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Year 12 TAS 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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These sample questions are visible on the page before login. They show TASC Year 12 Chemistry titration curves, equilibrium shifts, electrochemical cells, organic reactions, spectra, and kinetic data with diagrams, tables, curves, and spectra before opening the demo.
TASC Year 12ChemistryTitration datahardtitration curve
1. Three concordant titres are 18.60 mL, 18.65 mL and 18.62 mL. What average titre should be used to two decimal places?
Choices
18.62 mL
18.00 mL
18.95 mL
55.87 mL
Explanation:
The mean is (18.60 + 18.65 + 18.62) / 3 = 18.623..., which rounds to 18.62 mL.
TASC Year 12ChemistryEquilibriumhardequilibrium diagram
2. The forward reaction in an equilibrium is endothermic. If temperature is increased, which direction is favoured?
Choices
The endothermic forward direction
Only the exothermic reverse direction
No shift can occur
Only the salt bridge
Explanation:
Adding heat favours the direction that absorbs heat.
TASC Year 12ChemistryElectrochemistryhardelectrochemical cell
3. A galvanic-cell diagram includes a salt bridge between the half-cells. What is its main role?
Choices
It allows ions to move and maintain charge balance.
It supplies all electrons.
It is the organic reactant.
It measures pH directly.
Explanation:
Ion movement through the salt bridge completes the circuit and prevents charge build-up.
TASC Year 12ChemistryOrganic chemistryhardorganic pathway
4. A secondary alcohol is oxidised in the pathway shown. Which product type is formed?
Choices
A ketone
A primary alcohol
An alkene only
A salt bridge
Explanation:
Secondary alcohols are oxidised to ketones under typical senior Chemistry conditions.
TASC Year 12ChemistryAnalysishardmass spectrum
5. A mass spectrum labels the tallest peak as the base peak. Which statement defines the base peak?
Choices
It is the tallest peak in the spectrum.
It is always the highest m/z peak.
It is the pH endpoint.
It is the anode.
Explanation:
The base peak is assigned 100% relative intensity because it is the tallest peak.
TASC Year 12ChemistryBuffer systemshardpH scale
6. A pH scale model shows a buffer changing only slightly when a small amount of acid is added. What property is being shown?
Choices
Resistance to pH change
Complete loss of all ions
A zero-order rate law
A polymer repeat unit
Explanation:
Buffers contain a weak acid/base pair that can react with added acid or base, limiting pH change.
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TASC 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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