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1.

The metal that is used as a deoxidiser in metallurgy is.

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`SN`
`PB`
`CU`
`MG`

ANSWER :D
2.

The metal that gives mainly a monoxide when heated in excess of O_(2) is

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`CS`
`NA`
`K`
`LI`

ANSWER :D
3.

The metal that can't displace hydrogen from dil. HCl is :

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AL
Fe
Cu
Zn

Answer :C
4.

The metal that behaves odd when dissolved in a solution of caustic soda

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`AL`
`Zn`
`CU`
`SN`

Answer :C
5.

The metal present in deposits of nitre is ______

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SOLUTIONLITHIUM
6.

The metal ions which are precipitated when H_(2)S gas is passed in the presence of dilute HCl is :

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`Zn^(2+)`
`NI^(2+)`
`CD^(2+)`
`Mn^(2+)`

SOLUTION :`Cd^(2+)` IONS are precipitated as yellow precipitate of CDS
7.

The metal extracted by cyanide process is

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SILVER
Copper
Iron
Sodium ALUMINIUM .

Solution :The metal OBTAINED by cyanide process is Ag.
8.

The metal best used in photoelectric cells is

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`NA`
`MG`
`AL`
`CS`

ANSWER :D
9.

The members of B_(n)H_(n+4) series are less stable than B_(n)H_(n+6) series.

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SOLUTION :MEMBERS of `B_(n) H_(n+6)` SERIES are less STABLE than `B_(n)H_(n+4)` series.
10.

The members of a homologous series have

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DIFFERENT GENERAL formulae
Different MOLECULAR weights
Different METHODS of preparation
Different chemical properties.

Answer :B
11.

The melting points of the following halides follow the order

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`LICL lt NaCl lt KCL lt RbCl`
`RbCl lt KCl lt NaCl lt LiCl`
`LiCl lt KCl lt RbCl lt NaCl`
`LiCl lt RbCl lt KCl lt NaCl`

SOLUTION :being COVALENT LiCl has the lowest m.p.
12.

The melting points of n-pentane (I), isopentane (II) and neopentane (III) increase in the order:

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`II lt I lt III`
`III lt II lt I`
`III lt I lt II`
`I lt II lt III`

Solution :Neopentane (III) being most symmetrical has the HIGHEST m.p. followed by n pentane while isopentane(II) being LEAST symmetrical has the LOWEST m.p.
13.

The melting point of four substances are given in bracket, then the attraction forces in a solid is more in case of

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Ice (273 K) 
NaF (1270 K) 
Phosphorus (317 K) 
Naphthalein (353 K) 

ANSWER :B
14.

The melting point of CaI_(2) is much lower (575^(@)C) than that of CaF_(2) (1392^(@)C)-explain with reason.

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Solution :According to Fajan's rule, tendencyy of a large sized anion to be polarised is GREATER than that of a small sized anion. So a COMPOUND CONTAINING a large sized anion exhibits more covalent character than that with a small sized anion. Hence, `CaI_(2)` containing larger `I^(-)` ion possesses higher covalent character and melts at a relatively low TEMPERATURE. on the other hand, `CaF_(2)` containing smaller `F^(-)` ion possesses much lowerr covalent character and melts at very high temperature.
15.

The melting point of a substance was quoted as 52.5^(@)C, 52.57^(@)C, 52.571^(@)C, and 52.5713^(@)C. Which of these values would be most acceptable and which will have maximum uncertanity?

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`52.5^(@)C`
`52.57^(@)C`
`52.571^(@)C`
`52.5713^(@)C`

SOLUTION :Acceptable VALUE `= 52.57^(@)C`
MAXIMUM uncertainty `= 52.5^(@)C`
16.

The thermodynamic property that measures the extent of molecular disorder is called entropy. The direction of a spontaneous process for which the energy is constant is always the one that increases the molecular disorder. Entropy change of phase transformation can be calculated using Trouton's formula (DeltaS= (DeltaH)/(T)). In the reversible adiabatic process, however, DeltaS will be zero. The rise in temperature in isobaric and isochoric conditions is found to increase the randomness or entropy of the system. DeltaS= 2.303 C log (T_(1)//T_(2)), (C = C_(P) or C_(V)) The melting point of a solid is 300K and its latent heat of fusion is 600 cal mol^(-1). The entropy change for the fusion of 1 mole of the soli (in cal K^(-1)) at the same temperature would be:

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200
2
`0.2`
20

Answer :B
17.

The melting and boiling points of halides of alkali metals follow the trend A) Flourides B) Chlorides C) Bromides D) Iodides

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`AGT B GT C gt D`
`D gt C gt B gt A`
`A gt C gt B gt D`
`D gt B gt C gt A`

ANSWER :A
18.

