PART “A”

Q.1: Fill in the blanks: [10]

1. ______________ is an electrolyte.
2. ______________ is a strong electrolyte in solution.
3. An element is reduced if oxidation number is ______________.
4. The lead storage battery is an __________________.
5. A cation is _______________ charged.
6. Cathode has ________________ charge unit.
7. Oxidation number of Oxygen is ________________.
8. In reduction removal of ______________ takes place.
9. The oxidation number of H is ___________.
10. A device in which interconversion of electrical and chemical energy takes
place is ______________.
11. There are __________ types of electrochemical cells.
12. ___________________ is the best example of galvanic cell.
13. The lead storage battery is an ________________.
14. In a galvanic cell the energy converted into electrical energy is
________________.
15. The slow and continuous eating away of the metal is called
______________.
16. In Cr plating the anode is made of __________________.
17. Gold is _______________ metal.
18. Cr(s)  _________________.
19. Zn2+ + 2e-  Zn(s) takes place on ____________.
20. Na is deposited on ________________.

PART “B”

Q.2: Answer the following questions:

1. What is weak and strong electrolyte? [4]
2. Define oxidation and reduction. [4]
3. What is electroplating and what is its significance? [4]
4. Define oxidizing and reducing agents. Give two examples of each. [4]
5. Dry cell is an irreversible cell. Give reason. [4]
 PART “C”

Q.3: What is oxidation number? [2]

What are the rules for assigning oxidation number? [4]

Q.4: Describe Daniel cell. [4]

Also draw a cell. [2]

Q.5: What is electroplating? [2]

Explain Zinc plating. [4]

Q.6: What is corrosion? [2]

Explain rusting of Iron. [4]

Q.7: Give reasons for the following:

i. The electrolyte is never in solid form.
[2]
ii. NaOH is a strong electrolyte but NH4OH is weak electrolyte. [2]