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alok kumar singh

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This is a Fill in the blanks Type Question as classified in NCERT Exemplar

Correct option: B

The Arrhenius equation can be used to calculate the activation energy of a chemical process. At two temperatures, this determines the rate constants.

2.303log = K 2 K 1 = E a R       T 2 - T 1 T 1 T 2

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Option C

Gibbs energy of reaction - Gibbs free energy is a single-valued combination of entropy and enthalpy. The direction of a chemical reaction at constant temperature and pressure is predicted by Gibbs free energy.

Enthalpy of reaction – When one mole of matter is converted by a chemical reaction under specified conditions, the enthalpy of reaction is the change that occurs in the system.

Activation energy of reaction – The lowest amount of energy necessary to activate molecules to a state where they can perform physical and chemical transformations is known

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Ans: Correct Option: (iv)

  (i) Copper sulfate can't be stored in zinc vessels due to less reactive nature than zinc due to the negative standard reduction value of zinc.

So both assertion and reason are false. Therefore, this option is incorrect.

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Ans: Correct Option: (ii)

  (i) The Nernst equation can be written as follows

Ecell = E ° cell – 0 . 059 1   log 1 [ A g + ]

Ecell = E ° cell + 0.059 logAg+

Here we observe that EAg+/Ag increases with increase in the concentration of Ag+ ions. It has a positive value.

Here both assertion and reason are correct .The reason is not a correct explanation of assertion. So this option is incorrect

(ii) The Nernst equation can be written as follows

Ecell = E ° cell – 0 . 059 1  log °

Ecell = Ecell + 0.059 Ag+

Here we observe that EAg+/Ag increases with increase in the concentration of

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This is a Assertion and Reason Type as classified in NCERT Exemplar

Correct option: C

The assertion is valid, but the reasoning is erroneous because Arrhenius equation rate constants are accurate for both simple and complex molecules with suitable orientation during effective collision and sufficient kinetic energy to cause chemical change.

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Ans: Correct Option: (i)

(i)At the equilibrium stage E ° cell = 0 and current stops flowing in the cell. Therefore, the assertion is correct, the reason is correct and the reason is the correct explanation for assertion. Therefore, this option is correct

(ii)  Assertion is correct, the reason is correct and the reason is the correct explanation for assertion. Therefore, this option is incorrect

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Ans: Correct Option: (i)

 The resistance of an ionic solution is measured by alternating current. The concentration of DC changes with electrolysis. Therefore, the assertion is correct, the reason is correct and the reason is a correct explanation of the assertion.

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Correct option: E

The claim is erroneous, but the reason is right, because the correct assertion is that effective collision leads to the production of a product, and the reason states that the conditions of collision theory must be met for the reaction to be completed.

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Ans: Correct Option: (i)

  (i) Electrolysis of sodium chloride is represented by the following equations

H+ (aq)+ e→12H2 (g)

At the anode, the reaction goes this way,

Cl (aq)→12Cl2 (g) + e E ° cell =1.36V

2H2O (aq)→O2 (g) + 4H+ (aq)+ 4e− E ° cell =1.23V

The reaction with the lower value Ecell is preferred but the formation of oxygen requires overpotential

Therefore, the assertion is correct, the reason is correct and the reason is the correct explanation for assertion. Therefore, this option is correct

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Correct option: A

Both the assertion and the reason are valid, and the reason is a correct  of the assertion since the enthalpy of reaction is the difference between the total enthalpy of the reactants and products in the presence of a catalys

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