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		<title>Objective Questions In Chemistry &#8211; General Science Materials For Competitive Examinations Part 10</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[551. Phytochrome is Chromopeptide 552. Gobar gas is mixure of CH4CO and H2 553. Which chemical is used for preserving the biological specimens in the laboratories? Formaldehyde 554. Quarts is Calcium silicate 555. Which is the first man made element? TC 556. What is not correct about colloids? their stability is increased by adding an [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>551. Phytochrome is Chromopeptide<br />
552. Gobar gas is mixure of  CH4CO and H2<br />
553. Which chemical is used for preserving the biological specimens in the laboratories?  Formaldehyde<br />
554. Quarts is Calcium silicate<br />
555. Which is the first man made element?  TC<br />
556. What is not correct about colloids?  their stability is increased by adding an electrolyte<br />
557. The raw material for the manufacture of paper is Cellulose<br />
558. The compound used to prepare Bakelite is Phenol<br />
559. Acetyl Salycilic acid is used as Pain killer<br />
560. The highest known atomic number is 108<br />
562. The peak of Lothar Meyer Atomic Volume curve is occupied by alkali metals<br />
563. When calcium carbide is treated with cold water, the gas evolved is Acetylene<br />
564. The element used in valcanising rubber is Sulphur<br />
565. Urea is very good fertilizer because the nitrogen content is more<br />
567. Which one of the following is an ionic crystal? salt<br />
568. The less electronegative element in the halogen family is Iodine<br />
569. In the vapour state, phosphorus exists as P4<br />
570. Ammonia is a base<br />
571. Rectified spirit is 95% ethanol<br />
572. Many organic compounds have the same molecular formula and they differ in the physical and chemical properties.  This phenomenon is called as Isomerism<br />
573. The chemical name of baking soda is Sodium Chloride<br />
574. Industrially used process for the conversion of Ethylene to polyethylene is known as  Polymerisation<br />
575. Epsom salt is MgSO4 7H2O<br />
576. When an acid reacts with an alkali, the following change is observed?  Heat is evolved<br />
577. The gas evolved during the fermentation of sugar solution is methane<br />
578. Elements which form often coloured compounds are transition elements<br />
579. Which one of the following does not exhibit allotropy?  Neen<br />
580. The metal used in air craft structure is  Duralumin<br />
581. Bleaching powder is used mostly  for sterilizing water<br />
582. DDT is a/an   insecticide<br />
583. Neutron was discovered by Chadwick<br />
584. Gas which gives dense white fumer with ammonia is  Hydrogen chloride<br />
585. The radioactive element amont the following is  radium<br />
586. Bone ash is  calcium phosphate<br />
587. one gram mole of all gases at NTP occupies  22.4 lit.<br />
589. Which of the following turns blue litmus red?  Acetic acid<br />
591. The best ductile metals are   gold, silver<br />
594. The gas used for artificial ripening of green fruits is  Ethylene<br />
 595. An acid converts    blue litmus into blue<br />
596. Acetylene on polymerization gives  Polythene<br />
597. Which enzyme converts glucose and fructose into ethyl alcohol and CO2? Zymase<br />
598. The pyrolusite ore contains     Mn<br />
599. When an acidified solution of ferrous ammonium sulphate is treated with KMnO4 solution, the ion which is oxidized is Fe2+<br />
600. Which of the following is a naturally occurring polymer?  Protein<br />
601. According to Arrhenius concept, base is a substance which   accepts a lone pair of electrons<br />
604. Which of the following is the correct order of calorific values of fuel?   Hydrogen > Petrol > Wood      </p>
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		<title>Objective Questions In Chemistry &#8211; General Science Materials ForCompetitive Examinations Part 9</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[501. An aqueous solution of pH zero is none of the above 502. Economical method of separation of essential oils from nature sources is possible by fractional distillation 503. Dilantin sodium is an anti-inflammatory 504. One of the following is a heart drug Dizioxin 505. Nylon 66 is prepared from hexamethylene diamine and adipic acid [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>501. An aqueous solution of pH zero is none of the above<br />
