This section includes 7 InterviewSolutions, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Current Affairs knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
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Which compound amoung the following is used for the laboratory preparation of oxygen ? |
| Answer» Solution :`H_(2)O_(2)` is used for the laboratory preparation of oxygen. | |
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Two persons A and B got burns one with boiling water at 100^(@)C and other due to steam at 100^(@)C respectivley. Which person is affected more? |
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Answer» A |
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Underground water does not contain suspended impurities. Why? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :The UNDERGROUND water during seepage gets filtered through the layers of SOIL and HENCE does not contain suspended IMPURITIES. | |
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Which of the following types of water is a bad conductor of electricity? |
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Answer» Distilled water |
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What is the action of heat on the following? (a) Ammonium hydroxide (b) Aluminium hydroxide (c) Sodium hydroxide |
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Answer» Solution :(a) Ammonium hydroxide decomposes rapidly to give AMMONIA gas and water upon slight heating. `NH_(4)OH overset(Delta)rarr NH_(3) + H_(2)O` (B) On heating aluminium hydroxide gives alumina and water. `2A1(OH)_(3) rarr A1_(2)O_(3) + 3H_(2)O` ltBrgt (c) NaOH melts on strong heating but it does not undego decomposition. |
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Which of the following substances used in agriculture does not cause water pollution to large extent? |
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Answer» Manures |
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What is the role of water in the evolution of aquatic life? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :It is believed that complex chemical REACTIONS between the MINERALS in sea water took place in the presence o sunlight which RESULTED in the origin of unicellular organisms such as bacteria and fungi | |
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Two volumes of hydrogen and one volume of oxygen compose one volume of water. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :`underset("volumes")underset("Two")(2H_(2))+underset("volume")underset("ONE")(O_(2))RARR underset("two volumes")(2H_(2)O)` | |
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Which of the gas is the most unsuitable for filling up weather observation balloons ? |
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Answer» Helium |
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Which of the following elements is chemically inactive ? |
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Answer» Nitrogen |
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| 11. |
Write thecomposition of stainless steel. |
| Answer» Solution :STAINLESS STEEL is an alloy of `Fe (38%), Cr(15%), NI (1%) and C(1%)`. | |
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Ultra violet rays are absorbed by ………….of atmosphere. |
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Answer» Ultra VIOLET RAYS are absorbed by ozonosphere of atmosphere |
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What is desalination? |
| Answer» Solution :The PROCESS of removal of dissolved salts from the SEA water is KNOWN as DESALINATION. | |
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Which of the following is not the control measure of water pollution? |
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Answer» Usage of natural manure |
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Which of the following terms is not related to underground water? |
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Answer» INFILTRATION |
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While coming back from school in the school in the school bus , Bill asked his friend Gill to predict the atoms, X andY while form a stable dinegative ion and a uninegative ion respectively . Theyhave same number of electrons in the L shell which is the shell inner to the valence shell . predict the answer given by gill . |
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Answer» Solution : `{:(,X^(-2),Y^(-1)),(E.C,2_(,)8_(,)8,2_(,)8_(,)8):}` Electronic configuration of corresponding neutral atoms , X and Y are as FOLLOWS : `Xto2, 8 , 6"" Yto2, 8 , 7` Atomic numbersof X and Y are 16and 17 respectively and hence they are SULPHUR and chlorine |
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Which of thefolllowing properties of silicon is not exploited in themanufacture of non-stick cookware ? |
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Answer» High resistance toheat. |
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Water containing salt X of a divalent metal, when treated with a compound Y gives much lather with soap. Insoluble compound MgCO_(3) and salt of a monovalent metal sulphate are formed. Identify X and Y respectively. |
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Answer» `CaCl_(2), Na_(2)CO_(3)` `MgSO_(4) + Na_(2)CO_(3) rarrMgCO_(3) + Na_(2)SO_(4)`. |
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Which among the following is a bad conductor of electricity ? |
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Answer» Zinc |
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Which element is used in themanufacture of insecticides and pesticides and pesticides like DDT and BHC ? |
| Answer» Solution :CHLORINE is used in the MANUFACTURE of INSECTICIDES andpesticides like DDT and BHC. | |
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Which of the following noble gases cannot be used for filling upelectric bulbs ? |
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Answer» Helium |
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| 22. |
Though phosphorus acid contains three hydrogens, it is a dibasic acid. Give reasons. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :Formula of phosphorous ACID `H_(3)PO_(3)* H_(3)PO_(3)` on DISSOLUTION in water produces only two `H^(+)` ions. Only these two hydrogens are replaceable and the other hydrogen is non-replaceagle. Hence it is a DIBASIC acid. | |
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Which of the following processes doen't contribute to the increase of supended pariculate matter in the atmophere ? |
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Answer» EMISSIONS from industries |
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Which of the following is a noble gas ? |
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Answer» Hydrogen |
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The water obtained in ion-exchange process is |
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Answer» devoid of dissolved salts and minerals |
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Which of the following elements is used for tinning ? |
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Answer» Iron |
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Which among the following gases do not contribute to green house effect ? |
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Answer» METHANE |
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Which of the following is a dibasic weak mineral acid? |
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Answer» acetic acid |
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| 29. |
Water shows convex meniscus in narrow ________ and _________ tubes. |
