1 Which yield is always less than or equal to theoretical yield? A Actual yield B Percentage yield C Limiting yield D Maximum yield
3 A fuel cell produces electricity by: A Burning fuel directly B Electrochemical reaction C Nuclear reaction D Photosynthesis
5 Which of the following is used to prepare a dilute solution from a concentrated one? A Evaporation B Distillation C Dilution D Filtration
6 Which term refers to the calculated amount of product? A Actual yield B Percentage yield C Theoretical yield D Limiting yield
8 Which of the following is a secondary cell? A Dry cell B Fuel cell C Lead-acid battery D Daniell cell
10 Electroplating is used to: A Purify metals B Extract metals C Coat one metal with another D Produce electricity
11 Which quantity is used to compare reactants in a balanced equation? A Mass ratio B Volume ratio C Mole ratio D Density ratio
13 Percentage yield is calculated using which formula? A (Actual/Theoretical) × 100 B (Theoretical/Actual) × 100 C Actual + Theoretical D Actual − Theoretical
14 The amount of product formed depends on: A Excess reactant B Limiting reactant C Temperature only D Pressure only
16 Hydrogen-oxygen fuel cell uses: A Hydrogen as oxidant B Oxygen as fuel C Hydrogen as fuel D Water as fuel
19 The amount of substance is directly proportional to: A Volume B Mass C Number of particles D Density
20 Dilution of a solution involves: A Adding solute B Removing solute C Adding solvent D Heating solution
21 A battery is a device that: A Stores electrical energy B Produces heat energy C Consumes electricity D Produces light only
22 Which reactant remains unconsumed after reaction completion? A Limiting reactant B Catalyst C Non-limiting reactant D Product
23 One mole of any substance contains how many particles? A 6.02 × 10^22 B 6.02 × 10^21 C 6.02 × 10^23 D 6.02 × 10^24
24 Which quantity remains unchanged during dilution? A Volume B Molarity C Moles of solute D Strength