TU IOST | Chemistry
Bronze is an alloy of
Answer: Cu & Sn
2081 paper, Q44: explanation →The reaction of conc. $HNO_3$ with iron gives
Answer: $Fe_3O_4$
2081 paper, Q45: explanation →Cinnabar is ore of
Answer: Hg
2081 paper, Q62: explanation →The number of water molecules associated with copper sulphate is
Answer: 5
2080 paper, Q55: explanation →Brass is a/an
Answer: alloy
2080 paper, Q56: explanation →Silver is extracted from its sulphide ore by
Answer: cyanide process
2079 paper, Q32: explanation →Which of the following compounds is called magnesia?
Answer: $\ce{Mg(OH)2}$
2079 paper, Q50: explanation →$\ce{MgSO4.7H2O}$ is known as
Answer: Epsom salt
2078 paper, Q82: explanation →Minamata disease was caused by consumption of fish containing
Answer: mercury
2078 paper, Q83: explanation →Metal used for galvanizing iron sheet is
Answer: Zinc
2078 paper, Q98: explanation →Which of the following compound is called lunar caustic?
Answer: $\ce{AgNO3}$
2078 paper, Q99: explanation →Which of the following is an amphoteric oxide?
Answer: $ZnO$
2077 paper, Q81: explanation →Down's process is used for the extraction of
Answer: sodium
2077 paper, Q83: explanation →Hematite is an ore of
Answer: Iron
2077 paper, Q100: explanation →Chemical formula of white vitriol
Answer: $\ce{ZnSO4.7H2O}$
2076 paper, Q92: explanation →Molecular formula of calomel is
Answer: $\ce{Hg2Cl2}$
2076 paper, Q95: explanation →Malachite is an ore of
Answer: Cu
2075 paper, Q83: explanation →In the extraction of iron from hematite using blast furnace, iron oxide is reduced by
Answer: CO
2075 paper, Q84: explanation →Down's process is used for the extraction of
Answer: sodium
2074 paper, Q82: explanation →The molecular formula of the white vitriol is
Answer: $ZnSO_4.7H_2O$
2074 paper, Q93: explanation →Cinnabar is an ore of
Answer: mercury
2074 paper, Q94: explanation →Which is the most important ore of Zinc
Answer: Zinc blende
2073 paper, Q100: explanation →Chalcopyrite is an ore of
Answer: Cu
2072 paper, Q90: explanation →The substance used as flux in the extraction of iron from hematite in blast furnace is
Answer: Limestone
2072 paper, Q91: explanation →The formula of bleaching powder is
Answer: Ca(OCl)Cl
2072 paper, Q92: explanation →Which of the following metals generate $H_2$ on treatment with dil.$HNO_3$?
Answer: Mn
2071 paper, Q87: explanation →Haematite is an ore of
Answer: Fe
2071 paper, Q91: explanation →Hematite is an ore of
Answer: Iron
2070 paper, Q84: explanation →Zinc sulphate ($ZnSO_4\cdot7H_2O$) is also called
Answer: White vitriol
2070 paper, Q87: explanation →Brass is an alloy of
Answer: Copper and Zinc
2070 paper, Q88: explanation →The formula of dolomite is
Answer: $CaCO_3\cdot MgCO_3$
2070 paper, Q89: explanation →The formula of Zinc blende is
Answer: $\ce{ZnS}$
2069 paper, Q84: explanation →The formula of Epsom salt is
Answer: $\ce{MgSO4.7H2O}$
2069 paper, Q89: explanation →PbO is an example of
Answer: amphoteric oxide
2081 paper, Q46: explanation →$N_2O$ gas is evolved when copper reacts with
Answer: dilute $HNO_3$
2081 paper, Q63: explanation →The compound formed during the ring test for nitrate is
Answer: $\ce{FeSO4.NO}$
2080 paper, Q57: explanation →Kipp's apparatus is used for the preparation of
Answer: $\ce{H2S}$
2080 paper, Q58: explanation →The composition of brown ring in nitrate test is
Answer: $\ce{FeSO4.NO}$
2078 paper, Q80: explanation →The formula of hypo is
Answer: $\ce{Na2S2O3}$
2078 paper, Q81: explanation →The structure of Buckminster fullerene ($C_{60}$) contains
Answer: 20 six member rings and 12 five member rings
2077 paper, Q82: explanation →$\ce{FeSO4}$ forms brown ring with
Answer: NO
2076 paper, Q96: explanation →Which of the following is neutral oxide?
Answer: $\ce{H2O}$
2076 paper, Q100: explanation →Catalyst used in the oxidation of $\ce{SO2}$ to $\ce{SO3}$ in the manufacture of sulfuric acid by contact process is
Answer: $\ce{V2O5}$
2075 paper, Q86: explanation →Heavy water is
Answer: Deuterium oxide ($\ce{D2O}$)
2075 paper, Q88: explanation →MgO is an example of
Answer: basic oxide
2074 paper, Q81: explanation →Ammonia is manufactured by
Answer: Haber's process
2073 paper, Q82: explanation →An example of acidic oxide is
Answer: $SO_2$
2073 paper, Q83: explanation →Ammonia is manufactured by the use of
Answer: Haber's Process
2072 paper, Q86: explanation →Dry ice is
Answer: Solid $CO_2$
2072 paper, Q87: explanation →Number of atoms in one molecule of sulfur is
Answer: 8
2072 paper, Q88: explanation →Which of the following noble gas is not present in atmosphere?
