States of Matter MCQs | Question – Paper 4


Topic: States of Matter - Gases and Liquids, Test No.: 04, Total MCQs: 10

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Question 1
The most probable velocity of a gas molecule at 298 K is m/s 300 m/s. Its RMS. Velocity in m. s–1 is
A
420
B
245
C
402
D
367
Question 2
The RMS velocity of an ideal gas at 300K is 12240 cm.sec–1. What is its most probable velocity (in.cm.sec-1) at the same temperature?
A
10000
B
11280
C
1000
D
12240
Question 3
The total pressure of a mixture of 6.4 grams of oxygen and 5.6 grams of nitrogen present in a 2 litre vessel is 1200 mm. What is the partial pressure (in mm) of nitrogen?
A
1200
B
600
C
900
D
200
Question 4
Temperature below which, the gas does not obey ideal gas laws is called
A
Boyle's temperature
B
inversion temperature
C
reduced temperature
D
critical temperature
Question 5
The density of an ideal gas is 0.03 g.cm−1. Its pressure is 106 g.cm−1.sec−2. What is its RMS velocity (in cm sec–1)
A
103
B
3 ×104
C
108
D
104
Question 6
The density of O2 is 16 at NTP. At what temperature its density will be 14? Consider that the pressure remain the constant, at
A
50°C
B
39°C
C
57°C
D
43°C
Question 7
The kinetic energy of 4 moles of nitrogen gas at 127°C is _____ cals.
(R = 2cal.mole−1.K−1 )
A
4400
B
3200
C
4800
D
1524
Question 8
The maximum number of molecules is present in:
A
5L of N2 gas at STP
B
0.5 g of H2 gas
C
10g of O2 gas
D
15 L of H2 gas at STP
Question 9
The molecular velocity of any gas is
A
Directly proportional to square root of temperature
B
Inversely proportional to the square root of temperature
C
Inversely proportional to absolute temperature
D
Directly proportional to square of temperature
Question 10
The most probable velocity (in cm/s) of hydrogen molecule at 27°C, will be
A
19.3 × 104
B
17.8 × 104
C
24.93 × 109
D
17.8 × 108
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