Chapter 5 Physical States Of Matter Chemistry 9th Class Punjab MCQ Tests
9th Class Chemistry Chapter 5 MCQ Tests
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Total Questions: 20
Total Marks: 20
Time: 20 Mins
Total Questions: 20
Total Marks: 20
Time: 20 Mins
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Question # 1
Evaporation causes _____effect ,due to this effect water is contained in the pitcher.
Question # 2
The boiling point of water is_____ degree celsius, where internal vapour pressure becomes equal to atmospheric pressure.
Question # 3
What state of matter is rain?
Question # 4
Which of the following operation do not have diffusion of solids?
Question # 5
Converting 850 mmHg into atm units of pressure then _____ will be the value.
Question # 6
Density of gold which is exists in solid form is found out to be _____g/ml.
Question # 7
Molecules of gas escaping one by one, through a small opening between two compartments called_____.
Question # 8
According to Charle\'s Law_____ of a gas isdirectly to volume of the gas molecules
Question # 9
The temperature remains constant during phase change because the increased_____ is used to overcome the cohesive forces in the liquid.
Question # 10
Mass that a cube contains is 40 gm and having side length of 1 cm. What is the density in g/mL of the material inside the cube?
Question # 11
The melting point of mercury is _____.
Question # 12
Some propane occupies 125 cm3 at 11.0 °C. Find the temperature when the volume of the propane is 105 cm3. (Assume that the pressure is held constant.)
Question # 13
At 17 degree celsius sample of H2 occupies 125 cm3. What would be the volume at 100 degree celsius?
Question # 14
Smell of a perfume spray spreaded in the whole room is the best example of _____.
Question # 15
Convert 0 K °C.
Question # 16
The ability of movement in solid molecules will be _____as compare to liquidand gas molecules.
Question # 17
Water bubbles arising in the beaker provided with the temperature of 100 degree celsius is example of_____.
Question # 18
mmHg is equals to _____atm.
Question # 19
Densities for _____and _____do not change significantly at ordinary conditions with pressure.
Question # 20
When the solid and liquid phase are in equilibrium, the temperature_____.
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Question # 1
Evaporation causes _____effect ,due to this effect water is contained in the pitcher.
Question # 2
The boiling point of water is_____ degree celsius, where internal vapour pressure becomes equal to atmospheric pressure.
Question # 3
What state of matter is rain?
Question # 4
Which of the following operation do not have diffusion of solids?
Question # 5
Converting 850 mmHg into atm units of pressure then _____ will be the value.
Question # 6
Density of gold which is exists in solid form is found out to be _____g/ml.
Question # 7
Molecules of gas escaping one by one, through a small opening between two compartments called_____.
Question # 8
According to Charle\'s Law_____ of a gas isdirectly to volume of the gas molecules
Question # 9
The temperature remains constant during phase change because the increased_____ is used to overcome the cohesive forces in the liquid.
Question # 10
Mass that a cube contains is 40 gm and having side length of 1 cm. What is the density in g/mL of the material inside the cube?
Question # 11
The melting point of mercury is _____.
Question # 12
Some propane occupies 125 cm3 at 11.0 °C. Find the temperature when the volume of the propane is 105 cm3. (Assume that the pressure is held constant.)
Question # 13
At 17 degree celsius sample of H2 occupies 125 cm3. What would be the volume at 100 degree celsius?
Question # 14
Smell of a perfume spray spreaded in the whole room is the best example of _____.
Question # 15
Convert 0 K °C.
Question # 16
The ability of movement in solid molecules will be _____as compare to liquidand gas molecules.
Question # 17
Water bubbles arising in the beaker provided with the temperature of 100 degree celsius is example of_____.
Question # 18
mmHg is equals to _____atm.
Question # 19
Densities for _____and _____do not change significantly at ordinary conditions with pressure.
Question # 20
When the solid and liquid phase are in equilibrium, the temperature_____.
Total Questions
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Chemistry MCQ Test by Topics
- +5.1 Gaseous State:Typical Properties
- +5.1.1 Diffusion
- +5.1.2 Effusion
- +5.1.3 Pressure
- +5..1.3.0 Standard Atmospheric Pressure
- +5.1.4 Compressibility
- +5.1.6 Mobility
- +5.1.7 Density of Gases
- +5.2 Laws Related to Gases
- +5.2.1 Boyles Law
- +5.2.1.0 Experimental Verification of Boyles law
- +5.2.1.1 Absolute Temperature Scale
- +5.2.2 Charles Law
- +5.2.2.0 Experimental Verification of Charles Law
- +5.2.2.1 Physical States of Matter and Role of Intermolecular Forces
- +5.3 Typical Properties
- +5.3.1 Evaporation
- +5.3.2 Vapour Pressure
- +5.3.3 Boiling Point
- +5.3.4 Freezing Point
- +5.3.5 Diffusion
- +5.3.6 Density
- +5.3.6.0 SOLID STATE
- +5.4 Typical Properties
- +5.4.1 Melting point
- +5.4.2 Rigidity
- +5.4.3 Density
- +5.5 Types of Solids
- +5.5.1 Amorphous Solids
- +5.5.2 Crystalline Solids
- +5.6 Allotropy
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