1576

The following gases are diatomic EXCEPT

  • A. Fluorine
  • B. Helium
  • C. Hydrogen
  • D. Nitrogen
  • E. Oxygen
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1577

If two elements X and Z with electronic configurations 2,8.3 and2,8,6 respectively combine, the compound formed will have the formula

  • A. XZ
  • B. XZ2
  • C. X2Z
  • D. X2Z3
  • E. X3Z2
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1578

The reaction of hydrochloric acid and calcium trioxocarbonate (IV) produces

  • A. calcium chloride, carbon (IV) oxide and water
  • B. calcium chloride, and trioxocarbonate (IV) acid
  • C. calcium hydroxide, carbon (IV) oxide and chlorine gas
  • D. calcium hydroxide, carbon (IV) oxide and water
  • E. calcium metal and water.
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1579

Brownian motion explains

  • A. Boyle’s law
  • B. Collision theory
  • C. Laws of chemical combination
  • D. Molecular motion in liquids and gases
  • E. Vibrational motion in liquids.
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1580

A chemical system is at equilibrium when

  • A. Ξ΄ G is positive
  • B. Ξ΄ G is zero
  • C. Ξ΄ S is negative
  • D. Ξ΄ S is positive
  • E. Ξ΄ S is zero.
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1581

When sodium hydroxide solution is added to a solution of zinc salt, the white precipitate formed re-dissolve in excess sodium hydroxide because

  • A. sodium hydroxide is a strong alkali
  • B. sodium is more reactive than zinc
  • C. zinc is more reactive than sodium
  • D. zinc hydroxide is amphoteric
  • E. zinc hydroxide is unstable
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1582

The gas in air used by plants for photosynthesis is

  • A. Argon
  • B. Carbon (IV) oxide
  • C. Nitrogen
  • D. Oxygen
  • E. Water vapour.
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1583

Which of these arrangement of elements is in order of increasing ionization energy?

  • A. Boron, Carbon, Flourine, Nitrogen
  • B. Boron, Carbon, Nitrogen, Flourine
  • C. Carbon, Boron, Nitrogen, Flourine
  • D. Flourine, Nitro9en, Carbon, Boron
  • E. Nitrogen, Flourine, Carbon, Boron
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1584

The following acids are monobasic EXCEPT

  • A. dioxonitrate (Ill) acid
  • B. ethanedioic acid
  • C. hydrobromic acid
  • D. methanoic acid
  • E. oxochlorate (I) acid
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1585

An element Z has a combining power of 3. Which of the following formulae is correct of its compound?

  • A. ZS3
  • B. ZSO3
  • C. ZS04
  • D. Z203
  • E. Z3Cl2
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1586

Bauxite is the ore of

  • A. aluminium
  • B. calcium
  • C. Iron
  • D. sodium
  • E. magnesium
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1587

Matter is neither created nor destroyed in the course of any chemical reactions is a statement of the law of

  • A. combining volumes
  • B. conservation of mass
  • C. definite proportion
  • D. multiple proportion
  • E. reciprocal proportion.
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1588

pH is define as

  • A. [H+]
  • B. –log [H]
  • C. –log [H+]
  • D. log [H]
  • E. log [H+]
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1589

Which of the following compounds is unsaturated?

  • A. Cyclohexane
  • B. Methoxyethane
  • C. 1 ,2-dibromoethane
  • D. 2,2,3-trimethylpentane
  • E. 3-methylbut-l-ene
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1590

A solution is prepared by dissolving I .96g of H2SO4 in 250 cm3 of its solution. What is the concentration in moles per dm3?

  • A. 0.008
  • B. 0.08
  • C. 0.1
  • D. 0.8
  • E. 8.02
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1591

The action of zinc on an acid produces

  • A. chlorine
  • B. hydrogen
  • C. nitrogen
  • D. sulphur
  • E. water vapour.
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1592

The high boiling point of hydrogen fluoride can be explained in terms of?

  • A. covalent bonds.
  • B. dative bonds.
  • C. dipole-dipole bonds
  • D. electrovalent (ionic) bonds.
  • E. hydrogen bonds.
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1593

What type of bond holds hydrogen fluoride molecules together when forming larger aggregate?

  • A. Covalent
  • B. Dative
  • C. Hydrogen
  • D. Ionic
  • E. Metallic
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1594

A device used in the laboratory for intermittent production of gases without heating is

  • A. aspirator
  • B. delivery tube
  • C. fume cupboard
  • D. kipp’s apparatus
  • E. muller counter
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1595

If two metallic ions of the same concentration migrate to a graphite cathode, the one that would be preferentially discharged is that with the

  • A. greater stability in solution
  • B. lower electrical charge
  • C. smaller mass
  • D. stronger tendency to accept electrons
  • E. stronger tendency to lose electrons.
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1596

The planet with the highest number of moon is

  • A. Earth
  • B. Jupiter
  • C. Uranus
  • D. Pluto
  • E. Venus.
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