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  1. Arhenious equation shows the variation of __________ with temperature.

  2. A.
    reaction rate
    B.
    rate constant
    C.
    energy of activation
    D.
    frequency factor

  3. When a catalyst increases the rate of chemical reaction, the rate constant

  4. A.
    decreases
    B.
    increases
    C.
    remains constant
    D.
    becomes infinite

  5. In which of the following reactions, the equilibrium will shift to the right, if the total pressure is increased?

  6. A.
    H2 + Cl2 2HCl
    B.
    N2 + O2 2NO
    C.
    N2O4 2 NO2
    D.
    H2 + I2 2HI

  7. The catalyst in a first order chemical reaction changes the

  8. A.
    equilibrium constant
    B.
    activation energy
    C.
    heat of formation of the product
    D.
    heat of reaction

  9. Oil is hydrogenated using nickel catalyst in a __________ reactor.

  10. A.
    batch
    B.
    slurry
    C.
    fluidised bed
    D.
    fixed bed

  11. The performance equations for constant density systems are identical for

  12. A.
    P.F.R. and backmix reactor.
    B.
    P.F.R. and batch reactor.
    C.
    P.F.R, batch reactor and backmix reactor.
    D.
    batch reactor and backmix reactor.

  13. Reaction rate of a first order reaction, which is half completed in 23 minutes will be

  14. A.
    0.03 sec-1
    B.
    0.03 min-1
    C.
    0.03 hr-1
    D.
    0.05 min-1

  15. Which of the following is the optimum operating condition for an exothermic reversible reaction taking place in a plug-flow reactor ?

  16. A.
    Temperature should be high in the beginning and decreased towards the end of the reaction.
    B.
    Very low temperature should be used throughout the reaction.
    C.
    Very high temperature should be used throughout the reaction.
    D.
    none of these.

  17. The half life period 't' of a zero order reaction, , is equal to

  18. A.
    CA0/2K
    B.
    CA0/K
    C.
    0.693/K
    D.
    1/K

  19. The point selectivity of the product 'Y' in the reaction,

    is equal to

  20. A.
    K1/K2
    B.
    K2/K1
    C.
    K1-K2
    D.
    K2-K1