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251. |
Chemical reactivities and chemical combinations depend upon |
A. | physical property |
B. | electronic configuration |
C. | separation of elements |
D. | natural property |
Answer» C. separation of elements | |
252. |
In a molecule of chlorine trifluoride, ClF₃ the bond angle is |
A. | 87.5° |
B. | 107.5° |
C. | 78.5° |
D. | 107.5° |
Answer» B. 107.5° | |
253. |
The bond angle of ClF₃ is |
A. | 109.5° |
B. | 104.5° |
C. | 120° |
D. | 87.5° |
Answer» E. | |
254. |
Volatility refers to the |
A. | rigidity of substances |
B. | malleability |
C. | ductability |
D. | melting point of substances |
Answer» E. | |
255. |
The Ionic radius of hydrogen in pm is |
A. | 207 |
B. | 208 |
C. | 205 |
D. | 206 |
Answer» C. 205 | |
256. |
Ions are held together through |
A. | physical attraction among electrons |
B. | high kinetic energies of electrons |
C. | electro-static attraction between ions |
D. | static attraction between ions |
Answer» D. static attraction between ions | |
257. |
Ionization energies is influenced by proton number of atom, of |
A. | molecular charge |
B. | electron charge |
C. | nuclear charge |
D. | proton charge |
Answer» D. proton charge | |
258. |
Atomic number of potassium is |
A. | 17 |
B. | 19 |
C. | 16 |
D. | 18 |
Answer» C. 16 | |
259. |
Substances inside fire extinguishers are examples of |
A. | ionic bonds |
B. | covalent bonds |
C. | metallic bonds |
D. | dative bond |
Answer» C. metallic bonds | |
260. |
Lone pairs in Sulphur hexafluoride are |
A. | 0 |
B. | 1 |
C. | 2 |
D. | 3 |
Answer» B. 1 | |
261. |
In BF₃ molecular structure, the bond angles are |
A. | 180° |
B. | 87.5° |
C. | 120° |
D. | 109.5° |
Answer» D. 109.5° | |
262. |
Compounds evaporating easily and giving off a smell are |
A. | ionic compounds |
B. | covalent bonds |
C. | metallic bonds |
D. | dative bonds |
Answer» C. metallic bonds | |
263. |
Due to mobile valence electrons, |
A. | metals are rigid |
B. | metals are not rigid |
C. | metals are poor electrolytes |
D. | metals are poor insulators |
Answer» C. metals are poor electrolytes | |
264. |
Common covalent bonds include |
A. | MgO |
B. | KF |
C. | LiCl |
D. | CH₄ |
Answer» E. | |
265. |
Bonding structure refers to the |
A. | elements forming it |
B. | arrangement of electrons |
C. | arrangement of resulting particles |
D. | water of crystallization |
Answer» D. water of crystallization | |
266. |
Valence electron of Li lies in shell |
A. | 1s |
B. | 2s |
C. | 3s |
D. | 4s |
Answer» C. 3s | |
267. |
In water, the greater electron repulsion is in between |
A. | lone pair-bond pair |
B. | bond pair-bond pair |
C. | lone pair-lone pair |
D. | Pi-bonds |
Answer» D. Pi-bonds | |
268. |
First ionization energy of K is |
A. | 418kJmol |
B. | 419kJmol |
C. | 417kJmol |
D. | 416kJmol |
Answer» C. 417kJmol | |
269. |
Covalent radius of carbon is |
A. | 77.2pm |
B. | 77.3pm |
C. | 77.5pm |
D. | 77.4pm |
Answer» C. 77.5pm | |
270. |
The bond angles in methane (CH₄) are |
A. | 180° |
B. | 87.5° |
C. | 120° |
D. | 109.5° |
Answer» E. | |
271. |
Cationic radius decreases when effective nuclear charge on ion |
A. | remain same |
B. | decrease |
C. | increase |
D. | fluctuate |
Answer» D. fluctuate | |
272. |
In comparison of electronegativity values increase in a period with decrease in (structure O) |
A. | atomic size |
B. | atomic radius |
C. | atomic number |
D. | ionic radius |
Answer» B. atomic radius | |
273. |
After loss an electron potassium attains configuration of |
A. | Argon |
B. | neon |
C. | xenon |
D. | helium |
Answer» B. neon | |
274. |
Electropositive elements are at a higher energy state then the |
A. | ionic radii |
B. | electronegative elements |
C. | neutral elements |
D. | atomic radii |
Answer» C. neutral elements | |
275. |
From top to bottom in a group of periodic table atomic radii |
A. | decrease |
B. | increase |
C. | remain same |