502. Economical method of separation of essential oils from nature sources is possible by fractional distillation<br />
503. Dilantin sodium is an  anti-inflammatory<br />
504. One of the following is a heart drug Dizioxin<br />
505. Nylon 66 is prepared from hexamethylene diamine and adipic acid<br />
506. The formula of tetra chlorodiamine platinum  (iv) is  [Pt(NH3) 2 ]CI 4<br />
507. The co-ordination number of atoms in BCC lattice is  6<br />
508. Which one of the following has the highest boiling point? 0.1mNaCl<br />
509. Which has the highest pH?  1m NH4OH<br />
510. Non-stick kitchen ware is coated with Teflon<br />
512. What is the composition of baking powder? NaHCO3 Tartaric acid<br />
513. what is THERAPEUTICS? science of art of heating<br />
514. Identify the manmade element Californium<br />
515. Which of the following is not an inert gas?  Freon<br />
516. The metal present in vitamin B-12 is  Cobalt<br />
517. LPG contains  Methane, Ethane and Hexane<br />
518. Natural rubber is a polymer of Isoprene<br />
519. A photographic plate uses Silver bromide<br />
520. The sour taste of curd is due to lactic acid<br />
521. Ornament Gold is  22 carat<br />
522. Laughing gas is nitrous oxide<br />
523. pethidine is an analgetic<br />
524. Law of mass action was given by Ostwald<br />
525. Oxidation is addition of hydrozen<br />
526.Terylene is  Polyester<br />
527. The gas responsible for fruit ripening is Ethylene<br />
528. Which of the following is used  as a preservative of food articles?  Sodium benzoate<br />
529. The gas that should not be used for extinguishing fire is O2<br />
531. Which gas leaked in Bhopal tragedy? Methyl iso-cyanide<br />
532. The important substance used in Vulcanisation of rubber is sulphur<br />
534. Gun metal is an alloy of Cu, Zn and Sn<br />
535. The chemical name of Calomel is Mercurous chloride<br />
536. Oil of vitriol is Sulphuric acid<br />
537. Which of the following is an ester? Coconut oil<br />
538. To demonstrate the movement of water, which of the following solutions used? Eosin<br />
539. Some of the elements in enzymes function as co-enzymes<br />
540. One of the following is used for artificial ripening of banana:  Ethylene<br />
541. Acid rain that affects plants and animals in mainly due to this gas   ABA<br />
542. Kerosene oil is an example of Mineral oil<br />
543. Which is the substance that is not present automobile exhausts?  oxides of nitrogen<br />
544. Pencil lead is made of   Graphite<br />
545. Temporary hardness of water is due to the presence of bicarbonates of Ca and Mg<br />
546. Vitamin B1 is called Thiamine<br />
548. Rayon is artificial silt<br />
549. The important buffers present in the blood is NaH2PO4/Na2H PO4<br />
550. Which is true of the following?  Elements can be solids or liquids or gases</p>
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		<title>Objective Questions In Chemistry &#8211; General Science Materials For Competitive Examinations Part 8</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The main raw material used in match industry is Potassium chlorate 452. An antifreeze used in automobile radiators is Glycal 453. Which one of the following is a cation? 454. Radioactive isotope of hydrogen is 1H3 455. Monozite is the principal source of Thorium 456. Vinegar is acetic acid 457. Which of the following was [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The main raw material used in match industry is  Potassium chlorate<br />
452. An antifreeze used in automobile radiators is Glycal<br />
453. Which one of the following is a cation?<br />
 454. Radioactive isotope of hydrogen is  1H3<br />
455. Monozite is the principal source of Thorium<br />
456. Vinegar is acetic acid<br />
457. Which of the following was the first organic compound to be synthesized in a laboratory? Urea<br />
458. Rat poison contains white phosphorous<br />
459. For instant energy, atheletes that cure Glucose<br />
460. Dry ice is solid carbon dioxide<br />
461. Antacide found in medicines that cure stomach ache<br />
462. Which of the following is Laxative? Epsom<br />
463. According to Mendeleef’s periodic law properties of element are periodic functions of their<br />
464. Which of the following elements exhibit allotraphy? Tin<br />
465. Acetyl Salicylic acid is commonly used as Pain killer<br />
466. Which one of the following is a mixture? Seawater<br />
