9th Class Chemistry Chapter 1 Short Questions with Answers Solved

Question: 1

Name one solid, one liquid and one gaseous element present at room temperature?

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Solid : Sodium, Iron Liquid: Bromine and Mercury Gas: Oxygen , Nitrogen, and Chlorine

Question: 2

How can you justify that air is a homogeneous mixture. Identify substances present in it?

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Air is a mixture formed by be the physical mixture of the substances like nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide, noble gases and moisture and it has same composition throughout. So,it is homogenous mixture.

Question: 3

What are the uses of Nuclear Chemistry?

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It has vast application in medical treatment, preservation of food and generation of electrical power through nuclear reactors.

Question: 4

What is the significance of the symbol of an elements?

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Significance of the symbol of an element: Symbols are used for elements instead of writing of their complete names. So, it takes less time save time and element can be recognized by that symbol in all over the world. For example oxygen,sulphur, Nitrogen

Question: 5

Define Chemistry?

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The Branches of Science which deals with the composition, structure, properties and reactions of matter is called chemistry.

Question: 6

Define atomic mass unit. Why is it needed?

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Atomic Mass Unit: The unit for relative atomic masses is called atomic mass unit. Symbol:Its symbol is amu. One atomic mass unit is 1/12th the mass of one atom of carbon -12th the mass of one atom of carbon-12th . When this atomic mass unit is expressed in grams, it is : 1 amu=1.66 x 10-24 g

Question: 7

Define Empirical formula and give examples.

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"It is the simplest whole number ratio of atoms present in a compound" Example: Empirical formula of benzene(C6H6) is CH Empirical formula of Hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) is HO

Question: 8

Define Industrial Chemistry and Analytical Chemistry.

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Industrial Chemistry: "This branch of chemistry is related to the the industrial processes" It is associated with studies of properties uses and application of techniques for the preparation of industrial sales on large scale.

Question: 9

On the basis of properties, elements are divided into which groups?

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On the basis of properties elements are divided into metals, non-metal, and metalloids

Question: 10

Give the composition of Earth Crust with respect to three major elements.

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Earth Crust is formed by three major elements having following percentages. Oxygen 47% Silicon 28% Aluminum 7.8%

Question: 11

Define Relative atomic mass?

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"Relative atomic mass of an element is the average masses of atoms of that element as compound to 1/12th the mass of one atom of Carbon-12 isotope. Example: Mass of Na = 23 amu When atomic mass unit is expressed in grams, it is. 1 amu = 1.60x10-24 g

Question: 12

Find out the mass of 3 moles of oxygen atoms.

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3 x 16 = 48 g of oxygen are present in 3 moles.

Question: 13

What is radical

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An atom or a group of atoms that have some charge and keeps in contact during a chemical reaction is called a radical e.g. Hydronium H₂O and carbonate CO₃^-2

Question: 14

What is teh relationship between mass and mole of a substance?

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The relationship between mass and mole of substance is given as following mass of substance = No of moles x Molar mass of substance

Question: 15

Explain difference between physical chemistry and biochemistry .

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Physical chemistry: physical chemistry IS defined as the branch of chemistry that deals with the relationship between the composition and physical properties of matter , along with changes in them

Question: 16

Differentiate between empirical and molecular formula.

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Empirical formula: it is the simplest whole number ratio of atoms present in a compound

e.g. Empirical formula of benzene is CH.

Question: 17

What is the application of Inorganic Chemistry?

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It has application in every aspect of chemical industry such as glass, cement, ceramics and metallurgy.

Question: 18

Why atomic mass of an atom is defined as relative atomic mass?

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ATomic mass of an atom is defined as relative atomic mass, because atomic mass of an atom is the mass which compares or relates with 1/12th mass of carbon 12 isotope.

Question: 19

What is valency?

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The combining capacity of an element with other elements is called valency For example. Valency of carbon is 4

Question: 20

What is Radical?

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An atom or a group of atoms that have some charge and keeps in contact during a chemical reaction is called a radical e.g. Hydronium and carbonate.

Question: 21

Write chemical reaction of H₂with F2 and Cl₂ .

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Reaction of H₂ with F₂: Flourine combines with hydrogen even in the dark and cold state

H2 +F2➜ 2HF

Question: 22

What is meant by variable valency?

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Some elements show more than one combining power that is called variable valency for example, in Ferrous sulphate the valency of Iron is 2 whereas in ferric sulphate the valency of iron is 3

Question: 23

State the nature and name of the substance formed by combining the following

1: Zinc + Copper

2: Water +Sugar

3: Aluminum +Sulphur

4: Iron + Chromium + Nickle

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2: Water + Sugar

It will be a solution or mixture called sugar syrup

Question: 24

Define empirical formula and give examples.

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It is the simplest whole number , ratio of atoms present in a compound." Empirical formula of benzene Empirical formula of Hydrogen peroxide

Question: 25

What is atomic number, how it is represented?

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"The atomic number of an element is equal to the number of protons present in the nucleus of its atoms." Representation:It is represented by "Z"

Question: 26

How many atoms are present in one gram atomic mass of a substance?

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One gram atomic mass of a substance is equal to Avogadro's number in which 6.023 x 1023 atoms are present

Question: 27

Differntiate between biochemistry and industrial chemistry .

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Biochemistry : Biochemistry is the branch of chemistry in which w study the structure , composition , and chemical reaction of substances found in living organisms

Question: 28

In which branch of chemistry deals with preparation of paints and papers?

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"Industrial chemistry deals with preparation of paints and papers".

Question: 29

Which term is used to represent the mass of 1 mole of molecules of a substance?

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Gram molecular mass

Question: 30

Difference between homogeneous and heterogeneous mixture.

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Homogeneous mixture: Mixtures that have uniform composition throughout are called homogeneous mixtures.

example: Milm, Brass, Ice-cream.

Question: 31

Give the composition of earth crust with respect to three major elements .

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Earth crust is formed by three major elements having following percentages

Question: 32

Is atomic mass unit a SI unit of an atomic mass?

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Yes , Atomic mass unit is SI unit of atomic mass.

Question: 33

What is the relationship between atomic number and atomic mass?

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The relationship between atomic number and atomic mass is as following. A = Z = n Where A = mass number Z = Atomic number n= no of neutrons

Question: 34

Write down the chemical reactions of chlorine with hot and cold aqueous solutions of sodium hydroxides

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Chlorine reacts with cold dilute NaOH to give sodium hypochlorite .

2NaOH +Cl₂➜ NaCl+ NaOCL +H₂O

Question: 35

Which branch of chemistry deals with energy of atoms and its uses in daily life.

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Nuclear chemistry deals with energy of atoms and its uses in daily life.

Question: 36

What is the relationshp between atomic number and atomic mass?

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The relation between atomic number and atomic mass is as following A = Z + n

Question: 37

Define Biochemistry ? Describe scope of biochemistry and give two examples of biochemistry.

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The branch of science concerned with the chemical and physico-chemical processes and substances that occur within living organisms.

Question: 38

Give the composition of milk.

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Milk is a mixture of calcium , water, sugar, fat, proteins, minerals, salts and vitamins.

Question: 39

What is matter ?

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Anything which has mass and occupy space is called matter

Question: 40

What is the relationship between empirical formula and formula unit.

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All the organic compounds are represented by formula unit. Formula unit is also and empirical formula of Ionic compounds.

Question: 41

is the mass of 1 mole of Oxygen and 1 mole of Sulphur same.

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No, the mass of 1 mole of oxygen and 1 mole of sulphur atom is not same.

Question: 42

Which branch of chemistry deals with preparation of paints and papers?

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"Industrial chemistry deals with preparation of paints and papers."

Question: 43

What is the significance of the symbol of an element ?

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Symbol means identification , in chemistry it is used for the representation of chemical name of an element . In chemical equation whole name of an element is difficult to write , because the formula or chemical equation becomes too lengthy . Thus symbol makes an easy representation and understanding in this case

Question: 44

In which branch of chemistry behaviour of gases and liquid is studied?

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The behaviour of gases and liquids is studied in the branch of chemistry called physical chemistry.

Question: 45

What is meant by relative molecular mass?

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Relative molecular mass:

The ratio of the average mass of one molecule of an element or compound to one twelfth of the mass of an atom of carbon- 12

Question: 46

Define Biochemistry.

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"It is branch of chemistry in which we study the structure, composition and chemical reactions of substances found in living organisms .

Question: 47

Write down chemical reaction of sodium with H₂ and Cl_{2 .}

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Reaction of hydrogen with sodium :

Sodium reacts with hydrogen at high temperature to form hydrides

2 Na + H₂➜ 2NaH

Question: 48

Define chemistry ? Explain two branches of chemistry .

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Chemistry : The Branch of science which deals with the composition , structure, properties and reaction of matter is called chemistry

Question: 49

What is free radical? Give example.

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"Free radicals are atoms or group of atoms possessing odd number of electrons". Example: It is represented by putting a dot over teh symbol of an element e.g. H+,Cl-,H3C, Free radical are generated by teh homolytic breakage of the bond between 3 two atoms when the absorb heat or light energy A free radical is extremely reactive species as it has the tendencyto complete its octel.

Question: 50

Define symbol and valency with example .

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Symbol : The representation of any element with one or two english letters is called symbol.

Question: 51

Define atomic mass unit . Why is it needed ?

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The unit for relative , atomic mass unit

Question: 52

Define matter and mixture .

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Matter : anything that has mass and occupies space is called matter . Matter exists in three physical states , solid , liquid , gas

Question: 53

What do you mean by 1 atom carbon and 1 gram atom of Carbon.

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One atom of carbon has its atomic mass which is 12 amu . But when this mass of carbon atom is expressed in gram then it is known as gram atomic mass. As 1 gram of carbon =12.0 g.

Question: 54

Define atomic number and atomic mass .

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Atomic mass :

1: The sum of number of protons and neutrons present in the nucleus of an atom is called atomic mass

2: It is represented by A

Example : Atomic mass of carbon is 12

Question: 55

Write name of any two elements found in gaseous state

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Nitrogen and oxygen both found in gaseous state

Question: 56

If 16 gram of oxygen contains 1 mole of oxygen atoms calculate the mass of one atom of oxygen in grams.

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16 g of oxygen = 1 mole of oxygen

Mass of one atom of oxygen = 16 grams.

Question: 57

Differentiate between substance and mixture .

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Substance : A piece of matter in pure form is termed as substance

e,g Glucose (C₆H₁₂O₆ ) Oxygen

Question: 58

Which branch of chemistry deals with the structure and properties of naturally occurring molecules.

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"Organic chemistry deals with the structure and properties of naturally occuriring molecules."

Question: 59

How many atoms are present in 16 g of O and 8g of S?

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16 grams of oxygen has 6.022 x 10²³atoms and 8 grams of sulphur has 1.055x10²³atoms.

Question: 60

Define molecular mass and give example .

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Molecular formula that shows actual number of atoms of each element present in molecules of that compound

Question: 61

How does homogenous mixture differ from heterogenous mixture ?

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Homogenous mixture : Mixtures that have uniform composition through are called homogenous mixture

Question: 62

Differentiate between empirical and molecular formula .

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Empirical formula: It is the simplest whole number ratio of atoms present in a compound

Question: 63

Explain why are oxygen and hydrogen considered elements whereas water as a compound ?

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Hydrogen and oxygen are element because

1: Each one of it consists of same type of atoms

Question: 64

Name the elements represented by the following symbols W, Ba , Hg and Na

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Tungsten W , Barium B , Mercury Hg , Sodium Na

Question: 65

Write any two applications of inorganic chemistry.

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Inorganic chemistry has applications in following aspects of the chemistry industry

Question: 66

Define industrial chemistry and analytical chemistry ?

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Industrial chemistry : It is the branch of chemistry that deals with the manufacturing of chemical compounds on commercial scale

Question: 67

Write the relation between empirical formula and molecular formula

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There is a relationship betweenempirical formula and molecularformula which is given as:

Molecular formula= (empirical formula

Where n= 1, 2, 3,,,,,,

Question: 68

Which term is used to represent the mass of 1 mole of molecules of a substance ?

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Gram molecular mass

Question: 69

Define chemistry ?

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The branch of science which deals with the composition , structure , properties and reactions of matter is called chemistry .

Question: 70

Classify the following into elements , compound and mixture ?

1: He and H2

2: CO and Co

3: Water and milk

4: Gold and brass

5: Iron and steel

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Elements :

He , H₂ ,Co, Gold , Iron

Question: 71

Write difference between physical and chemical properties .

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Chemical properties :

1: It depends upon the composition of the substance

2: When a substance undergoes a chemical change , its composition change and a new substance is formed .

Example : When hydrogen react with oxygen , it form water , chemical change

Question: 72

Which gasses are present in air ? Write their names .

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Oxygen , nitrogen , carbon dioxide , argon are major gasses present in air

Question: 73

Calculate the molecular mass of the carbon dioxide .

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Molecular mass of the carbon dioxide

CO2 = 12+2 (16)

= 44amu

Question: 74

Which one has more molecules : 9 g of water or 9 g of sugar C₁₂ H₂₂O₁₁ ?

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9g of water has more molecules than 9 g of sugar because moles of water are more than sugar

For water

Question: 75

Define relative atomic mass .

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Relative atomic mass of an element is the average masses of atoms of that element as compared to 1 / 12th the mass of one atom of carbon -12 isotope

Question: 76

Write down the name of any two elements which were discovered in early ages .

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Following elements were discovered in early ages

Question: 77

Write any two elements found in the liquid state at room temperature .

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Mercury and bromine are two elements found in the liquid state at room temperature

Question: 78

What is the atomic number , how it is represented ?

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The atomic number of an element is equal to the number of protons present in the nucleus of its atoms

Question: 79

What are the uses of nuclear chemistry ?

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It has vast application in medical treatment , preservation of food , and generation of electrical power nuclear reactors

Question: 80

What are application of inorganic chemistry.

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It has application is every aspect of chemical industry such as glass, cement, ceramics and metallurgy.

Question: 81

Which one has more formula units : 1g of NaClor 1 g KCL ?

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NaCl has more formula units than KCl

For NaCl

Formula unit = Mass / Formula mass

= 1/58.5

= 0.017

Question: 82

Give the scope of biochemistry .

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It is the branch of chemistry in which we study the structure , composition and chemical reaction of substances found in living organisms . It covers all chemical processes taking place in living organisms . Such as synthesis and metabolism of bio molecules like carbohydrates , proteins and fat . Biochemistry emerged as separate discipline when scientists began to study how living things obtain energy from food or how the fundamental biological changes occur during a disease . Examples of applications of biochemistry are in the fields of medicine , food science and agriculture etc

Question: 83

How many atoms are in I amu and I g of hydrogen .

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1 amu and 1 gram of hydrogen has 6.022x10²³atoms.

Question: 84

Define empirical formula and give example .

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_{It is the simplest whole number , ratio of atoms present in a compound}

Question: 85

What is the empirical formula of acetic acid ? Calculate its molecular mass.

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Empirical formula of acetic acid CH2O

Question: 86

State three reasons why do you thing soft drink is a mixture and water is a compound .

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Soft drink is a mixture because :

1: Its components are not bounded chemically

2: The components do not have fix ratio

Question: 87

How many times is 1 mole of oxygen atom heavier than 1 mole of hydrogen atom?

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One mole of oxygen atom is 16 times heavier than the one mole of hydrogen.

Question: 88

Why does 10 g nitrogen gas contain the same number of molecules as 10g of carbon monoxide ?

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Number of moles of nitrogen gas = 10/28 =0.35mol

Number of molecules of N₂ = 0.35x0.22x10²³

=2.107x10²³

Question: 89

Define organic chemistry and which industries covered by it

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Organic chemistry : it is the study of covalent compounds of carbon and hydrogen and its derivatives

Question: 90

Define Triatomic molecule and polyatomic molecule

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Polyatomic molecule : The molecules which consists of many atoms calledpolyatomic molecule

Question: 91

Calculate no of carbon atoms in one mole C₆ H₁₂ O₆

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6 atoms of carbon are present in one mole of glucose

Question: 92

Differentiate between homogenous and heterogenous mixture .

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Homogenous Mixture : Mixtures that have have uniform composition throughout are calledhomogenous mixture

Question: 93

Differentiate between homoatomic and heteroatomic molecules with examples .

