Sindh MDCAT Re-Conduct 2023 Paper 121- What happens to the equilibrium constant (Kc) when a catalyst is added to a chemical system at equilibrium ? A. It increasesB. It decreasesC. It becomes zeroD. It remains unchanged View Answer Answer : D. It remains unchanged Description 122- The outer cell of a dry cell is typically composed of: A. IronB. LeadC. CopperD. Zinc View Answer Answer : D. Zinc Description 123- Which process occurs at the anode during an electrochemical reaction ? A. IonizationB. ReductionC. ElectropositivityD. Oxidation View Answer Answer : D. Oxidation Description 124- The dipole moment of CS2 (Carbon disulfide) is: A. InfiniteB. StrongC. ZeroD. Moderate View Answer Answer : C. Zero Description 125- The molecule NH3 (Ammonia) has a molecular shape that can be described as: A. Trigonal planarB. Trigonal pyramidalC. TetrahedralD. Linear View Answer Answer : B. Trigonal pyramidal Description 126- In the first law of thermodynamics, the initial and final state of a system depend upon: A. PressureB. EnergyC. VolumeD. Temperature View Answer Answer : B. Energy Description 127- In the chemical reaction NHO2 → NO2, what is the order of the reaction ? A. Zeroth orderB. First orderC. Second orderD. Third order View Answer Answer : B. First order Description 128- The general gas equation is a combination of: A. Avogadro’s law and Gay-Lussac’s lawB. Boyle’s law and Avogadro’s lawC. Boyle’s law and Charles’ lawD. Charles’ law and Avogadro’s law View Answer Answer : C. Boyle’s law and Charles’ law Description 129- The smallest repeating pattern on which a lattice is built in a crystal structure is known as: A. CrystallographyB. Unit cellC. Crystal latticeD. Molecular structure View Answer Answer : B. Unit cell Description 130- In the context of chemical equilibrium, what does the term Kc represent ? A. Equilibrium constantB. Kinetic constantC. Reaction rate constantD. Catalyst constant View Answer Answer : A. Equilibrium constant Description 131- For the chemical reaction 2HI→H2+I2, what is the order of the reaction ? A. Zeroth orderB. First orderC. Second orderD. Third order View Answer Answer : C. Second order Description 132- In reaction A → B, the rate of disappearance is best represented by: A. -dA / dtB. -dAB / dtC. -dB / dtD. dB / dt View Answer Answer : A. -dA / dt Description 133- At ordinary conditions, formaldehyde is typically found in which state ? A. GasB. LiquidC. PlasmaD. Solid View Answer Answer : A. Gas Description 134- What is the molecular weight range of water-soluble proteins ? A. VariableB. LowC. HighD. Medium View Answer Answer : C. High Description 135- Which statement describes the condition at equilibrium ? A. Backward reaction rate is greater than the rate of forward reactionB. Forward and backward reactions ceaseC. Forward reaction rate equals the rate of backward reactionD. Forward reaction rate is greater than the rate of backward reaction View Answer Answer : C. Forward reaction rate equals the rate of backward reaction Description 136- Which of the following vitamins are classified as fat-soluble ? A. A, D, K, and EB. C, B12, biotin, and folateC. B1, B2, B3, and B6D. B5, B7, B9, and C View Answer Answer : A. A, D, K, and E Description 137- To obtain the maximum amount of product in a balanced chemical reaction, which concept should be utilized ? A. StoichiometryB. Actual yieldC. Theoretical yieldD. Excess reactant View Answer Answer : C. Theoretical yield Description 138- What is the approximate percentage of oxygen in water by mass ? A. 11.11%B. 33.33%C. 20.00%D. 88.88% View Answer Answer : D. 88.88% Description 139- In a chemical reaction, which characteristic defines the limiting reactant ? A. Is in excessB. Produces the maximum number of moles of productsC. Produces the minimum number of moles of productsD. Reacts completely View Answer Answer : C. Produces the minimum number of moles of products Description 140- What is the defining characteristic of a nucleophile ? A. Electron-rich speciesB. Neutral speciesC. Electron-deficient speciesD. Charged species View Answer Answer : A. Electron-rich species Description 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8