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Electrochemistry

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 8mins

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1.

What is the primary role of the three-electrode cell configuration in electrochemistry?

a)

To separate the working electrode from ions

b)

To minimize electrolyte evaporation

c)

To maintain constant solution temperature

d)

To control potential while measuring current

2.

In cyclic voltammetry, changes in peak separation and peak current with scan rate mainly reflect:

a)

Electrolyte conductivity changes

b)

Kinetics and reversibility

c)

Solution buffering capacity

d)

Counter electrode surface area

3.

Which electrode provides a stable potential used to control the working electrode’s voltage?

a)

Reference electrode

b)

Indicator electrode

c)

Counter electrode

d)

Working electrode

4.

Square Wave Anodic Stripping Voltammetry is best suited for detecting which type of analytes?

a)

High-voltage battery faults

b)

Protein folding intermediates

c)

Gas-phase reactive radicals

d)

Trace metal ions in solutions

5.

In Square Wave Anodic Stripping Voltammetry (SWASV), what is the main purpose of the pre-concentration (deposition) step?

a)

To increase the temperature of the electrode surfaces

b)

To remove dissolved oxygen from the electrolyte

c)

To accumulate the target metal ions onto the electrode

d)

To clean the counter electrode before measurement

6.

In an electrochemical sensor, the working electrode primarily:

a)

Maintains the reference voltage

b)

Provides the surface for analyte redox

c)

Balances ionic strength of the cell

d)

Heats the electrolyte solution

7.

During cyclic voltammetry of a reversible system, the forward and reverse peaks represent:

a)

Reduction and oxidation reactions

b)

Ion motion in the counter electrode

c)

Temperature drift in the cell

d)

Electrolyte decomposition pathways

8.

Which factor most strongly influences the stripping peak current in SWASV?

a)

Reference electrode geometry

b)

Deposition time of metals

c)

Solution color changes

d)

Ambient laboratory temperature

9.

The counter (auxiliary) electrode in a three-electrode cell primarily serves to:

a)

Provide a fixed reference potential

b)

Maintain constant ionic strength

c)

Act as the sensing interface

d)

Supply current to close the circuit

10.

Which statement best describes a requirement for an ideal reference electrode?

a)

Stable, well-defined potential

b)

Reactive surface to catalyze analyte

c)

Large surface area and roughness

d)

Porous structure for mass transport