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Homoatomic molecules : A molecule containing same type of atoms is called homoatomic molecule

Question: 94

What are applications of inorganic chemistry?

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It has application in every aspect of chemical industry such as glass , cement , ceramics and metallurgy

Question: 95

How can you differentiate between organic and inorganic chemistry .

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Organic chemistry : It is the study of the properties and behavior of hydrocarbons (compounds of carbon and hydrogen ) and their derivatives

Question: 96

Write down any two properties of metals .

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1: They show metallic luster

Question: 97

How can you justify that air is a homogenous mixture . Identify substance present in it ?

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Air is a mixture formed by the physical mixing of the substance like nitrogen , oxygen ,carbon dioxide , noble gases and moisture and it has same composition throughout , so it is homogenous mixture

Question: 98

What is meant by element ? Explain with example .

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Element is a substance which is made up of some types of atom , having same atomic number and it cannot be dissolved into simple substances by ordinary chemical means

Question: 99

What is difference between compound and mixture / Give example .

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Compound :

1:It is formed by chemical combination of atoms of element

2:Its components lose their own properties and produce new substance that have entirely different properties

Question: 100

Find out molecular mass and formula masses of the following

Na₂SO₄ ,ZnSO₄ , and CuCO_3.

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Formula mass of Na₂SO₄ = 2(23)+32+4 (16)

= 46+32+64
=142 amu

Question: 101

State John Dalton's atomic theory .

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Main points of John Dalton's atomic theory are given as follows

Question: 102

Which has more atoms :10g of Al or 10 g of Fe ?

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10 g of A 1 has more atoms than 10 g of Fe

For A 1

Question: 103

Differentiate between atom and ion ?

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Atom :

1: It is the smallest particle of an element

2: It can or cannot exists independently and can take part in a chemical reaction

3: It is electrically neutral

Question: 104

Name one solid , one liquid and one gaseous element present at room temperature ?

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Sodium ( Na) , Iron ( Fe)

Question: 105

Is atomic mass unit a SI unit of an atomic mass ?

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Yes ,atomic mass unit is SI unit of atomic mass

Question: 106

Differentiate between molecular mass and formula mas , which of the following is molecular formula ?

. H2O

.NaCl

.Kl

.H₂SO₄

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Molecular mass :

The sum of atomic masses of all the atoms present in one molecule of a molecular compound is its molecular mass

Question: 107

Calculate the formula mass of the nitric acid .

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HNO3 = 1+14+48

= 63amu

Question: 108

What id meant by atom and ion?

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Atom

1- It is the smallest particle of an smallest particle of an element.

2- It is electricallyneutral

3- It can take part in a chemical reaction

Question: 109

What is difference between elements and compound ?

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Compound : Compound is a substance made up of two or more elements chemically combined together in a fixed ratio by mass

Example : Water (H2O)

Question: 110

Differentiate between nuclear chemistry and environmental chemistry .

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Environmental chemistry:

1 :The branch of chemistry in which we study about components of the environment and effect of human activity on the environment

2 :it is also concerned with other sciences like biology, geology

3: Save environment from pollution

Question: 111

Difference between molecular mass and formula mass.

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Molecular Mass:

The sum of the atomic mass of all the elements present in a molecule is called as Molecular Mass.

Question: 112

What is the significance of chemical formula ?

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1: It represents the name of the substance e.g H₂O (water)

Question: 113

Define chemical formula and give one examples .

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Definition : A chemical formula is the symbolic representation the elements in the compounds and the ratio of the elements to one another

Question: 114

Give few properties of cathode rays .

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a: These rays travel in a straight line perpendicular to the cathode surface

Question: 115

What is relative atomic mass ? How is it related to gram ?

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The relative atomic mass of an element is the average mass of an atoms of that element as compared to 1/ 12th the mass of an atom of carbon -12 isotope . Atomic mass unit is represent by amu and in grams 1amu =1.66*10-24g

Question: 116

State three reasons why do you think air is a mixture and water a compound

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Air (mixture)

1: Mixture is formed by the simple mixing up of the substances

2: Air does not have a sharp and fixed melting point

3: Air has heterogenous mixture composition

Question: 117

What is mean by cation and anion? Explain with example.

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Cation:

The cations are formed when an atom loses electrons from its outmost shells. For example cations are Na⁺ , K⁺, Ca⁺²

Na ______> Na⁺ + 1e^-

Question: 118

Which six elements constitute 99% of body mass and what are their percentages ?

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Following six elements constitute 99%of body mass

Oxygen 65%

Hydrogen 10%

Calcium 1.5 %

Carbon 18%

Nitrogen 3%

Phosphorous 1.5%

Question: 119

Define industrial chemistry and analytical chemistry

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Industrial chemistry : This branch of chemistry is related to the industrial process . It is associated with studies of properties uses and application of techniques for the preparation of industrial sales on large scale

Question: 120

Soft drink is a mixture while water is compound . Give the reason .

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Water : Water forms by the chemical reaction of hydrogen and oxygen . that's why it is called compound

Question: 121

Give the composition of milk .

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Milk is a mixture of calcium , water ,sugar , fat , proteins , minerals, salts , and vitamins

Question: 122

Difference between true solution and colloid solution?

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True solution:Solutions are the homogeneous mixture of two or more than two components.

Question: 123

How many times is 1 mole of oxygen atoms calculate the mass of one atom of oxygen in grams

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One mole of oxygen atom is 16 times heavier than the one mole of hydrogen

Question: 124

Define homogenous mixture and give example .

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Homogenous mixture: The mixture having uniform composition is calledhomogenous mixture

Question: 125

Define empirical formula and give an examples .

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Empirical formula: empirical formula is a formula which represents the simplest whole number ratio of atoms present in a compound

Question: 126

What is meant by mixture ? Give example.

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When two or more elements or compounds mix up physically without any fixed ratio they form a mixture

Question: 127

Define atom according to Dalton ?

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Atom is an indivisible , hard ,dense and sphere

Question: 128

Define diatomic molecule and give example .

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If a molecule consists of two atoms called diatomic molecule

Question: 129

Give some examples of arsenic and silver .

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Symbols of arsenic and silver are as following

Question: 130

What is relationship between Empirical formula and Molecular formula ?

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The relationship between Empirical formula and Molecular formulais given as

Molecular formula = (Empirical formula)*n

When n = 1,2 ,3 and so on

Question: 131

Differentiate between molecule or molecular ion ?

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Molecule :

1: It is the smallest particle of a compound which can exist independently and shows all the properties of that compound

2: It is always neutral

3: It is formed by the combination of atoms

4: It is a stable unit

Question: 132

Describe difference between Rutherford's theory and Bohr's atomic theory .

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Rutherford's atomic theory

1: It was based upon classical theory

2: Electrons revolve around the nucleus

3: Atoms should produce continuous spectrum

4: Atoms should collapse

Question: 133

What is meant by variable valency ?

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Some elements show more than one combining power (valency) that is called variable valency

Question: 134

Write two significance of chemical formula .

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1: it indicates the mass of the compound in amu or grams

Question: 135

What are meant by coordinate covalent compounds ?

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1: Properties of coordinate covalent compounds are similar to those of covalent compounds . They are unsoluble in water , don't ionize so make solution on dissolving in organic solvent

Question: 136

Define relative atomic mass.

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Relative atomic mass of an element is the average mass of an atom of that element as compared to 1/12th the mass of atom of carbon-12 isotopes

Question: 137

Define element?

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Eelement:

Eelement is define as the substance which is made up of atoms of the same type or a substance in which all the atoms have the same atomicnumber, e.g.

Sodium (Na) and Hydrogen (H) etc

Question: 138

What is the relationship between atomic number and atomic mass ?

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The relationship between atomic number and atomic mass is as following

A = Z+n

Where A = mass number

Z = atomic number

N = no of electrons

Question: 139

Write the chemical formula of water and sugar.

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Water :C12H22O11

Question: 140

What is radical ?

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An atom or a group of atoms that have some charge and keeps in contact during a chemical reaction is called a radical e,g Hydronium H₃O⁺ and CO₃ ^-2

Question: 141

What is the valency id following ?

(A) Barium (B) Nitrogen (C) Sodium (D) Sulphur

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Elements valency

1: Barium 2

2: Nitrogen 3

3: Sodium 1

4: Sulphur 2

Question: 142

What is a plum pudding theory ?

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Thomson put forth his plum pudding theory . He postulated that atoms were solid structure of positively charge with tiny negative particle stuck inside . It is like plum in a pudding

Question: 143

Define pressure and write its unit .

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Pressure : It is defined as the force exerted by per unit surface area

Question: 144

State the nature and name of the substance formed by combining the following

1: Zinc + Copper

2: Water +Sugar

3: Aluminum +Sulphur

4: Iron + Chromium + Nickle

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1:Zinc + Copper

It will be a mixture called a brass (alloy)

Question: 145

Why atomic mass of an atom is defined as relative atomic mass ?

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Atomic mass of an atom is defined as a relative atomic mass , because atomic mass of an atom is the mass which compares or relates with 1/12th mass of carbon 12 isotope

Question: 146

Calculate molecular mass of NH3.

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Molecular mass :

NH3 =14+1*3

=17a.m.u

Question: 147

Which of the following cases the number of hydrogen atoms is more?

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1 mole of NH3 has more hydrogen atoms than 2 moles of HCL

Question: 148

What is kept constant in Charles law ?

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Pressure is kept constant in Charles law

Question: 149

Write down chemical formula of calcium phosphate and sodium chloride ..

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Chemical formula of calcium phosphate and sodium chloride is as fellows :

Question: 150

Differentiate between ions and free radicals ?

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Ions :

1: These are atoms which bear some charge

2: They exists in solution or in crystal lattice

3: Their formation is not affected by the presence of light

Question: 151

For an element Z = 92 A = 238 Calculate number of neutron in it

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Atomic mass = No of protons + No of neutrons =A=238

No of protons Z = 92

No of neutrons =N=A-z

=238-92= 146

Question: 152

Identify the following as empirical or molecular formula :

H₂O₂ ,CH₄, C₆H₁₂O₆ , C₁₂H₂₂O₁₁ ,BaCO₃ ,KBr

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Empirical formula : KBr , BaCO_{3 ,}CH₄

Question: 153

Define relative atomicmass based on C-12 scale.

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Relative Atomic Mass:

The relative atomic mass of an element is the average mass of atoms of the element as compare to 1/11th the mass of one atom of carbon 12 isotope

Question: 154

How many molecules of water are present in half mole of water ?

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Water molecules in half moles = 1/2x6.02x10²³

= 3.01x10²³molecules

Question: 155

What is the nature of charge on cathode rays ?

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Their deflection in electric and magnetic field proves that they have negative charge

Question: 156

Differentiate between molecular mass and formula mass .

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Formula mass:

1:The sum of atomic masses of all the atoms present in one formula unit of a substance is called formula mass

2:Formula mass is related to ionic compound

Examples : NaCl = 23+36.5= 58.5 amu

Question: 157

Write chemical formula of Aluminium sulphate and Calcium phosphate .

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Aluminium sulphate: Al2(SO4)

Question: 158

Is the mass of 1 mole of O and 1 mole of S same ?

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Nothe mass of 1 mole of O and 1 mole of S is not same

Question: 159

In the basis of properties , elements are divided into which group ?

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On the basis of properties elements are divided into metals , non-metals and metalloids

Question: 160

Calculate molecular mass of sulphuric acid .

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Molecular mass of sulphuric acid H2SO4

=2(1)+(32)+4(16)

=98amu

Question: 161

Human body made up of how many elements ? Write their names .

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Six elements constitute about 99% of our body mass , oxygen 65% , Carbon 18% , Hydrogen 10% , Nitrogen 3%, Calcium 1.5% and phosphorous 1.5% , Potassium , Sulphur , Magnesium and sodium constitute 0.8 % of our body mass . Wherease copper , zinc , chlorine , fluorine , iron , cobalt and magnesium constitute only 0.2% of our body mass

Question: 162

What is the capacity of the K,L,M,N shells ?

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K shell can accommodate 2 electron

L shell can accommodate 8 electrons

M shell can accommodate 18 electrons

N shell accommodate 32 electrons

Question: 163

How many atoms of sodium are present in 3 moles of sodium and what is the mass of it ?

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Number of atoms of sodium are present in 3 moles = 3x6.02x10²³ atoms

= 1.806x 10²⁴

Question: 164

Write two difference between atom and anion

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Ion :

1: It is the simplest unit of ionic compound

2: It has net charge either negative or positive on it

Question: 165

What elements do the following compound contains ?

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Sugar ,common salt , lime water and chalk

Question: 166

How many atoms are in 1 amu and 1g of hydrogen (H)?

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1amu and 1 gram of hydrogen (H) has 6.022x10²³ atoms and 8 grams of sulphur has 1.005x10²³atoms

Question: 167

Calculate the formula mass of the sodium sulphate .

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Formula mass of the sodium sulphate :

Na2so4 =2(23) +(32)+4(16)

=46+32+64

=142amu

Question: 168

From which word atom derived ?

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Atom is derived from latin word 'Atomos' meaning indivisible

Question: 169

How free radical is formed ?

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Free radicals are formed by the homolytic (equal) breakage of bond between two atoms when they absorb heat or light energy

Question: 170

Define atomic mass unit .

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One atomic mass unit is 1/12th of the ,ass of one atom of carbon 12 . When this atomic mass unit is expressed in gram , it is 1amu = 1.66*10-24 g

Question: 171

What is the relationship between mass and mole of a substance ?

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the relationship between mass and mole of a substance is given as following

Question: 172

What is valency ?

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The combining capacity of an element with other element is called valency

Question: 173

Write electronic configuration of Mg

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Atomic number of Mg 12

Question: 174

What do you mean by 1 atom of C and 1 gram of atom of C ?

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One atom of carbon has its atomic mass which is 12 amu . But when this mass of carbon atom atom is expressed in grams then it is known as gram atomic mass . As 1 gram of carbon = 12.0 g

Question: 175

Where does most of the mass of an atom exists ?

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Most of the mass of an atom exists in its nucleus . The sum of masses of protons and neutrons is equal to atomic mas of an atom

Question: 176

What is meant by molecular ion ?

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When a molecule loses or gains one or more electron , it forms a molecular ion

Question: 177

What isAvogadro's number?

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Avogadro,s Number:

The number of particles present in one mole of a substance is called Avogadro's number. Its value is 6.02 x 10²³. it is represented by Na

Question: 178

What is difference between cation and anion ?

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Cation: An atom or group of atoms having positive charge on it is called cation

Example : like Na , k

Question: 179

What is meant by ion ? Give example .

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Ion is an atom or group of atoms having a charge on it .

Question: 180

In which branch of chemistry are the metabolic processes of carbohydrates and proteins studied ?

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In biochemistry metabolic processes carbohydrates and proteins are studied

Question: 181

Define standard atmosphere pressure and write its unit .

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The pressure exerted by a mercury column of 760mm at sea level called standard atmospheric pressure

Question: 182

How does homogeneousmixture differ from heterogeneous mixture?

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The mixture that has uniform composition throughout is called homogeneous mixture which composition is not uniform throughout e.g. soil, rock and wood etc.

Question: 183

What is difference between ion and free radical ?

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Free radicals :

1: These are the atoms that have odd number of electrons . They do not have any charge

2: They can exists in solutions as well as in air

3: They may form in the presence of light

Question: 184

What is the empirical formula of acetic acid (CH₃COOH)? Also calculate the molecular mass of acetic acid .

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Empirical formula of acetic acid is CH₂O

Question: 185

Write the percentage of volume by weight of oxygen in atmosphere and oceans

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In atmosphere oxygen is 21% while in oceans it is 86%

Question: 186

Write chemical formula of caustic soda and washing soda .

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Caustic soda: NaOH

Question: 187

Ionic bond is stronger than covalent bond . Explain .

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Ionic bond formed between two opposite charges and electrostatic forces . That's why ionic compound is stronger than covalent bond

Question: 188

If 16g of oxygen contains 1 mole of oxygen atoms calculate the mass of one atom of oxygen in grams

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16g of oxygen =1 mol of oxygen

Mass of one atom of oxygen = 16 grams

Question: 189

Write two properties of covalent compounds

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1: They have usually low melting and boiling points

Question: 190

Which branch of chemistry deals with the structure and properties of naturally occurring molecules ?

