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Module 3- Instrumental Method of analysis & Energy Systems

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

An electrode whose potential depends on the concentration of ions to be determined, is called as_____

a)

Reference electrode

b)

Indicator electrode

c)

Gas electrode

d)

None of the above

2.

________ wavelength shows maximum absorption for cuprammonium sulfate complex in the colorimetric estimation of Copper.

a)

620 nm

b)

640 nm

c)

680 nm

d)

520 nm

3.

Write the unlabeled component of Colorimeter

a)

Electrode

b)

Cuvette

c)

Recorder

4.

Nature of the curve for the conductometric titration of weak acid versus strong base is

a)

Option A

b)

Option B

c)

Option C

d)

Option D

5.

Photovoltaics cells are _____ devices thar convert sunlight into direct current electricity.

a)

Metal

b)

Insulator

c)

Semiconductor

d)

None of the above

6.

Addition of base beyond the neutralization point leads to increase in the more mobile___ ions and hence conductance___ in the conductometry titration.

a)

Na+, increases

b)

Na+, decreases

c)

OH-, decreases

d)

OH-, increases

7.

According to Beer’s law intensity of the _________ light decreases exponentially as the ________ of the media increases arithmetically.

a)

Absorbing, concentration

b)

Absorbing, path length

c)

transmitted, concentration

d)

transmitted, path length

8.

According to Lambert's law intensity of the transmitted light _________ exponentially as the ________ of the media increases.

a)

decreases, concentration

b)

increases, concentration

c)

decreases, pathlength

d)

increases, pathlength

9.

Instrument which is used to determine the amount of Iron in a sample is

__________

a)

Conductometry

b)

Potentiometry

c)

Colorimetry

d)

Calorimetry

10.

Electrodes used in the potentiometry

a)

Indicator electrode- Platinum electrode(anode) Reference electrode-Calomel electrode (cathode)

b)

Two platinum electrodes kept at a distance of one centimeter apa

c)

One platinum electrode

d)

Two calomel electrodes

11.

Why does the copper calorimeter surrounded by water jacket

a)

To resist the calorimeter with moisture particles

b)

To carry out the process of combustion

c)

To prevent the loss of heat due to radiation

d)

To provide stability to the crucible inside the bomb

12.

Gross Calorific Value (GCV) is ________ then the Net calorific Value (NCV)

a)

Lower

b)

Higher

c)

Remains the same

13.

Higher the mobility and higher the number of ions in solution, conductance will be more.

a)

Yes

b)

No

14.

"The amount of heat released when unit quantity of a fuel is burnt completely in air and the combustion products are cooled to room temperature" is the definition of _____

a)

GCV

b)

NCV

c)

CV

15.

"The amount of heat released when a unit quantity of a fuel is burnt completely in air, and the products of combustion are let off into the atmosphere" is the definition of _______

a)

GCV

b)

NCV

c)

CV

d)

None of the above

16.

The amount of heat liberated by complete combustion of unit quantity of fuel is known as ________

a)

Calorific value

b)

Agitation

c)

Combustion

d)

Thermogenesis

17.

Which gas has the highest calorific value among given option?

a)

Oxygen

b)

Hydrogen

c)

carbondioxide

d)

Nitrogen

18.

An antireflective layer used in the construction of PV cells is______

a)

Slicon Nitride (Si3N4)/Titanium dioxide (TiO2)

b)

Plastics

c)

Copper alloy

d)

Copper-tin alloy

19.

Photovoltaic cells (PV) cells rely on which effect?

a)

Ferranti effect

b)

Photoelectric effect

c)

Raman Effect

d)

All the above