Free Properties of Liquids MCQs with Answers

145 Properties of Liquids MCQs from Chemistry, each with the correct answer and a written explanation of why it is correct. Free and unlimited, with no account needed.

Liquid behavior depends on intermolecular forces, which produce surface tension, viscosity, capillary action and a definite volume without a fixed shape. The topic also covers vapor pressure, evaporation, boiling point and the effect of temperature and external pressure, while distinguishing evaporation at the surface from boiling throughout the liquid.

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  • A. 3%
  • B. 3.5%
  • C. 2.5%
  • D. 2%

Explanation: Average seawater contains about 3.5% dissolved salts by mass, commonly expressed as approximately 35 parts per thousand.

Correct answer: 3.5%
  • A. 0.20 m glucose
  • B. 0.20 m NaCl
  • C. 0.15 m CaCl2
  • D. 0.25 m sucrose

Explanation: Boiling-point elevation depends on the total number of dissolved particles, approximately i x molality: glucose gives 0.20, NaCl gives 2 x…

Correct answer: 0.15 m CaCl2
  • A. Anionic
  • B. Cationic
  • C. Nonionic
  • D. Neutral

Explanation: Nonionic surfactants do not carry charged head groups, so their performance is much less affected by Ca2+ and Mg2+ ions in hard water.

Correct answer: Nonionic
  • A. Density
  • B. Specific gravity
  • C. Fluidity
  • D. Absorbance

Explanation: Fluidity measures how easily a liquid flows and is defined as the reciprocal of viscosity: fluidity = 1/viscosity.

Correct answer: Fluidity
  • A. parts of solute in 1000 parts of solvent
  • B. parts of solvent in 1000 parts of solute
  • C. parts of solute in one million parts of solution
  • D. parts of solvent in one million parts of solute

Explanation: Parts per million means the amount of solute present per one million parts of solution, such as 1 mg solute per 1 kg aqueous solution.

Correct answer: parts of solute in one million parts of solution
  • A. Molecules are surrounded by solvent molecules
  • B. Ions are surrounded by solvent molecules
  • C. Both ions and molecules are surrounded by solvent molecules
  • D. Both ions and molecules are surrounded by water molecules

Explanation: Hydration is the solvation process in which dissolved ions or molecules become surrounded by water molecules.

Correct answer: Both ions and molecules are surrounded by water molecules
  • A. % w/w
  • B. % w/v
  • C. % v/v
  • D. % v/w

Explanation: Both the alcohol and water amounts are measured as volumes, so the concentration is expressed as volume by volume, or % v/v.

Correct answer: % v/v
  • A. solvent
  • B. solute
  • C. phase
  • D. ion

Explanation: The solute is the component present in the smaller amount and is dissolved by the solvent, which is usually present in the larger amount.

Correct answer: solute
  • A. One Molal NaCI
  • B. One molal KCI solution
  • C. One molal CaCI2
  • D. One molal urea solution

Explanation: Freezing-point depression is proportional to the number of dissolved particles, ΔTf = iKf m.

Correct answer: One molal CaCI2
  • A. Molarity
  • B. Molality
  • C. More fraction of solvent
  • D. Mole fraction of solute

Explanation: The molal boiling-point constant is defined by ΔTb = Kb m, so Kb = ΔTb / m, where m is molality in mol kg−1.

Correct answer: Molality
  • A. Na2SO4
  • B. AlCl3
  • C. CuSO4
  • D. NH4Cl

Explanation: In the usual school-level approximation, Na2SO4 is treated as a salt of a strong acid and strong base, so its ions do not appreciably…

Correct answer: Na2SO4
  • A. basic
  • B. acidic
  • C. neutral
  • D. cannot be presicted without data

Explanation: At the usual introductory level, Na2SO4 is considered to come from a strong acid and a strong base, so its solution is treated as neutral.

Correct answer: neutral
  • A. Beckmanns method
  • B. Landsbergers method
  • C. Linds method
  • D. none of the above

Explanation: The Landsberger method is used to determine the elevation of boiling point by comparing the boiling behaviour of a solution with that of…

Correct answer: Landsbergers method
  • A. saturated solutions of each liquid
  • B. unsaturated solutions of each liquid
  • C. normal solution of each liquid
  • D. no layer formation takes place

Explanation: In a partially miscible liquid pair, each layer contains as much of the other liquid as it can dissolve at that temperature, so both…

Correct answer: saturated solutions of each liquid
  • A. Super saturated solution
  • B. unsaturated solution
  • C. saturated solution
  • D. dilute solution

Explanation: A saturated solution contains the maximum amount of solute that can dissolve at a specified temperature, so adding more solute will not…

Correct answer: saturated solution
  • A. solution
  • B. compound
  • C. radical
  • D. ion

Explanation: A solution is a homogeneous mixture in which one or more solutes are uniformly distributed in a solvent, so its composition is the same…

Correct answer: solution
  • A. Non-electrolye solute
  • B. Non-volatile solute
  • C. Dilute solution
  • D. All of the above

Explanation: In the usual introductory treatment, colligative-property calculations use a dilute solution containing a non-volatile, non-electrolyte…

Correct answer: All of the above
  • A. Opals
  • B. Dust particles in smoke
  • C. Paints
  • D. Fog

Explanation: Fog is an aerosol consisting of tiny liquid water droplets dispersed in a gas, so it is a liquid-in-gas colloidal system.

Correct answer: Fog
  • A. 5 to 200 kg
  • B. 20-200 kg
  • C. 200-400 kg
  • D. 30-400 kg

Explanation: Macronutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium are required in relatively large amounts, commonly about 5 to 200 kg per acre…

Correct answer: 5 to 200 kg
  • A. 60
  • B. 70
  • C. 80
  • D. 90Hiring An Environmental Sustainability Consultant

Explanation: Coagulation destabilises colloidal particles so they join into larger flocs that settle or are filtered, and conventional treatment…

Correct answer: 80