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. When External Pressure Is 23.7 Torr Boiling Point of Water Is:

100oC

100oC

25oC

25oC

98oC

98oC

200oC

200oC

#2. Distillation under Very Reduced Pressure Is Called:

Destructive Distillation

Destructive Distillation

Fractional Distillation

Fractional Distillation

Vacuum Distillation

Vacuum Distillation

None of Above

None of Above

#3. Water May Boil At 120oC When External Pressure Is:

760 Torr

760 Torr

700 Torr

700 Torr

1489 Torr

1489 Torr

100 Torr

100 Torr

#4. Amount of Heat Absorbed When One Mole of Solid Melts into Liquid Form at Its Melting Point is called:

Latent Heat Of Fusion

Latent Heat Of Fusion

Heat Of Vaporization

Heat Of Vaporization

Molar Heat Of Fusion

Molar Heat Of Fusion

Molar Heat Of Sublimation

Molar Heat Of Sublimation

#5. Ethanol Is Much More Soluble In Water than Ethyl Ethanoate, Which One of the Following Statement Correctly Account For This:

A Hydrogen Bond Is Formed Between H–Atom Of The OH Group In Ethanol And O–Atom Of Water Molecule

A Hydrogen Bond Is Formed Between H–Atom Of The OH Group In Ethanol And O–Atom Of Water Molecule

A Hydrogen Bond Is Formed Between The H–Atom Of The Oh Group In Ethanol And Hydrogen Of The Water Molecule

A Hydrogen Bond Is Formed Between The H–Atom Of The Oh Group In Ethanol And Hydrogen Of The Water Molecule

Ethanol Is Non Polar Molecule But Ethyl Ethanoate Is Polar

Ethanol Is Non Polar Molecule But Ethyl Ethanoate Is Polar

Ethanol Is Polar Molecule But Ethyl Ethanoate Is Non–Polar

Ethanol Is Polar Molecule But Ethyl Ethanoate Is Non–Polar

#6. The Boiling Point of A Liquid Will Be:

Equal To Atmospheric Pressure

Equal To Atmospheric Pressure

Lower At High Altitude

Lower At High Altitude

Same At Sea Level And High Altitudes

Same At Sea Level And High Altitudes

Higher At High Altitude

Higher At High Altitude

#7. The Process In Which Liquids Can Be Made To Boil At Low Temperature Is Called:

Vacuum Distillation

Vacuum Distillation

Vacuum Destructive Distillation

Vacuum Destructive Distillation

Destructive Distillation

Destructive Distillation

Distillation

Distillation

#8. Why Is the Boiling Point of Methane Greater Than That of Neon:

A Molecule Of Methane Has More Electrons Than A Molecule Of Neon

A Molecule Of Methane Has More Electrons Than A Molecule Of Neon

A Molecule Of Methane Has A Greater Mass

A Molecule Of Methane Has A Greater Mass

The Molecule Of Methane Is Polar But That Of Neon Is Not

The Molecule Of Methane Is Polar But That Of Neon Is Not

The Molecules Of Methane Have Stronger Intermolecular Forces Than Those Of Neon

The Molecules Of Methane Have Stronger Intermolecular Forces Than Those Of Neon

#9. Amount of Heat Required to Vaporize One Mole of a Liquid at Its Boiling Point is called:

Latent Heat Of Fusion

Latent Heat Of Fusion

Molar Heat Of Fusion

Molar Heat Of Fusion

Molar Heat Of Vaporization

Molar Heat Of Vaporization

Molar Heat Of Sublimation

Molar Heat Of Sublimation

#10. Which of the Elements in Its Crystalline Form Will Have the Lowest Enthalpy Change of Vaporizations:

Silicon

Silicon

Argon

Argon

Chlorine

Chlorine

Phosphorous

Phosphorous

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