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Organic chemistry deals with the structure and properties of naturally occurring molecules

Question: 191

Write four examples of mixture .

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1: Air is a mixture of nitrogen , carbon dioxide , noble gasses and water vapours

Question: 192

What is charles law ? Write its equation .

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French scientist J.Charles in 1787 , presented his law that states the volume of given mass of a gas is directly proportional to the absolute temperature if the pressure is kept constant

Question: 193

Define m0ole and give example .

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Atomic mass , molecular mass or formula mass of a substance expressed in grams is called a mole

Question: 194

Define biochemistry ?

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It is the branch of chemistry in which we study the structure , composition , and chemical reaction of substances found in living organisms (i-e humans ,animals and plants )

Question: 195

Write difference between homoatomic and heteroatomic molecules ?

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Heteroatomic molecules:

The molecules consisting of different types of atoms are called heteroatomic molecules

Question: 196

Why ionic compounds are easy soluble in water?

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Water is polar compound while ionic compound dissolves and forms cation and anion . Cation makes force of attraction with negative pole of water , while anion with positive pole of water and dissolve in water

Question: 197

Which branch of chemistry deals with energy of atoms and its uses in daily life ?

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Nuclear chemistry deals with energy of atoms and its uses in daily life

Question: 198

Describe the number of molecules in 9 g water.

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Volume of water = 9g

Question: 199

Explain how anode rays are formed from the gas taken in the discharge tube .

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Anode rays are produced when the cathode rays collide with residual gas molecules present in the discharge tube and ionize them as follows

M+ le^-➜ M⁺ +2e^-

Question: 200

Ionic compounds are solids. Explain

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Ionic compounds are made up of positively and negatively charged ions . Thus they consists of ions and not molecules . These positively charges ions are held together in a solid or crystal form

Question: 201

Write down the electronic configuration of Al³⁺. How many electrons are present in its outer most shells

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Al³+ = 1s² ,2s²,2p⁶

Question: 202

An element with A = 39 , Z = 19 .Calculate the number of electrons and protons in one atom of this element

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Atomic mass of an element = A = 39

Atomic number of element = Z = 19

As we know that atomic number is the number of protons present in the nucleus of an atom so , proton and electron always equal in any atom , that's why ,

Number of protons =19

Number of electrons = 19

Question: 203

Write two properties of ionic compound .

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1: Ionic compound are mostly crystalline solid

Question: 204

Calculate the gram molecule in 40g of phosphoric acid

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Molar mass of phosphoric acid H₃PO_{4 = 3+31+64=98}

Question: 205

Write any two properties of covalent compounds .

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1: Properties of coordinate covalent compounds are similar to those of covalent compounds . They are unsoluble in water and don't ionize so make solution on solving in organic solvent

Question: 206

Write down the chemical formulas of the following

(a) Sugar (b) Sulphuric acid

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(a) Sugar : C12H22O11

Question: 207

Find out the mass of 3 moles of oxygen atoms .

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3x16 = 48g of oxygen are present in 3 moles

Question: 208

What is the capacity of shells ?

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The number of electrons accommodated by the shell called capacity of shell

Question: 209

Calculate the number of mole carbon in 84 gram of carbon .

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Mass of C = 84 gm

Molecular mass of C = 12 gm

Quantity of moles = 84/12

= 7 moles

Question: 210

How mass number of same elements are different ?

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Isotopes of an element have same number of protons and electrons but different number of neutrons . That's why isotopes of an element have different atomic masses . Although atomic number remains same

Question: 211

Define avagadro's number

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Avagadro's number is a collection of6.02 × 10^{23 particles. It is represented by symbol 'NA'. Hence the6.02 × 10^{23 number of atoms , molecules or formula unit is called avagadro's number that is equal to 1 mole of respective substance}}

Question: 212

Describe two characteristics of canal rays .

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1: Canal rays travel in straight line in direction opposite to the cathode rays and cast a sharp shadow of an opaque object if placed in their path

Question: 213

Why melting point and boiling points of ionic compounds are high?

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Melting and boiling of ionic compounds are high because thy consists of positive and negative ions . There exists very strong electrostatic interaction between these charged ions . That is why a lot of force is required to break these forces

Question: 214

What is free radical ? Give example.

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Free radical : Free radical are atoms or groups of atoms possessing odd number (unpaired ) electrons.

Question: 215

What is matter ? How many states it has ?

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Matter is any thing that has mass and occupies space .

Question: 216

Who discovered proton and neutron ?

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Proton is discovered by Goldstein in 1886

Question: 217

Write down the chemical formula of silicon dioxide and calcium chloride .

Answer: 217

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Silicon dioxide SiO2

Question: 218

A patient has goiter . How will it be detected ?

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The radioactivity isotopes are used as tracers in medicine to diagnose the presence of tumor in human body . Isotope of I-131 is used for diagnose of goiter in thyroid gland

Question: 219

Write electronic configuration of Boron .

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Atomic no of Boron 5

Question: 220

How cation and anion is formed ?

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Cation is formed by the loss of one or more electrons

Question: 221

What is compressibility?

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Decrease of volume by increasing pressure is called compressibility of that thing like gases . Gases are highly compressible due to empty spaces between their molecules

Question: 222

How is periodicity of properties dependent upon the number of protons in an atom ?

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In periodic table from left to right number of protons increases . Due to change in nuclear charge the properties of an atom were found repeating after regular intervals . Hence periodicity of properties dependent upon the number of proton in an atom

Question: 223

Differentiate shell and sub-shell with example of each ?

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Shell (Orbit):

The circular orbits of specific energy are called shells or energy levels

Question: 224

If 16g of oxygen contains 1 mole of oxygen atom, calculate the mass of one atom of oxygen in grams .

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No of atoms in one mole =6.02×10²³

Question: 225

What will be the nature of charge on an atom when it loses an electron or when it gains an electron ?

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When it lose an electron it become positive an when it gains and electron it become negative

Question: 226

Write down the name of particles which determine the mass of an electron .

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The proton and neutron determine the mass of an atom

Question: 227

How many atoms are present in one gram atomic mass of a substance ?

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One gram atomic mass of a substance is equal to Avogadro's number in which 6.023x10²³atoms are present

Question: 228

Define formula mass and formula unit .

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Formula unit : formula unit is defined as the simplest whole number ratio of ions ,as present in the ionic compounds

Question: 229

Explain any two factors that effect the diffusion .

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Factors effecting in diffusion :

1 :Size of molecules : Big sized molecules diffuse slowly

Question: 230

Write two / four characteristics of cathode rays.

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1: Cathode rays travel perpendicular to the cathode surface

Question: 231

Give few properties of canal rays .

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a: Deflection of these rays in electric and magnetic field proved that these were positively charged

Question: 232

Define Boyle's law .

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According to Boyle's law the volume of a given mass of a gas is inversely proportional to its pressure at constant temperature .

Question: 233

How many amu 1 g of a substance has ?

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1.66x 10^-24g +1 amu

1g = 1/1.66x 10^-24amu

Question: 234

Define electronic configuration . Also give example .

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The distribution of electrons around the nucleus in various shells and sub shells according to their increasing energy is called electronic configuration.

Question: 235

What is meant by malleability ?

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Malleabilityis the property by virtue of which a metal can be drawn into sheets

Question: 236

How many atoms of hydrogen present in 1 mole of water ?

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1 mole of water = 6.02 x 10²³molecules

1 mole of water has H atom =1x 6.02x10²³atoms

= 6.02 x 10²³

Question: 237

Write properties of Neutrons .

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Properties of neutrons particles are given below :

Question: 238

Convert 560 torr into cmHg

Answer: 238

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1 torr = 1mm Hg

Question: 239

Calculate the formulas mass of potassium sulphate

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Formulas mass of potassium sulphate (K2SO4)

K2SO4 = 2(39)+(32)+4(16)

= 78+32+64

= 174a.m.u

Question: 240

What are Dobereiner's triads ?

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A German chemist Dobereiner's observed relationship between atomic masses of several groups of three elements called triads . In triads the central and middle element had atomic mass average of the other two elements

Question: 241

Wrote the observations made by Rutherford .

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Observations made by Rutherford are as follows :

Question: 242

Magnesium has electronic configuration 2,8,2

a: How many electrons are in outermost shell ?

b: In which sub-shell of outermost shell electrons are present ?

c: Why magnesium tends to lose electron ?

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a: There are two electrons in outermost shell

b : In sub-shell of outermost shell electron are present

1s² , 2s² , 2p⁶ .3s²

Question: 243

What is meant quantum ?

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Quantum means fixed energy . It is the smallest amount of energy that can be emitted or absorbed as electromagnetic radiation . Quanta is plural of quantum . In 1918 , Noble prize in physics was awarded to German physicist Max Planck ( 1858-1947) for work on the quantum theory

Question: 244

What is diffusion ? Explain with example .

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Diffusion : The process in which molecules more from the area of higher concentration move to the area of lower concentration until the state of equilibrium is achieved is called diffusion

Question: 245

Whether the density of gases increase on cooling ?

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The density of gases increasing by cooling because their volume decreases and molecules of gases came close to each other

Question: 246

Define triads and law of octaves .

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Triads : The group of three elements called triads . In these groups central and middle element had atomic mass average of the other two element

Question: 247

Write short note on discovery of Neutron.

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Chadwick discovered Neutrons in 1932 . He bombarded alpha particles on Beryllium . He observed that the radiation of very high penetrating power were produced ( They can move through long distance in air ) .These radiations were called Neutron

Question: 248

Who discovered proton , electron , neutron ?

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In 1886, Goldstein discovered positively charged particles called protons . In 1897 , J.J Thomson found in an atom , the negatively charged particles known as electron . In 1932 James Chadwick discovered neutron

Question: 249

Define effusion . Give example .

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Effusion : Effusion is defined as the escaping of gas molecules through tiny holes into a space with lesser pressure

Question: 250

Which branch of chemistry deals with preparation of paints and papers ?

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Industrial chemistry deals with preparation of paints and papers .

Question: 251

Write down the number and names of subshell in N-shell .

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Number of sub shell in N shell is 4 named as s ,p ,d and f

Question: 252

Write two properties of gases

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1: Molecules of gases are always in state of continuous motion . They have very high K.E .

Question: 253

In which branch of chemistry behaviour of gases and liquid is studied ?

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The bahaviour of gases and liquid is studied in the branch of chemistry called physical chemistry

Question: 254

What is atomic number of Sulphur ? Write down its electronic configuration .

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Atomic number of Sulphur IS 16 .

Question: 255

What is absolute temperature scale ?

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Lord kelvin introduced obsolute temperature scale or kelvin scale . The scale of temperature starts from 0K or -273.15°Cwhich is given as a name of absolute zero . It is the temperature at which an ideal gas would have zero volume

Question: 256

When do electrons emit or absorb energy ?

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A long as electron remain in a particular orbit it does not radiate or absorb energy, The energy is emitted or absorbed only when an electron jumps from one orbit to another

Question: 257

What observations were the observations made by Rutherford ?

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There were two observations .

Question: 258

Briefly describe the mobility of gases.

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Gas molecules are always in state of continuous motion . They can move from one place to another because gas molecules have high kinetic energy . This continuous motion of gases is called mobility of gases

Question: 259

Why metals are good conductor of electricity ?

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Metals are good conductors of heat and electricity in solid and liquid state due to mobile electrons

Question: 260

A long as electron remains in an orbit , it does not emit or absorb energy , when does it emit or absorb energy ?

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When an electron jumps from lower orbit to higher orbit . It absorbs energy and when it jumps from higher orbit to lower orbit . It radiates energy . This change in energy ,

△E given by following Plank's equation

Question: 261

What is maximum capacity of a metal ?

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1: K shall can accommodate 2 electrons

Question: 262

Differentiate between gram atomic mass and gram molecular mass .

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Gram atomic mass: The atomic mass of an element expressed in grams . It is called gram atomic mass

Question: 263

How many atoms are present in 16g of Oand of S ?

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16 grams of oxygen has 6.022x10²³atoms and 8 grams of sulphur has 1.055x10²³ atoms

Question: 264

An element has 5 electrons in M shell . Find its atomic number

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The element has 5 electrons in M shell has atomic number 15 and name of element is phosphorous

Question: 265

Define ionic bond and ionic compounds .

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Ionic bond : The type of chemical bond which is formed due to complete transfer of electron from one another is called ionic bond

Question: 266

Do you know any element having no neutron in its atom ?

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Isotope of hydrogen , protium have one proton and no neutrons in it

Question: 267

How was it is proved that whole mass of an atom is located at its center ?

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The complete rebounce of a few particles show that the nucleus is very hard , dense and contain all mass of an atom

Question: 268

What are two defects in Rutherford's atomic model ?

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1: According to classical theory of radiation , electrons being the charged particles should release or emit energy continuously and they should ultimately fall into the nucleus

Question: 269

What is quantum ?

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Quantum means fixed energy . It is the smallest amount of energy that can be emitted or absorbed as electromagnetic radiation

Question: 270

What is meant by condensation ?

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The returns of the vapours into liquids state on cooling is called condensation

Question: 271

Why cesium (At.No.55 ) requires little energy to release its one electron present in their outermost shell ?

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Cesium is the 2nd last element of 1st group . It has large size and less force of attraction between the nucleus and valence electron , as a result small amount of energy is required to remove electron from the valence shell

Question: 272

Write two difference between molecule and molecular ions .

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Molecule :

1: molecule is formed by the combination of two or more atoms . Which can exist independently and shows all the properties of that compound i.e CO2, CH4 etc

2: It is always neutral

3: It is formed by the combination of atoms

4: It is stable unit

Question: 273

How many electrons will be in M-shell of an atom having atomic number 15 ?

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K L M

2 8 5

5 electrons are present in M shell of an atom having atomic number 15

Question: 274

What is the difference between diffusion and effusion ?

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Diffusion: The spontaneous mixing of molecules by random motion and collision of gases form homogenous mixture is called diffusion

Question: 275

The atomic symbol of a phosphorous ion is given as ³¹_15P3-

a : How many protons , electrons , and neutrons are there in ion³¹_15P3- ?

b: What is the name of ion ?

c:Draw electronic configuration of ion .

d: Name noble gas which has some electronic configuration as phosphorous ?

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Proton = 15

Electron = 18

Neutron = 16

b: Phosphorous ion

c: E.C =1s² , 2s² , 2p⁶ , 3s² ,3p⁶

Question: 276

How many electrons will be in M shell of an atom having atomic no 15?

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Atomic number 15

K shall = 2 electrons

L shall = 8 electrons

M shall = 5 electrons

Question: 277

How many neutrons are present in C-12 and C-13 ?

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C-12 C-13

P=6 P=6

N=12-6=6 N=13-6=7

Question: 278

How many electrons are present in sub-shell ?

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s can have 2 electrons

p can have 6 electrons

d can have 10 electrons

f can have 14 electrons

Question: 279

How many atoms of hydrogen present in one mole of water ?

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One molecule of water is made up of two atoms of hydrogen and 1 atom of oxygen , hence 2×6.02×10²³.atoms of hydrogen and6.02×10^{23 atoms of oxygen constitute one mole of water}

Question: 280

How was it shown that atomic nuclei are positively charged ?

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The deflection of a few particles proved that there is a center of positive charge in an atom , , which is called nucleus of an atom

Question: 281

Define groups ?

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The vertical columns in periodic table are called groups . Numbered from 1 to 18

Question: 282

What is difference between group and period ?

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Group : The vertical columns present in periodic table are called groups .There are 18 groups present in the periodic table

Question: 283

What is the nature of charge on cathode ray ?

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Cathode rays are deflected toward positive plate in an electric field showing that they are negatively charged

Question: 284

Give electronic configuration of hydrogen ?

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Electronic configuration of ¹1H is 1s¹

Question: 285

Convert -30°C to K unit

Answer: 285

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As we know that

(T)k = (T)°C +273

By putting°C=-30°

(T)k = (-30)°C +273

(T)k = (-30+273)°C

(T)k = 243°C

Question: 286

Write down electronic configuration of phosphorous .

Answer: 286

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Atomic number of phosphorous is 15 Electronic configuration is given as below :

Question: 287

What is the relationship between empirical formula and formula unit ?

Answer: 287

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All the ionic compounds are represented by formula unit . Formula unit is also and empirical formula of ionic compounds

Question: 288

Is the Boyle's law applicable to liquid ? Give reason .

