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1901. |
Increased surface area would |
A. | decrease the rate of evaporation |
B. | increase the rate of evaporation |
C. | disturb the rate of evaporation |
D. | not affect the rate of evaporation |
Answer» C. disturb the rate of evaporation | |
1902. |
If two forces of 10 N and 5 N are acting on an object in a same direction, what will be the total force acting on the object? |
A. | 15 N |
B. | 10 N |
C. | 5 N |
D. | 50 N |
Answer» B. 10 N | |
1903. |
Enzymes are biological |
A. | catalysts |
B. | substrate |
C. | All of Above |
D. | products |
Answer» B. substrate | |
1904. |
The image formed by a projector would be |
A. | virtual, upright, diminished |
B. | inverted, real, diminished |
C. | real, inverted, magnified |
D. | virtual, upright, magnified |
Answer» D. virtual, upright, magnified | |
1905. |
Giant ionic structures is also name given to |
A. | crystal lattice |
B. | ionic lattice |
C. | none |
D. | both a and b |
Answer» C. none | |
1906. |
Carothers was great chemist but he was |
A. | swallowed cyanide |
B. | prone to depression |
C. | all of them |
D. | committed suicide |
Answer» D. committed suicide | |
1907. |
The first law of thermodynamics states that energy can not be |
A. | destroyed |
B. | created |
C. | none |
D. | both a and b |
Answer» E. | |
1908. |
When ions of oposite charges come together to form a crystal lattice is called |
A. | crystal energy |
B. | bond energy |
C. | all of them |
D. | lattice energy |
Answer» E. | |
1909. |
The atoms of element convert into ions upon being |
A. | vaporized |
B. | distilled |
C. | none |
D. | solidified |
Answer» B. distilled | |
1910. |
As the pendulum bob swings, some of its energy is converted into |
A. | Thermal Energy |
B. | Sound Energy |
C. | Kinetic Energy |
D. | Light Energy |
Answer» B. Sound Energy | |
1911. |
Particular element posses same number of electrons hence have same |
A. | physical properties |
B. | chemical properties |
C. | All of Above |
D. | density |
Answer» C. All of Above | |
1912. |
Speed is defined as |
A. | The rate of change of distance |
B. | The change of distance with respect to time |
C. | All of the above |
D. | Distance moved per unit time |
Answer» D. Distance moved per unit time | |
1913. |
The moment of a torque is the product of |
A. | Height of the hinge from the flour to the top |
B. | Perpendicular distance from the pivot and the action of the force |
C. | From the line of bottom to the action of force |
D. | Perpendicular distance to the pivot from the bottom |
Answer» C. From the line of bottom to the action of force | |
1914. |
Acid ionizes and form hydrogen ions when dissolved in |
A. | base |
B. | water |
C. | alkali |
D. | alcohol |
Answer» C. alkali | |
1915. |
If the density of a liquid is 20 g cm |
A. | 50 Pascals |
B. | 8 Pascals |
C. | 2 Pascals |
D. | 800 Pascals |
Answer» E. | |
1916. |
Every atom of silicon is held together in a silicon molecule with strong |
A. | ionic bond |
B. | covalent bond |
C. | none |
D. | co-ordinate bond |
Answer» C. none | |
1917. |
Value of pH is accurately determined by |
A. | pH detector |
B. | pH electrode |
C. | none |
D. | both a and b |
Answer» C. none | |
1918. |
The number of single unpaired electron in non-metals are |
A. | 2 |
B. | 1 |
C. | 4 |
D. | 3 |
Answer» C. 4 | |
1919. |
Poisonous gases are formed with reactions of halogens and sulfuric acid that's why it should be handled |
A. | with adult super vision |
B. | with care |
C. | all of them |
D. | with ventilated laboratory |
Answer» D. with ventilated laboratory | |
1920. |
The attempt in ionic bond formation is |
A. | to attain configuration of noble gases |
B. | to get rid of excess electrons |
C. | All of Above |
D. | to avoid further reactions |
Answer» B. to get rid of excess electrons | |
1921. |
The specific latent heat of fusion is equal to |
A. | mass of the substance × latent heat of fusion |
B. | latent heat of fusion ⁄ mass of the substance |
C. | heat capacity ⁄ mass of the substance |
D. | mass of the substance × heat capacity |
Answer» C. heat capacity ⁄ mass of the substance | |
1922. |
George has a weight of 500 N, which his half of his fathers weight. He, his father and his uncle sit on a see-saw. If both George and his father sit on the right end of the see-saw, 5 m from the pivot, and his uncles weight is same as his fathers, where should Georges uncle sit in order to achieve a state of balance? |
A. | 7.5 m from the pivot, on the left end |
B. | 7.5 m from the pivot, on the right end |
C. | 5 m from the pivot, on the left end |
D. | 5 m from the pivot, on the right end |
Answer» B. 7.5 m from the pivot, on the right end | |
1923. |
Acid rain has effects on |
A. | building |
B. | plants |
C. | all of them |
D. | drinking water |
Answer» D. drinking water | |
1924. |
