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chemical engineering thermodynamics for chemical chemical engineering Mcqs
22. Which of the following is not a common refrigerant ?
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A. Ammonia

B. Ethylene

C. Freon-12

D. Carbon dioxide

24. Compressibility factor of a gas is___________________?
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A. Not a function of its temperature

B. Not a function of its pressure

C. Not a function of its nature

D. Unity, if it follows PV = nRT

26. Pick out the correct statement?
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A. Like internal energy and enthalpy, the absolute value of standard entropy for elementary substances is zero

B. The internal energy of an ideal gas depends only on its pressure

C. Maximum work is done under reversible conditions

D. Melting of ice involves increase in enthalpy and a decrease in randomness

29. Which of the following is affected by the temperature ?
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A. Free energy

B. All A, B. & C

C. Activity co-efficient

D. Fugacity

30. At a given temperature, the volume of a gas dissolved in a solvent _______________ with increase in pressure?
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A. May increase or decrease; depends on the gas

B. Decreases

C. Remains unchanged

D. Increases

33. Enthalpy of a gas depends upon its___________________?
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A. Volume

B. Mass

C. Temperature

D. Pressure

37. Requisites of a reversible process is that the ____________________?
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A. System and surroundings temperature be equal

B. Friction in the system should be absent

C. None of these

D. System and surroundings pressure be equal

40. Chemical engineering thermodynamics is concerned with the ____________ in/of chemical processes?
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A. Calculation of rates

B. None of these

C. Energy transformation from one form to another

D. Reaction mechanism