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151.

Which of the following acts as thermal stabilizer for tetra ethyl lead?(a) Diethyl ether(b) Tetra hydro furan(c) Aromatic hydrocarbon(d) Ethyl magnesium chlorideI had been asked this question in an interview.Origin of the question is Inorganic Chemical topic in division Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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Correct choice is (c) Aromatic hydrocarbon

Easiest explanation: TETRA hydro FURAN and diethyl ETHER are used to increase CONDUCTIVITY, ethyl magnesium chloride (Grignard reagent) is a raw material for production of tetra ethyl lead, and aromatic hydrocarbon is used as thermal stabilizer for TEL.

152.

What is arc image furnace?(a) Photochemical application of arc(b) Mechanical application of arc(c) Chemical application of arc(d) Photochemical conversionsThe question was asked in an online quiz.This question is from Inorganic Chemical in division Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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The correct ANSWER is (a) Photochemical application of ARC

The explanation: Arc image furnace is the radiation and photochemical application of high intensity arc, while mechanical application of arc is such as new design of WIND tunnels, cutting and welding of metals etc.

153.

In which process alloy steels are produced?(a) Electric furnacing(b) Fused electrolytic(c) Gas phase electric discharge(d) ElectroplatingThis question was posed to me in examination.My doubt stems from Inorganic Chemical in portion Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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Correct option is (a) Electric furnacing

To explain I would say: In electric furnacing PROCESS, ALLOY steels are produced while aluminium, MAGNESIUM and sodium cells are related to FUSED electrolytic, ozone is related to GAS phase electric discharge and nickel, chrome plating on steel are done in electroplating.

154.

In which electrochemical cell, exothermic changes occur?(a) Electrolysis cell(b) Volatile cell(c) Fuel cell(d) Conventional cellI had been asked this question in an interview.I'm obligated to ask this question of Inorganic Chemical in portion Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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The correct option is (b) Volatile cell

Explanation: Electrolysis cell USES ELECTRICAL energy to produce endothermic CHEMICAL changes, fuel cell and conventional cellsprovide endothermic change while volatile cell uses EXOTHERMIC chemical reactions to produce electrical energy.

155.

What is the molecular weight of Na5P3O10?(a) 368(b) 363(c) 360(d) 365This question was addressed to me in a job interview.I want to ask this question from Inorganic Chemical topic in division Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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The correct CHOICE is (a) 368

To explain: The atomic WEIGHTS of SODIUM, phosphorous, oxygen are 23, 31, and 16 respectively. Hence the TOTAL molecular weight is (23*5) + (31*3) + (16*10) = 368.

156.

Which of the following is not a reactant of carbo nitric process?(a) HNO3(b) CO2(c) Ca3(PO4)2(d) H2SO4I have been asked this question during an online exam.Question is from Inorganic Chemical topic in portion Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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The correct choice is (d) H2SO4

The explanation: CARBO nitric process is a complex reaction involving calcium phosphate Ca3(PO4)2, AMMONIA NH3, nitric acid HNO3, carbon DIOXIDE CO2, and water.

157.

How potassium nitrate salt is obtained?(a) From a mixture of KCl and NaNO3(b) From a mixture of KCl and HNO3(c) From a mixture of KCl and NH4NO3(d) From a mixture of KCl and KNO3I got this question in quiz.My doubt is from Inorganic Chemical topic in chapter Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

Answer» CORRECT option is (a) From a MIXTURE of KCl and NaNO3

The explanation: POTASSIUM nitrate salt is obtained by adding potassium CHLORIDE to hot solutions of sodium nitrate. After that sodium chloride got separated and KNO3 is crystallizes on cooling.
158.

Contamination with which of the following material does not have any harmful effect on ammonium nitrate?(a) Ammonia(b) Zinc(c) Oxygen(d) NO2The question was posed to me in an online interview.The question is from Inorganic Chemical topic in division Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

Answer» RIGHT answer is (d) NO2

Easiest explanation: Contamination of ammonium NITRATE with organic material support decomposition of ammonium nitrate which on decomposition initiates IGNITION of the material. NO2 on the other hand does not have any MAJOR effect on ammonium nitrate.
159.