The medium present in the environment which consumes some amount of certain pollutant is called a

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sink
TARGET
neutrality
buffer ACTION

SOLUTION :Sink is the medium in the ENVIRONMENT which comsumes PARTLY or completely a certain pollutant.
19.

The medium which reacts wi lh pollutant is called

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SINK
RECEPTOR
CONTAMINANT
SPECIATION

ANSWER :A
20.

The mechanism of the reaction of propene with HOCI (Cl_2 + H_2O)will proceed through which of the following intermediates?

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`CH_3 - overset(oplus)(CH)-CH_2OH`
`CH-3-overset(oplus)(CH)-CH_2Cl`
`CH_3-overset(OH)(CH)-overset(oplus)(C)H_3`
`CH_3-overset(Cl)(CH)-overset(oplus)(C)H_2`

SOLUTION :The CHLORINE atom has the LESSER electronegativity and is the electrophile and the carbocation in this intermediate has the GREATER number of hyperconjugation resonance forms.
21.

The mechanism of the reaction of propene with H_3O^(+) will proceed through which of the following intermediates?

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SOLUTION :The mechanism for the hydration of an ALKENE with dilute acid will first GO through the most stable CARBOCATION followed by the attack of water on the electropositive carbon atom yielding this INTERMEDIATE
22.

The mechanism of an electrophilic substitution reaction is Which of the following is not ture.

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Increasing the resonance of II will increases rate of reaction
increasing the DENSITY of electron in I will increase the rate of reaction.
Treatment of base in step-II will increase the rate
Temperature increasing will accelerate the rate of reaction.

Solution :`H^(o+)` is LOST in the FAST step.
23.

The measurement of the electron position is associated with an uncertainly in momentum , which is equal to 1xx10^(-18) "gcms"^(-1) .The uncertainty in electron velocity is , (mass of an electron is 9xx10^(-28) g)

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`1XX10^5 "CM s"^(-1)`
`1xx10^11 "cm s"^(-1)`
`1xx10^9 "cm s"^(-1)`
`1xx10^6 "cm s"^(-1)`

SOLUTION :`Delta p=1xx10^(-18)`
`DELTAV=(1xx10^(-18))/(9xx10^(-28)) RARR Deltav=1/9xx10^10`
`=0.11xx10^10 = 1.1xx10^9` cm/sec
24.

The measurement of the pressure of dry gas collected over water is based upon

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GAY LUSSAC's LAW
CHARLE's law
Boyle's law
DALTON's law

Answer :D
25.

The measure of attractive forces of molecules is called________.

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internal pressure
cohesion pressure
both (a) and (b)
NEITHER (a) nor (b)

ANSWER :C
26.

The mean speed of Helium atoms is 4 times that of the molecules of a gas x at the same temperature. The molecular weight of x is

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4 
16 
32
64 

ANSWER :D
27.

The mean lives of radioactive substance are 1620 year and 405 year for alpha- emission and beta- emission respectively. Find out the time duringwhichthree fourth of a samplewill decay, if it is decaying both by alpha- emission and beta- emission simulaneously.

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ANSWER :`449.24` YEAR
28.

The mean free path of a gas molecule is the distance

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between the two opposite walls of the container 
which the MOLECULE travel in one SECOND 
through which a molecule MOVES between two consecutive COLLISIONS 
Which the molecule travel in one second 

Solution :`lambda` is distance between two consecutive collisions.
29.

The maximum tendency to form unipositive ion is for the element with the electronic configuration

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`1s^(2)2S^(2)2P^(6)3s^(2)`
`1s^(2)2s^(2)2p^(6)3s^(2)3P^(1)`
`1s^(2)2s^(2)2p^(6)3s^(2)3p^(2)`
`1s^(2)2s^(2)2p^(6)3s^(2)3p^(3)`

Answer :B
30.

The maximum tendency to form tripositive ion is for the element with the electronic configuration

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`1s^2 2s^2 2p^6 3s^2`
`1s^2 2s^2 2p^6 3s^2 3p^1`
`1s^2 2s^2 2p^6 3s^2 3p^2`
`1s^2 2s^2 2p^6 3s^2 3p^3`

ANSWER :B
31.

The maximum probability of finding electron in the d_(xy) orbital is

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ALONG the x-axis
along the y-axis
at an ANGLE of `45^(@)` from the x-axis and y-axis
at an angle of `90^(@)` from the x-axis and y-axis

Solution :The `d_(xy)` ORBITAL has LOBES between x-axis and y-axis, i.e., at an angle of `45^(@)` from x-axis and y-axis.
32.

