Q: Ice ⇌ water; increasing pressure shifts: (ETEA 2018)
Q: For N₂ + 3H₂ ⇌ 2NH₃ + heat, maximum yield at: (ETEA 2018)
Q: Which one of the following acids has the highest pH value? (ETEA 2006)
Q: Which one of the following is NOT a Lewis base? (ETEA 2006)
Q: According to Bronsted–Lowry concept which of the following cannot act as an acid? (ETEA 2010)
Q: Which ion can act as both Bronsted acid and base in water? (ETEA 2010)
Q: Ionic product Kw = 0.64×10⁻¹⁴ at 18°C and 1×10⁻¹⁴ at 25°C indicates: (ETEA 2010)
Q: AlCl₃ generally behaves as: (ETEA 2012)
Q: The smaller the pKb value: (ETEA 2013)
Q: An acid is a substance which accepts: (ETEA 2014)
Q: Which ion acts as both Bronsted acid and base in water? (ETEA 2015)
Q: The proton acceptor is: (ETEA 2015)
Q: Which aqueous solution maintains constant pH? (ETEA 2015)
Q: Which acid has a strong conjugate base? (ETEA 2015)
Q: The pH of 0.001M aqueous solution of NaOH is: (ETEA 2015)
Q: Choose the weaker acid (given pKa values): (ETEA 2016)
Q: Concentration of HNO₃ solution having pH = 4: (ETEA 2016)
Q: Pick the Arrhenius acid or base: (ETEA 2016)
Q: Choose Acids that are showing leveling effect:(i) HCL (ii)HL (iii)HCL (iv)HF (ETEA 2017)
Q: pH of solution 0.1M H₂CO₃ and 0.1M NaHCO₃ (pKa=6.37) is closest to: (ETEA 2017)