1. Electrochemical Cell
1.What is the equivalent EMF of a series combination of n cells?
[A] the arithmetic mean of their EMFs
[B] the product of their individual EMF
[C] the sum of their individual EMF
[D] None of the above
2.What is the equivalent internal resistance of a series
combination of n cells?
[A] the arithmetic mean of their internal resistance
[B] the product of their individual internal resistance
[C] the sum of their individual internal resistance
[D] the sum of the reciprocal of their individual internal
resistance
3.What do we call the resistance offered by the electrolyte and
electrodes when the current flows?
[A] External resistance
[B] Internal resistance
[C] Electrolytic power
[D] Electrode Potential
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2. Electrochemical Cell
4.Which of these are electrochemical cells?
[A] Galvanic cells
[B] Electrolytic cells
[C] Both a and b
[D] None of the above
5.What do we call a cell that induces a spontaneous redox
reaction to create a flow of electrical charges?
[A] Voltaic cell
[B] Electrolytic cell
[C] Such cells don’t exist
[D] None of the above
6.Which of the following cells is the basis of Non-rechargeable
batteries?
[A] Galvanic cells
[B] Electrolytic cells
[C] Both a and b
[D] None of the above
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3. Electrochemical Cell
7.What do we call the cell that requires an outside electrical
source to drive the non-spontaneous redox reaction?
[A] Voltaic cell
[B] Electrolytic cell
[C] Galvanic cell
[D] None of the above
8.What kind of cell is the mobile phone battery when it is being
charged?
[A] Galvanic cell
[B] Fuel cell
[C] Electrolytic cell
[D] None of the above
9.Which of the following is correct NOT correct about inert
electrodes?
[A] They serve as source of electrons
[B] They take part in the chemical reaction
[C] Both a and b
[D] None of the above
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4. Electrochemical Cell
10.Which of the following metals are commonly used as inert
electrodes?
[A] Platinum
[B] Carbon
[C] Mercury
[D] All of the above
11.What do we call the electrode that can be oxidized or reduced
in half reaction?
[A] Inert electrode
[B] Active electrode
[C] Sleeping electrode
[D] Passive electrode
12.What is the device used to measure the cell potential?
[A] Ammeter
[B] Voltmeter
[C] Wattmeter
[D] None of the above
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5. Electrochemical Cell
13.What is the role of Salt bridge?
[A] allows the ions to flow from one half cell to another
[B] prevents the flow of solutions from one half cell to another
[C] Both a and b
[D] None of the above
14.What do we call the cell that converts the potential energy
from a fuel into electricity?
[A] Electrolytic cell
[B] Galvanic cell
[C] Dry cell
[D] Fuel cell
15.Which of these is NOT a product of a fuel cell?
[A] Water
[B] Electricity
[C] Heat
[D] None of the above
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6. Electrochemical Cell
16.What do we call a device which generates electric energy
using chemical energy?
[A] Potentiometer
[B] Resistor
[C] Cell
[D] Metre bridge
17.Which of the following is correct about EMF of a cell?
[A] it is the potential difference between the electrodes when
current is flowing in the cell
[B] it is the drift velocity of the electrons when there is no
current in the cell
[C] it is the potential difference between the electrodes when
there is no current in the cell
[D] None of the above
18.What is the substance known as where free ions are present
in a cell?
[A] Electrodes
[B] Electrolyte
[C] Coolant
[D] None of the above
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7. Electrochemical Cell
19.What is the direction of current through electrolyte in a
galvanic cell?
[A] flows from cathode to anode
[B] flows from anode to cathode
[C] flows in both direction
[D] None of the above
20.What is the direction of current through external circuit in a
galvanic cell?
[A] flows from cathode to anode
[B] flows from anode to cathode
[C] flows in both direction
[D] None of the above
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