Answer: 288

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No we can not apply Boyle's law to liquid because in them intermolecular distance is very less and they are highly incompressible so the effect of pressure does'nt effect much on liquids . That's why we can not apply Boyle's law to liquids

Question: 289

How is the goiter in thyroid gland detected ?

Answer: 289

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Iodine -131 is used fir the diagnosis of goiter in thyroid gland

Question: 290

Convert 30°Cto kelvin temperature

Answer: 290

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We know that

(T)K = (T)°C +273

by putting the values of C°=30° we have

(T)K = (30)°C +273

(T)K = (30+273)°C

(T)K = 303

Question: 291

What is atomic number of phosphorous ? Write down its electronic configuration .

Answer: 291

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Atomic number of phosphorous (P) is 15

Electronic configuration

1s² , 2s² ,2p⁶ ,3s² ,3p³

Question: 292

Why the liquid molecules are mobile ?

Answer: 292

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Liquid molecule have less intermolecular forces as compared to solids , which are not able to stable molecules of liquid at a fixed points . That is why liquid molecules are mobile

Question: 293

Explain Dobereiner's triads .

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Dobereiner observed relationship between atomic masses of several groups of three elements called triads . In these groups , the central or middle element had atomic mass average of the other two elements

Question: 294

Why volume of gas decreases with increase of pressure ?

Answer: 294

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Volume of gas decreases with increase of pressure because of empty spaces between their molecules . When gases are compressed the molecules come closer to one another and occupy less volume as compared to the volume in uncompressed state .

Question: 295

Define nuclear fission reaction .

Answer: 295

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A reaction in which heavy nuclear splits up into two nuclei by absorbing show moving next ions

Question: 296

Why the size of atom does not decrease regularly in periods ?

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The atomic size does not decrease regularly in periods due to presence of transition elements . The size of atom first decreases then increases

Question: 297

What are shells ?

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Shells are specific energy levels around nucleus in which electron resolve

e.g K,L,M,N

Question: 298

Write two properties of liquid state of matter

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1: Liquid have fixed volume but no fixed shape . It attains the shape of container in which it is kept

Question: 299

Write down atomic number of nitrogen and oxygen .

Answer: 299

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The atomic no of N₂ is = 7

Question: 300

Define noble gases and give example .

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Elements of group 18 are called Noble gases

All noble gases have completely filled outermost shells . This is because of this reason , they do not sow any chemical reactivity . They are chemically inert

Question: 301

Write electronic configuration of chlorine and carbon

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Electronic configuration of carbon : ¹² C₆= 1s² , 2s² , 2p²

Question: 302

An element has an atomic number 17 , how many electrons are present in K and M shells of an atom ?

Answer: 302

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K=2 , L= 8 , M=7

An atom has atomic number 17, in first shell (K) contains 2 electrons , then second shell called (L) shell have 8 electron and 3rd shell (M) have 7 electrons

Question: 303

Why the bond between an electropositive and electronegative atom is ionic in nature ?

Answer: 303

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Electropositive elements lose electrons while electronegative elements gain electrons . That's why both combine and forms ionic bond

Question: 304

Write down the electronic configuration of fluorine and Neon

Answer: 304

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Electronic configuration of fluorine:

₉F=1s² , 2s² , 2p⁴

Question: 305

If an element has atomic number 13 and atomic mass 27 , how many electrons are there in each atom of the element?

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Atomic number of an element (Z) =13

Mass no.of an atom (A) =27

A the total number of electrons in an atom is equal to its atomic number (Z) ,so it will have 3s electrons

Question: 306

Why does evaporation cause cooling ?

Answer: 306

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When the high kinetic energy molecules evaporates from the surface of liquid , the temperature of the remaining molecules falls down . To compensate the energy decrease , the molecules absorb heat from surrounding falls down and we feel cooling

Question: 307

Write electronic configuration of Sulphur .

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Electronic configuration of Sulphur :

Question: 308

How can you prove that angular momentum is quantized ?

Answer: 308

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mvr =nh/2π

The angular momentum of first orbit is (n=1)

mvr = 6.63x10^-34/2x 3.14

Question: 309

Write down the two postulates of Bohr's atomic model .

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1: The hydrogen atom consists of a tiny nucleus and electrons are revolving in one of circular orbits of radius ' r ' around the nucleus

Question: 310

What would be the number of moles in 9.0 gram carbon ?

Answer: 310

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Number of moles of carbon = 9 g

Molar mass of carbon = 12 g

Number of moles = ?

Question: 311

Electronic configuration of Cl^-ion

Answer: 311

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Cl^-1s² ,2s²,2p⁶ ,3s² ,3p⁶

Question: 312

Define carbondating .

Answer: 312

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1: The radioactive isotopes are used to estimate the age of fossils like dead plants and animals and stones etc . The age determination of very old objects based on the half-lives of the radioactive isotopes is called radioactive isotopes is called radioactive-isotopes dating

Question: 313

Give the trend of ionization energy in a period ?

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If we move from left to right in a period the value of ionization energy increases . Because the size of atom reduce and valence electrons are held strongly by the electrostatic force of nucleus . Therefore elements on left side of the periodic table have low ionization energies as compared to those on right side of the periodic table

Question: 314

Give one example each of the use of radioactive isotope in medicine and radiotherapy ?

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Radioactive isotopes is used in medicine

Iodine 131

Radioactive isotopes used in radiotherapy

P-32

Sr-90

Co-60

Question: 315

What was the pressure inside the discharge tube in discovery of electron?

Answer: 315

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The pressure inside the tube was kept 10^-4 atm

Question: 316

Why drops of rain fall downward?

Answer: 316

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The density of liquid depends upon its mass and volume . Liquids are denser than gases because molecules of liquid are closely packed and the space between their molecules are negligible . As the liquid molecules have strong intermolecular forces hence they cannot expand freely and have a fixed volume . Like gases they cannot occupy all the available volume of the container that is the reason why densities of liquid are high

Question: 317

Write down the electronic configuration of following

1: Na 2: Al

Answer: 317

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1: Atomic number of Na 11

₁₁Na = 1s². 2s² . 2p⁶ . 3s¹

Question: 318

For what purpose U-235 is used ?

Answer: 318

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When U-235 is bombarded with slow moving neutrons , uranium nucleus breaks up to produce Barium-139 and Krypton -94 and three neutrons

Question: 319

Define electronic configuration ?

Answer: 319

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Electronic configuration : The distribution of electrons around the nucleus in various shells and sub-shells according to increasing energy , is called electronic configuration

Question: 320

Write electronic configuration of Aluminuim .

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Atomic number of Aluminium is 13

₁₃Al = 1s², 2s², 2p⁶, 3s², 3p¹

Question: 321

Convert -45°C to kelvin temperature .

Answer: 321

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(T)K = (T)°C +273

(T)K = (-45)°C +273

(T)K = (-45+ 273)°C

(T)K = 228

Question: 322

Which carbon isotope use in carbon dating ?

Answer: 322

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C-14 used in carbon dating

Question: 323

Define effective nuclear charge .

Answer: 323

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In an atom , attraction of outer most electrons around the nucleus is decreased due to inner electrons . In result , an atom faces less nucleus charge then the original

Question: 324

Why do the isotopes of an element have different atomic number masses?

Answer: 324

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As isotopes of an element have same atomic mass . Mass number depends upon number of protons and neutrons . Isotopes of an element have the same number of proton but only differ in their neutrons number

Question: 325

What is effective nuclear charge ?

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The valence electron of an atom experiences less nuclear change than that of actual charge , it is called effective nuclear charge or Z_eff

Question: 326

Which isotopes are called radioactive isotopes ?

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The isotopes have ability to emit radiation naturally called radioactive isotopes

Question: 327

Why shielding effect of electron makes action formation easy ?

Answer: 327

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As we move down in a group more and more shells come come between valence shell and the nucleus of atom , additional shell reduce the electrostatic force of attraction felt by the electron present in the outermost shell , and the shielding effect increases resultantly , and the electrons can be taken away , easily and cations form

Question: 328

What are cathode rays ? Who discovered it?

Answer: 328

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In 1897 JJ Thomson discovered cathode rays

Question: 329

Why elements are called s and p block elements ?

Answer: 329

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Elements are called s and p block elementsbecause their last element is present in s and p sub shell

Question: 330

Why atomic number is more fundamental property to arrange elements than atomic mass?

Answer: 330

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Due to two reasons :

1: It increase regularly from element to element

Question: 331

For what purpose C-14 is used ?

Answer: 331

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Uses of C-14

Question: 332

Which are physical properties of matter ?

Answer: 332

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1: Matter exists in three physical state i-e gas, liquid , and solid

Question: 333

For what purpose , Iodine-131 is used ?

Answer: 333

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Isotopes of iodine I-131 is used to diagnose goiter in thyroid

Question: 334

Write down uses of radioactive isotopes as traces for diagnosis and medicine .

Answer: 334

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1: The radioactive isotopes are used as tracer to diagnose the presence of tumor inside the body

Question: 335

What is meant by periodic function ?

Answer: 335

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Repetition of properties due to increases of atomic number after regular intervals in the periodic table is called periodic function

Question: 336

What do you mean by group or median in periodic table ?

Answer: 336

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The horizontal rows in periodic table called periods and vertical columns in the periodic table are called groups

Question: 337

Define pascal .It is the unit of which quantity ?

Answer: 337

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If one newton force is applied on 1m²area then pressure is called one pascal . It is unit of pressure

Question: 338

What is the difference between Mendeleev's and modern periodic law ?

Answer: 338

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Mendeleev's periodic law :

Properties of the element are periodic function of their atomic masses is called Mendeleev's periodic law

Question: 339

How does electron differ from a neutron ?

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Electron

1: Electrons have negative charge

2: The mass of the electron is 1940 times less than proton

Question: 340

What are Lanthanide and actinide series ?

Answer: 340

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Due to space problem two series of elements are placed below periodic table

Question: 341

Write electronic configuration of Neon and Berylium

Answer: 341

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Atomic number of Neon 10

Question: 342

Why does evaporation increases with the increase in temperature ?

Answer: 342

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Evaporation increase with the increase of temperature because at high temperature K.E of the molecules increase so high that they overcome the intermolecular forces and evaporate rapidly

Question: 343

What are the defects of Mendeleev's periodic table or why improvement was make in Mendeleev's periodic table?

Answer: 343

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There are two defects in Mendeleev's periodic table:

Question: 344

What is classical theory of radiation . How it is differ from quantum theory ?

Answer: 344

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According to classical theory of radiation electrons being the charge particle should release energy continuously and they should ultimately fall into a nucleus . It differ from quantum theory because quantum means fixed energy it is the smallest amount of energy that can be emitted or absorb as electromagnetic radiation

Question: 345

Write down electronic configuration of sodium .

Answer: 345

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Electronic configuration of sodium

₁₁Na = 1s² , 2s² , 2p⁶ , 3s¹

Question: 346

Write example of use of radioactive isotopes in the field of medicine and radiotherapy

Answer: 346

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In the field of medicine isotopes of iodine I -131 are used for diagnosis of goiter in thyroid gland . While P-32 and Sr 90 are used in the field of radioactivity

Question: 347

An element has 5 electron in M shell . Find out its atomic number ?

Answer: 347

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The number of this element will be 15

Question: 348

Why the rate of diffusion gases is rapid than that of liquids ?

Answer: 348

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The rate of diffusion of gases is rapid than that of liquid due to the less attractive forces among the gas molecules than liquids . Gas molecule moves randomly and spread around

Question: 349

How is periodicity of properties dependent upon the numbers of protons in an atom ?

Answer: 349

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In periodic table from left to right number of protons increase regularly by 1 from atom to atom . Therefore nuclear charge will increase . Due to change in nuclear charge the properties of an atom were found repeating after regular intervals . Hence periodicity of properties dependent upin the number of protons in an atom

Question: 350

Give the reason for the decrease of electronegatively in down the group .

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Electronegatively decreases down a group because size of the atom increases . The attraction for the shared pair of electrons weakens

Question: 351

Write symbol of any four elements of halogen .

Answer: 351

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1: Flourine (F)

Question: 352

Define periods ?

Answer: 352

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Seven horizontal rows present in periodic table are called periods . Numbered from 1 to 7

Question: 353

What is difference between Mendeleev's periodic law and modern periodic law?

Answer: 353

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Mendeleev's periodic law : The properties of elements are the periodic function of atomic masses

Question: 354

What are blocks ? How many blocks are present in periodic table ?

Answer: 354

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On the basis of completion of a particular sub shell , element with similar sub-shell electronic configuration are referred as a block of elements . Four blocks are present in periodic table . s,p,d,f

Question: 355

Why is the bond between an electropositive and an electronegative atom ionic in nature ?

Answer: 355

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Because ionic bond is formed due to transfer of electron from one atom to another atom is called ionic bond. The elements of Group 1 and Group 2 being metals have the tendency to lose their electrons forming positively charged ions. Whereas non-metals of Group 15 to Group 17 have the tendency to pin or accept electrons. They are electronegative elements with high electron affinities.

Question: 356

Why densities of gases are less than liquids ?

Answer: 356

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Gases have low density than liquids and solids . It is due to light mass and more volume occupied by the gas molecules . Gas density is expressed in grams per dm³. Whereas liquid and solid densities are expressed in grams per cm³ i-e liquids and solids are 1000 time denser than gases

Question: 357

What is the difference between the evaporation and boiling point ?

Answer: 357

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Evaporation : The process of changing of a liquid into a gas phase is called evaporation .

Question: 358

Name the element of 1st period of periodic table

Answer: 358

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1st period consists only two elements hydrogen (H2|) and Helium ( He)

Question: 359

Name the particle which determine the mass of an atom ?

Answer: 359

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Protons and neutrons determine the mass of an atom

Question: 360

Write down the position of hydrogen in the periodic table

Answer: 360

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First periodic starts from hydrogen due to one electron in its valence shell it lies in the first group and first period

Question: 361

Define Mendeleev's periodic law .

Answer: 361

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Mendeleev arranged the known elements (63) in the order of increasing atomic masses in the horizontal rows called periods . So that elements with similar properties were in the same vertical columns . This arrangement of elements was called periodic table . According toMendeleev's periodic law properties of the element are periodic function of their atomic masses

Question: 362

Define Dynamic equilibrium ?

Answer: 362

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When the rate of evaporation becomes equal to rate of condensation . At that stage the number of molecules evaporating will be equal to the number of molecules coming back (condensing) to liquid . This state is called Dynamic equilibrium

Question: 363

On which two factors vapour pressure of any liquid depends ?

Answer: 363

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Vapour pressure of liquid depends upon following factors :

Question: 364

How many neutrons are there in C-12 , C-13 ?

Answer: 364

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1: C-12 has 06 neutrons

2: C-13 has 07 neutrons

Question: 365

Why shielding effect of electrons makes action formation easy ?

Answer: 365

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As we move down in a group more and more shells come between valence shell and the nucleus of an atom , additional shell reduce the electrostatic force of attraction felt by the electron present in the outermost shell and the shielding effect increases resultantly , and electrons can be taken away , easily and cations form

Question: 366

Calculate the value of angular momentum of 1st orbit where mvr = nh/2π

Answer: 366

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Let angular momentum (mvr) of first orbit is =mvr = nh/2π

Question: 367

What are the elements arranged in group 3 to 12 called ?

Answer: 367

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The groups 3 to 12 are called transition elements . In these elements 'd ' sub shell is in the process completion

Question: 368

Define Mendeleev's periodic table ?

Answer: 368

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A Russian chemist arranged elements (63) discovered at that time according to increasing atomic mass . ' Properties of elements are periodic function of their atomic masses '

Question: 369

For what purpose P-32 and Sr - 90 are used .

Answer: 369

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1: For the treatment of skin cancer , isotopes like P-32 and Sr-90 are used because they emit less penetrating beta radiations

Question: 370

What was the thickness of gild foil used in Rutherford's atomic model ?

Answer: 370

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0.00004 cm thick gold foil was used by Rutherford in his experiment

Question: 371

What are two factors on which evaporation depends ?

Answer: 371

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Surface area : Evaporation is a surface phenomenon . Greater is surface area greater is evaporation

Question: 372

Define shielding effect , Describe its trend in a period

Answer: 372

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Shielding effect : The force of attraction between the nucleus and valence electrons is reduced due to the presence of internal - shell electrons (core electrons ) This is called shielding effect

Question: 373

What are SI units of atomic radius ?