467. Hypo used in photography is chemically Sodium thiosulphate<br />
 468. Natural Rubber us a polymer of Isoprene<br />
469. LPG contains a mixture of Butane + Propane<br />
470. Duralumin is used for making aircraft components<br />
471. DDT is an insecticide<br />
472. Amalgams always contain  Mercury<br />
473. Who was the first world surgeon to conduct successful heart transplant? Dr. Christian Bernard<br />
474. Which of the following is usually not an air pollutant?  Hydrocarbon<br />
475. Which gas is easily liquefied?  Cl2<br />
476. The alloy of copper which does not contain zinc is Bronze<br />
477. What is DDT?   Insecticide<br />
478. Proteins are made up of Amino acids<br />
479. Biogas contains mainly?  Methane<br />
480. Hypo is   sodium thiosulphate<br />
481. The idea that the arrangement of structure of an atom was like a miniature solar system, was suggested by Rutherford<br />
482. White paint contains  zinc oxide<br />
483. Which one of the following is a green house gas? Fluorine<br />
484. Which one of the following is a green house gas? Carbon di oxide<br />
485. Reduction is addition of hydrogen<br />
486. The red colour of ruby is due to  chromium oxide<br />
487. Diamond and graphite are different forms carbon<br />
488. The number of elements present in the lanthanide series is  14<br />
489. The pH of dilute acetic acid is 2.  It will increase on the addition of aqueous anmonia<br />
490. The acid used as hypnotic agent is barbitutic acid<br />
491. For the manufacture of cement, which is used in the largest quantity?  Silica<br />
492. Drinking soda is acidic<br />
493. The compound that contains maximum amount of nitrogen is  urea<br />
494. During dehydration, the substance that is lost by the body is  Sodium chloride<br />
495. Carborundum is used in  grinding glass<br />
496. The compound used in smoke screen is  calcium phosphate<br />
497. Which one of the following elements has the same atomic number and mass number?  Hydrogen<br />
498. The boll metal contains  Cu and Sn<br />
499. Blue vitriol is  CuSO4 5H2O<br />
500. Oxidation involves  Loss of electron </p>
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		<description><![CDATA[401. Temporary hardness of water is due to bicarbonates of Ca &#038; Mg 402. An element with atomic number 7 will contain 7 electrons &#038; 7 protons 403. Paracetamol is analgesic 404. Chemical equilibrium is noted in the reaction reversible 405. Hypo, used in photography, is sodium thiosulphate 406. Which will explode on detonation in [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>401. Temporary hardness of water is due to bicarbonates of Ca &#038; Mg<br />
402. An element with atomic number 7 will contain 7 electrons &#038; 7 protons<br />
403. Paracetamol is analgesic<br />
404. Chemical equilibrium is noted in the reaction reversible<br />
405. Hypo, used in photography, is sodium thiosulphate<br />
406. Which will explode on detonation in the dry Sodium<br />
407. In fat, the functional group is ester<br />
408. Which among the following has the highest fuel value? fat<br />
409. Which of the following has maximum electronegativity? S<br />
410. In an endothermic reaction washing soda<br />
411. Sodium bicarbonate is called baking soda<br />
412. The chemical equation that correctly represents the reaction between hydrogen and oxygen is 2H2+O2?2H2O<br />
413. Which is neither an element nor a compound? air<br />
414. Which of the following substances is used for preservation of food grains? sodium benzoate<br />
415. The water that does not produce good lather with soap is called hard water<br />
416.Tha acid used in a car battery is sulphuric acid<br />
417. Which of the following gases makes the major proportion of air? nitrogen<br />
418. The growing plants need which of the following elements in largest quantity? nitrogen<br />
419. Sodium thiosulphate is called hypo<br />
420. Formalin is used as preservative<br />
421. Among the following an anaesthetic is chloroform<br />
422. Which one of the following is an example of a carcinogenic compound? Chloroform<br />
423. The main constituent of glass is<br />
calcium silicate<br />
424. The rich source of nicotin is tobacco<br />
425. The ozone layer in the upper atmosphere is formed due to the following reaction oxygen and UV-rays<br />
426. The relative mass of an electrons is<br />
427. Maximum 14 electrons are accommodated in sub shell f<br />
