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Year 12 WACE 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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WACE Year 12ChemistryAnalytical titrationhardtitration curve
1. A titration curve shows a sharp endpoint near 21.20 mL. Which titre should be used in the final calculation?
Choices
A concordant titre near 21.20 mL
Only the rough titre
A random first reading
The mass-spectrum base peak
Explanation:
Reliable titration calculations use concordant titres close to the endpoint rather than the rough run alone.
WACE Year 12ChemistryEquilibriumhardequilibrium diagram
2. For 2SO2(g) + O2(g) <-> 2SO3(g), pressure is increased. Which side is favoured by the lower number of gas moles?
Choices
SO3
SO2 and O2
No side
Only oxygen
Explanation:
The product side has 2 mol of gas compared with 3 mol on the reactant side, so higher pressure favours products.
WACE Year 12ChemistryRedoxhardelectrochemical cell
3. An Fe/Cu galvanic cell shows iron losing electrons. Which half-equation represents oxidation?
Choices
Fe(s) -> Fe2+ + 2e-
Cu2+ + 2e- -> Cu(s)
NaCl -> Na+ + Cl-
H2O -> H+ + OH-
Explanation:
Oxidation is loss of electrons, so iron forming Fe2+ and electrons is the oxidation half-equation.
WACE Year 12ChemistryOrganic synthesishardorganic pathway
4. A reaction scheme shows many ethene monomers joining to form poly(ethene). What type of reaction is this?
Choices
Addition polymerisation
Ester hydrolysis
Neutralisation
Combustion only
Explanation:
Ethene monomers add across their double bonds to make a polymer without forming a small molecule by-product.
WACE Year 12ChemistrySpectroscopyhardmass spectrum
5. A mass spectrum for butan-1-ol includes a molecular ion at m/z 74. What does this peak represent?
Choices
The molecular ion
The solvent only
A pH indicator
The salt bridge
Explanation:
The molecular ion is the ionised whole molecule and gives the relative molecular mass.
WACE Year 12ChemistryAcid equilibriahardtitration curve
6. A weak-acid titration curve marks the half-equivalence point. What is true at this point?
Choices
pH = pKa
pH must be 14
No acid remains initially
The base peak is tallest
Explanation:
For a weak acid titration, the half-equivalence point has equal acid and conjugate base concentrations, so pH equals pKa.
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