Answer: Rn
2072 paper, Q89: explanation →Hydrogen molecule which has parallel spin of two nuclei is called
Answer: Ortho hydrogen
2071 paper, Q89: explanation →Which of the following oxides is acidic?
Answer: $\ce{CO2}$
2069 paper, Q86: explanation →Orthophosphoric acid is
Answer: Tribasic acid
2069 paper, Q88: explanation →Ostwald's process is used for the manufacture of
Answer: nitric acid
2069 paper, Q90: explanation →The atomic number of an element equals the number of
Answer: protons
Starter practice set, Q58: explanation →The pH of a neutral solution at 25 degrees C is
Answer: 7
Starter practice set, Q59: explanation →The molecular mass of water (H2O) is approximately
Answer: 18
Starter practice set, Q60: explanation →Avogadro's number is approximately
Answer: 6.022 x 10^23
Starter practice set, Q61: explanation →The bond in sodium chloride (NaCl) is
Answer: ionic
Starter practice set, Q62: explanation →How many moles of CO2 are present in 4.4 g of CO2? (Molar mass of CO2 = 44 g/mol)
Answer: 0.1 mol
Starter practice set, Q63: explanation →What is the pH of a 0.01 M HCl solution?
Answer: 2
Starter practice set, Q64: explanation →What is the electronic configuration of Cl (Z = 17)?
Answer: 2,8,7
Starter practice set, Q65: explanation →Which of the following elements has the smallest atomic radius?
Answer: Si
Starter practice set, Q66: explanation →What is the hybridization of carbon in methane (CH4)?
Answer: sp3
Starter practice set, Q67: explanation →What is the IUPAC name of CH3-CH2-OH?
Answer: Ethanol
Starter practice set, Q68: explanation →For the equilibrium A <-> B, Kc = 4. If [A] = 1 M at equilibrium, what is [B]?
Answer: 4 M
Starter practice set, Q69: explanation →What is the volume occupied by 1 mole of an ideal gas at STP (0 C, 1 atm)?
Answer: 22.4 L
Starter practice set, Q70: explanation →Which of the following metals is the strongest reducing agent based on standard electrode potential?
Answer: Na
Starter practice set, Q71: explanation →What is the coordination number of Co in [Co(NH3)6]Cl3?
Answer: 6
Starter practice set, Q72: explanation →In the Bronsted-Lowry theory, what is the conjugate base of H2O?
Answer: OH-
Starter practice set, Q73: explanation →A reaction that releases heat to the surroundings is called what type of reaction?
Answer: Exothermic
Starter practice set, Q74: explanation →Which reagent is used to convert an alkene to an alcohol via Markovnikov addition of water?
Answer: Dilute H2SO4/H2O
Starter practice set, Q75: explanation →What is the molarity of a solution containing 5.85 g NaCl (molar mass 58.5 g/mol) dissolved in 500 mL of solution?
Answer: 0.2 M
Starter practice set, Q76: explanation →What is the oxidation number of Mn in KMnO4?
Answer: +7
Starter practice set, Q77: explanation →The principal quantum number of an atom is related to the
Answer: size of the shell
2081 paper, Q50: explanation →The number of unpaired electrons present in 3d-orbital of $Fe^{3+}$ ion is
Answer: 5
2081 paper, Q64: explanation →The actual electronic configuration of copper is
Answer: $[Ar]3d^{10}4s^1$
2080 paper, Q52: explanation →The outermost electronic configuration of chromium is
Answer: $3d^{5}4s^{1}$
2079 paper, Q44: explanation →In a given atom no two electrons can have the same values for all the four quantum numbers. This is called
Answer: Pauli's exclusion principle
2078 paper, Q77: explanation →Which is not the isotope of hydrogen?
Answer: fullerene
2078 paper, Q79: explanation →Magnetic quantum number specifies
Answer: orbital orientation
2077 paper, Q76: explanation →Which of the following orbital has highest energy level
Answer: 4d
2076 paper, Q85: explanation →Which property of an element is always a whole number?
Answer: atomic number
2075 paper, Q77: explanation →Azimuthal quantum number specifies
Answer: Shape of the orbital
2075 paper, Q78: explanation →The electronic configuration of chromium is
Answer: $[Ar]3d^54s^1$
2074 paper, Q77: explanation →"Atomic orbitals are filled up in the ground state in order of increasing energy level". This statement is called
Answer: Aufbau principle
2073 paper, Q78: explanation →The spectral region for the Lyman series of hydrogen spectrum lies in the
Answer: ultra-violet region
2073 paper, Q79: explanation →Magnetic quantum number specifies
Answer: Orientation of orbitals
2072 paper, Q78: explanation →How many orbitals are possible for principle quantum number 3?
