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Practice atomic structure, bonding, chemical reactions, stoichiometry, equilibrium, acids and bases, organic chemistry, analysis, and modelling.

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Sample SACE Year 12 Chemistry questions

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SACE Year 12 Chemistry Titration analysis hard titration curve

1. A titration curve has a near-vertical section where indicator colour changes. Which part should the indicator range match?

SACE 12 indicator titration curve indicator equiv. pH jump
Choices
  • The steep section near equivalence
  • Only the flat starting region
  • Only after all solution evaporates
  • The mass spectrum axis
Explanation:

An indicator is useful when its colour-change range lies within the steep pH change around equivalence.

SACE Year 12 Chemistry Equilibrium hard equilibrium diagram

2. A cobalt complex equilibrium turns bluer when chloride ion concentration is increased. Which side is favoured?

SACE 12 cobalt chloride equilibrium pink blue add Cl-
Choices
  • The blue chloride complex
  • Only water molecules
  • No complex ions
  • The pH 7 point only
Explanation:

Adding chloride favours the side that consumes chloride ions.

SACE Year 12 Chemistry Electrochemistry hard electrochemical cell

3. An electrolytic-cell diagram shows metal ions gaining electrons at one electrode. What process occurs there?

SACE 12 electrolysis reduction cell M+ metal e- in
Choices
  • Reduction
  • Oxidation
  • Esterification
  • Chromatography
Explanation:

Reduction is gain of electrons, so metal ions gaining electrons are being reduced.

SACE Year 12 Chemistry Organic and biological chemistry hard organic pathway

4. An ester hydrolysis pathway shows ethyl ethanoate reacting with water. Which pair of product types is formed?

SACE 12 ester hydrolysis pathway ester water acid + alcohol
Choices
  • A carboxylic acid and an alcohol
  • Two alkenes
  • A metal and a salt bridge
  • Only carbon dioxide
Explanation:

Hydrolysis of an ester splits it into the corresponding carboxylic acid and alcohol.

SACE Year 12 Chemistry Analysis hard mass spectrum

5. A spectrum labels the highest m/z peak as M+. What does M+ usually represent?

SACE 12 molecular ion spectrum fragment M+ m/z
Choices
  • The molecular ion
  • The pH endpoint
  • The anode only
  • A chloride ion only
Explanation:

M+ is the ionised whole molecule, so it is used to infer molecular mass.

SACE Year 12 Chemistry Kinetics hard rate graph

6. A rate graph compares the same reaction at 20 C and 40 C. The 40 C curve rises faster. Which value is larger at 40 C?

SACE 12 temperature rate graph 20 C 40 C k
Choices
  • The rate constant
  • The number of atoms destroyed
  • The molecular mass of every reactant
  • The equivalence volume must be zero
Explanation:

A higher temperature usually increases the rate constant because more collisions exceed activation energy.

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