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Unit#5: Reaction Kinetics + Unit#6: Salts

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1. Increasing surface area of reactants will:

A Decrease reaction rate
B Not affect reaction rate
C Increase reaction rate
D Stop the reaction

2. Food spoilage can be slowed by lowering:

A Pressure
B Temperature
C Volume
D Mass

3. Which salt is commonly insoluble?

A Nitrates
B Sodium salts
C Potassium salts
D Silver salts

4. Which salt is used in medicine as saline?

A Sodium chloride
B Potassium nitrate
C Copper sulfate
D Silver chloride

5. Which factor is least important for solid-solid reactions?

A Surface area
B Temperature
C Concentration
D Catalyst

6. Which salt is used in photography?

A Silver bromide
B Sodium chloride
C Potassium nitrate
D Copper sulfate

7. Which condition can denature enzymes?

A Low pressure
B Optimal pH
C High temperature
D Presence of substrate

8. Which reaction condition increases enzyme efficiency?

A Extreme pH
B Optimal temperature
C High pressure
D Low substrate

9. Reaction kinetics mainly deals with:

A Amount of reactants
B Speed of reactions
C Color of products
D Mass of products

10. Enzymes are mainly made of:

A Carbohydrates
B Proteins
C Fats
D Minerals

11. Which process shows diffusion?

A Rusting
B Perfume spreading in air
C Burning
D Freezing

12. Increasing concentration increases reaction rate because:

A Particles become larger
B More collisions occur
C Activation energy increases
D Temperature increases

13. Diffusion occurs fastest in:

A Solids
B Liquids
C Gases
D Plasma

14. A catalyst increases reaction rate by:

A Increasing activation energy
B Decreasing activation energy
C Being consumed
D Changing products

15. Which salt is used in glass industry?

A Sodium carbonate
B Sodium chloride
C Ammonium chloride
D Copper sulfate

16. Which salt is used as preservative in food?

A Sodium chloride
B Copper sulfate
C Silver nitrate
D Potassium permanganate

17. Collision theory applies mainly to reactions in:

A Solid state
B Gaseous state
C Plasma state
D Vacuum

18. Which of the following lowers activation energy?

A Inhibitor
B Catalyst
C Reactant
D Product

19. In collision theory, proper orientation means:

A Particles must collide head-on
B Particles must be parallel
C Particles must collide randomly
D Particles must have same mass

20. Which property is common in most salts?

A Liquid state
B Low melting point
C Crystalline solid
D Gaseous nature

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