Answer: 9
2071 paper, Q76: explanation →Bohr's model was modified by
Answer: Somerfield
2070 paper, Q92: explanation →Electrons will distribute themselves in degenerate orbitals so as to retain parallel spin as much as possible. This is called
Answer: Hund's rule
2069 paper, Q96: explanation →The actual electronic configuration of copper is
Answer: $[Ar]4s^13d^{10}$
2069 paper, Q97: explanation →The number of molecules in 32.0 g of oxygen gas is
Answer: $6.023\times10^{23}$
2081 paper, Q51: explanation →The law of conservation of mass was developed by
Answer: Antoine Laurent de Lavoisier
2080 paper, Q51: explanation →The number of molecules in 32 g of oxygen is
Answer: $6.02\times10^{23}$
2079 paper, Q43: explanation →The number of molecules in $32,\text{g}$ of oxygen is
Answer: $6.02\times10^{23}$
2078 paper, Q76: explanation →The mass of product is equal to mass of reactants. It is
Answer: Law of conservation of mass
2076 paper, Q84: explanation →The molarity of pure water is
Answer: 55.55M
2076 paper, Q89: explanation →The mass of one atom of hydrogen is approximately
Answer: $1.6\times10^{-24}$ g
2075 paper, Q76: explanation →The number of atoms of carbon present in 25.0 g of $CaCO_3$ is
Answer: $1.505\times10^{23}$
2074 paper, Q76: explanation →How many oxygen atoms are present in 8.0 g of oxygen?
Answer: $3.0115\times10^{23}$
2073 paper, Q77: explanation →The number of moles present in 90 g of water is
Answer: 5.0
2072 paper, Q76: explanation →1.0 g of $HCl$ reacts with 1.0 g of $CaCO_3$, the volume of $CO_2$ produced at NTP would be equal to
Answer: 0.224 liters
2072 paper, Q77: explanation →Which of the following methods of expressing concentration is independent of temperature
Answer: Molality
2072 paper, Q80: explanation →The number of moles of water present in 18g of water is
Answer: 1
2071 paper, Q77: explanation →Hemoglobin contains 0.33% of iron by weight. Molecular weight of hemoglobin is 67200. The number of iron atoms (At wt of Fe = 55.85) in one molecule of hemoglobin is
Answer: 4
2071 paper, Q80: explanation →How many oxygen atoms are there in 8.0 g of oxygen atoms?
Answer: $3.011\times10^{23}$
2070 paper, Q93: explanation →The weight of 100 ml of $NH_3$ gas at NTP is
Answer: 0.0759 g
2070 paper, Q99: explanation →The law of multiple proportions was given by
Answer: John Dalton
2070 paper, Q100: explanation →44 gm of $CO_2$ is equal to
Answer: $6.023\times10^{23}$ no of $CO_2$ molecule
2069 paper, Q92: explanation →Ostwald's dilution law is applied for the ionization of
Answer: $NH_4OH$
2081 paper, Q54: explanation →The concept of pH was introduced by
Answer: Sorensen
2079 paper, Q27: explanation →$\ce{CO2}$ is a
Answer: Lewis acid
2078 paper, Q97: explanation →An example of Lewis base is
Answer: $NH_3$
2077 paper, Q91: explanation →Which of the following will show common ion effect
Answer: $\ce{HCl}+\ce{H2S}$
2076 paper, Q81: explanation →Which of the following statement is correct for pure water? With increase in temperature
Answer: both pH and pOH decreases
2075 paper, Q79: explanation →The aqueous solution of which of the following salt will be neutral?
Answer: $\ce{Na2SO4}$
2075 paper, Q81: explanation →The pair of compounds which cannot exist together in solution is
Answer: $\ce{NaHCO3}$ and NaOH
2075 paper, Q90: explanation →The pH of 0.04 M $HNO_3$ is
Answer: 1.4
2074 paper, Q95: explanation →An example of Lewis base is
Answer: $NH_3$
2073 paper, Q86: explanation →An aqueous solution of $Na_2CO_3$ would be
Answer: basic
2072 paper, Q81: explanation →Which one of the following is not a Lewis base?
Answer: $BF_3$
2072 paper, Q82: explanation →An aqueous solution of NaCl would be
Answer: Neutral
2071 paper, Q85: explanation →The pH of pure water at $50^\circ$C would be
Answer: <7.0
2071 paper, Q86: explanation →What is the pH of 0.001 M HCl?
