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Chemistry Revision Fun Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Tips to writing a balanced chemical equation. Example C7H18 + O2 --> CO2 + H2O

a)

oxygen atom as last to balance

b)

carbon atom as last to balance

c)

hydrogen atom as last to balance

d)

none of the above

2.

C7H18 + X O2 --> 7CO2 + 8H2O. The X is ...

a)

9

b)

10

c)

11

d)

11.5

3.

Acid reacts with base to produce

a)

salt and water

b)

salt

c)

solid

d)

solid and water

4.

Copper reacts with sodium nitrate to produce

a)

copper nitrate and sodium

b)

copper nitrate

c)

sodium copper nitrate

d)

none of the answers

5.

if 44 g of propane completely react with 160 g of oxygen, determine the volume of CO2 produced.

a)

71.9 dm3

b)

67.1 dm3

c)

50.0 dm3

d)

63.2 dm3

6.

Determine the % yield. From the experiment, it yields 63.6 g of chlorobenzene, but the experimental data is 73.0 g.

a)

100%

b)

90%

c)

88.0 %

d)

88.6 %

7.

Which of the following has hydrogen bonding as intermolecular forces.

a)

Cl2

b)

H2O

c)

HCl

d)

none of the answers

8.

Which of the following is non-polar molecules?

a)

Cl2

b)

HCl

9.

The liquid is more viscosity and more thicker. What is the reason?

a)

Due to its stickyness

b)

Due to its viscousness

c)

Due to intermolecular bonding

d)

Due to intramolecular bonding

10.

Which of the following conditions favor the liquification of methane. Choose the best answer.

a)

Below compressibility factor of 1.0

b)

more than 250 atm and compressibility factor below 1.0

c)

less than 250 atm and compressibility factor above 1.0

d)

less than 250 atm and compressibility factor below 1.0

11.

Methane gas is very volatile. Why can the methane gas be liquified?

a)

Apply real gas concept

b)

Apply ideal gas concept

c)

Apply the condensation concept

d)

none of the above

12.

For a methane gas to be liquified, according to the Real Gas Law, in a closed container

a)

Apply high pressure, the gas molecules will be packed and there is volume

b)

Apply low pressure, the gas molecules will be packed and there is volume

c)

The molecules form intermolecular forces within each other. Hence they are packed to form liquid. Decreasing the temperature will also help by slowing the molecules.

d)

The molecules form intermolecular forces within each other. Hence they are packed to form liquid. Increasing the temperature will also help by slowing the molecules.

13.

Identify the following phase diagram

a)

Wet gas

b)

Dry gas

c)

Gas condensate

d)

Black oil

14.

Identify the following phase diagram

a)

Wet gas

b)

Volatile Oil

c)

Gas condensate

d)

Dry Gas

15.

High surface tension if

a)

Adhesive forces greater than cohesive forces

b)

Cohesive forces equal to adhesive forces

c)

Cohesive forces greater than adhesive forces

d)

none of the above

16.

The contact angle is is between 90o and 180o. The degree of wetting is .....

a)

low wetting

b)

high wetting

c)

perfect wetting

d)

non-wetting

17.

What is the purpose of wetting agent?

a)

To wet the surface

b)

To reduce the surface tension to allow the liquid to spread on surface

c)

To increase the surface tension to allow the liquid to spread on surface

d)

To dry the surface

18.

The surface tension of paints and other surface coatings is careful designed to ensure that the coating spreads easily while maintaining a desired film thickness. Which is favored?

a)

High surface tension

b)

Low surface tension

19.

Petroleum engineers, geologists and petrophysicists use their understanding of surface tension and capillary action  to evaluate reservoir rock quality. Which is favor? There are two answers.

a)

Low surface tension

b)

High surface tension

c)

Low capillary pressure

d)

Low surface tension

20.

How does oil recovery method (water flooding) works?

a)

A water-wet rock sample containing hydrocarbon. If inject with water, the water stick inside the rock

b)

An oil-wet rock sample containing hydrocarbon. If inject with water, water replace the oil, and the oil will come out

c)

A water-wet rock sample containing hydrocarbon. If inject with water, the water replace the oil, and the oil will come out

d)

it floods the reservoir. all oil will come out