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SL - What Drives Chemical Reactions

25 MCQ from 2025 Question Bank What Drives Chemical Reactions (all topics)

DP IB SL Chemistry Quiz

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1. Which row represents the enthalpy change for condensation and sublimation phase changes?

  • Condensation Sublimation
    A. Endothermic Exothermic
    B. Endothermic Endothermic
    C. Exothermic Exothermic
    D. Exothermic Endothermic

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2. Which statement about ozone is correct?

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3. Which statements about average bond enthalpies are correct?

I.Average bond enthalpies are endothermic
II.Average bond enthalpies depend on the strength of the covalent bonds
III.Average bond enthalpies are unique to the covalent bonds in a specific compound

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4. Which of the following correctly depicts the product(s) at the cathode and the direction of electron flow in an electrochemical fuel cell?

Product(s) at the cathode Direction of electron flow
A. H2O and CO2 anode to cathode
B. anode to cathode
C. H2O and CO2 cathode to anode
D. H2O cathode to anode

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5. Which enthalpy change cannot be calculated directly from average bond enthalpy data?

 

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6. What is the correct order of specific energy from highest to lowest for methane, hydrogen gas, ethanol, and butane?
Use the enthalpies of combustion in Table 14 of the data booklet.

 

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7. A block of nickel of mass m=70 g whose initial temperature T1=18.70∘C, absorbs 350 J of heat. Given that the specific heat capacity of Ni is approximately 0.50 Jg^−1K^−1, calculate the final temperature of the block , in ∘C.

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8. When a small amount of solid sodium hydroxide is added to a sample of dilute hydrochloric acid, an exothermic reaction takes place.

The following graph shows the temperature of the acid during the reaction. The cooling of the solution after the initial reaction follows an approximately linear trend, as indicated by the dotted line.

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What value for the temperature change, ΔT, should be used to calculate the change in energy, q, during the reaction?  q=mcΔT

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9. For the combustion of magnesium, which of the following are correct for the products and enthalpy of reaction?

 ?  ?

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10. Which expression gives the enthalpy change, , for the production of hydrated copper (II) sulfate from its anhydrous salt:

5.2-298

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11. Which of the following is true in exothermic reactions?

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12. Given the enthalpy changes for the reactions below.

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13. What is the sum of the coefficients in the balanced equation for the combustion of silver metal to form solid silver oxide?

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14.

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15. If a reaction is endothermic:

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16. The following diagram shows the enthalpy of the reactants and products of a reaction involving gaseous covalent compounds. Which statement is correct?

5.3-319

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17. The enthalpy diagram below shows that:

5.1-216

 

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18. Choose the correct equation for the diagram below:

5.2-296

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19. Which type of fuel is most likely to undergo incomplete combustion?

 

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20. Which expression represents the enthalpy change for CO(g) + HO(g) → CO2(g)+H2(g)?

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21. Which of the following is correct in an endothermic reaction?

  • Temperature of the surroundings Energy stored in bonds
    A. increases increases
    B. increases decreases
    C. decreases increases
    D. decreases decreases

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22. Ethanol in biofuel is produced through which of the following methods?

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23. How many electrons are transferred in the balanced equation in a hydrogen fuel cell under acidic conditions?

Overall reaction: 2H2(g)+O2(g) →2H2O(I)

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24. Which of the following correctly states the products for the combustion of butane under conditions where there is very little oxygen?

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25. Which of the following is correct for crude oil?

Renewable or non-renewable? Energy density By-products from combustion
A. Renewable energy source High SO2,NOx,CO2
B. Non-renewable energy source High SO2,NOx,CO2
C. Non-Renewable energy source High CO2
D. Non-Renewable energy source Low SO2,NOx,CO2

 

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