Answer: 3.0
2070 paper, Q94: explanation →The degree of dissociation of an electrolyte
Answer: Increases with dilution
2070 paper, Q98: explanation →If the pH of a solution is 5.2, the hydrogen ion concentration of the solution is
Answer: $6.3\times10^{-6}$ M
2069 paper, Q98: explanation →The unit of first order rate constant is
Answer: $time^{-1}$
2081 paper, Q55: explanation →The factor which does not influence the rate of reaction is
Answer: molecularity
2080 paper, Q74: explanation →The rate of a chemical reaction increases with
Answer: increase in temperature
2079 paper, Q28: explanation →The rate of reaction is independent of
Answer: molecularity
2078 paper, Q90: explanation →The rate of a reaction depends on
Answer: all of the above
2077 paper, Q94: explanation →Rate of first order reaction depends upon
Answer: conc. of reactant
2076 paper, Q99: explanation →A first order reaction is $50%$ completed in $50$ minutes, when will $75%$ of the reaction be completed?
Answer: minutes
2075 paper, Q82: explanation →In a reaction $2A+B\to C+D$ the molecularity of the reaction is
Answer:
2075 paper, Q87: explanation →The unit of rate constant for first order reaction is
Answer: $\mathrm{sec^{-1}}$
2075 paper, Q100: explanation →The unit of rate constant for a first order reaction is
Answer: $s^{-1}$
2074 paper, Q97: explanation →The unit of rate constant for third order reaction is
Answer: $mol^{-2}L^2s^{-1}$
2073 paper, Q90: explanation →Consider the reaction $2A+B\to C+D$. If the concentration of the reactants are increase by three times, the rate of reaction will increase by.
Answer: 27 times
2071 paper, Q84: explanation →The rate of reaction is independent of
Answer: Molecularity
2070 paper, Q95: explanation →The unit of rate constant for first order reaction is
Answer: $sec^{-1}$
2069 paper, Q99: explanation →Tollen's reagent is
Answer: ammoniacal silver nitrate solution
2081 paper, Q59: explanation →Ammonical silver nitrate solution is known as
Answer: Tollen's reagent
2080 paper, Q70: explanation →Aldehydes can be distinguished from ketones by
Answer: Fehling's solution
2079 paper, Q35: explanation →IUPAC name of acetaldehyde is
Answer: ethanal
2079 paper, Q41: explanation →IUPAC name of acetone is
Answer: Propan-2-one
2078 paper, Q88: explanation →Which is not true for ketones?
Answer: reduce Tollen's reagent
2078 paper, Q96: explanation →In which of the following reactions, both oxidized and reduced forms of the same compound are obtained.
Answer: Cannizzaro reaction
2075 paper, Q94: explanation →Which of the following carbohydrates gives Tollen's test?
Answer: glucose
2074 paper, Q86: explanation →The reduction of aldehydes or ketones by amalgamated zinc and concentrated HCl to the corresponding alkane is called
Answer: Clemenssion reduction
2074 paper, Q91: explanation →The catalyst used in Rosenmund's reduction is
Answer: $Pd-BaSO_4$
2073 paper, Q94: explanation →Which of the following reagent cannot be used to distinguish between acetaldehyde and acetone
Answer: $Br_2$ in $CCl_4$
2072 paper, Q94: explanation →When formaldehyde reacts with ammonia, it gives
Answer: urotropine
2072 paper, Q96: explanation →The compound that undergoes Cannizzaro reaction is
Answer: HCHO
2070 paper, Q81: explanation →Which of the following reagents is used to detect the aldehyde group?
Answer: Tollen's reagent
2069 paper, Q82: explanation →Ethyne reacts with alkaline $\ce{KMnO4}$ solution to give
Answer: oxalic acid
2079 paper, Q40: explanation →Which of the following reagents can distinguish alkyne from alkane?
Answer: Bayer's reagent
2078 paper, Q85: explanation →The IUPAC name of iso-butane is
Answer: 2-methylpropane
2077 paper, Q84: explanation →An alkaline $KMnO_4$ solution is known as
Answer: Baeyer's reagent
2077 paper, Q85: explanation →The general formula of alkanes is
Answer: $C_nH_{2n+2}$
2077 paper, Q87: explanation →The intermediate product of Markovnikov's addition is
Answer: Carbocation
2076 paper, Q77: explanation →Acetylene contains
Answer: $2\pi$ and $3\sigma$ bond
2076 paper, Q78: explanation →Wurtz reaction cannot be applied to prepared
Answer: Methane
2076 paper, Q80: explanation →$Al_4C_3$ reacts with water to give
Answer: $CH_4$
2074 paper, Q84: explanation →Anti-Markovnikov addition of HBr is observed in
Answer: Propene
2071 paper, Q93: explanation →The gas obtained by adding water on aluminium carbide is
Answer: methane
2070 paper, Q76: explanation →Paraffins are also called
Answer: alkanes
2069 paper, Q76: explanation →$\ce{Al4C3}$ reacts with water to give
Answer: $\ce{CH4}$
2069 paper, Q78: explanation →Which of the following compounds is used as the best anti-knocking agent?
