2710

In which of the following are the substances arranged in their correct order of increasing melting point?

  • A. Sodium chloride, sulphur, diamond
  • B. Diamond, sodium chloride, sulphur
  • C. Sulphur, sodium chloride, diamond
  • D. Diamond, sulphur, sodium chloride
  • E. Sulphur, diamond, sodium chloride
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2711

Which of the following statements is not correct? Group 7 elements

  • A. are diatomic
  • B. are good oxidizing agents
  • C. are highly electronegative
  • D. have relatively low ionization potentials
  • E. have high electron affinity
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2712

Which of the following modes of motion is exhibited by the particles of a solid?

  • A. Vibrational and random motion
  • B. Vibrational and translational motion
  • C. Translational and random motion
  • D. Vibrational motion only
  • E. Translational motion only
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2713

The products of the electrolysis of dilute sodium chlorid solution with platinum electrodes are

  • A. hydrogen and oxygen
  • B. oxygen and chlorine
  • C. chlorine and water
  • D. sodium amalgam and chlorine
  • E. sodium hydroxide and water
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2714

Which of the following formula is that of a dicarboxylic acid?

  • A. (CH3CH 2)2CHCOOH
  • B. CH2(OH)2
  • C. CH3CH(OH)COOH
  • D. CH2(COOH)2
  • E. CH3COCOOH
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2715

Brass is an alloy of copper and

  • A. iron
  • B. chromium
  • C. zinc
  • D. tin
  • E. magnesium
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2716

CH2 = CH2 + H2SO4 β†’ CH3 – CH2 -OSO3H. The reaction illustrated by the equation above is an example of

  • A. substitution
  • B. oxidation
  • C. reduction
  • D. addition
  • E. displacement
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2717

Which of the following elements can from more than one acidic oxide?

  • A. Hydrogen
  • B. Sulphur
  • C. Carbon
  • D. Alumium
  • E. Iron
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2718

Which of the processes represented by the following equations has the greatest positive entropy change?

  • A. C6H3(l) β†’ C6H 6 (g)
  • B. H2O (s) β†’ H2O(l)
  • C. CuO(s) + H2(g) β†’ Cu(s) + H2
  • D. Na2CO3(s) + nH2O(l) β†’Na 2CO3nH2O(s)
  • E. S(s) β†’ S(l)
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2719

What is the amount (in mole) of sodium trioxocarbonate (IV) in 5.3 g of the compound? (Na2CO3 = 106)

  • A. 0.05
  • B. 0.10
  • C. 0.20
  • D. 0.50
  • E. 2.00
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2720

When air is passed through a heated tube containing finely divided copper, the component that is absorbed in the process is

  • A. carbon (IV) oxide
  • B. nitrogen
  • C. oxygen
  • D. water vapour
  • E. noble gases
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2721

The separation of a mixture of calcium trioxocarbonate (lV) and sodium trioxocarbonate (IV) is most easily carried out by using the differences in their

  • A. physical states
  • B. melting points
  • C. Rf. values
  • D. solubility
  • E. boiling points
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2722

In which of the following is the oxidation number of nitrogen zero?

  • A. SO2 and NH3
  • B. NaNO3
  • C. HNO2
  • D. NOI3
  • E. N2
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2723

The metal extracted from cassiterite is

  • A. calcium
  • B. copper
  • C. tin
  • D. sodium
  • E. lead
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2724

Petrol can be obtained from diesel by

  • A. distillation
  • B. cracking
  • C. catalysis
  • D. polymerization
  • E. dehydrogenation
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2725

The following metals are extracted by the electrolytic method except

  • A. potassium
  • B. calcium
  • C. sodium
  • D. tin
  • E. magnesium
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2726

Which of the following compounds crystallizes without water of crystallization?

  • A. Na2CO3
  • B. CuSO4
  • C. MgSO4
  • D. NaCI
  • E. FeSO4
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2727

The decomposition of hydrogen peroxide is represented by the equation: 2H2O(l) + O2(g) what mass of hydrogen peroxide would be required to produce 22.4dm3 of oxygen at s.t.p? (H = 1, O = 16, molar volume of a gas at s.t.p. = 22.4dm3)

  • A. 18 g
  • B. 34 g
  • C. 36 g
  • D. 64 g
  • E. 68 g
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2728

Nuclear reactions can be used in the following except

  • A. gauging the thickness of objects
  • B. making atomic bombs
  • C. curing cancer
  • D. generating electricity
  • E. purifying water
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2729

Which of the following is normally used for drying ammonia gas?

  • A. Concentrated tetraoxonitrate (Vl) acid
  • B. Calcium oxide
  • C. anhydrous calcium chloride
  • D. phosphorus (V) oxide
  • E. anhydrous copper (ll) tetraoxosulphate (VI)
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2730

Which of the following explains why trioxonitrate (V) acid is not used for preparing hydrogen from metals?

  • A. it is volatile
  • B. it is strongly oxidizing
  • C. it forms a layer of oxide on the metal
  • D. trioxonitrate (V) salts are soluble in water
  • E. it renders the metals passive
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