Electrical voltage or E.M.F (Electro Motive Force) is a physical property of |
A. | Thermocouple thermometer |
B. | Mercury-in-glass thermometer |
C. | Constant-volume gas thermometer |
D. | Resistance thermometer |
Answer» B. Mercury-in-glass thermometer | |
1925. |
Elements which are found in d block of periodic table are called |
A. | transition elements |
B. | noble gases |
C. | none |
D. | alkalis |
Answer» B. noble gases | |
1926. |
Complete transfer of one or more electrons from one atom to different atom forms |
A. | covalent bonds |
B. | ionic bonds |
C. | Co-ordinate bonding |
D. | metallic bonding |
Answer» C. Co-ordinate bonding | |
1927. |
The SI Unit for current is |
A. | Watts |
B. | Volts |
C. | Ampere |
D. | Ohms |
Answer» D. Ohms | |
1928. |
The SI unit for energy is |
A. | Joules |
B. | Newton |
C. | Watts |
D. | Ohms |
Answer» B. Newton | |
1929. |
The removal of electron one by one from an atom by specific sequence of ionization energies are termed as |
A. | successive ionization changes |
B. | successive ionization energies |
C. | ionization |
D. | successive ionization replacement |
Answer» C. ionization | |
1930. |
The carbonyl group in aldehyde is |
A. | C-O |
B. | C=O |
C. | CHO |
D. | CO |
Answer» C. CHO | |
1931. |
Hydrochloric acid completely ionized in solution hence it is |
A. | strong monobasic acid |
B. | weak monobasic acid |
C. | strong monoacid base |
D. | weak monoacid base |
Answer» B. weak monobasic acid | |
1932. |
The volume of glass is 15 m |
A. | 37500 kg |
B. | 3750 kg |
C. | 375 kg |
D. | 4 x 10 |
E. | |
Answer» B. 3750 kg | |
1933. |
Phenolphthalein changes color in |
A. | alkalis |
B. | acids |
C. | none |
D. | both a and b |
Answer» B. acids | |
1934. |
Time required for the concentration of reactant to fall down to its half value from original value is |
A. | half life |
B. | reaction life |
C. | ideal life |
D. | half reactant |
Answer» B. reaction life | |
1935. |
Ionic compounds possess the properties |
A. | brittle |
B. | hard |
C. | All of Above |
D. | soluble |
Answer» D. soluble | |
1936. |
Pressure is defined as |
A. | force acting per unit area |
B. | area covered per unit force |
C. | force acting per unit distance |
D. | distance covered per unit force |
Answer» B. area covered per unit force | |
1937. |
The sum of proton number and neutrons in an atom gives off |
A. | mass number |
B. | nucleon number |
C. | atomic number |
D. | both a and b |
Answer» E. | |
1938. |
An increase in the nuclear charge down the Group II |
A. | the shielding effect decreases |
B. | makes the loss of outer electrons possible |
C. | All of Above |
D. | distance from the outer electrons increases |
Answer» B. makes the loss of outer electrons possible | |
1939. |
As nitrogen oxides are pollutants they case |
A. | photochemical smog |
B. | acid rain |
C. | none |
D. | both a and b |
Answer» E. | |
1940. |
The process of thermal energy transfer through molecular vibration or free electron diffusion in solids is termed as |
A. | Convection |
B. | Conduction |
C. | Conduction and Radiation |
D. | Radiation |
Answer» C. Conduction and Radiation | |
1941. |
Six carbon atoms when arranged in a hexagon and each carbon atom is further attached to hydrogen atom is the molecule of |
A. | oxygen |
B. | benzene |
C. | ethene |
D. | propane |
Answer» C. ethene | |
1942. |
The most volatile element is |
A. | fluorine |
B. | iodine |
C. | chlorine |
D. | bromine |
Answer» B. iodine | |
1943. |
HCl is mostly visible in form of |
A. | white fumes |
B. | blue fumes |
C. | purple fumes |
D. | grey fumes |
Answer» B. blue fumes | |
1944. |
While forming magnesium oxide, magnesium |
A. | looses more than one electron |
B. | looses one electron |
C. | gains more than one electrons |
D. | gains one electron |
Answer» B. looses one electron | |
1945. |
the oxidation number of S in SCl |
A. | +3 |
B. | +2 |
C. | +5 |
D. | +4 |
Answer» C. +5 | |
1946. |
As the metallic radii increase in Group II, the melting point |
A. | decreases |
B. | increases |
C. | None of Above |
D. | remains contant |
Answer» B. increases | |
1947. |
Thermal energy always flows from |
A. | a region of lower temperature to a region of higher temperature |
B. | a region of higher temperature to a region of lower temperature |
C. | a region of low concentration to high concentration |
D. | a region of high concentration to low concentration |
Answer» C. a region of low concentration to high concentration | |
1948. |
Carbonyl compounds are |
A. | ketones |
B. | aldehydes |
C. | alcohols |
D. | both a and b |
Answer» E. | |
1949. |
The positive charge on the nucleus down the group II |
A. | decreases |
B. | increases |
C. | None of Above |
D. | remains same |
Answer» C. None of Above | |
1950. |
The electro negativity of chlorine is |
A. | 1 |
B. | 3 |
C. | 4 |
D. | 2 |
Answer» C. 4 | |