Answer: Tetraethyl lead
2069 paper, Q80: explanation →The shape of $PCl_5$ molecule based on VSEPR theory is
Answer: trigonal bipyramidal
2081 paper, Q48: explanation →The shape of $NH_3$ molecule is
Answer: pyramidal
2080 paper, Q54: explanation →Which of the following hydrogen halides has the lowest dipole moment?
Answer: $HI$
2079 paper, Q46: explanation →The ionic character in H-X bond is highest in
Answer: $HF$
2079 paper, Q49: explanation →The shape of $SF_6$ molecule based on VSEPR theory is
Answer: octahedral
2078 paper, Q78: explanation →Which of the following has an electrovalent linkage?
Answer: $MgCl_2$
2077 paper, Q78: explanation →The structure of methane is
Answer: tetrahedral
2077 paper, Q89: explanation →The structure of $CO_2$ molecule is
Answer: linear
2074 paper, Q78: explanation →The shape of $BeF_2$ molecule on the bases of VSEPR theory is:
Answer: linear
2073 paper, Q84: explanation →The molecular geometry of which compound cannot be predicted by the application of VSEPR theory
Answer: $MgCl_2$
2072 paper, Q84: explanation →In which of the following compound the molecular geometry cannot be predicted by the use of VSEPR theory?
Answer: $\ce{C2H6}$
2071 paper, Q83: explanation →Which of the following compounds has the highest boiling point?
Answer: $CH_3OH$
2070 paper, Q80: explanation →The structure of ammonia molecule is
Answer: trigonal pyramidal
2069 paper, Q87: explanation →According to IUPAC classification of elements noble gas are placed in group
Answer: 18
2081 paper, Q49: explanation →The most electronegative element in the periodic table is
Answer: fluorine
2080 paper, Q53: explanation →Which of the following has the lowest ionic radius?
Answer: $Al^{3+}$
2079 paper, Q45: explanation →The element having highest value of electronegativity is
Answer: fluorine
2077 paper, Q79: explanation →Which of the following has highest size?
Answer: Na
2076 paper, Q88: explanation →Which has the highest first ionization potential?
Answer: Ne
2075 paper, Q80: explanation →Which of the following elements has highest electron affinity?
Answer: chlorine
2074 paper, Q79: explanation →Which of the following halogens has highest electron affinity?
Answer: chlorine
2073 paper, Q81: explanation →Which of the following is an amphoteric oxide?
Answer: ZnO
2072 paper, Q85: explanation →Electronic configuration of four elements A, B, C, D are as follow, which will be most metallic?
Answer: C=2,8,1
2071 paper, Q82: explanation →$Na_2O$ is a
Answer: Basic oxide
2070 paper, Q85: explanation →Which of the following elements has highest electronegativity?
Answer: Fluorine
2070 paper, Q86: explanation →Among the following elements, the one having highest electron affinity is
Answer: chlorine
2069 paper, Q91: explanation →An example of condensation polymer is
Answer: bakelite
2080 paper, Q65: explanation →2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,4-D) is generally used as
Answer: a herbicide
2079 paper, Q33: explanation →Which of the following compound is called urea?
Answer: $\ce{NH2CONH2}$
2079 paper, Q39: explanation →An example of organophosphate insecticides is
Answer: Malathion
2078 paper, Q92: explanation →The color of dye is due to presence of certain group containing multiple bonds called
Answer: Chromophore
2076 paper, Q94: explanation →Antiseptic action of Dettol is mainly due to
Answer: Chloroxylenol
2075 paper, Q96: explanation →D.D.T is a
Answer: Insecticide
2075 paper, Q97: explanation →DDT is an example of
Answer: insecticide
2074 paper, Q87: explanation →Tranquilizers are substances used for the treatment of
Answer: mental anxiety
2074 paper, Q88: explanation →Dettol is an example of
Answer: antiseptic drug
2072 paper, Q97: explanation →BHC is an example of
Answer: pesticide
2072 paper, Q98: explanation →Penicillin is an example of
Answer: Antibiotic drug
2071 paper, Q98: explanation →Terylene is a
Answer: condensation polymer
2069 paper, Q83: explanation →Benzene molecule is
Answer: planar
2081 paper, Q41: explanation →Benzene was isolated first by
Answer: Faraday
2080 paper, Q62: explanation →The catalyst used in Friedel Craft's alkylation reaction is
Answer: anhydrous $\ce{AlCl3}$
2078 paper, Q86: explanation →Each carbon atom of benzene is
Answer: $sp^2$ hybridized
2077 paper, Q95: explanation →In benzene all the C-C bonds have same length because of
Answer: Resonance
2075 paper, Q91: explanation →Nitrating of benzene by the use of nitrating mixture is an example of
Answer: Electrophilic substitution
2075 paper, Q95: explanation →Each carbon atom in benzene is
Answer: $sp^2$ hybridized
2074 paper, Q89: explanation →The reaction of benzene with alkyl chloride in presence of anhydrous AlCl3 is
Answer: Friedel Craft's reaction
2073 paper, Q91: explanation →Which of the following is a meta directing group?
Answer: $-COOH$
2071 paper, Q95: explanation →How many position isomers are possible for dichlorobenzene?
