Test Session Chapter 6 Equilibria (9th Chemistry)

Equilibria Test | Class 9 Chemistry
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Equilibria Test

Class 9th – Chemistry (SNC) – Chapter 6
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Time: 60 minutes
Total Marks: 50
Paper Type: Objective + Subjective
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Multiple Choice Questions 10×1=10

1 What condition should be met for the reversible reaction to achieve the state of equilibrium?
A All the reactants should convert into products
B 50% of the reactants should be converted into products
C The concentrations of all the reactants and products should become constant
D One of the products should be removed from the reaction mixture
2 The colour of anhydrous cobalt chloride solid is:
A Blue
B Pink
C Black
D White
3 In a chemical reaction, the substances that combine are called:
A Reactants
B Products
C Materials
D None of these
4 Such reactions which continue in both directions are called:
A Non-reactive
B Reversible
C Dynamic
D None of these
5 The forward reaction takes place from:
A Right to left
B Left to right
C Both A and B
D None of the above
6 The colour of hydrated cobalt chloride solid is:
A Blue
B Pink
C Black
D White
7 What happens to the equilibrium constant (K) when the temperature of a system at dynamic equilibrium is increased?

Hint: Consider Le Chatelier’s principle – how equilibrium shifts with temperature changes

A K increases
B K decreases
C K remains constant
D K becomes zero
8 What is the effect of adding an inert gas to a system at dynamic equilibrium?
A Equilibrium constant increases
B Equilibrium constant decreases
C Equilibrium constant remains constant
D Reaction rate increases
9 Which type of reaction does not go to completion?
A Irreversible reactions
B Reversible reactions
C Addition reactions
D Decomposition reactions
10 For the following reaction, equilibrium mixture will contain: N₂O₄ ⇌ 2NO₂, Kc = 0.211
N2O4 2NO2
A Only N₂O₄
B Only NO₂
C NO₂ and N₂O₄ in reasonable amount
D NO₂ in large amount

Short Answer Questions 15×2=30

1 How can you get the maximum yield in a reversible reaction?
ii Why are some reactions irreversible while others are reversible? (Constructed Response Question)
iii How is dynamic equilibrium different from static equilibrium?
iv How can you decrease the time to attain the position of equilibrium in a reversible reaction?
v Define irreversible reaction.
vi What is meant by reversible reaction?
Reactants Products
vii Differentiate between reversible and irreversible reaction.
Reversible
viii Why reversible reaction never goes to completion?
ix What is copper sulfate pentahydrate?
x Define dynamic equilibrium.
xi How dynamic equilibrium is established?
xii What is meant by static equilibrium? Give example.
xiii Elaborate the example of dynamic equilibrium.
xiv Elaborate an example of dynamic equilibrium which exists in this world between the three physical states of water. Exercise

Hint: Consider water ⇌ ice ⇌ vapor equilibrium at 0°C and 100°C

xv Dinitrogen tetraoxide (N₂O₄) is a colourless gas. It slowly changes to brown coloured nitrogen dioxide (NO₂) at 100°C. Predict how the colour of the mixture will change if N₂O₄ is kept in a sealed flask at 100°C. Exercise
N2O4 (colorless) 2NO2 (brown)

Detailed Answer Questions (Answer any 2) 2×5=10

1 Define reversible reaction. Write four properties.

Key Points: Forward and backward reactions, Equilibrium state, Dynamic nature, Concentration changes

A + B ⇌ C + D
2 Differentiate between reversible and irreversible reactions.
Reversible vs Irreversible
3 How dynamic equilibrium of the reaction can be established?

Key Concepts:
1. Rate of forward reaction = Rate of backward reaction
2. Concentrations remain constant
3. Macroscopic properties remain unchanged
4. Dynamic nature at molecular level

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