The chief source of iodine in which it is present as sodium iodate isA. Sea weedsB. CalicheC. CarnalliteD. Iodine never exists as sodium iodate

The chief source of iodine in which it is present as sodium iodate isA

1.	The chief source of iodine in which it is present as sodium iodate isA. Sea weedsB. CalicheC. CarnalliteD. Iodine never exists as sodium iodate
Answer» Correct Answer - B Caliche is crude chile salt petre `(NaNO_(2))` which contains about 0.02% iodine as sodium iodate `(NaIO_(3))`.

vii. The stability of dihalides of ` Si, Ge , Sn` and Pb increases steadily in the sequence :A. `GeX_(2) lt SiX_(2) lt SnX_(2) lt PbX_(2)`B. `SiX_(2) lt GeX_(2) lt PbX_(2) lt SnX_(2)`C. `SiX_(2) lt GeX_(2) lt SnX_(2) lt PbX_(2)`D. `PbX_(2) lt SnX_(2) lt GeX_(2) lt SiX_(2)`
When `H_2S` is passed through acidified `KMNO_4`, we getA. `K_(2)SO_(4)`B. `MnO_(2)`C. `KHSO_(3)`D. Sulphur
The`3ClO^(-)(aq.)to ClO_(3)^(-)(aq.)+2Cl^(-)(aq.)` is an example ofA. oxidation reactionB. disproportionationC. reduction reactionD. decomposition
The reaction: `ClO_(3)^(-) +I_(2) to IO_(3)^(-)+Cl_(2)`A. is possibleB. depends upon the state of productsC. is not possibleD. depends upon the temperature
In the reaction: `3Br_(2)+6OH^(Theta)rarr 5Br^(Theta)+BrO_(3)^(Theta)+3H_(2)O,Br_(2)` isA. is reducedB. is oxidizedC. disproportionatesD. disintegrate
`NaClO_(3)` is obtained by reacting `Cl_(2)` andA. cold dil. NaOHB. hot conc. NaOHC. cold `Na_(2)O_(2)`D. hot `Na_(2)O_(2)`
Which of the following is acidic oxides ?A. `HClSO_(4)`B. `MgO`C. `Al_(2)O_(3)`D. `CaO`
Which of the following is more acidic oxyacid ?A. `HClO_(4)`B. `HClO`C. `HClO_(3)`D. `HClO_(2)`
Oxygen orm acidic oxide withA. CaB. NaC. SD. K
Of the following, the most acidic isA. `As_(2)O_(3)`B. `P_(2)O_(3)`C. `Sb_(2)O_(3)`D. `Bl_(2)O_(3)`