What is the amount of coal required in the production of producer gas?(a) 60-80 kg(b) 8-10 kg(c) 25-30 kg(d) 20-25 kgI have been asked this question during an online interview.My question is based upon Inorganic Chemical topic in division Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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The correct ANSWER is (c) 25-30 kg

Best EXPLANATION: In producer gas production 8-10 kg steam required, 20-25 kg COKE required, 25-30 kg COAL required and 60-80 kg air required.

160.

Which promoter mentioned below is used in the contact process?(a) Iron(b) Alkali(c) Acid(d) AirI had been asked this question by my college professor while I was bunking the class.The query is from Inorganic Chemical in chapter Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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Correct answer is (b) ALKALI

Easy explanation: In CONTACT process alkali is USED as promoter in trace AMOUNTS to enhance activity of catalytic AGENT in order to decrease the reaction time for better economy.

161.

Which component of sulfur attacks the vanadium catalyst?(a) Platinum(b) Zinc(c) Arsenic(d) LeadThe question was posed to me in my homework.Question is from Inorganic Chemical topic in section Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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Right answer is (c) Arsenic

For explanation I would say: In the contact process arsenic usually attacks the VANADIUM catalyst. It can be removed by contacting MOLTEN sulfur with milk of lime in a continuous autoclave. Lead and ZINC usually don’t react with vanadium under the conditions provide in the contact process.

162.

Which of the mentioned conditions will favor synthesis of Ammonia by Haber’s process?(a) High temperature and High pressure(b) Low temperature and High pressure(c) High temperature and Low pressure(d) Low temperature and Low pressureThe question was asked at a job interview.Origin of the question is Inorganic Chemical in section Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

Answer» CORRECT CHOICE is (b) Low temperature and High pressure

Explanation: According to LE Chatlier principle forward reaction is favorable when pressure is high, i.e. equilibrium shifts to RIGHT, which gives more Ammonia. Since the reaction is exothermic, Low temperature will FAVOR the reaction. So Low temperature and High-pressure favors the synthesis.
163.

Which of the mentioned gas is used as protective atmosphere to prevent oxidation in metalworking and food preservation?(a) N2(b) O2(c) H2(d) CO2This question was posed to me in an international level competition.The query is from Inorganic Chemical in section Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

Answer» CORRECT OPTION is (a) N2

Easiest explanation: NITROGEN is used to PREVENT oxidation in metalworking and FOOD preservation due to its inertness.
164.

Which of the mentioned is a major problem for production of acetylene from Calcium carbide?(a) Choice of lime(b) Waste disposal of lime residue(c) Temperature and pressure control in generators(d) All of the mentionedI had been asked this question in final exam.My query is from Inorganic Chemical topic in chapter Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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Right choice is (d) All of the mentioned

Easy explanation: The major engineering problems encountered during production of acetylene from calcium carbide are Choice of lime, Avoidance of contact of CAC2 with moisture while storage and grinding, Temperature and PRESSURE control in the GENERATORS, Waste disposal of lime RESIDUE from generator.

165.

Which of the following will come under manufacturing cost?(a) Employee benefits(b) Cafeteria(c) Operating costs(d) Freight and deliveryThis question was posed to me at a job interview.This interesting question is from Inorganic Chemical topic in division Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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The correct ANSWER is (c) Operating costs

To explain: Operating costs are the costs that are involved with the operation of the plant for the production ACTIVITY, which comes under manufacturing costs. Other TERMS options mentioned Employee benefits, Cafeteria, Freight and DELIVERY doesn’t come under manufacturing costs.

166.

Which explosives is known as ‘octogen’?(a) RDX(b) HMX(c) Semtex(d) Black powderThe question was asked during an interview for a job.The question is from Inorganic Chemical in chapter Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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Right answer is (b) HMX

Best explanation: ALTERNATE names of HMX explosives are – high MELTING explosives, cyclotetramethylenetetranitramine, OCTOGEN, high velocity MILITARY explosives and his/her majesty’s explosives.

167.

7(i)+ B(OCH3)3→ NaBH4 + 6(ii)+ 3(iii) Name the compounds i, ii, iii?(a) i.sodium hydride ii.sodium iii.methanol(b) i.sodium Ii.methanol iii.sodium hydride(c) i.sodium ii.sodium hydride iii.methanol(d) i.sodium hydride ii.methanol iii.sodiumThis question was addressed to me in an interview for job.This key question is from Inorganic Chemical in portion Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

Answer» RIGHT choice is (a) i.SODIUM hydride ii.sodium III.methanol

To elaborate: The reaction is7NaH + B(OCH3)3→ NaBH4 + 6Na + 3CH3OH, HENCE compound i is sodium hydride, compound ii is sodium and compound iii is methanol.
168.

