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Electrochemistry
48 topics, ranked by how often each is asked.
- 74 questions
- 38 papers
- 4.2% of Chemistry
Topics
The squares are the last ten exam years: filled means it was asked that year.
Topics
- 1Kohlrausch's Law and Degree of Dissociation1 questionPractise Kohlrausch's Law and Degree of Dissociation
- 2Faraday's First Law - Mass Deposited by Electrolysis1 questionPractise Faraday's First Law - Mass Deposited by Electrolysis
- 3Faraday's Laws of Electrolysis5 questionsPractise Faraday's Laws of Electrolysis
- 4Conductance of Electrolytic Solutions – Cell Constant1 questionPractise Conductance of Electrolytic Solutions – Cell Constant
- 5Gibbs Energy and Cell Potential4 questionsPractise Gibbs Energy and Cell Potential
- 6Electrochemical Cells and Feasibility of Reactions1 questionPractise Electrochemical Cells and Feasibility of Reactions
- 7Nernst Equation3 questionsPractise Nernst Equation
- 8Kohlrausch's Law7 questionsPractise Kohlrausch's Law
- 9Conductance of Electrolytic Solutions – Ostwald's Dilution1 questionPractise Conductance of Electrolytic Solutions – Ostwald's Dilution
- 10Electrolysis – Products of Electrolysis1 questionPractise Electrolysis – Products of Electrolysis
- 11Electrolytic Cells – Faraday's Laws of Electrolysis1 questionPractise Electrolytic Cells – Faraday's Laws of Electrolysis
- 12Nernst Equation – Equilibrium Constant of a Cell Reaction1 questionPractise Nernst Equation – Equilibrium Constant of a Cell Reaction
- 13Nernst equation for a hydrogen electrode1 questionPractise Nernst equation for a hydrogen electrode
- 14Corrosion1 questionPractise Corrosion
- 15Relation between Gibbs energy and standard cell potential1 questionPractise Relation between Gibbs energy and standard cell potential
- 16Fuel cells - hydrogen-oxygen fuel cell1 questionPractise Fuel cells - hydrogen-oxygen fuel cell
- 17Electrochemical series - standard reduction potentials1 questionPractise Electrochemical series - standard reduction potentials
- 18Reduction potentials and oxidising/reducing tendencies1 questionPractise Reduction potentials and oxidising/reducing tendencies
- 19Kohlrausch's law - molar conductivity vs concentration1 questionPractise Kohlrausch's law - molar conductivity vs concentration
- 20Calculation of standard cell potential1 questionPractise Calculation of standard cell potential
- 21Standard EMF of a cell2 questionsPractise Standard EMF of a cell
- 22Gibbs energy and EMF2 questionsPractise Gibbs energy and EMF
- 23Electrochemical series - reducing power1 questionPractise Electrochemical series - reducing power
- 24Combining electrode potentials2 questionsPractise Combining electrode potentials
- 25Debye-Huckel-Onsager equation and Kohlrausch's law1 questionPractise Debye-Huckel-Onsager equation and Kohlrausch's law
- 26Electrode potentials and disproportionation1 questionPractise Electrode potentials and disproportionation
- 27Nernst equation – concentration dependence of cell emf1 questionPractise Nernst equation – concentration dependence of cell emf
- 28Nernst equation – hydrogen electrode1 questionPractise Nernst equation – hydrogen electrode
- 29Molar conductivity2 questionsPractise Molar conductivity
- 30Relation between E°, ΔG° and K1 questionPractise Relation between E°, ΔG° and K
- 31Quantity of electricity – number of electrons1 questionPractise Quantity of electricity – number of electrons
- 32Corrosion prevention – galvanisation1 questionPractise Corrosion prevention – galvanisation
- 33Fuel cells2 questionsPractise Fuel cells
- 34Electrolytic conductance1 questionPractise Electrolytic conductance
- 35Faraday's laws2 questionsPractise Faraday's laws
- 36Cell potential1 questionPractise Cell potential
- 37Electrochemical series3 questionsPractise Electrochemical series
- 38Electrode potential2 questionsPractise Electrode potential
- 39Galvanic cells2 questionsPractise Galvanic cells
- 40Variation of conductivity with concentration1 questionPractise Variation of conductivity with concentration
- 41Kohlrausch's law and its applications1 questionPractise Kohlrausch's law and its applications
- 42Fuel Cells and Gibbs Energy1 questionPractise Fuel Cells and Gibbs Energy
- 43Nernst Equation and Equilibrium Constant2 questionsPractise Nernst Equation and Equilibrium Constant
- 44Galvanic Cells and Cell Notation1 questionPractise Galvanic Cells and Cell Notation
- 45Products of Electrolysis: Overpotential1 questionPractise Products of Electrolysis: Overpotential
- 46Electrochemical Series and Feasibility1 questionPractise Electrochemical Series and Feasibility
- 47Corrosion and its Prevention1 questionPractise Corrosion and its Prevention
- 48Gibbs Energy and Cell EMF1 questionPractise Gibbs Energy and Cell EMF
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Questions per paper
Asked in 16 of the last 16 papers (2017–2026).
- 2026: 2 questions
- 2026 Re-NEET: 2 questions
- 2025: 1 question
- 2024: 2 questions
- 2024 Re-NEET: 2 questions
- 2023: 2 questions
- 2023 Manipur: 3 questions
- 2022: 2 questions
- 2022 Phase 2: 2 questions
- 2021: 2 questions
- 2020: 2 questions
- 2020 Phase-2: 2 questions
- 2019: 2 questions
- 2019 Odisha: 2 questions
- 2018: 1 question
- 2017: 1 question
Concepts tested
- Limiting molar conductivity of a weak electrolyte 3
- Adding half-cell reactions 2
- Standard cell potential 2
- anode product in electrolysis of dilute H2SO4
- Calculating mass deposited using Q = It and Faraday's constant
- Calculation of standard cell potential
- cell constant = conductivity × resistance
- cell potential from half cell potentials
- Charge for oxidation
- charge required to deposit calcium
- Combining electrode potentials
- Comproportionation of iron
- Corrosion
- Debye-Huckel-Onsager equation and Kohlrausch's law
- Degree of Dissociation Calculation
- Degree of dissociation from conductance
- Degree of ionisation
- disproportionation-emf