Answer: 3
2071 paper, Q96: explanation →Benzene is converted to toluene by
Answer: Friedel Craft reaction
2070 paper, Q82: explanation →Ethanol and diethyl ether are
Answer: functional isomers
2081 paper, Q42: explanation →Tetrahedral structure of carbon was proposed by
Answer: van't Hoff and Le Bell
2080 paper, Q60: explanation →Detection of nitrogen, sulphur and halogens in organic compounds is done by
Answer: Lassaigne's test
2077 paper, Q88: explanation →Fat is a
Answer: lipid
2077 paper, Q97: explanation →The secondary suffix of the IUPAC name of the compound $\text{CHO}-\text{CH}_2-\text{CHOH}-\text{COOH}$ is
Answer: oic acid
2076 paper, Q76: explanation →Lewis acid and oxidizing agents are
Answer: Electrophiles
2076 paper, Q79: explanation →How many structural isomers are possible for $\ce{C6H14}$
Answer: 5
2076 paper, Q98: explanation →The IUPAC name of $C-(CH_3)_4$ is
Answer: 2,2 dimethyl propane
2074 paper, Q83: explanation →The members of a homologous series have
Answer: different molecular weight
2072 paper, Q93: explanation →A blood red coloration of ferric sulphocyanide obtained by addition of ferric chloride in sodium extract confirms the presence of
Answer: both a and b
2070 paper, Q79: explanation →A green color is formed in Lassaigne's test if nitrogen is present in an organic compound. This green color is due to the formation of
Answer: $\ce{Fe4[Fe(CN)6]3}$
2069 paper, Q77: explanation →Titration between silver nitrate and sodium chloride is called
Answer: Precipitation titration
2081 paper, Q53: explanation →Which of the followings is not a primary standard substance?
Answer: $\ce{KMnO4}$
2080 paper, Q73: explanation →The weight of sodium carbonate required to prepare 1000 mL of its Deci normal solution is
Answer: 5.3 g
2079 paper, Q26: explanation →Equivalent weight of sulphuric acid is equal to its
Answer: mol. wt./2
2078 paper, Q89: explanation →Equivalent weight of potassium permanganate in acidic media is equal to its
Answer: mol.wt./5
2077 paper, Q90: explanation →Equal volume of $1.0$M HCl and $1.0$ M NaOH are mixed together. The concentration of the NaCl produced would be
Answer: M
2075 paper, Q85: explanation →Which of the following compound is not a primary standard substance?
Answer: potassium permanganate
2073 paper, Q85: explanation →$1,M;H_2SO_4$ is equal to
Answer: $2N;H_2SO_4$
2071 paper, Q88: explanation →Equivalent weight of $KMnO_4$ in neutral medium is
Answer: 52.6
2070 paper, Q91: explanation →Equivalent weight of potassium dichromate in acidic medium is equal to
Answer: Mol. wt/6
2069 paper, Q93: explanation →The weight of sodium carbonate required to prepare 100 mL of Deci normal sodium carbonate solution is
Answer: 0.53 gm
2069 paper, Q94: explanation →The apparatus used for the experimental determination of heat of a reaction is called
Answer: Calorimeter
2081 paper, Q56: explanation →An intensive property is
Answer: density
2080 paper, Q75: explanation →A spontaneous change is one in which the system has
Answer: lowering of free energy
2079 paper, Q29: explanation →Which law of thermodynamics is illustrated by the statement "The total amount of energy in the universe remains constant"?
Answer: first law
2078 paper, Q91: explanation →1 calorie is equal to
Answer: 4.184 joules
2077 paper, Q93: explanation →Which of the following is an intensive property?
Answer: concentration
2074 paper, Q98: explanation →1 calorie is equals to
Answer: 4.184 Joules
2073 paper, Q88: explanation →Gibb's Helmholtz equation is
Answer: $\Delta G=\Delta H-T\Delta S$
2073 paper, Q89: explanation →Hess's law deals with
Answer: Total change in heat of reaction
2070 paper, Q97: explanation →The enthalpy of formation of the compound is
Answer: can be positive or negative
2069 paper, Q100: explanation →Which of the following is not true for aniline?
Answer: does not give coupling reaction
2078 paper, Q93: explanation →The action of $\ce{NaNO2}$/HCl on primary amine gives
Answer: Alcohol
2075 paper, Q93: explanation →An example of Zwitter ion is
Answer: Glycine hydrochloride
2075 paper, Q98: explanation →Protein is a polymer of
Answer: α-amino acid
2074 paper, Q85: explanation →Which of the following compounds is most basic?
