Liquids & Solids State Quiz Online

Liquids & Solids State concepts are essential to learning for every level in chemistry courses. Here, we have compiled many Liquids & Solids State quizzes free for students of grades 11 and 12. We hope you will find this very useful for your regular exam preparations and entry tests at undergraduate levels, particularly for medical and engineering students (MDCAT, ECAT, NUST, NUMS, JEE, NEET).

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#1. Trend of Boiling Points of Halogens from Fluorine to Iodine:

Remains Constant

Remains Constant

Negligible

Negligible

Decreases

Decreases

Increases

Increases

#2. Molecules of Hydro Carbons with Large Chain Lengths Experience:

Strong Attractive Force

Strong Attractive Force

Weaker Attractive Forces

Weaker Attractive Forces

Weaker Attractive Forces

Weaker Attractive Forces

Repulsive Forces

Repulsive Forces

#3. Hydrocarbons, Which Generally Have High Molecular Masses, Exist In:

Liquid Form

Liquid Form

Gaseous Form

Gaseous Form

Vapour Form

Vapour Form

Solid Form

Solid Form

#4. Exceptionally Low Acidic Strength of HF Is Due To:

Vander Waal’s Forces

Vander Waal’s Forces

Strong Polar Bond

Strong Polar Bond

Small Size Of Fluorine

Small Size Of Fluorine

Strong Hydrogen Bonding

Strong Hydrogen Bonding

#5. Long Chain of Amino Acids are Coiled about One Another into Spiral By:

Covalent Bond

Covalent Bond

Vander Waal’s Forces

Vander Waal’s Forces

Hydrogen Bond

Hydrogen Bond

Ionic Bond

Ionic Bond

#6. Evaporation of Water Is Possible At:

100oC

100oC

0oC

0oC

Above 100oC

Above 100oC

At All Temperatures

At All Temperatures

#7. Boiling Point Is Low for Liquid With:

Very Low Vapour Pressure

Very Low Vapour Pressure

Very High Vapour Pressure

Very High Vapour Pressure

High Vapour Pressure At Given Temperature

High Vapour Pressure At Given Temperature

Low Vapour Pressure At A Given Temperature

Low Vapour Pressure At A Given Temperature

#8. At Equilibrium Rate of Evaporation And Rate Of Condensation:

Become Equal

Become Equal

Become Very High

Become Very High

Become Very Low

Become Very Low

Can Never Be Equal

Can Never Be Equal

#9. In An Open System Vapour Pressure Of Water At 100oC At Sea Level Is:

700 Mm Of Hg

700 Mm Of Hg

670 Mm Of Hg

670 Mm Of Hg

1000 Mm Of Hg

1000 Mm Of Hg

760 Mm Of Hg

760 Mm Of Hg

#10. Molar Heat Of Vaporization of Water Is:

18 Kj/Mol

18 Kj/Mol

140.7 Kj/Mol

140.7 Kj/Mol

40.7 Kj/Mol

40.7 Kj/Mol

14.07 Kj/Mol

14.07 Kj/Mol

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