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Year 12 HSC Chemistry practice questions
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Skills covered
Practice atomic structure, bonding, chemical reactions, stoichiometry, equilibrium, acids and bases, organic chemistry, analysis, and modelling.
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HSC Year 12ChemistryAcid-base reactionshardtitration curve
1. A weak acid is titrated with a strong base. The curve shows the equivalence point above pH 7. Which statement is best supported?
Choices
The solution is basic at equivalence.
The equivalence point must be pH 1.
No salt forms.
The acid becomes a metal.
Explanation:
The conjugate base of the weak acid makes the equivalence solution basic.
HSC Year 12ChemistryEquilibrium systemshardequilibrium diagram
2. In the chromate-dichromate equilibrium, adding acid shifts the system toward orange dichromate ions. Which side is favoured?
Choices
Dichromate ions
Chromate ions only
Water molecules only
No shift is possible
Explanation:
Adding H+ favours the side that consumes H+, producing more dichromate ions.
HSC Year 12ChemistryRedoxhardelectrochemical cell
3. A galvanic-cell diagram labels the anode and cathode. At which electrode does oxidation occur?
Choices
The anode
The cathode
The salt bridge
The wire coating
Explanation:
Oxidation is loss of electrons and occurs at the anode in an electrochemical cell.
HSC Year 12ChemistryOrganic reactionshardorganic pathway
4. A reaction pathway shows ethanoic acid reacting with ethanol under reflux. What ester is formed?
Choices
Ethyl ethanoate
Ethanol
Ethene
Sodium ethanoate only
Explanation:
A carboxylic acid plus an alcohol can form an ester and water. Ethanoic acid with ethanol forms ethyl ethanoate.
HSC Year 12ChemistryAnalysishardmass spectrum
5. A mass spectrum has its tallest peak at m/z 43 and a molecular ion at m/z 88. Which peak is the base peak?
Choices
m/z 43
m/z 88
m/z 0
Every peak
Explanation:
The base peak is the tallest peak in the spectrum, regardless of whether it is the molecular ion.
HSC Year 12ChemistryCatalystshardreaction profile
6. A catalysed pathway on a reaction profile has a lower peak than the uncatalysed pathway. What has changed?
Choices
Activation energy decreases.
The products disappear.
Atoms stop being conserved.
The reaction becomes impossible.
Explanation:
A catalyst provides an alternative pathway with lower activation energy.
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HSC Year 12 Chemistry practice should help students connect chemical reasoning to visible evidence: titration curves, equilibrium shifts, electrochemical cells, organic reactions, spectra, and kinetic data. These examples preview that visual reasoning before the no-login Chemistry demo.
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