Which type of esters used in the solvent extraction process?(a) Inorganic phosphate(b) Phosphate(c) Organic phosphate(d) Low limestones oresI had been asked this question in examination.Query is from Inorganic Chemical topic in section Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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The CORRECT answer is (c) ORGANIC phosphate

Explanation: This process is ONE of a removal of non-uranium constituents process. Solvent extraction of acid LEACH slurries is done by organic phosphate esters such as tributyl phosphate in KEROSENE.

169.

In which form deuterium exists in natural water?(a) HD(b) D2O(c) HDO(d) DThis question was posed to me during an online exam.My doubt stems from Inorganic Chemical in chapter Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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The correct OPTION is (c) HDO

To explain I WOULD say: Deuterium exists in natural water as HDO and in hydrogen from petroleum sources as HD. The isotopic atom PERCENTAGE in both source type is 0.0143%. To produce 99+ % is a sizeable separation task.

170.

Which by-product acids are used in the production of bromine from seawater?(a) HCl and H2SO4(b) HCl and HNO3(c) HCl and H2PO3(d) Only HClI had been asked this question in an interview for job.I'm obligated to ask this question of Chemical From Sea topic in division Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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Correct ANSWER is (a) HCl and H2SO4

To explain: By-product acids HCl and H2SO4 are USED in BROMINE production in order to acidify the incoming seawater. Bromine reacts with SO2 and water and gives H2SO4 and HBr.

171.

Which type of cement is manufactured by fusing limestone and bauxite?(a) Regular type portland cement(b) High alumina(c) Magnesium oxychloride(d) Portland cementI have been asked this question during an interview.I want to ask this question from Inorganic Chemical topic in portion Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

Answer» RIGHT answer is (b) High alumina

To ELABORATE: High alumina cement is manufactured by fusing limestone’s and bauxite; rapid rate of high strength development to high values but with high heat rate liberation; SUPERIOR resistance to sea and SULPHATE WATERS.
172.

Which of the following raw material is not used in production of tetra ethyl lead (TEL) by electro chemical process?(a) Lead metal(b) Magnesium chloride(c) Ethyl chloride(d) Ethyl magnesium chlorideThis question was posed to me in an online quiz.Query is from Inorganic Chemical in portion Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

Answer» RIGHT OPTION is (b) Magnesium chloride

To explain I would say: Reaction 2C2H5 MgCl+2C2H5 Cl+Pb →Pb(C2H5)4 + 2MgCl2 is involved in the production of TETRA ethyl lead. Hence the RAW materials REQUIRED are lead metal, ethyl chloride, and ethyl magnesium chloride.
173.

What does a run require in manufacture of graphite?(a) 15-20 days of heating(b) 2-4 days of cooling(c) 1 day to load and unload(d) 1 day each to load and unloadI had been asked this question in an interview.I'd like to ask this question from Inorganic Chemical topic in section Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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The correct choice is (d) 1 day each to LOAD and UNLOAD

The best EXPLANATION: A run REQUIRES 2-4 days of heating, 1 day each to load and unload, and 15-20 days for COOLING. After every run we must rebuilt the furnace side walls.

174.

What is the temperature at which coke is calcined in the manufacture of graphite?(a) 3000°C(b) 2000°C(c) 1400°C(d) 900°CThis question was posed to me during an interview.This is a very interesting question from Inorganic Chemical topic in chapter Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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The correct answer is (C) 1400°C

Explanation: Coke is calcined at 1400°C to evaporate IMPURITIES, mixed with pitch, made into SHAPES and SENT to graphitizing furnace where the TEMPERATURE is 3000°C.

175.

What is the chemical formula of mono calcium phosphate?(a) CaH4(PO4)2(b) Ca3(PO4)2(c) CaHPO4(d) Ca(H2PO4)2I have been asked this question during an interview.The origin of the question is Inorganic Chemical topic in division Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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Right option is (d) Ca(H2PO4)2

Best explanation: CaH4(PO4)2 represents super PHOSPHATE, Ca3(PO4)2 represents calcium phosphate, and CaHPO4represents bi calcium phosphate where ASCA(H2PO4)2 represents MONO calcium phosphate.

