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CHAPTER 10

ACIDS, BASES AND SALTS

Encircle the most appropriate answer from among the following option


1          Nitric acid was prepared by

(a) Bu Ali Sina

(b) Jabir Bin Hayan

(c) Lavioser ,

(d) Humphrey


2          The first acid known to man was:

(a) hydrochloric acid

(b) sulphuric acid

(c) nitric acid

(d) acetic acid


3          The word acid is derived from

(a) acidic

(b) acidus

(c) acetic

(d) acetate.


4          Humphrey Davy proved the presence of as the main constituents of all acids

(a) nitrogen;

(b) oxygen

(c) hydrogen

(d) chlorine


5          Formula of phosphoric acid is:

(a) H2PO3

(b) H4PO3

(c) HPO4

(d) H3PO4


6.         Al(OH)3 is:

(a) acid

(b) base

(c) salt

(d) non-metallic oxide


7.         Which is amphoteric:

(a) HCS

(b) NH3

(c) NaOH

(d) H2O


8. The product of any Lewis acid base reaction is a single specie:

(a) salt

(b) adduct

(c) salt +H2O

(d) conjugate acid-base pair


9          In a reaction between ammonia & borontrifloride , BF3 is

(a) acid

(b) base

(c) conjugate base

(d) adduct


10. These can act as Lewis acids

(a) anions

(b) radicals

(c) cations

(d) molecule


11. Bronsted lowery acid

(a) gives H+

(b) electron pair acceptor

(c) donates OH

(d) donates H+


12.. All bronsted bases are

(a) arrhenius bases

(b) Lewis acids

(c) Lewis base

(d) bronsted acids


13. The final product of arrhenius concept is

(a) salt +H2O

(b) adduct

(c) conjugate acid base pair

(d) salt only


14. Neutralization is reaction of

(a) acid with metals

(b) acids with sulphides

(c) bases with acids

(d) none of them


15. Acid used for food preservation:

(a) nitric acid

(b) benzoic acid

(c) acetic acid

(d) Both b and c


16.         Maleic acid is found from

(a) apples

(b) grapes

(c) sour milk

(d) fats


17.         Acid reacts with metal sulphides to liberate

(a) hydrogen gas

(b) carbon dioxide

(c) ammonia gas

(d) hydrogen sulphide gas


18.            It is used to treat bee’s sting

(a) Mg(OH)2

(b) Ca(OH)2

(c) NaOH

(d) KOH


19.         It is found in stings of bees and ants:

(a) lactic acid

(b) Maleic acid .

(c) butyric acid

(d) formic acid


20        It is used to cure sting of wasps:

(a) acetic acid

(b) benzoic acid.

(c) nitric acid

(d) sulphuric acid


21        Bases react with acid to form:

(a) salt only

(b) salt & water

(c) water only ;

(d) None of them


22        Stomach acidity is also called :

(a) acidity

(b) heart burning

(c) hyperacidity .

(d) hypoacidity\


23        When acids react with carbonates and bicarbonates, which evolves out:

(a) H2S .

(b) CO3 .

(c) CO2

(d) CO


24        It is used in etching designs on copper plates:

(a) sulphuric acid

(b) acetic acid

(c) hydrochloric acid

(d) nitric acid


25        These can act as lewis bases

(a) cations

(b) anions

(c) cations & anions

(d) radicals


26        Uric acid is present in

(a) fats

(b) citrus fruits

(c) apples

(d) urine


27        In etching process, the glass or mirror is dipped into:

(a) hydrochloric acid

(b) sulphuric acid

(c) nitric acid

(d) hydrofluoric acid


28        Concentration of _ __ in pure water is the basis for pH scale

(a) hydrogen ion.

(b) sodium ion

(c) potassium ion

(d) hydroxide ion


29        Water is:

(a) weak electrolyte

(b) strong electrolyte

(c) non-electrolyte

(d) None of them


30        Water ionizes slightly into ions is a process called:

(a) neutralization

(b) auto ionization

(c) self ionization

(d) both b & c


31        “Kw” is k own as:

(a) equilibrium constant

(b) ionic product constant

(c) specific rate constant

(d) all of them


32        The negative logarithm of molar concentration of hydrogen ions is:

(a) POH

(b) p

(c) pH

(d) None of them


33        The range of pH scale is from:

(a) 10-14

(b) 1-14

(c) 0-14

(d) 14-0


34        The sum of pH scale and pOH is always :

(a) 14 at 26°C

(b) 14 at 25°C

(c) 13 at 25 °C

(d) 7 at 25 °C


35        A solution of a compound of pH 7 or pOH 7 is considered a:

(a) basic solution

(b) neutral solution

(c) acidic solution

(d) None of them


36        Solution of pH less than are acidic.

(a) 7

(b) 14

(c) 6

(d) 9


37        Solution of pH more than 7 are:

(a) acidic

(b) neutral

(c) basic

(d) All of them


38        pH =_

(a) -log[OH]

(b) – log [H]+

(c) log [H]+

(d) Both b&c


39        A solution of pH = 1 has times higher concentration of H* than a solution of pH = 2:

(a) 14 times

(b) 100 times .

