Reversible And Irreversible Reaction MCQs

21. A reaction that goes to completion is classified as:

  • A) Reversible
  • B) Irreversible
  • C) Spontaneous
  • D) Endothermic
  • Answer: B

22. The state in which the forward and reverse reactions are equal is called:

  • A) Static equilibrium
  • B) Dynamic equilibrium
  • C) Irreversible reaction
  • D) Completion
  • Answer: B

23. Which of the following reactions is typically irreversible?

  • A) Decomposition of water
  • B) Photosynthesis in plants
  • C) Dissociation of acetic acid in water
  • D) Formation of carbon dioxide from carbon and oxygen
  • Answer: D

24. At dynamic equilibrium:

  • A) All reactants are converted to products
  • B) Concentrations of reactants and products remain constant
  • C) Reaction rates of forward and reverse reactions are zero
  • D) Reactants are replenished constantly
  • Answer: B

25. Which process is reversible?

  • A) Burning of paper
  • B) Freezing of water
  • C) Mixing of sand and salt
  • D) Formation of rust
  • Answer: B

26. Reversible reactions are often indicated by:

  • A) A single-headed arrow (→)
  • B) A double-headed arrow (⇌)
  • C) A half-arrow (⇀)
  • D) No arrow at all
  • Answer: B

27. If a product of a reversible reaction is continuously removed, the equilibrium will:

  • A) Shift to produce more products
  • B) Shift to produce more reactants
  • C) Remain constant
  • D) Stop entirely
  • Answer: A

28. In an open system, a reversible reaction:

  • A) Never reaches equilibrium
  • B) Reaches equilibrium quickly
  • C) Proceeds irreversibly
  • D) Is unaffected by surroundings
  • Answer: A

29. The process of dissociation of molecules into ions in a solution is typically:

  • A) Reversible
  • B) Irreversible
  • C) Exothermic only
  • D) Endothermic only
  • Answer: A

30. An example of a reversible physical change is:

  • A) Rusting of iron
  • B) Melting of ice
  • C) Combustion of wood
  • D) Decomposition of potassium chlorate
  • Answer: B

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