176.

What is the chemical formula for sodium Tri polyphosphate?(a) Na4P2O7(b) Na3PO4(c) NaPO3(d) Na5P3O10I had been asked this question during a job interview.My question is taken from Inorganic Chemical in section Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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The correct answer is (d) NA5P3O10

The best I can explain: The chemical structure of poly phosphate is X5P3O10. Hence the chemical formula for SODIUM tri polyphosphate is Na5P3O10 which is formed by the combination of 1 mole of monosodium to 2 moles of disodium phosphate.

177.

In which phosphorous industry ‘acidulation’ reaction is occur?(a) Elemental phosphorus production(b) Phosphorus pentoxide production(c) Phosphoric acid production(d) Calcium phosphate productionThe question was asked during a job interview.My doubt is from Inorganic Chemical in section Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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Right ANSWER is (d) Calcium PHOSPHATE production

Explanation: ‘Acidulation’ REACTION is ASSOCIATED with calcium phosphate production. In this reaction phosphate rock reacts with aqueous H2SO4 and produced superphosphate and HF.

178.

After drying and screening hot ammonium nitrate granules are treated with ___________(a) amines(b) chloride(c) oxides(d) waterI have been asked this question by my school teacher while I was bunking the class.My question is based upon Inorganic Chemical in chapter Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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Right ANSWER is (a) amines

The best explanation: For treatment the hot ammonium NITRATE granules are coated with amines (anti-caking agent) to prevent caking and then treated with INERT material in the FINAL step. THUS, formed ammonium nitrate granules are sent for packaging.

179.

What is the disadvantage of using high pressure?(a) Lower oxidation yield(b) Higher acid strength(c) Higher oxidation yield(d) High reaction ratesThis question was posed to me during an online exam.Enquiry is from Inorganic Chemical topic in division Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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Right answer is (a) Lower oxidation YIELD

For explanation I would say: Lower oxidation yield is one of the major disadvantages of USING high pressure while OTHERS higher acid strength, high reaction rates are advantages of using higher PROCESS.

180.

Which step mentioned below is not considered as fundamental step for the production of nitric acid?(a) Oxidation of NH3 to NO(b) Oxidation of NO to NO2(c) Oxidation of NH3 to NO2(d) Absorption of NO2 in waterI got this question in a job interview.This question is from Inorganic Chemical topic in portion Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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Right ANSWER is (c) OXIDATION of NH3 to NO2

For EXPLANATION: All the STEPS including oxidation of NH3 to NO, oxidation of NO to NO2 and absorption of NO2 in WATER are the fundamental steps for the production of nitric acid.

181.

What is the catalyst used in manufacture of Ammonia by Haber’s process?(a) Fe(b) Molybdenum(c) Silica(d) AluminumI have been asked this question in an online quiz.This is a very interesting question from Inorganic Chemical in chapter Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

Answer» RIGHT answer is (a) Fe

For explanation I would say: Fe is USED as CATALYST in the process of SYNTHESIS of AMMONIA by Haber’s process.
182.

What is the average residence time of the autoclave on continuous basis when fed with compressed ammonia and CO2?(a) 1-2 hours(b) 1.5-2 hours(c) 1.5-2.5 hours(d) 1.5-3 hoursI have been asked this question by my school principal while I was bunking the class.The above asked question is from Inorganic Chemical in division Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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Correct CHOICE is (b) 1.5-2 hours

The best I can explain: The average RESIDENCE time in the AUTOCLAVE, which is OPERATED on continuous basis, is 1.5-2 hours.

183.

What are the boiling and melting points of Ammonia respectively?(a) -33.4 Celsius & -77.7 Celsius(b) -77.7 Celsius & -33.4 Celsius(c) -10.6 Celsius & -20.3 Celsius(d) None of the mentionedThe question was posed to me during an interview for a job.My enquiry is from Inorganic Chemical in section Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

Answer» RIGHT OPTION is (a) -33.4 CELSIUS & -77.7 Celsius

To explain: The BOILING point of Ammonia is -33.4 Celsius and the melting point of Ammonia is -77.7 Celsius.
184.