Answer: 373

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Pico meter (pm) =10^-12m

Question: 374

How is the periodicity of properties depends upon the number of proton in an atom ?

Answer: 374

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Periodicity of properties depends upon the atomic number . Atomic number is defined as total number of protons and nutron in a nucleus of any atom . That's the reason periodicity of properties depend upon protons

Question: 375

How many sub-shells are there in second shells ?

Answer: 375

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Two sub-shells s and p are present in second shell L

Question: 376

Differentiate between boiling and melting point .

Answer: 376

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Melting point : The temperature at which the solid starts melting and exist in dynamic equilibrium with liquid state is called melting point

Question: 377

Define Bond pair ?

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The valence electrons which take part in covalent bond is called bonding electrons . These electrons present in the incomplete valence shell

Question: 378

Why noble gases are non-reactive?

Answer: 378

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The noble gases do have 2 or 8 electrons in their valence shells. It means all the noble gases have their valence shells completely filled. Their atoms do not have vacant space in their valence, shell to accommodate extra electrons. Therefore noble gases do not gain. lose or share electrons. that's why they are non - reactive

Question: 379

Why the elements of group 13 to group 18 are called P block elements ?

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Elements of group 13 to 18 have their valence electrons in P subshell . Therefore , they are called as P-block elements

Question: 380

In which unit body temperature is measured ?

Answer: 380

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Body temperature is measured in fahrenheit scale

Question: 381

Why does covalent bond become polar?

Answer: 381

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If the covalent bond is formed between two different atoms bond pair of electrons will not attracted equally by the bonded atoms . The atom which has greater electronegativity will attract bond pair more towards itself than other atom and hence molecule will become polar

Question: 382

Define Shielding effect.

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The force of attraction between the nucleus and valence electrons is reduced due to the presence of internal - sell electrons , This effect is called shielding effect

Question: 383

What do you mean by malleability?

Answer: 383

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Malleability is the property by virtue of which metals can be drawn into sheets.

Question: 384

Define periodicity ?

Answer: 384

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Properties of elements were found repeating after regular intervals in periodic table it is the periodicity

Question: 385

Differentiate between shell and sub shell and give example .

Answer: 385

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Sub shell :

1: Every main energy level or shell which have sub energy level (s) or shell are called sub shell

2: They are represented by small letter s, p, and f

Question: 386

How many normal periods are and name also?

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2nd and 3rd periods are known as normal periods and they are two in number

Question: 387

What ammendment was made by H.Moseley in mendeleev periodic table ?

Answer: 387

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According to mendleeve's periodic table properties of the element are periodic function of their atomic mass . Whereas according to H . Moseley's ammendments of periodic law properties of the elements are periodic function of their atomic numbers . This shows an atomic number of an element is equal to the number of electrons in a neutral atom . So atomic number provides the basis of electronic configuration as well .

Question: 388

What is the relationship between electro positivity and ionization energy ?

Answer: 388

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Electronegativity depends upon the ionization energy which is in turn depends upon size and nuclear charge of the atom

Question: 389

What is difference between short period and ling period ?

Answer: 389

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Short period : First period of periodic table is called short period . It consists of Hydrogen and Helium

Question: 390

Define Newland octaves law ?

Answer: 390

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In 1864 British chemist Newlands put forward his observations in the form of law of octaves . He noted that there was a repetition in chemical properties of every eight element if they are arranged by their increasing atomic masses

Question: 391

Name a metal which exists in liquid form? Ans: All metals exists in solid state, only mercury (Hg) is the metal which exist in liquid state

Answer: 391

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All metals exists in solid state, only mercury (Hg) is the metal which exist in liquid state

Question: 392

What is vapour pressure ?

Answer: 392

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The pressure exerted by the vapour of a liquid at equilibrium with the liquid at a particular temperature is called vapour pressure of liquid

Question: 393

How many blocks are present in periodic table ?

Answer: 393

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There are4 presentin periodic table called s, p, d and f block

Question: 394

Why the ionic compounds have high melting and boiling points?

Answer: 394

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Ionic compounds have high melting and boiling points. As ionic compounds are made up of positive and negative ions, there exist strong electrostatic forces of attraction between oppositely charged ions. So, a great amount of energy is required to break these forces

Question: 395

Define isotope ?

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Isotopes are defined as the atoms of elements that have same atomic number but different mass number

Question: 396

Why the trend of electron affinity and electron -negativity same in the period?

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The electron -negativity and electron affinity , both depends upon the size of atom and the nuclear charge . In the period from left to right the nuclear size decreases and nuclear charge increases . Therefore the trend of both is same

Question: 397

Why do atoms react ?

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It is an universal rule that everything in this world tends to become more stable . Atoms achieve stability by attaining electronic configuration of inert gases (He ,Ne ,or Ar ) . Having 2 or 8 electrons in the valence shell is sign of stability . Attaining two electrons in the valence shell is called duplet rule while attaining 8 electrons in the valence shell is called octet rule

Question: 398

Why elements of group 1 and group 2 are called S block elements?

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There are four blocks in the periodic table named after the name of the subshell which is in the process of completion by electrons .

Question: 399

Write two properties of crystalline solids .

Answer: 399

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1: In crystalline solids particles are arranged in definite in definite pattern .

Question: 400

iodine exists in solid state, can it be beaten with hammer to form sheets?

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No, only solid metals have the characteristic to be beaten with hammer to for sheet

Question: 401

What is meant by atomic radius ? What is its unit ?

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The half of the distance between the nuclei of two of similar adjacent (bonded) atoms is called atomic radius

Question: 402

Write formulas of two ionic compounds which are soluble in water .

Answer: 402

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The two ionic compound which are soluble in water are following

Question: 403

How many sub shell are there in second sub shell ?

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In second sub shell 'L ' has two sub shells s and p

Question: 404

Name the elements of first group .

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1: Hydrogen (H)

Question: 405

Why arc the densities of gases tower than that of liquids?

Answer: 405

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Gases has e low density than liquids and solids. It is due to light mass and more volume occupied by the gas molecules.

Question: 406

Give application of silver ?

Answer: 406

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1: Compound of silver are widely used in photographic films

Question: 407

What is electronegativity ? Write its unit .

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The ability of an atom to attract the shared pair of electrons towards itself in a molecule is called electronegativity

Question: 408

Write the name of two non-polar solvents .

Answer: 408

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Toluene and benzene aretwo non-polar solvents

Question: 409

Why does an electron fill 2p orbital and then 3s and then 3s orbital ?

Answer: 409

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As we know that electrons that electrons fill the shells as order of their increasing energy , i-e lower energy level is occupied first then the high energy level and so on . 2p orbital has lower energy than 3s orbital that is why 2p orbital is first filled and then 3s orbital

Question: 410

How many members are in group 17, is there any liquid, what is its name?

Answer: 410

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There arc five members in group 17 which are F,C1 .Br , I and At. Only one liquid element is present named as bromine Br).

Question: 411

Write down the trend of atomic size in the periodic table.

Answer: 411

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In period : Atomic size in a period from left to right decreases

Question: 412

Why shielding effect of electron makes cation formation easy ?

Answer: 412

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Shielding effect reduce the effective nuclear charge due to the nucleus thus the net force on the valence electrons decrease due to higher shielding effect . That is why the removal of valence electron become easy for cation formation

Question: 413

Define atomic radius ?

Answer: 413

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The half of the distance between the nuclei of the two bonded atoms referred as atomic radius

Question: 414

How many groups and period and periods are there in modern periodic table

Answer: 414

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1: Long form of periodic table consists of seven horizontal rows called periods

Question: 415

Why Lanthanides an Actanides are placed separately below periodic table . Explain

Answer: 415

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Because of space problem in periodic table two series of elements were placed separately below the normal periodic table to keep it in a manageable and presentable form . Since the two series start after Lanthanum (z=57) and Actinum (z=89) , so these two series of elements are named as Lanthanides and Actanides

Question: 416

Why does chlorine accept an electron and attain -1 charge ?

Answer: 416

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Chlorine have seven electrons in its valence shell . It require one electron to complete its valence shell . That's why chlorine accept an electron and attain -1 charge

Question: 417

Why do atoms form chemical bonds?

Answer: 417

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Atoms achieve stability by attaining electronic configuration of inert gases ns² or ns²,np⁶ Atoms combine with one another. which is called chemical bond.

Question: 418

Why does atomic size increases in a group ?

Answer: 418

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The size of atoms or their radii increases from top to bottom in a group . It is because a new shell of electrons is added up the successive period . Which the effect of nuclear charge

Question: 419

Write electronic configuration of Chloride ion Cl^-

Answer: 419

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Electronic configuration of Chloride ion

Question: 420

Explain plum pudding theory .

Answer: 420

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Thomson put forth his plum pudding theory . He postulated that atoms were solid structures of positively charge with tiny negative particles stuck inside . It is like plum in the pudding

Question: 421

Why the 2nd ionization energy is greater than 1st ionization energy ?

Answer: 421

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Because after the removal of the first electron from the atom , its number of protons , become greater than electrons . The force of attraction between the nucleus and remaining valence shell electron increases . So more energy is required to remove the 2nd electron from the atom

Question: 422

Why and how are element arranged in 4th period ?

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Elements are arranged in 4th period according to increasing atomic number . The 4th period contains 18 elements beginning with potassium and ending with krypton . As a rule . 4th period elements fill their 4th subshells in that order however there are exception such as chromium

Question: 423

What are trends of ionization energy in periodic table ?

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Ionization energy increases from left to right in the period while it decreases from to bottom in a group

Question: 424

How many elements are in first period and what are their names and symbols?

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There are two elements in first period, hydrogen (H), helium(He)

Question: 425

Why benzene is insoluble in water ?

Answer: 425

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The principle of solubility is 'like dissolve like' . Benzene is a non-polar compound whereas water is a polar compound . Due to the reason , benzene is insoluble in water

Question: 426

Two hydrogen atoms combine to form molecules H2 while 'He' atom remains monatomic . Explain ?

Answer: 426

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Two hydrogen atoms combine to form molecules H2 while 'He' atom remains monatomic because the outer most shell of hydrogen is incomplete . On the other hand outer most shell of He is complete

Question: 427

How the properties of elements repeat after regular intervals?

Answer: 427

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The modern periodic table is based upon the arrangement of elements according to increasing atomic number. When the elements are arranged according to increasing atomic number from left to right in a horizontal row. properties of elements were found repeating after regular intervals

Question: 428

Can, you cool a gas by increasing its volume

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No. we cannot cool a gas by increasing its volume

Question: 429

Write two uses of isotopes

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1: In the field of medicine isotopes of iodine 131 are use for diagnose of goiter in thyroid gland

Question: 430

Why ionization energy decreases in a group from top to bottom ?

Answer: 430

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When we move down the group in periodic table , more and more shells lie between the valence shell and nucleus of the atom , these additional shells reduce the electrostatic force felt by electrons present in the outermost shell . Resultantly the valence shell electrons can be taken away easily . Therefore , ionization energy of elements decreases from top to bottom in the groups

Question: 431

What is difference between polar and non-polar covalent bonds, explain with one example of each?

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Polar Covalent Bonds Non-Polar Covalent Bonds

If the covalent bond is formed between two different types of atoms then bond pair of electrons will not be attracted equally by the bonded atoms. One of the atoms will attract the bond pair of electrons more strongly than the other one. They form polar covalent bond. For example: H⁺—F', H+—CI^-

Question: 432

Write the symbol of noble gasses

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1: Helium (He)

Question: 433

What is the trend of electronegativity in the period ?

Answer: 433

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The trend ofelectronegativity is same as of ionization energy and electron affinity . It increases in a period from left to right because higher Z_effshortens distance from the nucleus of the shared pair of electrons . This enhances the shared pair of electron

Question: 434

Describe trend of shielding effect in periodic table .

Answer: 434

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The shielding effect increase down the group in the periodic table . Because of this it is easy to take away electron in potassium (Z=19) than from sodium (Z=11) atoms . Similarly the shielding effect decrease in a period if we move from left to right

Question: 435

Which variables are kept constant in Charles' law?

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Pressure is kept constant in Charles' law

Question: 436

Why do the bigger size atoms have more shielding effect?

Answer: 436

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In bigger size atoms the number of inner shells and inner shell electrons increases hence the shielding effect in bigger size molecules also increases.

Question: 437

Why ionization energy of Na is less than Mg ?

Answer: 437

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Ionization energy of Na is less than Mg because Mg has greater nuclear charge than Na and also have smaller size

Question: 438

What is the reason of arranging elements in a group?

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The reason of arranging of elements in a groups, is that they have same electronic configuration and same properties so they form a family.

Question: 439

Define transition element ?

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_{d block elements called transition element}

Question: 440

Why cesium requires little energy to release its one electron present in the their outermost shell ?

Answer: 440

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Cesium is the 2nd last element of 1st group . It has large size and less force and less force of attraction between the nucleus and valence electron , as a result small amount of energy is required to remove electron from the valence shell

Question: 441

Differentiate between polar and non polar covalent bond .

Answer: 441

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Polar covalent bond : Covalent bond is formed between different atoms having different electronegativity between bonded atoms . Due to which one atom get negative and other get positive charge

Question: 442

How many elements are in 3rd period, write their names and symbols?

Answer: 442

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There are eight elements in 3' period, sodium(Na), magnesium(Mg) .aluminium (AI).silicon(Si),phosphorus(P),sulphur(S),chlorine(Cl),argon(Ar)

Question: 443

What is meant by octet rule ?

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Attaining 8 electrons in the outermost shell either by sharing by losing or gaining electrons is called octet rule . Atoms complete their octet by gaining , giving or sharing valence electrons with other atoms

Question: 444

What do you mean by induced dipole?

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The charges in one molecule creates charges in other molecules these charges are called induced dipole.

Question: 445

Differentiate between lone pair and bond pair of electron.

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Lone Pair

The non-bonded electron pair available on an atom. like the one lone pair is available on nitrogen in ammonia is called a lone pair

Question: 446

Magnesium has electronic configuration 2,8,2 .Why magnesium tend to lose electron ?

Answer: 446

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electronic configuration of magnesium is 2,8,2 . There are 2 electrons in its valence shell . It lose 2 electrons and get stable electronic configuration like noble gas Ne

Question: 447

Why nitrogen forms compounds with alkaline earth metals directly ?

Answer: 447

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A alkaline earth metals from stable nitrides when heated with nitrogen

Question: 448

Define modern periodic law ?

Answer: 448

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In 1913 H.Moseley given Modern law

Properties of elements are periodic function of their atomic masses

Question: 449

For what purpose is U-235 used ?

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The radioactive isotopes are used to generate electricity by carrying out controlled nuclear fission reaction in nuclear reactions e.g U-235 is bombarded with slow moving neutrons . The uranium breaks to produce Barium - 139 and Krypton - 94 and three neutrons . A large amount of energy is released which is used to convert water into steam boilers . The steam drives the turbine to generate electricity . This is the peaceful use of atomic energy

Question: 450

Ionic compounds conduct electricity in solution or molten form. Why?

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Ionic compounds conduct electricity in solution or molten form because in these two states ionic compounds have free ions in them. When these free ion move in solution or molten gate they become conductor of electricity

Question: 451

Why the ionization energy of Na is more than K?

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Ionization energy of sodium is more than K because down the group electropositive character increases and ionization energy decreases. As it become easier to remove electron' down the group

Question: 452

Why are dipole forces of attraction not found in halogen molecules?

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Dipole forces of attraction do not found in halogen molecules because they have same electronegativity and there is equal sharing of electrons.

Question: 453

Define evaporation and give example ?

Answer: 453

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Evaporation: The conversion of liquid into vapours called evaporation .

Question: 454

Define non polar covalent bond and give example .

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Non polar covalent bond is formed between two similar atoms the hsred pair of electrons is attracted by both the atom equally

Question: 455

Define ionization energy .

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Ionization energy is the minimum amount of energy required to remove the most loosely bound electron from the valence shell of an isolated gaseous atom

Question: 456

What is difference between electron affinity and electron -negativity ?

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Electron affinity : Energy emitted due to the absorption of an electron in gaseous atom of an element is called electron affinity .

Question: 457

Why is BF³, electron deficient?

