Reversible Reactions and Equilibrium

Reversible Reactions and Equilibrium Quiz

Spec 4.6.2.1–3 · AQA GCSE Chemistry: Quiz

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  1. 1. What symbol is used to represent a reversible reaction?

    • A. →
    • B. ⇌
    • C. =
    • D.
  2. 2. In dynamic equilibrium, what is true about the forward and reverse reactions?

    • A. Both have stopped
    • B. Only the forward reaction is happening
    • C. They occur at exactly the same rate
    • D. The reverse reaction is faster
  3. 3. A reversible reaction releases 60 kJ in the forward direction. What happens in the reverse direction?

    • A. It releases 60 kJ as well
    • B. It absorbs 60 kJ
    • C. It absorbs 120 kJ
    • D. No energy is transferred
  4. 4. For dynamic equilibrium to be reached, what condition must the system be in?

    • A. An open system
    • B. A closed system
    • C. A system at high temperature only
    • D. A system with a catalyst present
  5. 5. (HT) According to Le Chatelier's Principle, what happens when a system at equilibrium experiences a change in conditions?

    • A. The system moves further in the direction of the change
    • B. The system shifts to counteract the change
    • C. The reaction stops completely
    • D. Nothing happens to the equilibrium position

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