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| 1051. |
Can molten copper be used in place of molten iron for the manufacture of artificial diamonds ? Give reason in support of your answer. |
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Answer» Solution :(i) Condition required for the manufacture of diamond. (II) Comparison of change in VOLUME of FIXED MASS of iron and copper during solidification. (III) Effect of this change on the rearrangment of atoms of carbon. (iv) Relation between the arrangement of atoms and the allotropic form. |
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| 1052. |
Calculate the number of neutrons for the following elements. (a) ""_(11)Na^(23)""(b)""_(18)Ar^(40)""(c)""_(17)Cl^(36)""(d)""_(15)P^(31) |
| Answer» SOLUTION :NUMBER of NEUTRONS =A-Z | |
| 1053. |
Calcium reacts vigorously even with cold water. |
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| 1055. |
Burning more and more fossil fuels creates an imbalance in the netural cabon cycle as well as in the natural water cycle. Give reasons. |
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Answer» SOLUTION :(i) Products of COMBUSTION of fuels. (ii) Effect of products formed on environment. (iii) REACTIVITY of products with rain WATER. (iv) Effect on carbon and water cycle. |
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| 1056. |
Brass is not suitable for type making because |
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Answer» brass expands on solidification. |
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| 1057. |
Both slow cooling and rapid cooling of glass are avoided. How do you account for this? |
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Answer» SOLUTION :(1) Thermal conductivity of glass. (ii) Importance ofprocess of cooling of SOFTENED glass to OBTAIN good quality of glass. (iii) CHANGES that takes place in the quality of glass on rapid cooling (iv) Changes that takes place in the quality of glass on slow cooling. (v) Relation between the process of cooling of glass and its physical properties. |
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Both H_2SO_4 and HNO_3 cause damage to skin when the skin comes in contact with them. Compare and contrast the reasons |
| Answer» Solution :`H_2SO_4` being a dehydrating agent removeshydrogen and oxygen from the skin in the FORM of water there by amaging the skin. `HNO_3` REACTS ITH skin proteins forming xanthoproteins and hence imparts YELLOW colour to skin and forms painful blisters | |
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Bone ash contains both micro and macro nutrients in it. However it is not used as a fertilizer. It is converted to superphosphate oflime which is an important fertilizer. Give reason |
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Answer» Solution :(i) REQUISITE of a good fertilizer. (ii) Constituent of bone ash which CONTAINS macro--nutrients required for plants. (iii) Soluble NATURE of the above constituent. (iv) Manufacture of super phosphate oflime from this constituent. (v) SOLUBILITY of'super phosphate of lime. |
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| 1062. |
Blue coloured CuSO_(4) solution is taken in a beaker. Is the blue solution an elementcompound or mixture? Is it homogeneous or heterogeneous? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :COMPONENTS PRESENT in the solution. | |
| 1063. |
Blue coloured CuSO_4 is taken in two test tubes A and B. Zinc granules are added to test tube A and small iron piecces are added to test tube B. Explain the observations in each acse by giving reasons. |
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Answer» SOLUTION :(i) Reactivity series of metals. (II) Reactivity of metals according to metal reactivity series. (iii)Reactions TAKING place. (iv)CHANGE in property of the solution DUE to the reaction. |
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| 1064. |
Blue coloured gas X having a characteristic fishy odour, can restore the colour of lead parntmgs. Thi.s gas X can also be used for sterilizing water. identify the gas X. Mention the type of reaction(s) involved. |
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Answer» Solution :Since X is a GAS which is USED in STERILIZING water and has a characteristic FISHY odour, it is `O_3.O_3` combines with black LEAD sulphide to give sulphate. It is a redox reaction. `PbS+4O_3toPbSO_4+4O_2` |
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| 1065. |
Bleaching powder in cold water is an excellent bleaching agent. But it cannot act as a good bleaching agent when dissolved in hot water.Why? |
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Answer» Solution :BLEACHING powder reacts with cold water to produce chloride and hypochlorite ions. Hypochlorite ions dissociate producing NASCENT oxygen Which is RESPONSIBLE for bleaching `CaOCL_2+H_2O rarrCa^(+2)+CL^(-)+ClO+H^++OH^-` Bleaching powder reacts with hot water and produces chloride and chlorate ions `3ClO^(-)rarr2Cl^(-)+ClO^-` |