428. Dynamite was discovered by Alfred Nobel<br />
429. Chemically cane sugar is Sucrose<br />
430. For the manufacture of cement, which of the following is used in the largest quantity? Calcium oxide<br />
431. Bleaching powder has Chlorine<br />
432. Iodised Salt is a mixture of common salt with Potassium iodide<br />
433. Nitrogen is found in organic<br />
substance proteins<br />
434. Plant and animal wastes on biodegradation give Bio gas<br />
435. Biogas mainly contains Methane<br />
436. Which metal is present in Vitamin B12? Cobalt<br />
437. Chalk is calcium carbonate<br />
438. Metals lose electrons<br />
439. The reagent that bleaches the colour of the fabric is SO3<br />
440. Nicotine is Alkaloid<br />
441. Oxidation involves loss of electrons<br />
442. During the fermentation of sugars, the enzyme which converts glucose into ethyl alcohol is zymase<br />
443. Pick the odd one out DDT<br />
444. Gun powder is a mixture of charcoal, sulphur and potassium nitrate<br />
445. Which is the non-inflammable organic compound CCI4<br />
446. The substance that is not polymeric is Glucose<br />
447. ……. is used as an anaesthetic Nitrous oxide<br />
448. Which is used as a Lubricant? Graphite<br />
449. Protein is made up of Amino acid<br />
450. Which of the following is ka carbohydrate? Cane-sugar</p>
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		<title>Objective Questions In Chemistry &#8211; General Science Materials For Competitive Examinations Part 6</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[351. Basic principle of the hydrogen bomb is nuclear fusion 352. The charge on a proton is 16?109C 353. The two isotopes of chlorine are 17CI37and17CI37; both of them contain all of these 354. The metal which is found in liquid state at room temperature is Mercury 355. The major constituent of Super-phosphate of lime [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>351. Basic principle of the hydrogen bomb is nuclear fusion<br />
352. The charge on a proton is 16?109C<br />
353. The two isotopes of chlorine are 17CI37and17CI37; both of them contain<br />
all of these<br />
354. The metal which is found in liquid state at room temperature is Mercury<br />
355. The major constituent of Super-phosphate of lime is Phosphorous<br />
356. Electrovalent bond is formed between two electronegative elements<br />
357. Of the following substances the one which can turn blue litmus paper to red is CH3COOH<br />
358. The element having only proton in the nucleus is Hydrogen<br />
359. pH of water 7<br />
360. The sides of a match box contains red phosphorus<br />
361. The acid which etches glass is hydrofluoric acid<br />
362. Helium is preferred to hydrogen is airships because it does no form explosive mixture with air<br />
363. Which of the following has the smell of garlic? phosphorus chloride<br />
364. A common nitrogenous fertilizer is urea<br />
365. Which element is a metalloid in the following? arsenic<br />
366. Highest ionization energies are found in halogens<br />
367. The bonds present in acetylene are 2pi, 3 sigma bonds<br />
368. When methyl orange is added to hydrochloric acid, it takes the colour pink<br />
369. The most abundantly found gas in atmosphere is nitrogen<br />
370. Spirit is methyl alcohol<br />
371. Among the following a fertilizer is calcium sulphate<br />
372. In the modern periodic table, elements are classified on the basis of atomic number<br />
373. Why is tungsten used in electric bulbs? it is cheaper than other metals<br />
374. Radon is inert gas<br />
375. ……. is a synthetic polymer PVC<br />
376. The element that shows maximum catenation is carbon<br />
377. In covalent solids…. occupy the lattice positions electrons<br />
378. Ice is…… compound covalent<br />
379. When silver tarnishes in air it turns black. This indicates that there is ……. in air. hydrogen sulphide<br />
380. What is the black board chalk made of? lime<br />
381. The substance that is not polymer is glucose<br />
382. The main active ingredient of tea and coffee is caffeine<br />
383. Riboflavin is a/an vitamin<br />
384. The vitamin responsible for blood clotting is K<br />
385. The most abundantly found metal in the human body is calcium<br />
386. Steel contains 0.1 to 2% carbon<br />
387. Morphine is a/an stimulant<br />
388. Air contains what percentage of oxygen? 21<br />
389. An atom of iron is …… times as heavy as an atom of hydrogen 238<br />
