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THERMODYNAMICS

Objective Questions
16. For the reaction : C(s) + O 2
(g) CO OBJECTIVE
(g) H = –393 kJ
2 QUESTIONS 308
mole –1 (1) 200 × J (2) 200 × 10 J
298
(1) H = –ve, S = –ve, G = –ve 298
(2) H = –ve, S = 0, G = –ve (3) 200 × (4) None of these
300
(3) H = –ve, S = +ve, G = +ve
1. The (4)
difference between 25. Given :
H= –ve, heats of reaction
S = +ve, G = at
–veco nstant (1) –2.764 k cal (2) 2.674 k cal
p ress ure and co n st ant v ol um e fo r th e rea ctio n NH (g) + 3Cl (g) NCl (g) + 3HCl(g) ..... H
17. For a reaction : X + Y Z there is no entropy change. (3) +2.764 3k cal (4) None
2 of these 3 1
2C 2 H6 (l) + 15O 2 (g) 12CO 2 (g) + 6H 2 O(l) at 25ºC in kJ is N + 3H 2NH ..... H
2 2 3 2
Enthalpy
(1) –7.43 change for the reaction is 200 J mol
(2) +3.72
–1 . G is 9. The heat capacity of liquid water at constant pressure,
H + Cl 2HCl .... H
(1) –100 J mol –1 (2) 200 J mol –1
2
(C p ), is 18 cals 2deg –1 mol –1 . The value
3
of heat capacity of
(3) –3.72 (4) None of these
(3) Zero (4) Infinite The heat of formation of NCl will be
water is constant volume, (C 3 ), is approximately
2. The maximum work done in expanding 16 g oxygen at 300 H 2
v 3
18. A system is changed from state A to state B by3 one path (1) –18 cal deg
(1) H + – 1 mol
– –1
H(2) 16 cal deg –1 mol –1
K and occupying a volume of 5 dm isothermally until the 1
(3) 10.8 cal deg
2– 1 mol –21 3
(4) Cannot be predicted
and from B to A by another3path. If E and E2 are the H2
volume become 25 dm is approximately: 1
corresponding changes in internal energy, then 10. The(2) – H + co-efficient
Joule-Thomson – isHdefined as
(1) –2.01 × 10 3 J (2) +2.01 × 10 3J
1 2 3
(1) +2.01E×1 +
10 E2 –3 = J+ve
(4)(2) E1 + E2 –=6 J–ve
(3) +2.01 × 10 T H2 T
(3) E1 + E2 = 0 (4) None of these (3)
(1) – H + (2)
3. The temperature at which the reaction,
P1 2 H
H H
19. Internal energy and pressure of a gas of unit volume are (4) None of these
Ag 2 O(s) 2Ag(s) + ½O 2 (g) H P
related as :
is at equilibrium is ...; Given H = 30.5 kJ mol – 1 and S= 26. Ten(3)
grams of methanol
T (4)under reversible
(l) is vapourized H
2 3 H H
0.066
(1) P =kJ K
–1 mol – 1
E (2) P = E conditions at its boiling temperature of 78ºC an d the
(1) 462.12 K 3(2) 362.12 K 2 11. Which of theare
vapours following
allowed is
tothe correct
expand expression
at constant for theof 1
pressure
E
(3) 262.12 K (4) 562.12 K first law of thermodynamics where W of is methanol
the workisof
atmosphere. If the heat of vapourization
(3) P = (4) P = 2E
2 expansion
4.67 byper
calories the gram,
gas ? for the overall change which of the
4. If 25 calories of heat are given to a system and the system
(1) W = will be
following E –zero
q (2)? E=q–W
20. Onedoes
mole15ofcalories
an idealofgas at 25ºC
work then is
thesubjected
change intothe
expansion
internal
(3) q + WE=(2)
(1) E (4) E = q + PV
S
reversibly ten times
energy of system is of its initial volume. The change in
entropy (3) H (4) G
(1) 20 calof(2)
expansion
50 cal is 12. Given that
(1)
(3) 19.15
40 cal J(4)
k None – 1 mol –1
of these (2) 16.15 J k –1 mol –1
O(g)specific
27. If the + e – heat
O – of
(g)a gas at constant
H =pressure
–34 k caland
mole –1