Answer: 457

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In BF³ molecule, three valence electrons of boron atom pair up with three electrons, one from each of three fluorine atoms. the boron atom even after the sharing of electron, remain shortage of 2 electrons in its outer most shell

Question: 458

Why are the colloids quite stable ?

Answer: 458

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In colloid particles are large but not large enough and they are stabilized hence they do not settle down for a ling time that is why colloids are quite stable

Question: 459

What is the sign of stability of an atom ?

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The sign of stability of an atom IS achieving the electronic configuration similar to noble gases (He , Ne , or Ar etc) i-e (n² p⁶ ) or having two or eight electrons in their valence shell . In other words an atom is called stable if it follows duplet or octet rule

Question: 460

Differentiate between ionic bond and covalent bond .

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Ionic Bond :

The type of chemical bond which is formed due to complete transfer of electron from one atom to another atom is called ionic bond

Question: 461

Define the coordinate covalent bond? Explain with one example .

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Coordinate covalent bond or dative bonding is a type of covalent bonding in which the bond pair of electrons is donated by one bonded atom only . Coordinate covalent bond is also known as Dative covalent bond

Question: 462

Why 2nd ionization energy of an elements is higher than first one?

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fins: energy required to remove an electron from isolated mono positive gaseous ion (M') is called second ionization energy. So more energy is required to remove second electron from a mono positive gaseous ion because there is more electrostatic force present between the nuclei and electron. M⁺➜M⁺²1e^-

Question: 463

Differentiate between crystalline and amorphous solid .

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Crystalline solid : Solids in which particles are arranged in a definite three-dimensional pattern are called crystalline solid

Question: 464

Why HCl has dipole-dipole forces of attraction?

Answer: 464

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HCl has dipole-dipole forces of attraction. The unequal sharing of electrons between two different types of atoms make one end of molecule slightly positive and other end slightly negatively charged. As shared pair of electron is drawn towards more electronegative atom, it is partially negatively charged. as chlorine in hydrogen chloride. 'The other end automatically becomes partially positively charged.

Question: 465

What is ionic bond? Give an example.

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Definition: A chemical bond which is formed due to complete transfer of electron from one atom to another atom is called ionic bond.

Question: 466

What is difference between Duplet rule and octet rule ?

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Duplet rule : Attaining two electrons in the valence shell is called duplet rule

Question: 467

Define hydrogen bonding ?

Answer: 467

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Th partially positive charged hydrogen atom of one molecule attracts and forms a bond with partially negatively charged atom of the other molecule the bonding is called hydrogen bonding

Question: 468

What is periodic law?

Answer: 468

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In 1913, H. Moseley observed that atomic number instead of atomic mass should determine the position of elements in the periodic table and according the periodic law was amended as properties of elements are periodic function of their atomic numbers

Question: 469

Define single covalent bond and give one example .

Answer: 469

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'When one electron is contributed by each bonded atom ,one bond pair is formed and it forms a single covalent bond '

Question: 470

What are elements in group 3 to 12 called ?elements are normal elements because their valence electrons lie in s and p sub shell

Answer: 470

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Elements in group 3 to 12 elements are normal elements because their valence electrons lie in s and p sub shell

Question: 471

^{Why magnesium is harder than sodium?}

Answer: 471

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Magnesium is harder than sodium because in magnesium metallic bonding is stronger. While sodium is relatively soft metal due to weak metallic bonding in their atoms.

Question: 472

Why suspension and solutions do not show Tyndnall effect , while colloids do?

Answer: 472

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Solution does not show Tyndall effect because their particles are so small that they cannot scatter the ray of light . Suspensions do not show Tyndall effect because their particles are so big that light is blocked and difficult to pass . Colloid shows Tyndall effect because their particles are big enough to scatter the beam of light

Question: 473

Write two properties of non-polar covalent compounds .

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1: They do not undergo charge separation

Question: 474

Give the characteristics properties of ionic compounds

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the characteristic properties of ionic compounds. %Its: Characteristic Properties of Ionic Compounds: (I) lanai compounds are mostly crystalline solids. In I Ionic compounds in solid state have negligible electrical conductance but they are good conductors in solution and in the molten form. It is due to presence of free inns in them. lilt) Ionic compounds have high melting and boiling point example. NaCI has M.P. 800°C and B.P. 1413°C. (iv) Ionic compounds dissolves in polar solvents. Like NaCI dissolves in water.

Question: 475

Describe atIeast two necessary conditions for the formation of a covalent bond.

Answer: 475

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Iwo necessary conditions for the formation of covalent bond are: (.) The electronegativity difference between atoms must be less. So. that the shared pair of electrons is attracted by both the atoms equally. (i1) Maximum 3 to 6 electrons are present in their valence shells

Question: 476

Why chlorine can accept only 1 electron?

Answer: 476

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Chlorine has seven electrons in its valence shell. Chlorine being an electronegative element has the tendency to gain only one electron. They attain electronic configuration to the nearest noble gas "Ar"

Question: 477

Why valence of chlorine is 1 ?

Answer: 477

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The valency of chlorine is 1 and charge is negative because chlorine belongs to 17th group of periodic table . Its electronic configuration is Cl₁₇=1s²,2s²,2p⁶,3s²,3p⁵the valence shell of chlorine deficient by one electron . So, it accepts one electron from any metal and gets 1 charge

Question: 478

Write down the position of hydrogen in the periodic table

Answer: 478

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First periodic starts from hydrogen due to one electron in its valence shell it lies in the first group and first period

Question: 479

What is the reason of deficiency of electrons in BF_3?

Answer: 479

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In the formation ofBF₃molecules , three valence electrons of boron (B) make three pairs of mutual coordination with three valance electrons from three fluorine atoms .. Despite of covalent bond made due to this mutual coordination , there is still deficiency of electron in boron . That's why octate is still incomplete (BF₃)

Question: 480

Why noble gases are not reactive ?

Answer: 480

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The noble gases have 2 or 8 electrons in their valence shells i-e the valence shell of all the noble gases is complete . Their atoms do not have vacant space to accommodate extra electrons , So noble gases are not reactive

Question: 481

Calculate the oxidation number of chlorine in KClO₃ .

Answer: 481

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{O.N of K } + {O.N of Cl } +3 {O.N of O } =0

{ +1 } + {O.N of Cl } +3 {-3} = 0

{O.N of Cl} + {1} +{-6} =0

{O.N of Cl } +1-6 =0

O.N of Cl {-5} =0

O.N OF Cl =5

Question: 482

Define freezing point ?

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The temperature at which liquid and solid coexist at dynamic equilibrium is called freezing point

Question: 483

Differentiate duplet and octet rule.

Answer: 483

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Duplet Rule:

Attaining two electrons in valence called duplet rule.

Example. , Li⁺Hefollow duplet rule.

Question: 484

Differentiate between Lone pair and bond pair of electrons .

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Long pair : The pair of electrons which remain unshared during covalent bond formation is called long pair

Question: 485

Define polar covalent bond with example .

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Polar covalent bond is formed between two different atoms when the shared pair of electrons are not attracted equally by bonded atoms. The compounds resulting from covalent bond are called polar compounds

Question: 486

What is the electronegativity of hydrogen and chlorine ?

Answer: 486

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1: Value of electronegativity of hydrogen (H) is 22

Question: 487

How a covalent bond becomes polar?

Answer: 487

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When a covalent bond is formed between two different atoms having different electronagetivity then the bond pair of electron will not be attracted equally by the bonded atoms as a result partial positive and negative charges appear on atoms and covalent bond becomes polar.

Question: 488

Why HF is a weak acid ?

Answer: 488

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HF is a weak acid because in HF -compound . There is strong intermolecular bonding . So, it does not readily ionize in water and release H+ in water the strong acid is that which is readily ionized in water but HF does not easily ionized in water

Question: 489

What is the affect of temperature on vapour pressure ?

Answer: 489

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By increasing temperature , vapour pressure increases and by decreasing temperature vapour pressure decreases

Question: 490

How are elements are arranged in 4th period ?

Answer: 490

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In fourth period 18 elements are arranged in the ascending order of their atomic number

Question: 491

What is difference between solution aqueous solution ?

Answer: 491

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Solution : A solution is a homogenous mixture of two or more substance

Question: 492

Why does sodium form a chemical bond with chlorine ?

Answer: 492

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Sodium become Na by losing an electron and eight electrons remains in its valence shell . Chlorine gain an electron and becomes Cl^-ion . Both these ions attract each other and become stable

Question: 493

What type of elements have tendency of sharing of electrons?

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If bond formation is between similar atoms or between the atoms that have comparable electronegativities. then the chemical bond formation is by sharing of electrons

Question: 494

Why solution is considered mixture ?

Answer: 494

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The chemical reaction did not take place between the components of solution and the components kept constant their properties . That's way solution is considered mixture .

Question: 495

Why silver and gold are least reactive?

Answer: 495

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Silver and gold are least reactive because these metals do not lose their electrons easily. They do not have the tendency to make cations and due to their soft nature. They cannot be used as such.

Question: 496

Metals arc good conductor of electricity. Why?

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Metals are good conductors of electricity because metals have free electrons which are mobile in nature. Spaces are present among the atoms. Mobile electrons can move freely in these spaces. (Fence, movement/flow of electrons is known as electricity that's why metals are good conductor of electricity.

Question: 497

Why does sodium lose one electron and attain +1 charge?

Answer: 497

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Sodium has one electron in its valence shell. So. it loses its outer most electrons to complete its octet and become positive ion .i.e. Na⁺

Question: 498

In which units body temperature is measured ?

Answer: 498

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Body temperature is measured in Fahrenheit scales . Normal body temperature is 98.6°F , it is equivalent to 37° C . This temperature is close to average normal atmospheric temperature

Question: 499

Which are long periods ? How many elements are present in long periods ?

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4th and 5th periods of the long firm of table are called long periods of periodic table . Both these periods consists on 18 elemensts present in each

Question: 500

Why size of an atom decreases from left to right in the periodic table?

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When we move from left to right in a periodic atomic number increase yet the size of atoms decrease gradually . It is because with the increase of atomic number and nuclear charge

Question: 501

Why metallic character decrease along a period and increase in a group?

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Along the period: Metallic character decreases along the period from left to right.

Reason:

1:. From left to right size of atom decreases and nuclear charge increases so is difficult to remove electron and electropositivity decreases.

Question: 502

What is meant by metallic bond ?

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When positively charged metal ions are held together by freely moving electrons , the bond which is formed called metallic bond

Question: 503

Why covalent bond in H₂ is non-polar ?

Answer: 503

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In H2 covalent bond is formed between two similar atoms , the shared pair of electron is attracted by both atoms equally , so non-polar covalent bond exist between hydrogen atoms

Question: 504

What type of elements form metallic bond?

Answer: 504

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Metals form metallic bond

Question: 505

What are non - electrolytes .Give one example

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The substances , which do not ionize in their aqueous solutions and do not allow the current to pass through their solutions are called non-electrolytes

Question: 506

Write down the names of elements of groups 1 with their symbols .

Answer: 506

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1st group elements are called alkali metals . It consists of hydrogen (H) , lithium (Li) , sodium (Na) , potassium (K) , rubidium (Rb) and cesium (Cs) , and francium (Fr)

Question: 507

Is triple covalent bond stronger than double covalent bond ? Give reason

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In triple covalent bond , three shared electron pair is involved while double covalent bond is formed between two shared electron pair . The greater number of shared pair electron , the bond will be stronger . That's why triple covalent bond is stronger than double covalent bond

Question: 508

What is an electron affinity ? Give an example .

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Trend in a group : In a group electron affinity values decreases from top to bottom because the size of an atom increases down the group . With the increase in size of atom shielding effect increase that results in poor attraction for the incoming electron i-e less energy is released out

Question: 509

Ice floats on the surface of water . Give reason.

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Floating of ice over water is because of hydrogen bonding . The density of ice at0°C (0.917gcm^-3) is less that of liquid water at0°C(1.00 gcm^-3) In the liquid state water molecules move randomly . However , when water freezes , the molecules arrange themselves in an ordered form , that gives them an open structure . This process expands the molecules , that results in ice being less dense as compared to water

Question: 510

Why ionic compounds easily dissolve in water?

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They dissolve easily in water because water is a polar solvent and has high dielectric constant that weakens the attraction between ions.

Question: 511

Why calcium is more electropositive than to magnesium?

Answer: 511

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Calcium is more Electropositivity than magnesium because metallic character or electroposltve character or electropositive character down the group increases due to loosely held and can be easily with drawn from their shells.

Question: 512

What type of attractive forces exist between HCL molecules ?

Answer: 512

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Dipole-dipole attractiveforces exist between HCL molecules.

Question: 513

Why the elements are called s and p block elements?

Answer: 513

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The elements having their valence electrons in s and p sub shell called s and p blocks elements.

Question: 514

Write down names of elements of first group and second period of the periodic table .

Answer: 514

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First group of periodic table consists of hydrogen , lithium , sodium , potassium , rubidium , cesium , francium

Question: 515

How electro positivity depends upon size and nuclear charge of an atom?

Answer: 515

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Electropositivity depends upon size and nuclear charge of an atom because when the size of atoms increases. Electropositivity increases as it becomes easier to lose electrons. It also depends upon nuclear charge if nuclear energy increase the electropositivity decreases because it becomes difficult to remove the electrons from outermost shell

Question: 516

Define standard atmospheric pressure . What are its units ? How it is relate to the pascal ?

Answer: 516

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It is defined as the pressure exerted by a mercury column of 760 mm height at sea level

Question: 517

What do you mean by malleable and ductile ?

Answer: 517

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Malleability is the property by virtue of which metals can be drawn into sheets while ductility is the properties by virtue of which a metal can be drawn into wires

Question: 518

Define chemical bond and write names of its type .

Answer: 518

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A chemical bond is defined as as a force of attraction between atoms that holds them together in a molecules . In other words , during bond formation there is some force which holds the atomic together

Question: 519

What happens at cathode in galvanic cell ?

Answer: 519

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Reduction process takes place at cathode in galvanic cell

Cu⁺²+ 2e➜ Cu

Question: 520

What characteristics properties do the covalent compound have ?

Answer: 520

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They have usually low melting and boiling points. (ii I Flicy are usually bad conductors of electricity. lit: I hey are usually insoluble in water. IR I Bigger molecules with three dimensional bonding form covalent crystals which are very stable and hard. They have high melting and boiling points.

Question: 521

What type of solution fog and brass are?

Answer: 521

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1: Fog is a solution of liquid solute in gas solvent

Question: 522

Why sodium metal is more reactive than magnesium metal?

Answer: 522

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Sodium metal is more reactive than magnesium metal because electro-positivity of met increase along the periods from left to right in periodic table. Element in the start of the period are more metallic or electropositive. Across the period from left to right size of atoms decreases due to increase in nuclear charge. That's why, sodium is more reactive than magnesium.

Question: 523

What is a triple covalent bond, explain with an example?

Answer: 523

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Ans: When each bonded atom contributes three electrons, three bond pairs are involved in bond formation. This type is called triple covalent bond. Three small lines are used to indicate these three pairs of electrons between those atoms in the molecules of such compounds. For example: Nt & C2H2 Formulas: N.N.H-C==C-H

Question: 524

What is the trend of ionization energy in the group ?

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As we move down the group , more and more shells lie between the valence shell and the nucleus of the atom , these additional shells reduce the electrostatic force felt by the electrons present in the outermost shell . Resultantly the valence shell electrons can be taken away easily . Therefore , ionization energy of elements decreases from top to bottom in a group

Question: 525

Why alkali metals are more reactive than alkaline earth metals ?

Answer: 525

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Alkali metals are extremely reactive because of their ns¹valence shell electronic configuration . As there is only one electron in their valence shell , it can be easily given out . It is the reason that they are always found in in nature as cations with +1oxidation state . Therefore , they readily form salts with non-metals

Question: 526

Define solubility ?

Answer: 526

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The amount of solute in grams dissolved in 100g of solvent to prepare saturated solution at a particular temperature is called solubility of solute .

Question: 527

Differentiate between donor atom and acceptor atom.

Answer: 527

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Donor atom : The atom which donates the electron pair in coordinate covalent bond is called donor atom

Question: 528

Justify with an example the solubility of salt increases with increase in temperature?