390. Which is the gas emitted from the road vehicles causing pollution? carbon monoxide<br />
391. Which of the following compounds is responsible for acid rain? Sulphur dioxide<br />
392. Element discovered alter Mendeleef’s tabulation is germanium<br />
393.  The food which gives an athelete instant energy is glucose<br />
394. Which is an example of an antibiotic? Streptomycin<br />
395. Which of the following gases is known as laughing gas? Nitrous oxide<br />
396. The acid associated with the soaps is fatty acid<br />
397. The substance used in making hairdye is silver nitrate<br />
398. The substance present in spurious liquors causing blindness is<br />
methanol<br />
399. The number of neutrons in 13AI27 is 14<br />
400. Avagadro’s law is applicable to gases</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[251. Which one of the following is a transition element? copper 252. The isotope 7N14 contains all of these 253. An atom of chlorine with atomic number 17 and mass number 35, contains in its nucleus 18 neutrons 254. Strach on hydrolysis gives Glucose 255. Which of the following helps the fermentation process? adding enzymes [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>251. Which one of the following is a transition element? copper<br />
252. The isotope 7N14 contains  all of these<br />
253. An atom of chlorine with atomic number 17 and mass number 35, contains in its nucleus 18 neutrons<br />
254. Strach on hydrolysis gives Glucose<br />
255. Which of the following helps the fermentation process? adding enzymes<br />
256. Methylated spirit is 95% ethanol<br />
257. Stainless steel is an alloy of steel+ chromium + nickesl<br />
258. Diabasic acid is sulphuric acid<br />
259. Element which is an enemy of copper is sulphur<br />
260. Which one of the following is a chemical reaction? combustion of carbon<br />
261. The element used in lead pencils is  Carbon<br />
262. Carbon monoxide is atphoteric<br />
263. The amount of nitrogen present in the atmospheric air is about 78%<br />
264. Molecular weight = ? X vapour density is 2<br />
265. Metal ore, galena contains lead<br />
266. DDT is an insecticide<br />
267. Rare gases are di-atomic<br />
268. Iodine with starch gives the colour which? nitrogen<br />
269. Bleaching powder contains chlorine<br />
275. Which of the following atmospheric gases is in highest percentage? nitrogen<br />
276. Gas used to harden oils in the preparation of vanaspathi hydrogen<br />
277. The term PVC used in the plastic industry stans for polyvinyl carbonate<br />
278. The boiling point of water on the Kelvin scale 373?C<br />
279. For drinking purpose water can be purified by chlorination<br />
280. The hardest variety of carbon is diamond<br />
281. The poisonous gas produced by a Motor car carbonmonoxide<br />
282. What is the “lead” of a lead pencil made of ? graphite<br />
283. The tendency of similar molecules to stick together is known as cohesion<br />
284. Hydrogen bomb is based on the principle of nuclear fission<br />
285. Estimation of nitrogen is done by kjeldahl’s method<br />
286. 95% alcohol is known as rectified spirit<br />
287. Bleaching action of chlorine is by decomposition<br />
291. Which one of the following gases is readily soluble in water at room temperature? ammonia<br />
292. Which one of the following undergoes polymerization to form a plastic? ethylene<br />
293. Which by product is obtained in the manufacture of soap from oils? glycerine<br />
294. Which one of the following combinations would liberate carbon dioxide gas? calcium carbonate + dilute hydrochloric acid<br />
295. Which one of the following properties is not  a characteristic of a metal? it is good conductor of heat<br />
296. Ethane and ethylene may be distinguished by using a few drops of bromine water<br />
297. The percentage of oxygen present in air by volume is 20.5%<br />
298. Which one of the following requires a solvent other than water to dissolve it? sulphur<br />
299. The filter beds at water works remove most of the suspended solids<br />
300. The lowest percentage of carbon is present in steel  </p>
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		<description><![CDATA[201. Fat is a lipid 202. Calorific value is in the order of fats? carbohydrates ?proteins 203. Vulcanisation is the process of a adding sulphur 204. Which one of the following is not a radioactive substance? calcium 205. Optical isomers have both (A) and (B) 206. The element with the maximum number of isotopes in [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>201. Fat is a lipid<br />