(3) 22.15 J k – 1 mol –1 (4) None of these O(g) + 2e


specific –
heat of aOgas
2 – (g) H = 168
at constant volume k cal mole
are C –1
and C
5. If the enthalpy of vaporisation of water is 186.5 J mol –1 , p v
The enthalpythen
respectively, change for the reaction O – (g) +e O 2 – (g)
21. Thetheenthalpy
entropyofofreaction at 273 K iswill
its vapourisation –3.75
be kJ. The enthalpy
is C
(1) –C =R
of
(1)reaction
0.5 JK at 373 K when
–1 mol –1 C(2)
= 0 will be –1 mol
p 1.0 JK –1 p v
(1) C
(2) –202 K.
–CCal =mole
R –1 (2) –134 K. Cal mole –1
(1) 1.5
(3) –375JKkJ (2)–1–3.75
mol kJ
–1 (4) 2.0 JK –1 mol –1 v p
(3) (C
(3) +134 K.–Cal
C mole –1
) × (molecular (4) of
mass +202
gas)K.= Cal
R mole –1
373 p v
(3) –3.75
6. A system × 10 kJ of heat at constant
absorbs (4) None
volume
of and
these (4) (C – C ) × (molecular mass of gas) = R
273 13. In a quasi-equilibrium
v p process
its temperature rises from 27ºC to 37ºC. The E of reaction
22. XY, X and Y are diatomic molecules. If bond enthalpies of (1) The entropies of reactants 1and products are equal
(1)YDecreases
X, by in
and XY are 100thekJratio 1 : 0.5 : 1 and enthalpy of 28. In the
(2)reaction : P(s) +of a reatants and
The enthalpies O (g)
productsPO(g) the amount of
are equal
(2) Decreases by 10 kJ 2 2
formation of XY from X, Y is –100 kJ. The B.E. of X 2
is (3)
heatDeviation
evolved isfrom thermodythe
x kJ.Consider namics equ ilib
following rium is in
statements
(3)
(1) Zero
200 kJ/mol (2) 100 kJ/mol infinitesimally
this regard : small
(4) None of these
(3) 300 kJ/mol (4) 1/3 (4) None
The x canofbethese
termed as :
7. Work
23. If S done inH
0 for reversible
, Cl andisothermal process
HCl are 0.13, is given
0.22 by KJ K
and 0.19 –1 mol – (a) Heat of reaction (b) Heat of combustion of P
14. Which of the following has highest entropy ?
2 2
V in standard entrop y for nR (c)
respectively. The total change
2 (1) Heat of formation
10 g ice of PO
at 100ºC (2) 10 g water at 0ºC
(1) 2.303 nRT log (2) – 1 × (T 2 – T 1 ) (1) a, b and c are correct (2) a and c are correct
the reaction, H + Cl V1 2HCl is (3) 10 g water at 100ºC (4) 10 g steam at 100ºC
2 2
(1) 30 JK –1 mol –1 V (2) 40 JK –1 mol –1 (3) a and b are correct (4) b and c are correct
1
(3) 15. A system absorbs 10 kJ of heat and does 4 kJ of work. The
(3) 2.303
60 JK nRT–1log
mol –1
V2
(4) None
(4) None of
of these
these
29. If P , T and V represent the initial state and P , T V the
internal
1 energy
1 of the system 2 2

24. Thestandard
change inGibb’s
free energy when one molefor
ofaagaseous
gas absorbs final state of an
(1) Decreases byideal gas Increases
6 kJ (2) then entropy
by 6change
kJ may be
8. The free energy change
200 J of heat at constant expressed as
reaction at 27ºC will bevolume and(Given
_______. temperature rises
equilibrium (3) Decreases by 14 kJ (4) Decreases by 14 kJ
from 298=K100).
constant to 300 K is

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Objective Questions THERMODYNAMICS

T P (1) 67 : 33 (2) 33 : 67
2 2
(1) S = C ln + R ln (3) 40 : 60 (4) 50 : 50
p T1 P1
T P 31. Four grams of helium is expanded from one atm to one
1 1
(2) S = C ln – RT ln
v T2 2 P2 tenth of its original pressure at 303 K. Change in entropy
T P (assuming ideal gas behaviour) is
2 1
(3) S = C ln + R ln
p T1 P2 (1) 191.5 JK –1 (2) 1.915 JK –1

(4) None of these (3) 19.15 JK –1 (4) None of these

30. Under the same condition how many ml of 1 M KOH and 32. For the reaction at 300 K
0.5 M H SO solutions, respectively when mixed for a A(g) + B(g) C(g)
2 4
total volu me o f 10 0 ml produ ce the high es t rise in E = –3.0 kcal, S = –10.0 cal/K/mole
temperature. calculate G.
(1) –600 Cal (2) –60 Cal
(3) +600 Cal (4) None of these

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