Which of the mentioned makes production of acetylene from CaC2 economical?(a) Cheap power(b) Ample limestone(c) Adequate waste disposal facilities(d) All of the mentionedThe question was asked by my school principal while I was bunking the class.My query is from Inorganic Chemical topic in chapter Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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The correct option is (d) All of the mentioned

Explanation: CALCIUM CARBIDE plants are ECONOMICAL at a plant location supplying cheap power, AMPLE limestone and adequate waste DISPOSAL facilities.

185.

“Total energy of system entering plus addition during process must equal to total energy of the system leaving” is which law of thermodynamics?(a) First law(b) Second law(c) Third law(d) None of the mentionedI got this question in my homework.The origin of the question is Inorganic Chemical topic in portion Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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The correct answer is (a) First LAW

The best explanation: First law of THERMODYNAMICS is a version of Law of CONSERVATION of ENERGY, which states that Total energy given to the system is used to increase the INTERNAL energy of the system and the expansion (PV) work.

186.

What is HTPB?(a) An oxidizer(b) A metallic fuel(c) Curing agents(d) BinderI have been asked this question in final exam.This interesting question is from Inorganic Chemical in section Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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Right answer is (d) Binder

To explain I would say: Basically HTPB(Hydroxy-terminated polybutadiene) is one of a binder. Binders are COMPOSITION that hold TOGETHER a CHARGE of finely divided particles and increased mechanical strength of the RESULTING PROPELLANT hrain.

187.

What is the major disadvantage associated with solid propellants compared to liquid propellants?(a) Temperature sensitivity(b) High pressure(c) Low pressure(d) Insensitive to frictionI had been asked this question during an online exam.My doubt is from Inorganic Chemical in division Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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Right choice is (a) TEMPERATURE sensitivity

Best explanation: The burning rate in solid propellants is dependent UPON the prior storage temperature. This temperature sensitivity is a MAJOR DISADVANTAGE of solid propellants when compared with liquid propellants.

188.

Which one are the largest users of water by industry?(a) Steel(b) Miscellaneous(c) Processing(d) Power generationThe question was asked by my school principal while I was bunking the class.Origin of the question is Inorganic Chemical in portion Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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Correct OPTION is (a) Steel

The explanation: The largest users of water industry are-steel, oil refineries, PULP and paper. In processing, water is entering into or contacting MANUFACTURED products. Power generations, surface condensers and FEED water.

189.

Sodium hydroxide is insoluble in water.(a) True(b) FalseI have been asked this question in final exam.My doubt is from Inorganic Chemical topic in portion Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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Right answer is (b) FALSE

For explanation: The statement is false since sodium hydroxide is HIGHLY soluble in water with high heat of SOLUTION (exothermic). It is insoluble in ETHER and other non-polar SOLVENTS.

190.

What is the overall efficiency of a fuel cell? (E=Delivered voltage, I=current delivered for a period of time T)(a) \(\frac{(EIT)}{∆H} \)(b) \(\frac{(ET)}{∆HI} \)(c) \(1-(\frac{(EIT)}{∆H}) \)(d) \(\frac{∆H}{EIT} \)I had been asked this question in an interview for internship.The question is from Inorganic Chemical in chapter Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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Correct option is (a) \(\frac{(EIT)}{∆H} \)

Explanation: The overall efficiency of a FUEL cell is given by \(ƞ_o=\frac{EIT}{∆H}.\) It is the fraction of HEAT reaction of PRIMARY fuel converted into useful electric work at the device terminals.

191.

What is the strength of nitric acid used in the manufacture of nitro phosphates?(a) 25-40%(b) 10-15%(c) 50-60%(d) 5-10%I have been asked this question in an interview for internship.Origin of the question is Inorganic Chemical topic in chapter Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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The correct option is (a) 25-40%

To explain: The STRENGTH of NITRIC acid USED is 25-40% and the chemical reaction is completed in the ammoniating TANK to which the digested slurry is pumped.

192.

Super phosphate grade of calcium phosphate is formed by reacting with which of the following acid?(a) H2SO4(b) HCl(c) H3PO4(d) HNO3I have been asked this question in final exam.My question comes from Inorganic Chemical topic in chapter Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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Correct answer is (a) H2SO4

For explanation I WOULD SAY: Superphosphate grade of calcium phosphate is PRODUCED by the reaction of phosphate rock with sulfuric acid, H2SO4.

193.

