MP Board Chemistry Chapter Wise Important Questions 2023
MP Board Chemistry Chapter Wise Important Questions 2023
3 Marks Questions
1. Write any three differences between ideal and non-ideal solutions
2. Write any three differences between solutions having positive deviation and
solutions having negative deviations.
3. Derive Raoult’s law for solution which contain non-volatile solute. (How can
molar mass of non-volatile solute be determined with the help of Raoult’s
law?)
4. Differentiate between molarity and molality.
5. Find the molarity / molality of pure water.
6. Define the depression of freezing point. Calculate the solute's molecular
weight by the help of depression of freezing point.
7. Define the elevation in boiling point. Calculate the solute's molecular weight
by the help of elevation in boiling.
Chapter 2 Electrochemistry
(2023 Blueprint 1 + 1 + 2 + 5 = 9 Marks)
2 Marks Questions
1. Definitions:
a. Electrolysis i. Faraday’s (I and II) laws of
b. Strong electrolytes electrolysis
c. Weak electrolytes j. Nernst equation
d. Specific conductivity k. Corrosion
e. Molar conductivity l. Ohm’s law
f. Equivalent conductivity m. Cell constant
g. Specific resistance / n. Standard electrode potential
Resistivity o. Electrochemical series
h. Kohlrausch’s law
b. Benzoin condensation
5. Describe the method for the preparation of acetone in laboratory and give the
chemical equation with labelled diagram.
6. How will you bring out the following conversion:
a. Acetyl chloride to acetaldehyde
b. Methanal to ethanal
7. What happens when:
a. Acetyl chloride is reduced with hydrogen in the presence of barium
sulphate associated with palladium.
b. Benzaldehyde boils with 45% NaOH
c. Ammonia reacts with formaldehyde.
d. Acetic – acid reacts with PCl5
e. Acetone reacts with conc. H2SO4
f. Benzoic acid reacts with SOCl2
g. Acetic acid reacts with ammonia
h. Acetic acid reacts with caustic soda.
8. What happens when reduction of ethanal takes place:
a. Clemmensen
b. Wulf – Kishner
c. By LiAlH4
d. By Na – Hg/H2O
9. Write the differences between aldehyde and ketone.