Chemistry - MCQs


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For a reaction with the rate law Rate = k[A][B]², how is the rate affected if the concentration of B is tripled?

A. The rate stays the same
B. The rate triples
C. The rate increases ninefold
D. The rate halves

Answer: The rate increases ninefold

How does a higher activation energy affect the rate of a reaction?

A. It increases the reaction rate
B. It decreases the reaction rate
C. It has no effect on the rate
D. It doubles the rate of reaction

Answer: It decreases the reaction rate

Which statement best describes the transition state of a chemical reaction?

A. It is the state where reactants are converted to products
B. It is a low-energy state of the system
C. It is the point where the system has the highest energy
D. It is the final state of the reaction

Answer: It is the point where the system has the highest energy

What effect does increasing the surface area of a solid reactant have on the rate of reaction?

A. It decreases the rate of reaction
B. It has no effect
C. It increases the rate of reaction
D. It slows down the reaction

Answer: It increases the rate of reaction

In a second-order reaction, if the concentration of the reactant is doubled, how is the rate affected?

A. The rate remains the same
B. The rate doubles
C. The rate quadruples
D. The rate halves

Answer: The rate quadruples

Which reaction is most likely to have a rate law that includes the term [A][B]?

A. A reaction with two products
B. A reaction with two reactants
C. A reaction that is zero-order
D. A reaction that is first-order

Answer: A reaction with two reactants

Which of the following plots will yield a straight line for a first-order reaction?

A. Concentration vs. time
B. ln(Concentration) vs. time
C. 1/Concentration vs. time
D. Rate vs. concentration

Answer: ln(Concentration) vs. time

How does the presence of a catalyst affect the energy profile of a reaction?

A. It increases the energy of the reactants
B. It decreases the energy of the products
C. It lowers the activation energy
D. It increases the enthalpy change of the reaction

Answer: It lowers the activation energy

Which of the following statements is true about the half-life of a first-order reaction?

A. It depends on the initial concentration of the reactant
B. It is directly proportional to the concentration of the reactant
C. It remains constant throughout the reaction
D. It decreases as the reaction progresses

Answer: It remains constant throughout the reaction