The maximum production of hydrogen is obtain from

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METAL REACT with acid
Petrochemicals
By coal
By electrolysis

Answer :B
33.

The maximum probability of finding an electron of a particular energy in an orbital is about

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`80%`
0.85
0.95
0.99

Answer :C
34.

The maximum prescribed concentration of cadmium in drinking water in ppm is

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0.05
3
2
0.005

Answer :D
35.

The maximum pH of a solution which is 0.10 M in Mg ^(2+ )from which Mg (OH) _ 2 is not precipitated is : ( Given K_(sp) " of " Mg (OH)_2 =1.2 xx 10^(-11) M)

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`4. 96`
`6.96`
`7. 54 `
` 9. 04`

Solution :` Ag_2Cr O_4 HARR 2Ag^(+)+CrO_4^(-2) `
` "" 2S "" S `
` (i)0.1 M Ag^(+)" IONS is common ION "`
` 9 xx 10 ^(-12) = ( 2S)^(2)(0.1 )^(2)xx S RARR S =9 xx 10 ^(-10 )M`
` (ii)0.1 M CrO_4^(-2)" ions is commonion " `
` 9xx 10 ^(_12)=( 2S)^(2)(0.1)rArr 9 xx 10 ^(_12)= 4S^(2)0.1 `
` S = sqrt( (9)/(4) xx 10 ^(-11))~~4.5 xx 10^(_6)M`
`[Mg^(+2) ][OH^(-)] ltKsp , (0.1)[OH^(-) ]^(2)lt 1.2 xx 10 ^(-11)`
` [OH^(-)] lt sqrt(1.2 xx 10 ^(-10)), [OH^(-) ] lt 1.09xx 10 ^(-5)POH = 4. 96 , PH = 9. 04`
36.

The maximum oxidaton state that fluorine exhibits is

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`-1`
ZERO
`+1`
`+2`

Solution :The MAXIMUM oxidation STATE of fluorine is0, i.e., in `F_2` .
37.

The maximum numbers of electrons in a sub shell is given by the expression

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`2N^(2)`
`21+1`
`41+2`
none of these

Solution :`2(21 + 1) = 41 + 2`
38.

The maximum number of oxidation states which nitrogen can show in its compounds is.

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SOLUTION :9 oxidation states are POSSIBLE, i.e., -3, -2, -1, 0, +1, +2, +3, +4, and +5.
39.

The maximum number of possible hydrogen molecules formed from its isotopes is

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3
6
9
12

Answer :B
40.

The maximum number of linear atoms in propyne molecule are

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3
4
2
6

Solution :`H-C-=CH-CH_(3)`. The MAXIMUM NUMBER of hinear ATOMS are 4.
41.

The maximum number of isomers (including stereoisomers ) that are possible on monochlorination of the following compound is :

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42.

The maximum number of hydrogen bonds that a water molecule can form is

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1
2
3
4

Solution :Each `H_(2)` moleculecan FORM TWO H-bond through
O-atom and two H-bonds through two H-atoms
43.

The maximum number of isomers for an alkene with molecular formula C_(4)H_(8) is….

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two
three
four
six

Answer :B
44.

The maximum number of hydrogen bonds formed by a water molecule in ice is

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4
1
2
3

Answer :A
45.

The maximum number of eletrons with s = +1/2 in an orbital for which l=2 is

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1
3
5
7

Answer :A
46.

The maximum number of electrons with s = +1/2 in an orbital for which 1=2 is

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1
3
5
7

Solution :Any ORBITAL can ACCOMMODATE 2 `E^-` only
47.

The maximum number of elements available in elemental form

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26
92
111
118

Answer :B
48.

The maximum number of electrons that p-orbital can accommodate is

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6
2
10
14

Answer :A
49.

The maximum number of electrons that can have principal quantum number, n = 3, and spin quantum number, m_(s) = -(1)/(2), is

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Solution :Number of orbitals in the SHELL with n = 3 will be `= n^(2) = 3^(2) = 9`. Each orbital can have maximum 2 electrons one with spin `+(1)/(2)` and the other with `- (1)/(2)`. HENCE, number of electrons with `m_(s) = - (1)/(2)` will be 9
50.

The maximum number of electrons that can have principal quantum number, n = 3 and spin quantum number m_s= - 1//2 is ________.

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Solution :Total NUMBER of electrons with (n=3) `=2n^2 =18`
Out of these 18 electrons, 9 electrons will have anticlcokwise SPIN `(m_s = -1/2)`