

  • Dynamic Nature of Equilibrium — Understanding the reversibility of reactions and the concept of equilibrium state
  • Law of Chemical Equilibrium — Mathematical expression, Kc, Kp, and their applications
  • Le-Chatelier’s Principle — How changes in concentration, temperature, and pressure affect equilibrium
  • Equilibrium Constant (K) — Relationship between Kc and Kp, and how to calculate equilibrium constants
  • Ionic Equilibrium — Dissociation of acids and bases, strong and weak electrolytes
  • Buffer Solutions — Definition, buffer capacity, and examples
  • pH and pOH — Calculations and their role in equilibria
  • Common Ion Effect — Impact of adding a common ion to a solution at equilibrium
  • Solubility Product — Applications and calculations of Ksp, common examples like sparingly soluble salts
  • Complex Equilibria — Formation constants and equilibrium involving complex ions

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