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Unit#4: Electrochemistry

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1. Secondary cells are those which can be:

A Used once
B Recharged
C Discarded easily
D Used only in labs

2. Electrolysis is the process of:

A Producing electricity
B Using electricity to cause chemical change
C Neutralization reaction
D Spontaneous reaction

3. Hydrogen-oxygen fuel cell uses:

A Hydrogen as oxidant
B Oxygen as fuel
C Hydrogen as fuel
D Water as fuel

4. The purpose of a salt bridge in a galvanic cell is to:

A Produce electrons
B Complete the circuit
C Increase voltage
D Stop oxidation

5. A battery is made up of:

A One cell
B Two or more cells
C Only electrodes
D Only electrolyte

6. In electrolysis of aqueous NaCl, hydrogen is released at:

A Anode
B Cathode
C Salt bridge
D Electrolyte

7. Electroplating is used to:

A Purify metals
B Extract metals
C Coat one metal with another
D Produce electricity

8. A lead-acid battery is commonly used in:

A Watches
B Mobile phones
C Cars
D Torches

9. An electrochemical cell converts chemical energy into:

A Heat energy
B Mechanical energy
C Electrical energy
D Nuclear energy

10. Electrolysis of molten compounds is preferred because:

A Water interferes
B Electricity is cheap
C It gives less product
D Reaction is spontaneous

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