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1.

when magnesium reacts with oxygen, the nature of bond formed is

A. covalent
B. ionic
C. None of Above
D. metallic
Answer» C. None of Above
2.

The higher the temperature the vibration of particles would be

A. vigorous
B. softer
C. may get vigorous or may become softer
D. normal
Answer» B. softer
3.

The reverse process of melting is

A. solidification
B. boiling
C. sublimation
D. condensation
Answer» B. boiling
4.

The atomic radius of silicon is

A. 0.112
B. 0.117
C. 0.125
D. 0.104
Answer» C. 0.125
5.

Melting point of tin is

A. 132 °C
B. 32 °C
C. 332 °C
D. 232 °C
Answer» E.
6.

E standard is

A. electrode
B. standard electrode potential
C. none
D. electrode potential
Answer» C. none
7.

Na3AlF6 melts ate 1000 C is called as

A. bauxite
B. cryolite
C. sludge
D. brine
Answer» C. sludge
8.

The bond angles in water are

A. 109.5°
B. 120°
C. 104.5°
D. 87.5°
Answer» D. 87.5°
9.

A number which is assigned to each atom or ion in a compound which explains its degree of oxidation is called

A. oxidation number
B. oxidation degree
C. both b and c
D. oxidation state
Answer» D. oxidation state
10.

Electrons needed by Carbon atom to complete its outer most shell are

A. 2
B. 1
C. 4
D. 3
Answer» D. 3
11.

The overall reaction in the series of proper steps is termed as

A. reaction
B. mechanism
C. all of them
D. reaction mechanism
Answer» E.
12.

Nitrogen forms N

A. double covalent bond
B. single covalent bond
C. electrovalent bond
D. triple covalent bond
Answer» E.
13.

Nickel cadmium cells are

A. low voltage supplier
B. smaller
C. a and c
D. high voltage supplier
Answer» D. high voltage supplier
14.

The vital part of nitrogen cycle is

A. nitric acid
B. nitrogen oxide
C. nitrogen
D. ammonia
Answer» B. nitrogen oxide
15.

For first and second order of reactions the graph will be

A. falling
B. straight line
C. curve
D. rising
Answer» D. rising
16.

For experiments to be carried out in a calorimeter one should have known the amounts of

A. density of liquids
B. volume of liquids
C. All of Above
D. viscosity of liquid
Answer» C. All of Above
17.

The amount of pressure of liquid increases with

A. base area
B. volume
C. depth
D. mass
Answer» D. mass
18.

A colorimeter helps to measure in a reaction mixture its

A. reactants
B. progress
C. temperature
D. products
Answer» C. temperature
19.

A piece of glass with curved surface is termed as

A. blind mirror
B. biconcave mirror
C. mirror
D. lens
Answer» E.
20.

Ionic compounds only conduct electricity when they are in state

A. liquid
B. solid
C. molten
D. gas
Answer» D. gas
21.

The method in which small samples of reaction mixture is carried out at various times for chemical analysis is called

A. analyzing
B. sampling
C. all of them
D. continuous
Answer» C. all of them
22.

When an object is pivoted at a corner, a turning effect about the pivot is caused by

A. Tension
B. Mass
C. Friction
D. Weight
Answer» E.
23.

Which one of the following is not a transverse wave?

A. Light waves
B. Water waves
C. Radio waves
D. Sound waves
Answer» E.
24.

Aluminum oxide never react or dissolve in

A. alkali
B. water
C. base
D. acid
Answer» C. base
25.

Ions which are greater than their original atoms are

A. positively charged
B. negatively charged
C. none
D. neutral
Answer» C. none
26.

Neither ions nor electrons are free to move in

A. metals
B. liquids
C. All of Above
D. ionic solids
Answer» E.
27.

In SN2 mechanism 'S' stands for

A. substitution
B. subordinate
C. systemic reaction
D. sub-reaction
Answer» B. subordinate
28.

Intermolecular forces are

A. very strong
B. very weak
C. strong at room temperature
D. weak at room temperature
Answer» C. strong at room temperature
29.

CFCs have caused serious environmental hazard by depleting

A. UV rays
B. ozone layer
C. none
D. stratosphere
Answer» C. none
30.

The molecule which fits into specific site of enzyme is called

A. substrate
B. substance
C. reactant
D. products
Answer» B. substance
31.

When the medium of electromagnetic waves changes from air to water, their speed

A. remains same
B. increases
C. may increase or decrease
D. decreases
Answer» E.
32.

The gravitational force on an object is termed as

A. Tension
B. Contact force
C. Resistance
D. Weight
Answer» E.
33.

A substance which increases the rate of reaction but itself remain chemically unchanged is called a

A. enzyme
B. substrate
C. product
D. reactant
Answer» B. substrate
34.

The conduction of electricity in metallic bonding is due to presence of

A. lattice
B. protons
C. nucleus
D. delocalized electrons
Answer» E.
35.

Reduction of nitrobenzene will produce

A. water
B. phenyl amine
C. none
D. both a and b
Answer» E.
36.

Carbonyl compounds which can be further oxidized easily to form carboxylic group involves

A. ketones
B. aldehydes
C. none
D. both a and b
Answer» C. none
37.

The Brownian Motion was discovered by the scientist

A. John Brown
B. Albert Brown
C. Isaac Brown
D. Robert Brown
Answer» E.
38.

Number of moles of substance can be determined by

A. mass of substance/molecular mass
B. mass of substance/molar mass
C. none
D. atomic weight of substance/Avogadro constant
Answer» C. none
39.

Enzyme carbonic anhydrase is used in

A. anaerobic respiration
B. aerobic respiration
C. none
D. both
Answer» C. none
40.

The high response of thermocouple thermometer is due to

A. two wires because the thermal energy would be divided
B. double junctions as they would carry more heat energy
C. metal wires because they are good conductors of electricity
D. heavy mass because voltage would increase the flow of voltage
Answer» D. heavy mass because voltage would increase the flow of voltage
41.

Choose the wrong, the size of the image formed in a plane mirror

A. the height of the image depends on the object distance
B. could be taller than the mirror
C. the image height depends on the object height
D. the width of the image is the same as of the object
Answer» C. the image height depends on the object height
42.

John Lister in 19th century used phenol as

A. anesthetic
B. detergent
C. chlorination
D. antiseptic
Answer» E.
43.

Chemically chlorofluorocarbons are

A. reactive
B. inert
C. instable
D. versatile
Answer» C. instable
44.

In the prefix form, 0.000001 would be expressed as

A. 0.01 mm
B. 0.1 mm
C. 0.0001 mm
D. 0.001 mm
Answer» E.
45.

The medium in which the light rays get slower in speed, this medium is termed as

A. Lightingly denser
B. Rarly denser
C. Refractively denser
D. Optically denser
Answer» E.
46.

Carboxylates are salts produced during reactions of

A. acyl compounds
B. carboxylic acids
C. none
D. both a and b
Answer» C. none
47.

The importance of phenyl amine is involved in synthesis of

A. medicines
B. dyes
C. none
D. both a and b
Answer» C. none
48.

In the process of melting, thermal energy is

A. given out
B. taken in
C. thermal energy isn't needed
D. neither given out nor taken in
Answer» C. thermal energy isn't needed
49.

Oxygen can complete its outer shell by gaining

A. 2 electron
B. 1 electron
C. 4 electrons
D. 3 electrons
Answer» B. 1 electron
50.

When high voltage will be passed through a metal, electricity will

A. stop
B. flow
C. none
D. partially flow
Answer» C. none