D. | fluctuate |
Answer» C. remain same | |
276. |
Atomic number of sodium is |
A. | 12 |
B. | 15 |
C. | 16 |
D. | 11 |
Answer» E. | |
277. |
Force of which ultimately results in difficult removal of electron is |
A. | attraction force |
B. | repulsive force |
C. | electric force |
D. | nuclear force |
Answer» B. repulsive force | |
278. |
bond formed by elements of widely different electro negativities is |
A. | covalent |
B. | hydrogen |
C. | ionic radii |
D. | double covalent |
Answer» D. double covalent | |
279. |
Electron has |
A. | sharp boundary |
B. | circular boundary |
C. | boundary near nucleus |
D. | no boundary |
Answer» E. | |
280. |
After conversion of Na+ ion radius of Na atom reduces from |
A. | 186pm to 95pm |
B. | 185pm to 95pm |
C. | 186pm to 96pm |
D. | 187pm to 94pm |
Answer» B. 185pm to 95pm | |
281. |
Electro negativity of sodium atom is |
A. | 0.6 |
B. | 0.9 |
C. | 0.7 |
D. | 0.8 |
Answer» C. 0.7 | |
282. |
Probability distribution of electrons can be affected by |
A. | far atoms |
B. | near atoms |
C. | each and every atom |
D. | neighboring atoms |
Answer» E. | |
283. |
In which period decrease of atomic radii is very prominent? |
A. | second |
B. | third |
C. | first |
D. | fourth |
Answer» B. third | |
284. |
Electron affinity of potassium atom is |
A. | −45 |
B. | −46 |
C. | −48 |
D. | −47 |
Answer» D. −47 | |
285. |
Ionic radius of Cl- ion increases from |
A. | 99pm to 181pm |
B. | 19pm to 81pm |
C. | 81pm to 99pm |
D. | 181pm to 199pm |
Answer» B. 19pm to 81pm | |
286. |
When atomic radius increases electron affinity |
A. | decreases |
B. | increases |
C. | neutral |
D. | no effect |
Answer» B. increases | |
287. |
Value of radii of cation and anion is |
A. | c+ and c- |
B. | a+ and a- |
C. | r+ and r- |
D. | none |
Answer» D. none | |
288. |
Electro negativity is related to ionization energy of element and |
A. | atomic radii |
B. | electron affinity |
C. | ionic radii |
D. | nucleus |
Answer» C. ionic radii | |
289. |
Covalent radius of hydrogen is |
A. | 37.3pm |
B. | 37.6pm |
C. | 37.7pm |
D. | 37.8pm |
Answer» D. 37.8pm | |
290. |
Electron affinity of chlorine is |
A. | −346 |
B. | −349 |
C. | −347 |
D. | −348 |
Answer» C. −347 | |
291. |
In group from top to bottom electron affinity |
A. | increases |
B. | decreases |
C. | remain same |
D. | fluctuate |
Answer» C. remain same | |
292. |
Increase in atomic number is leads to a stronger force of attraction between nucleus and increasing number of |
A. | electrons |
B. | protons |
C. | neutrons |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. protons | |
293. |
Shielding effect is responsible for decrease in force of attraction of nucleus for electrons present I the |
A. | outer most shell |
B. | inner shell |
C. | valence shell |
D. | second shell |
Answer» D. second shell | |
294. |
Positive charge holds electrons more tightly thus removal of electrons become more |
A. | easy |
B. | difficult |
C. | neutral |
D. | natural |
Answer» C. neutral | |
295. |
In fluorine, incoming electrons are repel by the |
A. | thick cloud |
B. | outer most shell |
C. | nucleus |
D. | atomic radii |
Answer» B. outer most shell | |
296. |
Electro negativity values of elements is calculated by |
A. | bohar |
B. | Paul |
C. | Zeeman |
D. | stalk |
Answer» C. Zeeman | |
297. |
From left to right in a period, shielding effect remains |
A. | same |
B. | different |
C. | increase |
D. | decrease |
Answer» B. different | |
298. |
Atom which donates major share of its electrons in formation of HF is |
A. | fluorine |
B. | hydrogen |
C. | nitrogen |
D. | chlorine |
Answer» C. nitrogen | |
299. |
Sign given to electron affinity is |
A. | positive |
B. | negative |
C. | neutral |
D. | no sign |
Answer» C. neutral | |
300. |
A similar type of bond is expected between elements of group |
A. | IA and IIA |
B. | IIA and VIA |
C. | IIIA and VA |
D. | IA and IIIA |
Answer» C. IIIA and VA | |