Answer: $(CH_3)_2NH$
2074 paper, Q92: explanation →When benzamide is treated with aqueous $Br_2$ in presence of aqueous alkali, the product formed is:
Answer: aniline
2073 paper, Q96: explanation →Amino acid contains
Answer:
The compound that gives positive carbylamine reaction is
Answer: $(CH_3)NH_2$
2070 paper, Q83: explanation →Aniline on warming with Benzaldehyde gives
Answer: Schiff's base
2069 paper, Q79: explanation →Oxidation number of Cl in $NaClO_3$ is
Answer:
2081 paper, Q47: explanation →Oxidation number of chromium in $Cr_2O_7^{2-}$ is
Answer:
2077 paper, Q80: explanation →Oxidation state of oxygen in peroxide
Answer: -1
2076 paper, Q86: explanation →The oxidation number of Fe in the compound $Fe_3O_4$ is
Answer: +8/3
2074 paper, Q80: explanation →The oxidation of Fe in $K_3[Fe(CN)_6]$ is
Answer: +3
2073 paper, Q76: explanation →In alkaline condition $KMnO_4$ reacts as follows: $2KMnO_4+2KOH\to2K_2MnO_4+H_2O+O$. The equivalent weight of $KMnO_4$ is
Answer: M/1
2072 paper, Q83: explanation →What is oxidation of chlorine in HOCl?
Answer: +1
2071 paper, Q79: explanation →The oxidation state of iron in Mohr's salt is
Answer: +2
2069 paper, Q85: explanation →The equation used to calculate the emf of an electrochemical cell is
Answer: Nernst eq
2081 paper, Q57: explanation →A device which can generate electricity by means of a redox reaction is called
Answer: all of the above
2077 paper, Q92: explanation →Potential of hydrogen electrode is
Answer: Zero
2076 paper, Q87: explanation →Coating of Zn on iron for the prevention of rusting is known as
Answer: Galvanizing
2075 paper, Q89: explanation →The unit of cell constant is
Answer: $cm^{-1}$
2074 paper, Q96: explanation →The unit of equivalent conductivity is
Answer: $Scm^2,equivalent^{-1}$
2073 paper, Q87: explanation →The CGS unit of specific conductance is
Answer: Siemen $cm^{-1}$
2070 paper, Q96: explanation →Which of the following acids has the highest boiling point?
Answer: $C_3H_7COOH$
2081 paper, Q58: explanation →IUPAC name of formic acid is
Answer: methanoic acid
2080 paper, Q69: explanation →Aromatic carboxylic acid is
Answer: cinnamic acid
2079 paper, Q38: explanation →Which of the following is the strongest acid?
Answer: $\ce{Cl3CCOOH}$
2078 paper, Q100: explanation →Carboxylic acid has general formula as
Answer: $\ce{C_nH_{2n}O2}$
2076 paper, Q82: explanation →When oxalic acid crystals and glycerol are mixed and heated to about $110^\circ$C, the compound obtained is
Answer: formic acid
2071 paper, Q94: explanation →The IUPAC name of n-valeric acid is
Answer: Pentanoic acid
2070 paper, Q78: explanation →When chloroform is heated with zinc dust and water it gives
Answer: $CH_4$
2081 paper, Q61: explanation →Which of the following compound is used as anaesthetic?
Answer: chloroform
2079 paper, Q37: explanation →Which element can not be detected by Lassaigne's test?
Answer: Fluorine
2078 paper, Q84: explanation →Haloalkane when heated with sodium metal in presence of ether as solvent gives alkanes. This reaction is known as
Answer: Wurtz reaction
2078 paper, Q95: explanation →When haloalkane solution is treated with metallic sodium in presence of dry ether, respective alkane is obtained. This reaction is known as
Answer: Wurtz reaction
2077 paper, Q86: explanation →Which of the following is not a nucleophile?
Answer: $\ce{BF3}$
2071 paper, Q92: explanation →Chloroform reacts with concentrated HNO3 on heating and yields
Answer: chloropicrin
2069 paper, Q81: explanation →The major product of reaction between ethanol and potassium dichromate in presence of sulphuric acid is
Answer: $\ce{CH3COOH}$
2080 paper, Q68: explanation →Ethyl alcohol of 100 percent purity is called
Answer: absolute alcohol
2078 paper, Q94: explanation →Which is correct for the reaction of Lucas reagent with tertiary alcohol?
Answer: turbidity appears immediately
2077 paper, Q96: explanation →Primary, secondary and tertiary alcohols are distinguished by
Answer: Victor Meyer's test
2074 paper, Q90: explanation →Primary, secondary and tertiary alcohols are distinguished by
Answer: Victor Meyer's test
2073 paper, Q92: explanation →The mixture of HCl and $ZnCl_2$ is known as
Answer: Lucas reagent
2070 paper, Q77: explanation →Picric acid is obtained by the nitration of
Answer: phenol
2081 paper, Q60: explanation →Picric acid is obtained by the nitration of
Answer: phenol
2079 paper, Q36: explanation →Bakelite is made by the action of
Answer: phenol and formaldehyde
2077 paper, Q98: explanation →The organic acid which do not contain -COOH group is
Answer: Picric acid
2075 paper, Q92: explanation →The reaction of Phenol with concentrated nitric acid and concentrated sulphuric acid gives:
Answer: picric acid
2073 paper, Q95: explanation →Haber's process is used for the manufacture of
Answer: ammonia
2080 paper, Q61: explanation →Urea is a
Answer: Nitrogenous fertilizer
2078 paper, Q87: explanation →The catalyst used in the contact process is
Answer: $\ce{V2O5}$
2076 paper, Q91: explanation →Ammonia is manufactured by the use of
Answer: Haber's process
2071 paper, Q90: explanation →Which one of the following is a condensation polymer?