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| 1066. |
Basic unit of a diamond crystal has a.....................shape. |
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| 1067. |
How can we make a chemical equation more informative? |
| Answer» SOLUTION :BALANCED equation `2Mg(s)+O_(2)(G)overset("heat")rarr2MgO(s)` | |
| 1068. |
Avoid plastics as far as possible'. Comment in this advice. |
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| 1069. |
Atoms of two element P and Q have 5 electrons in 2nd shell and 3rd shell respectively . What could be the geometrical representations of P and Q ? What will the atomic numbers of these elements be ? |
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Answer» <P> Solution :(i) Number of VALENCE electrons of P and Q and their electronic configuration.(ii) Calculation of number of electrons in PREVIOUS shells of P and Q based on the valence shell and the number of electrons in the valence shell. |
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| 1071. |
Atomic mass of reactants should be equal to the ……………… of products. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :ATOMIC MASS | |
| 1072. |
Assertion (A): Electrons present in ground states of different single electron species (H,He^(+), Li^(++)) possess different amount of energy. Reason (R) : Distances of electrons from the nuclei of different single electron are equal. |
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Answer» Both A and R are correct and R is the correct explanation of A. The DISTANCE of the electrons from the NUCLEI of different single ELECTRON species is different because of difference in atomic number. |
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| 1073. |
Electrons are distributed in different energy shells, according to the rules of |
| Answer» SOLUTION :ELECTRONIC CONFIGURATION | |
| 1074. |
Arrange the steps in the process of carbon cycle, starting from the abundant state of existence of carbon in the combined state, in their correct sequence. (a) Dead remains(b) CO_(2) in atmosphere (c ) Organic matter (d) Plants. (e ) Fossil fuels |
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Answer» bacde (ii) PLANTS (iii) Dead remainsltbvrgt (iv) ORGANIC MATTER (V) Fossil fuels |
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Arrange the step in the process of carbon cycle, starting from the substance which possess a mixture of hydrocarbons, in a proper sequence. (a) Sea water (b) Dead remain ( c) Aquatic plants (d) CO_(2) in atmosphere ( e) Organic matter (f) Fossil fuels. |
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Answer» cadefb (ii) `CO_(2)` in ATMOSPHERE (iii) Sea water (iv) AQUATIC plants (v) Dead remains (vi) ORGANIC matter |
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Arrange the products of the following reactions in the increasing order of the numbre of oxygen atoms associated with one nonmetallic atom. (a) Burning of phosphorus in an adequate supply of oxygen to produce and oxide of phosphorus. (b) The complete combustion of coke with the supply of sufficient oxygen. (c) An electric spark is provided to a 1 : 1 mixture of nitrogen and oxygen. (d) Burning of sulphur dioxide gas in oxygen. |
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Answer» c d a b (b) Complete combustion gives `CO_(2)` (c) When an electric spark is PROVIDED to a mixture 1 : 1 mixture of `N2andO_(2),NO` is produced. (d) Burning of `SO_(2)` gives `SO_(3)` `:.` The correct sequence is c b a d. Arrange the the STATEMENTS in this order - (i), (II), (iii), (iv). |
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Arrange the given combustible substance in decreasing order of calorific value. (a) Hydrogen (b) Charcoal (c ) Petrol (d) L.P.G( e) Wood |
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Answer» bcade (ii) L.P.G (iii) Petrol (IV) CHARCOAL (v) WOOD |
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Arrange the following steps involved in the prepartion of oxygen from KClO_(3) in proper order. (a) Content of the test tube is heated. (b) A mixture of finely ground KClO_(3)andMnO_(2) is taken in a test tube. (c) The open end of the test tube is plugged with cotton. (d) Delivery tube is taken out. (e) The test tube is fixed in a slanting position. (f) Bunsen burner is put off. (g) Oxygen is collected by downward displacement of water. |
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Answer» b c d a e f g (ii) The open end of test tube is PLUGGED with cotton. (iii) The test tube is fixed in a SLANTING position. (iv) Content of the test tube is heated. (v) Oxygen is collected by downward displacement of water. (vi) Delivery tube is taken out. (vii) BUNSEN burner is PUT off. |