Answer: 528

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When salts like KNO3, KCl are added in water, the test tube become cold. It means during dissolution of this salts heat is absorbed. Such dissolving process in called endothermic Solvent + Solute + Heat-+Solution Solubility increase with the increase in temperature. It means that heat is required to break attractive forces b/w the ions of solute. This requirement is fulfilled by surrounding molecules.

Question: 529

Why has water polar covalent bond ?

Answer: 529

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Water has polar covalent bonds because there is a difference of electronegativity (1.3) between H and O atoms . There will be an unequal attraction for the bond pair of electron between H and O atoms . It will results in the preparation of polar covalent bond

Question: 530

Write two examples of gas into gas solution .

Answer: 530

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1:Air

Question: 531

Why is HF a weak acid ?

Answer: 531

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HF less ionizes , hydrogen bond is present between its molecules . That is why it is a weak acid

Question: 532

In which pattern modern periodic table was arranged?

Answer: 532

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According to increasing atomic number.

Question: 533

How do atoms follow octet rule?

Answer: 533

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Atoms follow octet rule to have the noble gas electronic configuration. For this purpose atoms attain 8 electrons in the outermost shell either by sharing. by losing or by gaining electrons

Question: 534

Define transition temperature . Give example .

Answer: 534

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The temperature at which one allotropes changes into another is called is called transition temperature

Question: 535

Why an iron grill is painted frequently?

Answer: 535

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Iron grill is painted frequently because due to presence of oxygen and water in air. It become, corrode. So to prevent it front rusting it is painted

Question: 536

Can pure gold be used for making ornaments?If not why?

Answer: 536

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No. pure gold cannot be used for making ornaments.

because gold is too sift to be used as such It is always alloyed with copper. silver and some other metals

Question: 537

What is meant by ' Like dissolves like'

Answer: 537

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1: The general principle of solubility is like dissolve like . The polar substance are soluble substances are soluble in polar solvents . Ionic solids and polar covalent compounds are soluble in water

Question: 538

Which electrons are involved in chemical bonding?

Answer: 538

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Only valence shell electrons are involved in chemical bonding

Question: 539

Why atoms form bond ?

Answer: 539

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It is universal rule that everything in this world tend to become more stable . Atoms achieve stability by attaining electronic configuration (ns² ,np⁶) like noble gases

Question: 540

Which compounds of halogens are stable ?

Answer: 540

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Halogens form very stable compounds with alkali metals

Question: 541

How atoms accommodate 8 electrons in their valence shells?

Answer: 541

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toms can accommodate 8 electrons in their valence shell in three.

1: By giving valence shell electrons

2:By gaining valence shell electrons

3:By sharing valence shell electrons with other atoms

Question: 542

What is the shape of cathode in the Nelson's cell ? Why is it perforated ?

Answer: 542

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The cathode in Nelson's cell is U- shaped . It is perforated for the percolation of NaoH into a catch basin

Question: 543

Define super-saturated solution .

Answer: 543

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The solution that is more concentrated than a saturated solution at a given temperature is known as super- saturated solution

Question: 544

Why silver is not used in pure form ?

Answer: 544

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Silver is a very soft metal that's why it is not used as such in pure

Question: 545

Why does oxygen molecule not form a polar covalent bond ?

Answer: 545

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In oxygen molecule formed by hydrogen and oxygen and hence there will be electronegativity difference between the oxygen and hydrogen . Due to which oxygen atlain negative and hydrogen atlain positive charge

Question: 546

Give the electronic configuration of carbon atom.

Answer: 546

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Atomic no. of carbon = Z= 6

No of electrons in carbon atom =Z=6

Electronic configuration of carbon atom=ls².2s²,2p²

Question: 547

What type of covalent bond is formed in nitrogen molecule?

Answer: 547

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In nitrogen molecule. three bond pairs are involved in bond formation. This type is called triple covalent bond. Three small lines are used to indicate these three pairs of electrons between those atoms in the molecules of such compounds.

Question: 548

What is the trend of variation in densities of alkali metals?

Answer: 548

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Densities of alkali metals increases down the group in the periodic table

Question: 549

What types of electron pairs make a molecule good donor ?

Answer: 549

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The lone pair of electron make a molecule a good donor

Question: 550

Define melting point ?

Answer: 550

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The temperature at which the solid starts melting and exists in dynamic equilibrium with liquid state is called melting point

Question: 551

Why the second ionization energy of magnesium is higher than the first one?

Answer: 551

551-861

he l ionization energy of magnesium is high but the 2" ionization energy of magnesium i, very high. It becomes very difficult to remove second electron from the Mg' ion as nuclear charge attracts the remaining electrons strongly. As a result of this attraction size of the ion decreases.

Question: 552

What is galvanizing ?

Answer: 552

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1: The process of coating a thin layer of zinc on iron is called galvanizing

Question: 553

Define allotropy and give examples .

Answer: 553

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The existence of an element in more than one form in same physical state but different chemical properties is called allotropy .

Question: 554

Is the Boyle's law valid at very high temperature?

Answer: 554

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No. Boyle's law is not valid at very high temperature

Question: 555

How platinum is used as a catalyst in automobiles and what are advantages of this use ?

Answer: 555

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Platinum alloyed with palladium and rhodium is used as a catalyst in automobile as catalyst converter . It converts harmful gases into harmless gases

Question: 556

Describe at least two necessary conditions for the formation of covalent bond .

Answer: 556

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1: A covalent bond is formed between two non-metals

Question: 557

Considering the electronic configuration of nitrogen atom, how many electrons are involved in bond formation and w hat type of covalent bond is formed?

Answer: 557

557-861

Electronic configuration of N is 1s².2s².2p³ Nitrogen has 5 electrons in its valence shell. Three electrons are involved in bond formation and triple covalent bond is formed.: N = N :

Question: 558

What do you mean by 24 carat gold ?

Answer: 558

558-861

Purity of gold is shown by carat that indicates the number of parts by weight of gold that is present in 24 parts of alloy . Twenty four carat gold is pure and it means al the parts of alloy is gold

Question: 559

What is difference between solution and mixture ?

Answer: 559

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Solution : Homogenous mixture of two or more substance called solution

Question: 560

Why oxygen is called non-metal?

Answer: 560

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Non-metals form negative ions by gaining electrons. Oxygen atoms can accept 2 electrons therefore its valency is 2. 0+2e^-➜0^-2

Question: 561

Why dose ice float on water?

Answer: 561

561-861

lCe float on water due to hydrogen bonding. The density of ice is 0.917gcm^-3 at OT and of water is 1 gcm³ at 0°C. Due to this ice molecules expand and float on water

Question: 562

Difference between substance and mixture.

Answer: 562

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Substance: A piece of matter in pure form is termed as substance.

e.g. Glucose (C₆H₁₂O₆) Oxygen

Question: 563

What is meant by dipole dipole forces of attraction ?

Answer: 563

563-861

When partial positive and partial negative charges exists at different positions in a molecule , the adjacent molecules will arrange themselves in such a way that negative end of that molecule comes near to positive end of other molecule . It results in a net forces of attraction between oppositely charged ends of two adjacent molecules . These attractive forces are called dipole - dipole forces

Question: 564

Which metal is used for metal work?

Answer: 564

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As the metal work. means fire work. The metals are used in fire work due to its characteristic flame colour when they ignite in air . Na"- give golden colour, "Ca" give red colour etc.

Question: 565

Write difference between saturated solution and unsaturated solution .

Answer: 565

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Saturated solution : The solution containing maximum amount of solute at a given temperature is called saturated solution

Question: 566

Does Kelvin scale show negative temperature?

Answer: 566

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No. Kelvin scale does not show a negative temperature

Question: 567

Why the boiling point of water higher than alcohol?

Answer: 567

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Water has ability to form two hydrogen bonds while Ethyle alcohol has ability to form one hydrogen bond . That's why the boiling point of water is higher than alcohol

Question: 568

Why is the hold of nucleus over the outermost electrons in metal weak ?

Answer: 568

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The hold of nucleus over the outermost electrons is weak because of large size atoms and greater number of shells in between nucleus and valence electrons . Furthermore ,because of low ionization potentials , metals have the tendency to to loose their outermost electrons easily

Question: 569

Why ionization energy of Na is less than Mg?

Answer: 569

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Ionization energy of Na is less than Mg because Na requires less energy to lose its valence electron than magnesium. Ionization energy is that energy, which is required to remove outermost electrons from the gaseous state of an element.

Question: 570

How meat can be preserved ?

Answer: 570

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Table salt is the most important ingredient for curing meat and is used in large quantities . Salt kills and inhibits the growth of putrefying bacteria by drawing water out of the meat . Concentrations of salt up to 20% are required to kill most of the species of unwanted bacteria . Once properly salted , the meat contains enough salt to prevent the growth of many undesirable microbes

Question: 571

Why do ionic compounds conduct electricity in solution or molten form?

Answer: 571

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Ionic compounds are good conductor in solution and molten form due to the presence of free ions in them

Question: 572

How can we distinguish a metal from non-metal by a simple physical method ?

Answer: 572

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Metals : On heating metals usually become soft and flexible

They are difficult to cut

Question: 573

What is the relationship between evaporation and boiling point of a liquid?

Answer: 573

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Boiling Point: .lioiling point is defined as the temperature at which the vapour pressure of a liquid becomes equal to the atmospheric pressure or any external pressure". When a liquid is heated. its molecules gain energy. The number of molecules which have moo than average kinetic energy increases. More and more molecules becomes energetic enough u overcome the intermolecular forces. Due to this, rate of evaporation increases that results increase of vapour pressure until a stage reaches where the vapour pressure of a liquid become equal to atmospheric pressure. At this stage the liquid starts boiling

Question: 574

Describe difference between concentrated and dilute solution .

Answer: 574

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Concentrated solution : The solution which contains relatively large amount of dissolved solute in solution is called concentrated solution

Question: 575

Why electro positivity decreases from left to right in a period?

Answer: 575

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Electropositivity decreases across the period from left to right. It means elements in the start of periodic are more metallic. This is because of two reasons,

(i) Size of atoms decreases.

(ii) Nuclear charges increases. upon nuclear charge. If nuclear charge increases the Electropositivity decreases because it becomes difficult to remove the electrons from outermost shell

Question: 576

Why does evaporation increase with the increase of temperature?

Answer: 576

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At high temperature, rate of evaporation is high because at high temperature kinetic energy of molecules increases. So, it is high that they over-come the intermolecular forces and evaporate rapidly. For example, water level in a container with hot water decreases earlier than that of a container with cold water.

Question: 577

What is the nature of metal oxide?

Answer: 577

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When metals react with oxygen they form metallic oxide, which are basic in nature. 2Mg+0₂➜2Mg0

Question: 578

How molar solution is prepared ?

Answer: 578

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One molar solution is prepared by dissolving 1 mole of the solute in sufficient water to make the total volume of solution upto 1 dm³ in a measuring flask

Question: 579

Why does a dipole develop in a molecule ?

Answer: 579

579-861

The unequal sharing of electrons between two different types of atoms make one end of molecule slightly positive and other end slightly negatively charged . As shared pair of electron is drawn towards more electronegative atom , it is partially negatively charged . The other end automatically becomes partially positively charged

Question: 580

Define biotechnology?

Answer: 580

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It deals practical of living organism to make substances for the welfare of mankind

Question: 581

Give two characteristics of colloid .

Answer: 581

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1: Colloid particles are large but can't be seen with naked eyes

Question: 582

Why the electrons move freely in metals ?

Answer: 582

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This is because the valence shell electrons loosely held by nucleus of an atom . There is the weak force of attraction present between nucleus and the mobile valence electrons . Therefore valence electrons move freely in metals

Question: 583

How can you justify that blood is a colloid?

Answer: 583

583-861

Blood appears to be a homogenous but actually it is a heterogeneous mixture. Blood particles do not settle down for a long time so we can say that blood is a colloidal solution

n

Question: 584

Name the best ductile and malleable metal ?

Answer: 584

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Gold and silver

Question: 585

Differentiate bonding electrons and non-bonding electrons•

Answer: 585

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The valence electrons which are involved in chemical boding, are termed as bonding electrons. e.g.

The valence electron of sodium is bonding electrons

₁₁Na K L M

2 8 1

Question: 586

Define oxidation in terms of oxygen with an example .

Answer: 586

586-861

Oxidation : The addition of oxygen in any chemical reaction is called oxidation reaction

Question: 587

Define solution with example .

Answer: 587

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A solution is a homogenous mixture of two or more substances . The boundaries of compounds can not be distinguished i-e solution exists as one phase

Question: 588

Why does group 1 elements prefer to combine with group 17 elements.

Answer: 588

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The elements of Group-1 being metals have the tendency to lose their valence electrons forming positively charged ions. Whereas non-metals of Group-17 have the tendency to gain or accept electrons. They are electronegative elements with high electron affinities. If atoms belonging to these two different group, metals and non-metals, are allowed to react. chemical bond is formed

Question: 589

Write two physical properties of magnesium .

Answer: 589

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Magnesium is good conductor of heat and electricity

Question: 590

State any four physical properties of metals.

Answer: 590

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Physical Properties of Metals.

1: Almost all metals are solid except mercury.

2: Metals have high melting and boiling points. .

3:Metals possess metallic luster.

4: Malleable and ductile

Question: 591

What type of solutions butter and smoke are ?

Answer: 591

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Solution : Butter , smoke

Question: 592

Why amorphous solids do not have sharp melting points while crystalline solids do have ?

Answer: 592

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Amorphous means shapeless . Solids in which the particles are not regularly arranged or their regular shapes are destroyed are called amorphous solids . They do not have sharp melting points . While solids in which particles are arranged in a definite three-dimensional pattern are called crystalline solids . They have definite surface or faces . Each face has definite angle with other . They have sharp melting points

Question: 593

Define the term allotropy ?

Answer: 593

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Allotropy: The existence of an element in more than one forms in same physical state is called allotropy.

Question: 594

Give example of two polar compounds and give their chemical formula .

Answer: 594

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Following are some examples of two polar compounds :

Question: 595

Define electrolytes and electro chemical cell .

Answer: 595

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Electrolytes : The substances , which can conduct electricity in their aqueous solution or molten state , are called electrolytes

Question: 596

What will happen if the pressure temperature is kept constant?

Answer: 596

596-861

The volume of gas will decrease three times when its pressure raised up to three times as temperature.

Question: 597

Why is gold used to make jewelry?

Answer: 597

597-861

Gold is very nonreactive or inert metal. It is not affected by atmosphere. It is not affected by any single mineral acid or base. It is most malleable and ductile of all the metals. Due these reasons the gold is used to make jewelry.

Question: 598

What is solid-liquid solution ? Explain with example .

Answer: 598

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When a solid dissolves in liquid and form solution called solid-liquid solution . If sugar dissolve in water it will be called solid-liquid solution.

Question: 599

If repulsive forces dominate to attractive forces will a covalent bond form?

Answer: 599

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If the repulsive forces dominate to attractive forces the covalent will not be formed. The covalent bond formed only when the attractive forces dominates over the repulsive forces.

Question: 600

Show the state of Dynamic equilibrium in liquid and vapours with the help of diagram .

Answer: 600

600-861

From the open surface of a liquid , molecules evaporates and mix up with the air but when we close a system ,evaporated molecules start gathering over the liquid surface . Initially the vapours condense slowly to return to liquid . After sometimes condensation process increases and a stage reaches when the rate of evaporation becomes equal to rate of condensation . At that stage the number of molecules coming back (condensing) to liquid . This state is called Dynamic equilibrium

Question: 601

Which force drives the non-spontaneous reaction to take place ?

Answer: 601

601-861

Non-spontaneous reactions are those which take place in the presence of an external agent . These reactions takes place in galvanic and electrolytic cells

Question: 602

Why water is called universal solvent ?

Answer: 602

602-861

Water is called universal solvent because it dissolves almost all the solute particles present in the world

Question: 603

Which is most precious metal ?

Answer: 603

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The most precious metal is platinum

Question: 604

Define molarity and write its equation .

Answer: 604

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It is a concentration unit defined as number of moles of solute dissolved in one dm3 of solution . It is represented by M.

Question: 605

What do you mean by horticulture and how it is related agriculture ?

Answer: 605

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It deals with the art of gardening . A horticulture works fir the betterment of existing varieties and for the production of new varieties of ornamental plants and fruits plants

Question: 606

What type of bond exists in ionic compound?

Answer: 606

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Ionic bond exists in ionic compound.