202. Calorific value is in the order of fats? carbohydrates ?proteins<br />
203. Vulcanisation is the process of a adding sulphur<br />
204. Which one of the following is not a radioactive substance? calcium<br />
205. Optical isomers have both (A) and (B)<br />
206. The element with the maximum number of isotopes in nature is hydrogen<br />
207. How can a given colourless liquid be tested whether it is water or not ? adding a pinch of anhydrous copper sulphate<br />
208. For what purpose is alum used by dyers of cloth? as a mordant<br />
209. Polymer of amino acid is protein<br />
210. Which gas is used in the preparation soda water? carbon dioxide<br />
211. Which of the following compounds gives lodoform reaction? acetone<br />
212. The oxidation number of C in oxalic acid (H2C204) is 3<br />
213. Cooking oil can be converted into vegetable ghee by the process of  hydrogenation<br />
214. Which is an example of fermented beverage? wine<br />
215. Oil of winter green is Methyl salicylate<br />
216. A part from carbon and hydrogen pyridine contains  nitrogen<br />
217. The chemical name for vitamin C is ascorbic acid<br />
218. Milk is an example of emulsion<br />
219. The mass number of hydrogen is 1<br />
220. Bakelite is obtained from Phenol and formaldehyde<br />
221. During dehydration the body loses<br />
222. The hormone that contains iodine is thyroxin<br />
223. Green house effect causes growth of plant in glass house<br />
224. The hybridization of carbon in ethane is dsp2<br />
225. Which is the weakest? lonic bond<br />
226. Ornamental gold contains copper<br />
227. Which is used to produce artificial rain? silver nitrate<br />
228. Which metal is involved in galvanization process zinc<br />
229. The alcohol used in the preparation of dynamite is glycerol<br />
230. Why there is a spluttering sound when water is sprincked on hot oil? boiling point of oil is higher than that of water<br />
231. Which of the following is used as a dehydrating agent? HCLO4<br />
232. Wood is preserved from attack by termites by a material marketed as creosote oil, this is a mixure of tar and water<br />
233. In gobar gas plant, which one of the following gases is released? cresols<br />
234. The heat of neutralization is constant of strong acid strong base<br />
235. The strength of the solution of 4g of NaOH in 1litre is 0.01 N<br />
236. The name Victor Meyer is associated with distinction of aldehydes and ketones<br />
237. A peptide is polyalcohol<br />
238. The oxidation number of chromium is K2Cr2 07 is 1<br />
239. The Indicator used in the titration between KMn04 and FeSO4 is none<br />
240. ?H = ?E +?nRT<br />
241. The shape of methane is square planer<br />
242. If pH =7, pOH =? 14<br />
243. The lewis base among the following is AI (OH)3<br />
244. The non-reducing sugar among the following fructose<br />
245. The one, which is not a colligative property, is viscosity<br />
246. The ion that does not cause hardness of water HCO3<br />
247. Rocket fuel is hydrazine and dinitrogen tetroxide<br />
249. Compound that decolorizes bromine water is acetylene<br />
250. power alcohol is a mixure of ethyl alcohol + petrol </p>
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		<description><![CDATA[101. Vinegar is 6-10% acetic acid 102. Gobar gas is a mixture of CH4, CO2&#038;H2 103. Sand is SiO2 104. Rainwater helps to increase the ….of the soil nitrogen content 105. Which one of the following is not found in protein? S 106. Heavy water is the name given to D2O 107. Magnetron is used [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>101. Vinegar is 6-10% acetic acid<br />
102. Gobar gas is a mixture of CH4, CO2&#038;H2<br />
103. Sand is SiO2<br />
104. Rainwater helps to increase the ….of the soil nitrogen content<br />
105. Which one of the following is not found in protein? S<br />
106. Heavy water is the name given to D2O<br />
107. Magnetron is used for the production of Cathode rays<br />
108. Aqua-regia consists of HCI and HNO3<br />
109. The fertilizer essential for the growth of tobacco is potassium nitrater<br />
110. National chemical laboratory is at Pune<br />
111. The ore of manganese is pyrolusite<br />
112. Copper sulphate solution conducts the current by ions<br />
114. First atomic model was proposed by John Dalton<br />
115. Lack of essential amino acids in diet causes Kwashiorkor<br />