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Arrange the following statements in a sequence which involves the calculation of the atomic number and mass number for an atom of an element with 15 electrons and 16 neutrons. (a) A=Number of protons + Number of neutrons A=Z+ Number fo neutrons A=15+16=31(b) Number of protrons and number of electrons are equal in a neutral atom. Hence the atomic number Z is equal to 15. (c) Mass number is equal to the total number of protons and neutrons. (d) Atomic number is 15 and mass number is 31. |
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Answer» b d c a (ii) Mass number is equal to the TOTAL number of protons and neutrons. (iii) A = Number of protons + Number of neutrons A = Z + Number of neutrons A = 15 + 16 = 31 (IV) Atomic number is 15 and mass number is 31. |
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| 1080. |
Arrange the fol.lowing reactions in the given order that is compound-element combination, compound- compound combination, clement-clement combination. (a) Coke is burnt in an inadequate supply of air. (b) The product formed in the reaction (a) is again bun1t in the presence of oxygen. (c) The product fonned in the reaction (b) is treated with water. |
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Answer» a c b `2CO+O_2to2CO_2` is compound - element combination `CO_2+H_2OtoH_2CO_3` is compound - compound combination (i)The product FORMED in reaction (a) is again burnt in the presence of oxygen. (ii) The product formed in reaction (b) is treated with WATER. (iii) Coke is burnt in an inadequate supply of AIR |
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Arrange the following products (oxides) in the ascending order of the ratio of metal atoms to oxygen atom(s) present in one molecule of the respective oxide. (a) Magnesium is heated in the presnce of oxygen. (b) Iron produces a reddish brown with a crackling sound when it is heated higher temperautre. (c) Sodium undergoes oxidation in moist air. (d) Formation of a coating of aluminium oxide on aluminium at normal temperature. |
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Answer» a d C b (ii) Iron gives a reddish brown POWDER with crackling sound when it is heated at a higher temperature. Here the ratio of metal ATOMS to oxygen atoms in one molecule of oxide is `3//4` that is 0.75 (iii) Magnesium oxide (MgO) is formed when magnesium is slightly heated with oxygen. Here the ratio of metal atom to oxygen atom is 1. (iv) SODIUM oxide `(Na_(2)O)` is formed when sodium undergoes oxidation in moist air. Here the reaction of metal atoms to oxygen atom is 2. |
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Arrange the following radicals in the increasing order of total number of constituent atoms present in the respective radicals. (a) Hydroxide(b) Nitride(c) Chromate (d) Sulphite(e) Dihydrogen phosphate |
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Arrange the different type of coal in sequence in the increasing order of the quality coal. (a) Lignite (b) Peat (c) Anthracite (d) Bituminous |
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Answer» acdb (ii) Lignite (III) Bituminous (iv) ANTHRACITE |
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Arrange the different forms ofsulphur formed during heating fouowed by cooling Meu sulphur Flower of sulphur Rhombic sulphur sulphur vapoar Lambda sulphur Monoclinic sulphur |
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Answer» e c f a d b (ii) Monochnic sulphur (iii) LAMBDA sulphur (IV) Meu sulphur (v) Sulphur vapour (VI) Flower of sulphur |
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Arrange the chemicals in sequence for the removal of impurities H_(2)S,SO_(2), PH_(3) and H_(2)O respectively in the purification of hydration gas. (a) Phosphorus pentoxide(b) Lead nitrate solution (c) Silver nitrate solution(d) Caustic potash |
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Answer» a B c d (II) Cautic POTASH (iii) Silver nitrate solution (iv) Phosphorus pentoxide |
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| 1086. |
Aqueous solutions are good conductors in comparison to its corresponding pure solvent. |
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| 1087. |
Anode rays produced by isotopes and isobars possess same charge when taken in different discharge tubes. Which among the two sets of anode rays show different deflections in the presence of electric field ? |
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Answer» Solution :(i) Characteristics of ISOTOPES and isobars. (II) FACTORS AFFECTING e/m of anode rays. (iii) Relation between e/m and deflection. |
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"Anode rays are also produced along with cathode rays in the discharge tube pressure ". Justify. |