What ratio of Na2O/P2O5 is required to form of 1 mole of monosodium to 2 moles of disodium phosphate?(a) 1.87(b) 1.62(c) 1.67(d) 1.82I had been asked this question by my school teacher while I was bunking the class.I'm obligated to ask this question of Inorganic Chemical topic in section Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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Correct choice is (C) 1.67

To explain I would say: Soda ash solution and concentrated H3PO4 are diluted in a batch mixing TANK. A 1.67 RATIO ofNa2O/P2O5 is required to form of 1 mole of monosodium to 2 moles of DISODIUM PHOSPHATE.

194.

Which material is used in the construction of storage tanks in wet process by H2SO4 leaching?(a) PVC coated steel(b) Steel lined with acid proof brick(c) Stainless steel(d) Rubber lined steelThis question was posed to me in semester exam.I want to ask this question from Inorganic Chemical topic in chapter Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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The correct choice is (d) Rubber lined steel

Best explanation: Reaction tanks are made of Steel lined with acid PROOF BRICK. Filter is type 316 stainless steel. Storage tanks are made up of rubber lined steel. AIR vent systems are made up of PVC coated steel.

195.

What is ‘merseberg process’?(a) Ammonium sulphate production(b) Calcium carbonate production(c) Sodium carbonate production(d) Sodium phosphate productionI had been asked this question during an interview.This intriguing question originated from Inorganic Chemical topic in division Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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The correct OPTION is (b) Calcium CARBONATE PRODUCTION

To elaborate: In phosphoric acid production, GYPSUM is formed as intermediate and it can be REACTED with ammonium carbonates to give ammonium sulphate (fertilizer ingredient) and calcium carbonate (merseberg process).

196.

In which phosphorus industry ortho and polyphosphate are used as raw materials?(a) Nitro-phosphates production(b) Sodium tripoly-phosphate production(c) Ammonium phosphates production(d) Calcium phosphate productionI got this question during an interview for a job.My question is based upon Inorganic Chemical topic in chapter Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

Answer» CORRECT answer is (B) SODIUM tripoly-phosphate production

The explanation: ORTHO and polyphosphate are used as raw materials in the production of sodium tripoly-phosphate. Monoammonium phosphates are used in ammonium phosphate production while phosphate rocks are used in CALCIUM phosphate production.
197.

What is the composition of air entering the cold exchanger in Linde-Frankl cycle?(a) O2 and N2(b) Only N2(c) H2O and CO2(d) Only H2OI had been asked this question in exam.The above asked question is from Inorganic Chemical in division Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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The correct option is (C) H2O and CO2

Explanation: AIR CONTAINING both H2O and CO2 which must be removed before entering the FRACTIONATION column operated at -183 to -195 celsius to prevent plugging in the Linde- Frankl cycle.

198.

What happens to the hot concentrated melt of ammonium nitrate after mixing of filling material?(a) Prilled(b) Fluidized bed granulation(c) Drum granulation(d) GranulationI got this question in semester exam.My question is based upon Inorganic Chemical topic in section Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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Right OPTION is (a) Prilled

To EXPLAIN I WOULD say: Ammonium nitrate is formed into droplets by prilling. Although granulation is preferred from environmental POINT of VIEW granulation is not usually done because it requires a more complex setup and a variety of equipment.

199.

Which commercially economical by product is obtained from the refinery catalytic reforming process?(a) CH4(b) Cl2(c) H2(d) CO and H2The question was posed to me during an online exam.The origin of the question is Inorganic Chemical topic in section Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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The CORRECT option is (c) H2

For explanation: From the petroleum refinery catalytic reforming PROCESS H2 can be OBTAINED as by-product which is being used for captive ammonia SYNTHESIS at refinery location.

200.

Which are the variable mixture components of synthesis gas for synthesis of organic compounds?(a) CO and H2(b) H2 and N2(c) Only H2(d) CO and N2The question was asked during an internship interview.This is a very interesting question from Inorganic Chemical topic in section Inorganic Chemical Industries of Chemical Technology

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Right choice is (a) CO and H2

For explanation: SYNTHESIS gas is GENERALLY CONSIDERED to be a variable mixture of CO and H2 for synthesis of ORGANIC compounds. Mixture of H2 and N2 are for the ammonia synthesis and only H2 is for hydrogenation of coal.