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    The document contains a 20 question chemistry quiz on acids, bases and salts. It includes the questions, answers and explanations. The quiz covers topics such as: - The characteristic properties of acids being due to hydronium ions - Strong acids being mostly ions in solution while weak acids are both molecules and ions - Examples of acids, bases, and acid/base reactions. The quiz has a duration of 60 minutes and is worth a maximum of 60 marks. It tests knowledge of the key concepts around acids, bases, salts and acid-base reactions.

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    The document contains a 20 question chemistry quiz on acids, bases and salts. It includes the questions, answers and explanations. The quiz covers topics such as: - The characteristic properties of acids being due to hydronium ions - Strong acids being mostly ions in solution while weak acids are both molecules and ions - Examples of acids, bases, and acid/base reactions. The quiz has a duration of 60 minutes and is worth a maximum of 60 marks. It tests knowledge of the key concepts around acids, bases, salts and acid-base reactions.

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    The document contains a 20 question chemistry quiz on acids, bases and salts. It includes the questions, answers and explanations. The quiz covers topics such as: - The characteristic properties of acids being due to hydronium ions - Strong acids being mostly ions in solution while weak acids are both molecules and ions - Examples of acids, bases, and acid/base reactions. The quiz has a duration of 60 minutes and is worth a maximum of 60 marks. It tests knowledge of the key concepts around acids, bases, salts and acid-base reactions.

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    Subject: Chemistry
    Topic: Acids bases and salts
    No. of Questions: 20
    Duration: 60 Min

    Maximum Marks: 60

    Q:1 The characteristic properties of an acid is due to the presence of ____________

    A. hydride ions
    B. hydroxyl ions
    C. hydronium ions
    D. oxide ions

    Sol:(C) it is due to H+ ion which in diluted form is H3O+ Hydronium ion.

    Q:2 A strong acid in solution is __________

    A. mostly molecules
    B. mostly ions
    C. both molecules and ions
    D. mostly water

    Sol: (B) strong acid dissociates easily into ions.

    Q:3 A weak acid in solution is __________

    A. mostly molecules
    B. mostly ions
    C. both molecules and ions
    D. less water

    Sol: (C) Weak acid do not dissociate much so it has both molecules as well as ions.

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    Q:4 The pH of a carbonated drink is ___________

    A. less than 7
    B. more than 7
    C. equal to 7
    D. approximately 7.8

    Sol: (A) As carbonated drink is acidic in nature so pH will be less than 7.

    Q:5 An acid is __________

    A. a proton donor
    B. a proton acceptor
    C. electron donor
    D. electron acceptor

    Sol: (A) Fact

    Q:6 The drying of milk of lime (white washing) is due to the action of _____________

    A. oxygen in air
    B. nitrogen in air
    C. CO2 in air
    D. hydrogen in air

    Sol: (C) Fact

    Q:7 A salt derived from a strong base and a weak acid will give a salt that is ________

    A. acidic
    B. basic
    C. neutral
    D. volatile

    Sol: (B) As strong base, so it will be basic.

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    Q:8 When litmus is added to a solution of borax it turns__________

    A. red
    B. pink
    C. remains colorless
    D. blue

    Sol: (D) As it is base.

    Q:9 Which of the following is not a mixed salt?

    A. K.Ca.PO4
    B. Ca(OCI)CI
    C. Na.K.CO3
    D. KCI

    Sol: (D) All other except 4 is mixed salt.

    Q:10 Which is a soluble base in water?

    A. Fe(OH)3
    B. Cu(OH)2
    C. Zn(OH)2
    D. NaOH

    Sol: (D) Fact

    Q:11 Which of the following is a weak base?

    A. NaOH
    B. KOH
    C. NH4OH
    D. Ca(OH)2

    Sol: (C) Ammonium hydroxide do not dissociate completely it is weak base.

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    Q:12 Choose the acid salt from the following

    A. NaNO3
    B. Na2SO4
    C. NaHSO4
    D. Na2CO3

    Sol: (C) Fact

    Q:13 In the following reaction, identify the products

    Na2CO3 (aq) + 2HCI (aq) → _________________

    A. Sodium chloride and water


    B. Water and carbon dioxide
    C. Sodium carbonate, carbon dioxide and water
    D. Sodium chloride, carbon dioxide and water

    Sol: (D) Fact

    Q:14 In the following reaction, identify the salt formed

    NH4OH (aq) + H2SO4 (aq) → ______________ + 2H20 (I)

    A. NH4NO3
    B. (NH4)2SO4
    C. (NH4)3PO4
    D. (NH4)2S

    Sol: (B) Ammonium sulphide is formed

    Q:15 Which of the following ionic species exist in a neutralization reaction?

    A. HCI-
    B. H+
    C. H2O
    D. H3O+

    Sol: (D) H3O+ exist in dilued hydronium ion form.

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    Q:16 What is the name of H2SO3?

    A. Sulphuric Acid
    B. Sulphurous Acid
    C. Sulphide Acid
    D. Hydrogen Sulphide.

    Sol: (b) Sulphurous Acid

    Q:17 Which gas in produced by reaction of base with metal?

    A. Carbon dioxide
    B. Dioxygen
    C. Dihydrogen
    D. Dinitrogen

    Sol: (c) Dihydrogen

    Q:18 Acid + Metal-oxide →?

    A. Base + Water
    B. Salt + Water
    C. Base + Salt
    D. Metal + Salt

    Sol (b) Salt + Water

    Q:19 Which of the following is a weak acid?

    A. Hydrochloric Acid
    B. Nitric Acid
    C. Acetic Acid
    D. Sulphuric Acid

    Sol: (c) It doesn’t dissociate completely, So weak acid

    Page|5
    Q:20 An indicator is what type of compound?

    A. reducing agent
    B. strong base or acid
    C. weak base or acid
    D. Salt

    Sol: (c) weak base or acid

    Page|6

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