(c) 10 times

(d) None of them


40        Low pH value means:

(a) strong acid

(b) weak acid

(c) strong basic

(d) All of them


41        pH of a neutral solution is always:

(a) 14

(b) 0

(c) 7

(d) None of them


42        High value of pH means:

(a) strong acid

(b) strong base

(c) Both a & b

(d) neutral


43        Indicators are:

(a) inorganic compounds.

(b) hydrocarbons

(c) organic compounds

(d) None of them


44        Indicators have_ colour in acidic or basic solution:

(a) same .

(b) different

(c) light

(d) normal


45        It is a common indicator.

(a) litmus

(b) pH meter

(c) pH scale

(d) both a & b


46        Litmus is _ in acidic solution:

(a) blue

(b) normal

(c) red

(d) orange


47        Litmus is |_in basic solution:

(a) red

(b) blue

(c) yellow

(d) orange


48        Phenolphthalein is _in acidic solution:

(a) red e.

(b) blue

(c) yellow

(d) colorless


49        Methyl orange is _ in alkaline solution :

(a) red

(b) blue

(C) yellow

(d) orange


50        At which pH methyl orange change color:

(a) 7

(b) 14

(c) 9

(d) 4


51        At which pH phenolphthalein change color:

(a) 7

(b) 4

(c) 9

(d) 0


52        pH meter consists of:

(a) pH electrode

(b) positive electrode

(c) negative electrode

(d) None of them


53        It is much more reliable and accurate method of measuring pH:

(a) universal indicator

(b) pH meter

(c) pH scale

(d) litmus


54        A solution HCl is 0.001 M. what is pH value?

(a) 3

(b) 12

(c) 2

(d) 14


55        What is pH value of 0.01 M solution of KOH?

(a) 14

(b) 13

(c) 11

(d) 3


56        What is pH value of 0.01 M sulphuric acid ?

(a) 7.1

(b) 1.7

(c) 1.0

(d) 0.3


57        Ionic product constant depends on :

(a) temperature .

(b) concentration

(c) both

(d) None


58        Salts are:

(a) organic compounds

(b) inorganic compounds

(c) ionic compounds

(d) None of them


59        A cation is derived from:

(a) acid 

(b) base

(c) molecule

(d) compound


60        Metallic oxides are:

(a) bases

(b) acids

(c) salts

(d) organic compounds


61        A anion is derived from:

(a) acid

(b) base

(c) molecule

(d) all of them


62        When Na reacts with HCl the salt produced is:

(a) NaCl

(b) NaOH

(c) H2O

(d) NH3


63        Sodium carbonate, Sodium sulphate and sodium silicate are used to manufacture:

(a) paper

(b) detergents .

(c) glass

(d) cleaning agents


64        Heat resistance glass is:

(a) simple glass

(b) Pyrex

(c) both a and b

(d) None of them


65        Salts are found in:

(a) crystalline form

(b) amorphic form

(c) Both a & b.

(d) None


66        Salt have:

(a) high M.P and low B.P Tlm

(b) high M.P and B.P

(c) low M.P and low B.P

(d) low M.P and high B.P


67        Copper sulphate has water of crystallization:

(a) 5

(b) 2

(c) 6

(d) 24


68        Calcium sulphide has water of crystallization:

(a) 5

(b) 2

(c) 6

(d) 24


69        Salts may be:

(a) water soluble

(b) water insoluble

(c) both

(d) none


70        -_salts are often prepared in water:

(a) soluble

(b) insoluble

(c) both

(d) none


71        Reaction of acid and a metal is called reaction:

(a) partial displacement

(b) direct displacement

(c) incomplete displacement

(d) all of these


72        Mostly insoluble metallic oxides react with to form salt and water:

(a) dilute acids

(b) concentrated acids

(c) dilute bases

(d) None of them


73        In preparation of insoluble salts, _are mixed:

(a) insoluble salts

(b) soluble salts

(c) insoluble and soluble salts

(d) None


74        There are types of salts:

(a) 4

(b) 5

(c) 6

(d) 7


75        HCI + KOH →→KCI + H2O is an example of:

(a) neutral salt

(b) acidic salt

(c) basic salt

(d) complex salt


76        H3PO4 + NaOH NaH2PO4 + H2O is an example of :

(a) acidic salt

(b) basic salt

(c) double salt

(d) normal salt


77        Acidic salts turn __ litmus into red:

(a) blue .

(b) orange

(c) yellow

(d) green


78        FeSO4.(NH4)2 SO4.6H2O is:

(a) mohr’s salt

(b) potash alum

(c) ferric alum

(d) None


79        Double salts are formed by two:

(a) acidic salts

(b) neutral salts

(c) basic salts

(d) mixed salts


80        The formula of bleaching powder is:

(a) CacL

(b) Ca(OCI)CL

(c) CaCl2

(d) Ca(OCI)


81        Washing soda has water of crystallization:

(a) 24

(b) 6

(c) 5

(d) 10