Lesson 3.1.6a

3.1.6a Chemical equilibria, Le Chatelier’s principle and Kc Quiz: AQA Chemistry, Unit 1

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The 20 questions

  1. In contrast to kinetics, what aspect of a chemical reaction does equilibrium describe?

    • Activation energy
    • Reaction mechanism
    • Rate of reaction
    • Extent of reaction
  2. What relationship exists between forward and reverse reaction rates at chemical equilibrium?

    • Both are zero
    • They are equal
    • Reverse rate higher
    • Forward rate higher
  3. What happens to reactant and product concentrations once dynamic equilibrium is reached?

    • They reach zero
    • They remain constant
    • They become equal
    • They constantly fluctuate
  4. What process is represented by opposing double arrows in a chemical equation?

    • Reversible reaction
    • Exothermic reaction
    • Catalysed reaction
    • Irreversible reaction
  5. What key industrial quantity can be predicted by studying chemical equilibrium position?

    • Reaction rate
    • Activation energy
    • Equilibrium yield
    • Enthalpy change
  6. What word describes an equilibrium where forward and reverse reactions continue to occur?

    • Irreversible
    • Heterogeneous
    • Static
    • Dynamic
  7. In a reaction at equilibrium, the forward rate is 4.0 x 10^-3 mol dm^-3 s^-1. What is the reverse rate?

    • 0 mol dm^-3 s^-1
    • 8.0 x 10^-3 mol dm^-3 s^-1
    • 4.0 x 10^-3 mol dm^-3 s^-1
    • 2.0 x 10^-3 mol dm^-3 s^-1
  8. Which process goes essentially to completion rather than establishing a dynamic equilibrium?

    • Haber process
    • Ethanoic acid ionisation
    • Methane combustion
    • Contact process
  9. Which industrial process is an example of a reversible equilibrium system?

    • Neutralisation of acid
    • Synthesis of ammonia
    • Precipitation of silver
    • Combustion of propane
  10. What state is reached when concentrations in a closed system stop changing over time?

    • Thermal decomposition
    • Complete reaction
    • Zero reaction rate
    • Dynamic equilibrium
  11. What feature increases the rate of reaching equilibrium without altering the equilibrium position?

    • Higher pressure
    • Catalyst
    • Higher temperature
    • Higher concentration
  12. How does adding a catalyst affect the final yield of a reaction at equilibrium?

    • Decreases yield
    • Halves yield
    • Increases yield
    • No change
  13. What happens to macroscopic properties like colour and pressure at dynamic equilibrium?

    • They become zero
    • They constantly fluctuate
    • They double continually
    • They stay constant
  14. Which type of acid only partially ionises in water, establishing a dynamic equilibrium?

    • Concentrated acid
    • Weak acid
    • Mineral acid
    • Strong acid
  15. For the simple reaction A <=> B, both steps are first order and the forward rate is kf[A] and the reverse rate is kr[B]. What is the equilibrium ratio [B]/[A]?

    • [B]/[A] = kf/kr
    • [B]/[A] = kf - kr
    • [B]/[A] = kr/kf
    • [B]/[A] = kf x kr
  16. For the reaction 2A <=> B, the forward rate is kf[A]^2 and the reverse rate is kr[B]. At equilibrium [A] = 0.5 and [B] = 0.2 mol dm^-3, with kf = 0.4. What is kr?

    • 0.1
    • 0.5
    • 0.2
    • 2.0
  17. What type of system is required for a reversible reaction to reach dynamic equilibrium?

    • Open system
    • Exothermic system
    • Closed system
    • Isolated system
  18. What shifts when the temperature of a reaction at dynamic equilibrium is changed?

    • Activation energy
    • Empirical formula
    • Position of equilibrium
    • Catalyst activity
  19. From which starting direction can a reversible reaction reach its dynamic equilibrium position?

    • Neither direction
    • Reverse direction only
    • Forward direction only
    • Either direction
  20. At dynamic equilibrium, what is the net change in species concentration over time?

    • Zero
    • Fluctuates
    • Increases
    • Decreases

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