Ionic Equilibria Test MCQs

Ionic Equilibria Test MCQs

Answer these 10+ Ionic Equilibria MCQs and assess your grip on the subject of Ionic Equilibria.
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1: Water molecule is a highly polar solvent due to:

A.   None

B.   Presence of two lone pair of electrons

C.   Presence of three lone pair of electrons

D.   Absence of lone pair of electrons

2: Basicity of an acid is defined as number of replicable:

A.   OH groups in its molecule

B.   Non-metal anions in its molecule

C.   H atom in its molecule

D.   Non-metal cations in its molecule

3: Why is pure water a very weak electrolyte?

A.   It ionizes to very small extent

B.   It ionizes completely

C.   It does not ionizes at all

D.   It ionizes to a large extent

4: Lewis acid is one that:

A.   Accepts a proton

B.   Donates a proton

C.   Accepts an electron pair

D.   Donates an electron pair

5: What will be the pH of a buffer solution formed by dissolving equal number of moles of HOCl (ka = 4.3 x 10-8) and NaOH?

A.   7.3

B.   4.5

C.   3.2

D.   7.0

6: Which among the following is not a property of buffer solution?

A.   PH remains constant on addition of small amount of acid or base

B.   PH remains constant on keeping for a long time

C.   It has a definite PH

D.   It does not has a definite PH

7: Which is not an example of sparingly soluble salt?

A.   None

B.   AgCl

C.   CHCOOAg

D.   BaSO

8: Among the following which property is shown by a strong electrolyte?

A.   Shows low conductivity

B.   High value of equilibrium constant

C.   Low degree of ionization

D.   Obeys Ostwald’s dilution law

9: Arrange the following in increasing order of acidic strength?

A.   HF < HBr < HCl < HI

B.   HCl < HBr < HI < HF

C.   HI < HCl < HBr < HF

D.   HF < HCl < HI < HBr

10: Which among the following contains same (H+) ions?

A.   None

B.   Equinormal solution

C.   Equimolar solutions And Equinormal solution

D.   Equimolar solutions

11: In the following reaction, which two pairs are Bronsted bases HC2O4- + PO43- ? HPO42- + C2O42-.

A.   PO43- and C2O42-

B.   HC2O42- and HPO42-.

C.   HC2O42- and PO43-

D.   HPO42- and C2O42-

12: When 40ml of N / 40 KOH are added to 30ml of N / 30 then the resulting solution will be:

A.   Basic

B.   Neutral

C.   None

D.   Acidic

13: If ionic product < solubility product then the solution is:

A.   Just saturated

B.   Unsaturated

C.   None

D.   Super saturated

14: An acid is one that donates a proton. This theory was given by:

A.   Lewis

B.   Arrhenius

C.   Lowery – Bronsted

D.   Ostwald

15: NH3 and H20 can act as:

A.   Lewis base and Bronsted acid

B.   Lewis acid and Bronsted base

C.   Lewis and Bronsted base

D.   Lewis and Bronsted acid