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1st Year Chemistry Short Questions (Chapter 3)

 If you are in 1st year class


And searching for important short questions for your exams preparation than read it out 


Here is some short questions from chapter 3 of 1st year




INTRODUCTION 


1.Why liquids are less common than solid and gases?


2. Compare the properties of gas, liquid and solids.


3. Define atmospheric pressure, write its various units 


BOYLE'S LAWS 


4. Define Boyle's law and give its mathematical expression 


5. What are isotherms. What happened to their position at higher temperature?


6. The product of pressure and volume at constant temperature is constant quantity. Why?


7. The straight line of graph of P vs 1/V goes closer to pressure axis at higher temperature.why?


CHARLES'S LAW 


8. Define Charles's law and give its mathematical expression,


9. Charles's law is not obeyed when temperature is measured on Celsius scale. Justify


10. Write quantitative definition of Charles's law. 


11. What is absolute zero. Give its relation with factor 1/273 in Charles's law?


12. Justify that the volume of a gas theoretically becomes zero at -273 °C 


13. Define thermometry. What are various scales of thermometry. Convert 80°C to Fahrenheit


GENERAL GAS EQUATION 


14. Derive general gas equation


15 Derive the units of R when pressure is in atmosphere and volume in dm3


16. Derive SI units of R 


17 Prove that 



 (Derive an expression for the density of a gas) 


18 Derive molecular mass of a gas by general gas equation 


AVOGADRO 'S LAW 


19. Define Avogadro 's law of gases 


20. Justify that I cm3 of H2 and 1 cm3 of CH4 have same no. of molecules although CH4 is 8 times heavy than H2. 


DALTONS LAW OF PARTIAL PRESSURE


21. State Dalton's law of partial pressure. Write its mathematical form


22. Derive an expression to find partial pressure of a gas.


23. How will you calculate the partial pressure of dry gas which is collected over water?


24.Why pilots feel uncomfortable breathing at high altitude?


25.why normal air cannot be breathed in deep sea. 


26. Explain the application of Dalton's law in the process of respiration 


DIFFUSION AND EFFUSION 


27 Differentiate b/w diffusion and effusion


28 State Graham's law of diffusion and give its mathematical form 


29. Why lighter gases diffuse more rapidly than beavier gases?


KINETIC MOLECULAR THEORY OF GASES


30.List four postulates of KMT of gases


31. State mathematical expression of Kinetic equation and root mean square velocity?


32. Explain Boyle's law, Charles's law, Graham's law and Avogadro's law in light of KMT.


LIQUIFICATION OF GASES 


33. Define critical temperature, pressure and volume of a gas. 


34. Define joule Thomson effect. Why it is not applicable to H, and He. (NH3 can be liquified casily but H2 does not. Why)?


35. What is cause of Joule Thomson effect?


36. Explain linds 's method of liquification of gases. 


NON-IDEAL BEHAVIOUR OF GASES


37. Why gases deviate from ideal behavior at high pressure and low temperature?


38.At which conditions gases deviate from ideal behavior?


39.What is compressibility factor. Write its value for ideal gas,


40.H2 and He are ideal at room temperature but SO2 and Cl2 are non-ideal. Why?


VANDER WALLS EQUATION FOR REAL GASES 


41. Why pressure correction is done by Vander Wall?


42.What is excluded volume?


43.Give physical significance of Vander wall 's constant a & b


44.Describe SI units of a & b 


PLASMA STATE


45. What is plasma. How it is formed?


46. Classify plasma as natural and artificial


47 Write two characteristics of plasma.


48 Where is plasma found?


49. Write four applications of plasma



    REGARDS : TALHA


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