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Answer» GLASS, plastic |
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| 30. |
Though zinc coating is cheaper than tin coating on iron, only tin coating for iron containersfor storing food meterials. Identify the correct reason. |
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Answer» Zinnce is LESS REACTIVE than tin. |
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Which of the following is a difference between thermoplastic and thermosetting plastics ? |
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Answer» Thermoplastics can be processed repeatedly |
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Which of the following is a difference between thermoplastic andthermosetting plastics ? |
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Answer» Thermoplastics can be processed REPEATEDLY. |
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What is intermolecular force of attraction ? Mention two types of intermolecular force of attraction acting between molecules. |
| Answer» Solution :The ATTRACTIVE forces that exist between the adjacent molecules of a MATTER are called INTERMOLECULAR forces depending on the nature of ATTRACTION can be of two types that is COHESIVE and adhesive forces depending on the nature of the participant molecules. | |
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Though zinc coating is cheaper than tin coating on iron, only tin coating is used for iron containers for storing food materials. Identify the correct reason. |
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Answer» Zinc is less reaction than tin. |
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Which among the following statements is true ? |
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Answer» Compounds are HETEROGENEOUS in nature. |
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What happens when a paper soaked in acidified potassium dichromate is exposed to SO_(2) gas ? |
| Answer» Solution :When a PAPER soaked in ACIDIFIED potassium DICHROMATE paper dichromate paper is exposed to `SO_(2)` GAS, it turnsto green due to the formation of chromic sulphate. | |
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What is meant by intermolecular space and intermolecular forces of attraction ? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :The space between the constituent MOLECULES of MATTER is called intermolecular space. The ATTRACTIVE FORCES that exist between the adjacent molecules of matter are called intermolecular forces of attraction . | |
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What are mineral acids? How can they be further classified on the basis of nature of the constituents? |
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Answer» Solution :The acids which are SYNTHESISED from the minerals OBTAINED from earth's crust are called mineral acids. These mineral acids can be further CLASSIFIED on the basis of various characteristics. Based on the constituent elements in the acids they are classified as hydracids and oxyacids. The acids which contain hydrogen and ANOTHER nonmetal are called hydracids. The acids which contain oxygen along with hydrogen and nonmetal are called oxyacids. |
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While showing some common compounds used in our daily life in the laboratory, the teacher showed sodium chloride compound and told that it is also called common salt. Next day, one of the students brought common salt from home to the laboratory and requested the teacher to show sodium chloride as well. He kept both common salt and sodium chloride in two different watch glasses and left. Next day, during lunch break the student went to the laboratory and saw that the common salt brought from home became sticky whereas the compound sodium chloride remained as it is. What would be the justification given by the teacher for the above observation? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :In common SALT, trace AMOUNT of `MgC1_(2) "and" CaC1_(2)` are present as impurities which are deliquescent in NATURE. They absorb moisture from the surroundings and are converted to solution. As a RESULT common salt becomes sticky. | |
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What is greenhouse effect ? |
| Answer» Solution :Certain gaseous molecules present in the ATMOSPHERE absorb IR rays and reradiate the HEAT in all DIRECTIONS and thus temperature of earth is maintained. This precess is called greenhouse effect. | |
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Which of the following properties of iceberg led to the sinking of the titanic ship? |
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Answer» HEAVY water currents |
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Which is a negative a radical among the following ? |
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Answer» Silcate |
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What is a metalloid ? Give two examples. |
| Answer» Solution :Metalloids are ELEMENTS which show the PROPERTIES of both metals and non-metals. EXAMPLES : Germanium, ARSENIC | |
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What is atmoshere ? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :The envelop of gases which surrounds the PLANET EARTH is CALLED atmophere. | |
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Which of the following is a heterogeneous mixture ? |
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Answer» A mixture of water and sugar |
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What is meant by electrolytic decomposition? Give an example. |
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Answer» Solution :ELECTROLYTIC decomposition is a CHEMICAL decomposition in which a single reactant is DECOMPOSED into more than one products by the passageof electricity. Example :`2H_(2)Oto2H_(2)+O_(2)` |
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Which of thefollowing involves only physical change ? |
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Answer» Dissolution of lime in WATER. |
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Which of the following processes is not involved in making surface water potable? |
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Answer» SEDIMENTATION |
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The sculptures and monuments get demaged due to acid rains. Usage of scrubbers, containing lime, in industries decreases the percentage sontent of the major air pollutants that constribute to acid rain. The haracterstic reaction involved in the scrubber is , |
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Answer» neutrazation `underset("Base")(CaO)+underset("acid")(SO_(2))toCaSO_(3)darr` Hence it is a neutralization reaction. |
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What are indicators? Give examples. |
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Answer» SOLUTION :Certain SUBSTANCES when added shows different colours in acidic and basic solutions. Such substances undergo COLOUR change at the neutralisation point which indicates the complete neutralisation and hence are called indicators. Certain naturally occurring substances can also act as indicators as they change colour according to the nature of substance. Example: Red cabbage juice. The other indicators used are litmus, methyl orange and phenolphthalein. Action of indicators on acids and bases `{:("NAME of indicator","Colour in acidic solution","Colour in basic solution"),("Litmus","Red","BLUE"),("Methyl orange","Pink (orange red)","Yellow"),("Phenolphthalein","Colourless","Pink"),("Turmeric","yellow","Red"):}` |
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