117. Number of amino acids that can be synthesized by the human body is 20<br />
118. Which one of the following is a biomolecule? glutamic acid<br />
120. The foul smell of rancid butter is due to Butyric acid<br />
121. The organic compound used for silvering mirrors is acetaldehyde<br />
122. What is the chemical name of marble? calcium carbonate<br />
123. Which is not an isotope of hydrogen? yttrium<br />
124. Which substance is obtained by the hydrolysis of oil? glycerol<br />
125. What are paraffins? alkenes<br />
126. In lighting which gas is produced? NO2<br />
127. Rolled gold is an alloy of Cu and Al<br />
128. Freezing mixture may contain ice and sodium chloride<br />
129. Lunar caustic is AgNO3<br />
130. Global warming is due to the release of this gas carbon-di-oxide<br />
131. Which metal does not form amalgam? Fe<br />
132. Which of the following electronic configurations is the stablest? s2<br />
134. Which acid does not contain-COOH group? picric acid<br />
135. Calciferol is Vitamin D<br />
136. All acids essentially contain this element hydrogen<br />
137. Atomic number denotes the number of protons in an atom<br />
138. The properties of elements are<br />
periodic function of their atomic weights. This statement was given by Mendeleef<br />
139. The catalyst used in the conversion of white phosphorous to red phosphorous is iodine<br />
140. Slaked lime is Ca (OH)2<br />
141. A preservative for biological specimen is formaldehyde<br />
142. Maltase is an enzyme<br />
143. The compound with a functional group COOH is called carboxylic acid<br />
144. The number of isomers for C2H6O is one<br />
145. Air contains maximum amount of nitrogen<br />
146. Strong reducing agent is KMnO4<br />
147. Indane gas is butane + propane<br />
148. An element has atomic weight 24 and equivalent weight 11.9. Its valency is 2<br />
149. Dry ice is Solid CO2<br />
150. The gas which is responsible for the rise in the mean temperature of the world is carbon-di-oxide</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[52 Petroleum mainly contains aromatic hydrocarbons 53. Bhopal gas tragedy of 1984 was caused by one of the following compounds: Methyl isocyanate 54. pH of blood is 7.4 55. The blue colour of water in the sea is due to scattering of blue light by water molecules 56. The acid present in vinegar is CH3COOH [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>52  Petroleum mainly contains aromatic hydrocarbons<br />
53. Bhopal gas tragedy of 1984 was caused by one of the following compounds: Methyl isocyanate<br />
54. pH of blood is 7.4<br />
55. The blue colour of water in the sea is due to scattering of blue light by water molecules<br />
56. The acid present in vinegar is CH3COOH<br />
57. When a lead storage battery is discharged H2SO4 is consumed<br />
58. Combustion chemically is decomposition<br />
59. Cinnamic  acid is prepared by Perkin’s reaction<br />
60. The number of isomers in the aromatic compound with the formula C8H10 is 2<br />
61. Trimethy benzene is called mesitylene<br />
62. Benzaldehyde on treatment with chlorine in the absence of catalyst gives P-chlorobenzaldehyde<br />
63. Salicylic acid is prepared by Kolbe’s reaction<br />
64. What is the formula of plaster of paris? CaSO4.1/2H2O<br />
65. Tartar emetic is potassium antimonyl tartrate<br />
67. Mass number of an element represents number of protons and neutrons<br />
68. Mohr’s salt is (NM4)2Fe(SO4)26H2O<br />
69. The absorbent used in colour chromato-graphic method is benzene<br />
70. The number of orbitals in f sub – shell energy level is 6<br />
71. In the periodic table, the elements present the groups from 3 to 12 are known as   d-block<br />
72. The effect which represents the splitting of spectral lines by external magnetic field is Zeeman effect<br />
74. On the right-hand side of the periodic table are the non-metals<br />
75. A solution of sodium acetate in water will turn blue litmus to red<br />
76. Which of the following elements is the most electronegative? fluorine<br />
77. Which one of the following is incorrectly matched? Basic salt – NaCHO3<br />
79. The number of isomers in the aromatic organic compound with molecular formula C7H8O is 5<br />
80. Silver nitrate produces a black stain on skin due to its reduction to metallic silver<br />
81. Copper sulphate solution is acidic in nature due to hydrolysis<br />
82. A white powder, insoluble in water dissolves in ammonium hydroxide, could be silver chloride<br />