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Answer» Solution :(i) Density of gas MOLECULES inside the discharge tube. (ii) The mechanism of PRODUCTION of cathode RAYS. (iii) The ORIGIN of anode rays. |
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| 1089. |
Anhydrous substance is the one that does not contain .................. |
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Anhydride of sulphurous acid is |
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Answer» SULPHUR dioxide |
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Anhydride of an acid X contains 2 phosphorous atoms, 5 oxygen atoms. If this acid X is made to react with bases like sodium hydroxide, calciurn hydroxide and aluminum hydroxide, what will the formulae of the corresponding normal salts formed be? |
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Answer» Solution :(i) Identification of X from the respective anhydride. (ii) PREDICTING the formulae of the bases based on nomenclature. (iii) Nature of reaction between ACID X and respective bases. (iv) Predicting the VALENCY of negative redical in X. (V) Predicting the valency of sodium, calcium and aluminium RESPECTIVELY. (vi)Applying crisscrossmethod to determine formulae of the corresponding salts. |
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..................and...............are some of the main sources of water on earth. |
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| 1093. |
........and ...........affect the solubility of a solute in water. |
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An oxide X of carbon on treatment with oxygen gives Y which turns line water miky and blue litmus to red. Predict the valencies of carbon in X and Y and what is the composition of miky precipitate formed? |
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Answer» SOLUTION :(i) Identification of Y from the GIVEN data. (ii) Identification of X from Y (iii) Predicting the VALENCIES of carbon in X and Y (IV) Reaction between Y and lime WATER. (v) Composition of the above product. |
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An oxide of a bivalent metal on heating with coke gives a compound 'X' and a gas 'Y'. The gas 'Y' reacts with chlorine gas to give a poisonous gaseous compound. 'X' undergoes hydrolysis to give a hydrocarbons 'Z' with two carbon atoms. Identify the compound X,Y, and Z. Also give the reactions involved. |
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Answer» Solution :(i) Identification of HYDROCARBONS. (ii) Identification of metal which GIVES hydrocarbons with 2 carbon atoms on hydrolysis. (iii) Products formed on reaction of metal oxide with coke. (iv) Reaction of gaseous product with CHLORINE. |
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An increase in the levels of CO_(2) in the atmosphere increases the temperature of the earht. |
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An eleven-year old naughty boy Krish took keys of his father's car without his father's permission. He went inside the garage, colsed it and started the ignition. After a few minutes, he started couging. His father fortunately went into the garage, opened it , immediately brought him out and rescued him. Krish's mother asked her husband- the reason for Krish's condition. What explanation did the father give ? |
| Answer» Solution :The burning of fuel takes place while starting a car. If fuel is burnt in a closed system, INCOMPLETE combustion takes place resulting in the FORMATION of CO due to inadequate supply of AIR. CO is very HARMFUL for health because of the formation of carboxyhaemoglobin. | |
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An atoms 'X' is made up of 20 protons and 20 neutrons. Write the atomic number and mass number and represent the atom with atomic number and number. |
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Answer» Solution :(i) ATOMIC number equal to PROTON number (II) Mass number equal to sum of proton and neutrons number |
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An atom of an element has two electrons in the valence shell and two consecutive inner shells have 8 electrons each. Calculate the atomic number of the element. |
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Answer» 19 |
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An atom of an element has one electron in the valence shell and the two inner shells have 8 electrons each. Find the atomic number of that element. |
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Answer» Solution :(i) NUMBER of ELECTRONS PRESENT in K,L and M shells of that atom. (ii) Determination of (n-1) and (n-2) BASED on the number of electrons in the previousshell. (iii) Electronic configuration (iv)ATOMIC number. |
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