Lesson 4.6.2.4

4.6.2.4 The effect of changing conditions on equilibrium (HT only) Quiz: AQA Chemistry, Unit 6

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Lesson 4.6.2.4, The effect of changing conditions on equilibrium (HT only): 20 multiple choice questions for the AQA GCSE Chemistry (8462), Unit 6: The rate and extent of chemical change, written with Revision Ninja.

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The 20 questions

  1. According to Le Chatelier's principle, how does an equilibrium system respond to a change?

    • Reverses completely
    • Counteracts the change
    • Accelerates to completion
    • Stops the reaction
  2. What determines the relative amounts of reactants and products at equilibrium?

    • Reaction conditions
    • Initial purity
    • Container colour
    • Activation energy
  3. Higher tier: Which principle predicts the effect of changes on systems at equilibrium?

    • Le Chatelier's principle
    • Hess's law
    • Dalton's law
    • Charles's law
  4. What occurs when an equilibrium position shifts?

    • New relative amounts
    • Activation energy changes
    • Reaction stops completely
    • Temperature drops to zero
  5. What type of predictions can students make about equilibrium changes using given data?

    • Qualitative predictions
    • Enthalpy derivations
    • Quantitative calculations
    • Thermodynamic proofs
  6. How does a system at equilibrium respond when a condition is altered?

    • Partly opposes change
    • Fully reverses change
    • Ignores the change
    • Doubles the yield
  7. To which type of chemical system does Le Chatelier's principle apply?

    • Incomplete combustions
    • Single displacement reactions
    • Systems at equilibrium
    • Non-reversible reactions
  8. Higher tier: Which of these is a condition that can be changed on an equilibrium system?

    • Number of protons
    • Chemical formula
    • Atomic mass
    • Temperature
  9. What does the equilibrium position describe in a reversible reaction?

    • Container volume
    • Relative amounts present
    • Reaction speed
    • Activation energy barrier
  10. What is affected when you change the conditions of a system at equilibrium?

    • Equilibrium position
    • Atomic number
    • Molar mass
    • Isomer structure
  11. What is the effect of adding a catalyst to a system at equilibrium?

    • Increases product yield
    • No position change
    • Stops reverse reaction
    • Favours reactants
  12. Why does a system at equilibrium respond when a condition changes?

    • Reverse instantly
    • Counteract change
    • Accelerate heating
    • Stop reacting
  13. What should students use to predict equilibrium shifts without experimental data?

    • Atomic radius
    • Periodic trends
    • Random guessing
    • Appropriate information
  14. What does Le Chatelier's principle fail to predict about a system?

    • Exact concentrations
    • Pressure changes
    • Reaction direction
    • Temperature effects
  15. What happens after a system at equilibrium is disturbed and responds?

    • Complete cessation
    • Immediate explosion
    • New equilibrium
    • Infinite pressure
  16. Which principle describes how equilibrium systems respond to outside changes?

    • Avogadro law
    • Haber process
    • Bohr model
    • Le Chatelier
  17. What principle predicts how an equilibrium system responds to changes?

    • Avogadro's Law
    • Le Chatelier's Principle
    • Boyle's Law
    • Conservation of Mass
  18. In a closed system at equilibrium, what happens when conditions change?

    • New equilibrium
    • Forms precipitate
    • Stops reacting
    • Becomes open
  19. Which two complementary concepts are linked by Le Chatelier's principle?

    • Energy and moles
    • Rate and catalyst
    • Mass and volume
    • Change and counteraction
  20. When does an equilibrium position shift in a closed system?

    • Conditions change
    • Catalyst added
    • Volume fixed
    • Time elapses

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