83. Epsom salt is MgSO4.7H2O<br />
84. Biogas mainly contains methane<br />
85. Acid rain is caused by the pollutants H2O and SO2<br />
86. Acetyl salicylic acid is commonly used as a pain killer<br />
87. Which solution will have the highest boiling point? 1% solution of glucose in water<br />
88. The disaccharide present in milk is lactose<br />
89. Natural petroleum is a liquid mixture of paraffin hydrocarbons C5toC15<br />
90. Which gas is commonly filled in giant balloons? helium<br />
91. The chemical added to the colourless LPG cooking gas to give odour is bromine<br />
92. Which of the following gases may cause acid rain in an industrial area? SO2<br />
93. Which of the following contains poly unsaturated fatty acids in largest amount? sunflower oil<br />
94. The drugs caffeine, tannin, nicotine are steroids<br />
95. Urea is a ….. fertilizer potash<br />
96. Coloured glass, coral, ruby glass, metal alloys are colloidal solutions of<br />
solid in a solid<br />
97. Which carbohydrate is not a hexose? mannose<br />
98. Which is not correctly matched? Haworth – Synthesis of anthracene<br />
99. A solution f potassium nitrate is alkaline<br />
100. How is the degree of hardness of water expressed? ppm of magnesium carbonate</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[1. Zinc is not present in bronze 2. Dynamite was invented by Nobel 3. Periodic table was given by Mendeleev 4. Reduction is addition of Hydrogen. 5.Oxidation is addition of Oxygen. 5. The galvanized iron pipes are coated with zinc. 8. Non-stick kitchenwares are coated with Teflon. 9. Gobar gas mainly contains methane. 10. The [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>1. Zinc is not present in bronze<br />
2. Dynamite was invented by Nobel<br />
3. Periodic table was given by Mendeleev<br />
4. Reduction is addition of Hydrogen.<br />
5.Oxidation is addition of Oxygen.<br />
5. The galvanized iron pipes are coated with zinc.<br />
8. Non-stick kitchenwares are coated with Teflon.<br />
9. Gobar gas mainly contains methane.<br />
10. The chief constituent of vinegar is acetic acid.<br />
11. The fibre least prone to catch fire is cotton.<br />
12. Setting of plaster of paris involves dehydration process.<br />
13. The chemical name for the compound having formula NaOH is sodium hydroxide.<br />
14. Helium gas is filled in balloons because it is lighter than air.<br />
17. What happens to the equivalent conductance of an electrolyte on dilution? may increase or decrease depending on the electrolyte<br />
19. Cotton fibre is made up of cellulose.<br />
20. Protein metabolism is carried out by Vitamin B2.<br />
21. The first insecticide produced in India is DDT.<br />
22. Piezo-electric effect is exhibited by quartz.<br />
23. Isotopes have the same atomic number.<br />
24. Lunar caustic is silver nitrate(AgNO3).<br />
25. Which of the following is true? all ores are minerals<br />
26. The colourless gas with the smell of rotten fish is PH3<br />
27. The fungicide Bordeaux mixture consists of boric acid and calcium hydroxide<br />
28. The substance used in the manufacture of high voltage insulators is silicons<br />
29. Tobacco is preserved from drying out in glycerol<br />
31. Which one of the following is incorrectly matched? Basic salt – Cu (OH)NO3<br />
32. Natural rubber is a polymer derived from isoprene<br />
33. Butane dioic acid is adipic acid<br />
34. Carborandum is  SiC<br />
35. 20ca40 and 19k40 are isotones<br />
36. Epsom salt is MgSo4.7H2O<br />
37. Which one of the following is an explosive? Trinitro toluene<br />
38. The number of ions produced from one molecule of K4Fe(CN)6 in aqueous solution is 5<br />
39. The formula which is used to calculate the maximum number of electrons in the principle quantum number is 2n2<br />
40. Trimethyl benzene is called mesitylene<br />
41. The formula of plaster of paris is<br />
CaS04 H2O<br />
42. A white powder insoluble in water dissolves in ammonium hydroxide. It could be silver chloride<br />
43. Mass number of an element represents number of protons and neutrons<br />
45. The commonly used refrigerant in fridges is freons<br />
48. Sodium thiosulphate is widely used in photography. Its main role in photographic process is due to reduction<br />
 49. If the percentage of oxygen in a metallic oxide is 33.33%, then its equivalent mass is 16<br />
50. In nature borax occurs as Tincal</p>
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