Answer: Terylene
2071 paper, Q97: explanation →Prussian blue is
Answer: $\ce{Fe4[Fe(CN)6]3}$
2080 paper, Q63: explanation →Corrosive sublimate is
Answer: $\ce{HgCl2}$
2080 paper, Q67: explanation →Which is the most toxic chemical forms of mercury?
Answer: $\ce{CH3Hg+}$
2079 paper, Q42: explanation →Which of the following compound is called corrosive sublimate?
Answer: $HgCl_2$
2077 paper, Q99: explanation →The compound $Na_2[Fe(CN)_5NO]$ is known as
Answer: sodium nitroprusside
2074 paper, Q100: explanation →Which of the followings is related to Uranium series?
Answer: $(4n+2)$
2080 paper, Q64: explanation →The radioactive rays having highest penetrating power is
Answer: rays
2077 paper, Q77: explanation →Radioactive isotopes of hydrogen is
Answer: Tritium
2076 paper, Q90: explanation →The unit of radioactivity is
Answer: curie
2074 paper, Q99: explanation →The half-life of an radioisotope is 30 minutes. After how much time the amount of radioisotope left is 1/4th of the original amount?
Answer: 60 minutes
2071 paper, Q78: explanation →The value of universal gas constant (R) in SI unit is
Answer: $8.314\ joule\ K^{-1}mol^{-1}$
2079 paper, Q47: explanation →The crystal structure of sodium chloride is
Answer: face centered cubic
2073 paper, Q80: explanation →A cooking gas cylinder can withstand a pressure of 20 atmosphere. At $27^\circ C$ the pressure of the containing gas is 10 atmosphere. On raising the temperature, the cylinder will burst when the temperature exceeds
Answer: $327^\circ$ C
2072 paper, Q79: explanation →The gas law which deals with the effect of pressure in a given volume of gas at constant temperature is known as
Answer: Boyle's Law
2071 paper, Q81: explanation →Which of the following is the unit of surface tension?
Answer: $dynes.cm^{-1}$
2069 paper, Q95: explanation →The type of bonding in protein is
Answer: all of above
2076 paper, Q93: explanation →Protein is a compound having
Answer: peptide linkage
2072 paper, Q99: explanation →Which one of the following is present as a sugar unit in DNA?
Answer: deoxyribose
2072 paper, Q100: explanation →Enzymes are
Answer: Protein
2071 paper, Q99: explanation →Which base is found only in the nucleotides of RNA?
Answer: Uracil
2071 paper, Q100: explanation →Which is correct for transition elements?
Answer: exhibit variable oxidation states
2080 paper, Q66: explanation →Which of the following is an example of transition metal?
Answer: cobalt
2079 paper, Q30: explanation →The molecular formula of green vitriol is
Answer: $FeSO_4.7H_2O$
2073 paper, Q99: explanation →The general electronic configuration of zinc is
Answer: $[Ar]4s^23d^{10}$
2070 paper, Q90: explanation →The function of myoglobin is
Answer: Storage of oxygen
2081 paper, Q43: explanation →The metal ion present in chlorophyll is
Answer: $\ce{Mg^2+}$
2080 paper, Q59: explanation →The reduction of nitrobenzene in neutral medium gives
Answer: phenyl hydroxylamine
2080 paper, Q71: explanation →Reduction of nitrobenzene in acidic medium gives
Answer: aniline
2072 paper, Q95: explanation →The reaction of ketone with Grignard's reagent gives
Answer: tertiary alcohol
2080 paper, Q72: explanation →A class of organometallic compounds of magnesium with the general formula $RMgX$ (where R is an organic group and X is a halogen atom) is known as
Answer: Grignard's reagent
2079 paper, Q34: explanation →Which of the following compound is called blue vitriol?
Answer: $\ce{CuSO4.5H2O}$
2079 paper, Q31: explanation →Chalcopyrite is commonly known as
Answer: fool's gold
2076 paper, Q97: explanation →A mixture containing camphor and sand can be separated by
Answer: Sublimation
2081 paper, Q52: explanation →Gypsum used in cement manufacturing process acts as
Answer: retarder
2081 paper, Q65: explanation →Williamson's synthesis is used for the preparation of
Answer: ether
2073 paper, Q93: explanation →$\ce{C6H12O6}$ is formula of
Answer: all of above
2076 paper, Q83: explanation →Fructose is an example of
Answer: Ketose
2075 paper, Q99: explanation →Martius yellow is an example of
Answer: acid dyes
2073 paper, Q98: explanation →