Question: 607

Why solid show rapidly ?

Answer: 607

607-861

The particles of solids are fixed at their position and are not mobile . Therefore they have rigid structure and definite shape .

Question: 608

Which of the following will scatter light and why?

Sugar solution, Soap solution, Milk of magnesia.

Answer: 608

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Soap solution is colloidal solution and have particles large enough to scatter the light

Question: 609

Why the density of a gas is measured in gdm^-3while that of a liquid is expressed in gcm^-3?

Answer: 609

609-861

The density of a gas is measured in gdm^-3while that of a liquid is expressed in gcm^-3because gases have large volume which is measured by large unit dm³while liquid has less volume so it is measured by small unit cm³

Question: 610

Which is the simplest form of matter?

Answer: 610

610-861

Gas is the simplest form of matter.

Question: 611

Which factor controls the non-metallic character of the element?

Answer: 611

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The non - metallic character of elements is depending upon the electron affinity and electron affinity and electronegativity

Question: 612

Can colloids he separated by filtration, if not why?

Answer: 612

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Colloids cannot be separated by filtration because particles are big but they can pass through a filter paper.

Question: 613

Identify as colloids and suspensions : paints, jelly, soap solution , milk , milk of magnesia , chalk in water .

Answer: 613

613-861

Colloid : Soap solution , Milk , Jelly

Suspension : paints , milk of magnesia , chalk in water

Question: 614

Why big size covalent molecules have high melting and boiling points?

Answer: 614

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Bigger molecules with three dimensional bonding form covalent crystals which are very stable and have high melting and boiling points.

Question: 615

What is the difference between steel and stainless steel ?

Answer: 615

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Steel is a mixture while stainless steel is an alloy

Question: 616

Why the rate of diffusion of gases is rapid than that of liquid ?

Answer: 616

616-861

The rate of diffusion of gases is rapid than that of liquid because the movement of gas molecule is rapid as compared to liquid , So due to random motion and collision gases diffuses rapidly

Question: 617

Explain the effect of temperature on solubility .

Answer: 617

617-861

1: Temperature has major affect on the solubility of most of the substances

Question: 618

How sodium metal is obtained from fused sodium chloride .

Answer: 618

618-861

On the industrial scale molten sodium metal is obtained by the electrolysis of fused NaCl in the Down's cell . This electrolytic cell is a circular furnace . In the center of the furnace there is a large block of graphite , which acts as an anode while cathode around it is made of iron

Question: 619

What is absolute zero?

Answer: 619

619-861

It is the temperature at which an ideal gas would have zero volume.

Question: 620

Define metallic character .

Answer: 620

620-861

The property of a metal to loose its valence electrons to form a positive ion is called metallic character

Question: 621

Why test tube becomes cold when KNO3 is dissolved in water ?

Answer: 621

621-861

The dissolution of KNO₃ in water is an endothermic process in which heat absorbed when KNO₃ dissolve in test tube it becomes cold

Question: 622

Why ionization energies of alkaline earth metals are higher than alkali metals?

Answer: 622

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Alkaline earth mewls have higher ionization energies than alkali metals because the electronic configuration of their valence shells is ns2. Their atoms are smaller and have more nuclear charge. That is why. they are reactive but less alkali metals

Question: 623

Why gases are compressible ?

Answer: 623

623-861

Gases are highly compressible due to empty spaces between their molecules . When the gases are compressed , then molecules come closer to one another and occupy less volume than in uncompressed state

Question: 624

Define Crystalline solids and give two examples .

Answer: 624

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Solids in which particles are arranged in a definite three-dimensional pattern are called crystalline solids

Question: 625

How much NaOH is required to prepare its 500cm³ of 0.4m solution?

Answer: 625

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Molar mass of NaOH =40gmol^-3

Question: 626

Why is vapour pressure higher at high temperature?

Answer: 626

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At high temperature, vapour pressure is higher than at low temperature. At elevated temperature, the Kinetic energy of the molecules increases enough to enable them to vaporize and exert pressure.

Question: 627

Write two method for prevention of corrosion .

Answer: 627

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Method for prevention of corrosion:

Following are some method from avoiding corrosion

Question: 628

Define aqueous solution . Write its components .

Answer: 628

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The solution which is formed by dissolving substance in water is called an aqueous solution . Water in the solution always in large amount and are called solvents

Question: 629

Write any two properties of solution and suspension

Answer: 629

629-861

Solution :

1: A solution is a homogeneous mixture of two or more substances

Question: 630

What do you means by 24 carat gold ?

Answer: 630

630-861

1: Purity of gold is show by carats .

Question: 631

When a gas is allowed to expand, what will be its effect on its temperature?

Answer: 631

631-861

According to Charles' Law when gas is allowed to expand its temperature also increases.

Question: 632

Can liquid and gases be brittle?

Answer: 632

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No, Only solid non-metals are brittle.

Question: 633

Write any two rules for assigning oxidation number .

Answer: 633

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1: The oxidation number (O.N) of an ion consisting on a single element is the same as the charge on that ion .

Question: 634

How much amount of KOH required to form 1 molar solution ?

Answer: 634

634-861

Concentration of solution = 1dm³

Molar mass of KOH = 39+16+1

= 56 mol

Question: 635

Which form of Sulphur exists at room temperature?

Answer: 635

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Rhombic (S₈) Sulphur exists at room temperature

Question: 636

How electroplating of zinc is carried out ?

Answer: 636

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The target metal is cleaned in alkaline detergent type solutions , and it is treated with acid , in order to remove any rust or surface scales. Next the zinc is deposited on the metal by immersing it in a chemical bath containing electrolyte zinc sulphate . A current is applied , which results in zinc being deposited on the target metal i-e cathode

Question: 637

Describe difference between true solution and colloid .

Answer: 637

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True solution : True solutions are the mixture of homogenous mixture of two or more than two components . Each component is mixed in such a way that their individual identity not visible

Question: 638

Name a metal which can be cut with knife?

Answer: 638

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Sodium is that metal which can be cut with knife, because it is soft.

Question: 639

State whether allotropy is shown by elements or compounds or both ?

Answer: 639

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Allotropy is only shown by elements . It is not a property of compounds

Question: 640

Write any two uses of sodium .

Answer: 640

640-861

1:Sodium potassium alloy is used as a coolant in nuclear reactor

Question: 641

What is diffusion ? Explain with example ?

Answer: 641

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Diffusion is defined as spontaneous mixing up of molecules by random motion and collisions to form a homogeneous mixture

Question: 642

Write any four examples of colloidal solution .

Answer: 642

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1: Starch

Question: 643

An element in oxidation state +7 gains electrons to be reduced to oxidation state +2 . How

Answer: 643

643-861

Suppose an element X⁺⁷

Question: 644

Identify strong or weak electrolyte among the following

CuSO₄ , H2CO₃ ,(OH)₂, AGNO₃ , Ca (OH)₂

Answer: 644

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Strong electrolyte :HCL,HNO₃ and CuSO₄. AgNO₃ are strong electrolyte

Question: 645

Write the simplest way to distinguish between solution and pure liquid .

Answer: 645

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The simplest way to distinguish between a solution and a pure liquid is evaporation . The liquid which evaporates completely , leaving no residue , is a pure compound , while a liquid which leaves behind a residue on evaporation is solution

Question: 646

Metals are good conductors of electricity .Why ?

Answer: 646

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Metals have free moving electrons called mobile electrons . Due to presence of these electrons metals are good conductors of electricity

Question: 647

Name the metal which is the poorest conductor of heat ?

Answer: 647

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Lead is the poorest conductor of heat

Question: 648

What is difference between colloidal and suspension ?

Answer: 648

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Colloid : The particles of colloid are large consisting of many atoms , ions or molecules . Particles are large but can't be seen with naked eye

Question: 649

Which is lighter one aluminium or gold?

Answer: 649

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Aluminum is lighter than gold because density or aluminium is 2.70 gcm'^-3 While of gold is 9.3 gcm^-3

Question: 650

Write down melting point and boiling point of sodium metal .

Answer: 650

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Melting and boiling point of sodium metal are as follows

Question: 651

What is galvanic cell? Give an example .

Answer: 651

651-861

The electrochemical cell in which a spontaneous chemical reaction takes place and generates electric current is called galvanic or voltaic cell

Question: 652

What do you mean by delta sign and why it develop ?

Answer: 652

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The delta sign indicates partial positive or partial negative charge that is developed due to unequal sharing of shared pair or bonded pair of electrons

Question: 653

Describe exothermic reaction with example .

Answer: 653

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Exothermic reaction are those reactions in which heat is released. In theses reactions test tubes becomes hot . Aqueous solution of calcium oxide (CaO) , lithium sulphate Li₂SO₄and cerium sulphate Ce₂(SO₄) are examples of exothermic reactions

Question: 654

Describe the chemical reaction of alkaline earth metals with hydrogen .

Answer: 654

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Alkaline metals :

Reaction with oxygen :

1: Alkaline metals immediately tarnish in air giving their oxides which form strong alkalies in water

4Na +O➜ 2Na2 O

Na₂ O➜ 2NaOH

2: Reaction with hydrogen :

The form ionic hydrides with H₂at high temperature

2Na +H₂➜2NaH

Reaction with Halogens :

3: They react violently with halogens at room temperature to give halides

2Na +Cl₂➜ 2NaCL

Question: 655

how can you explain the solute-solvent interaction to prepare NaCI Solution?

Answer: 655

655-861

When NaCI is added in water it dissolves readily because the attractive interaction between the ions of NaCI and polar molecules of water are strong enough to overcome the attractive forces between Na' and CI- ions in solid NaC1 crystal. In this process the positive end of the water dipole is oriented towards the CF ions and the negative end of water dipole is orwater molecules are so strong that they pull these ions from their positions in the the Na- ions. These ion dipole attractions between Na+ ions and water molecules, Cl- ions and water molecules are so strong that they pull these ions from their positions in the crystal and thus NaCl dissloves

Question: 656

Define oxidation and reduction reaction .

Answer: 656

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Oxidation: Oxidation is defined as addition of oxygen or removal of hydrogen or electron during a chemical reaction

Question: 657

What is difference between solute and solvent ?

Answer: 657

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Solute : The component of the solution which is present in smaller quantity is called solute

Question: 658

What is redox reaction ?

Answer: 658

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The reaction in which simultaneously oxidation and reduction takes place is called redox reaction

Question: 659

Why is galvanizing done?

Answer: 659

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The process of coating a thin layer of zinc or iron is called galvanizing. Galvanizing is dot, because zinc protects the iron against corrosion even after the coating surface is broken.

Question: 660

Which type of electron are responsible for holding the atoms together in metals ?

Answer: 660

660-861

Nuclei of metal atoms appear submerged in sea of these free mobile electrons . These mobile electrons are responsible for holding the atoms of metals together forming a metallic bond

Question: 661

Give two examples of suspension .

Answer: 661

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1: In suspension the undissolved particles are big enough to be seen with the naked eye

Question: 662

Which solution is used as an electrolyte in Nelson's cell ?

Answer: 662

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In Nelson cell concentrated solution of sodium chloride is used . It is called brine solution

Question: 663

Why does rate of diffusion increase with increase of temperature?

Answer: 663

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Diffusion increases by increasing temperature because at high temperature the in termolecular forces become weak due to high kinetic energy of the molecules

Question: 664

What do you mean by evaporation and how it is affected by surface area?

Answer: 664

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Evaporation: The process changing of a liquid into a gas phase is called evaporation.

Surface Area:

Evaporation is a surface phenomenon. Greater is surface area. greater is evaporation and vice versa. For example, sometimes a saucer is used if tea is to cooled quickly. This is because evaporation from larger surface area if saucer is more than that from the small surface area of a as cup.

Question: 665

Define reduction on the basis of electron and give example .

Answer: 665

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Reduction reaction : The gain of electrons by atom or ion is called reduction reaction .

Question: 666

Give two examples of gas in liquid solution .

Answer: 666

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1: Fog

Question: 667

What is metallic coating ?

Answer: 667

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For the protection against the rusting metals are coated with other metal and it is called metallic coating.

Question: 668

Define oxidizing and reducing agents with example .

Answer: 668

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Oxidizing agent:

1: Oxidizing agent is the species that oxides a substance by taking electrons from it

2: The substance (atom or ion ) which is reduced itself by gaining electrons is also called oxidizing agent

Question: 669

Molecular formula of a sulphur molecule

Answer: 669

669-861

The Molecular formula of a sulphur molecule S₈

Question: 670

Why is platinum is used to make jewelry ?

Answer: 670

670-861

Platinum is used to make jewelry items because of its unique characteristics like colour , beauty , strength, flexibility and resistance to tarnish . It provides a secure setting for diamonds and other gemstone , enhancing their brilliance

Question: 671

Define electrochemistry .

Answer: 671

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Electrochemistry is a branch of chemistry that deals with the relationship between electricity and chemical reaction

Question: 672

How oxygen react with group-2 metals?

Answer: 672

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They are less reactive towards oxygen and oxides are formed on heating

Question: 673

What are electrolytic cell ?

Answer: 673

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Electrolytic cell : The type of electrochemical cell in which the non-spontaneous chemical reaction is carried out with the help of electric current is called electrolytic cell

Question: 674

Differentiate between homoatomic and heteroatomic molecules with example.

Answer: 674

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Homoatomic molecules; A molecule containing same type of atoms is called monatomic molecule.

for example: H₂, O₃, S₈

Question: 675

Why suspension does not form homogeneous mixture?

Answer: 675

675-861

sn, Particles remain un dissolved and from a heterogeneous mixture. Particles settle down after some times.

Question: 676

Define electrolyte . Give an example .

Answer: 676

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Electrolyte : The substance which can conduct electricity in their solution or molten states are called electrolytes . Salts and acids are good electrolytes

Question: 677

What is tyndall effect ? On which factor it depends ?

Answer: 677

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Tydnall effect: The particles of colloids are big enough to scatter the beam of light . It is called tydnall effect

Question: 678

Complete and balance the given chemical equation Na + H₂➜ ?

Answer: 678

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2Na + H2➜ 2NaH

(Sodium ) (Hydrogen ) (sodium hydroxide )

Question: 679

Define reduction .

Answer: 679

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Reduction is defined as addition of hydrogen or removal of oxygen during a chemical reaction

Question: 680

What is meant by true solution ?

Answer: 680

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True solution are the homogeneous mixture of two or more than two components . Each components is mixed in such a way that their individual identity is not visible

Question: 681

Differentiate between solute and solvent ?

Answer: 681

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Solute : The component which is present in smaller quantity is called solutee.g : Salt in water , salt is solute

Question: 682

Calculate the oxidation number of nitrogen in HNO₃ .

Answer: 682

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HNO_{3 = (1) +(N) +3 (-2)}

_{= 1+N-6}

_{N = +5}

Question: 683

Write the names of two allotropic forms of sulphur .

Answer: 683

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The allotropic forms of sulphur are given below :

Question: 684

Why do ionic compound conduct electricity in solution form . Give reason

Answer: 684

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Ionic compounds are found in the form of positive and negative ions when they are in solution or molten form . When these programs are connected through a battery their ions create an opportunity for an electron (charges) to move rapidly and current begins to flow Therefore , this flow of current proved that ionic compounds are good conductors and they conduct electricity in solutions or molten form

Question: 685

Complete and balance the following equation Mg +N₂➜ ?

Answer: 685

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3Mg +N₂➜ Mg₃N₂

_{(Magnesium ) (Nitrogen) (Magnesium nitride)}

Question: 686

What is pacemaker ?

Answer: 686

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A pacemaker is a small device in which body fluids act as an electrolyte . This device uses electrical pulses to prompt the heart to beat at a normal rate

Question: 687

What is general principle of solubility ?

Answer: 687

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The general principle of solubility is ' like dissolve like ' . The polar substance dissolve in polar substance and non-polar substances and non-polar substances dissolve in non-polar substance

Question: 688

Why are the liquids mobile.

Answer: 688

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Liquid molecules are in continuous state of motion. They possess high kinetic energy and have weak intermolecular forces than solids That's why liquids are mobile

Question: 689

Write down two properties of gold

Answer: 689

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1: Gold is a yellow sift metal

2: It is most malleable and ductile of all the metals

Question: 690

Why does reactivity of metals increase down the group?

Answer: 690

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The reactivity of metals increase down the group due to increase in atomic size and shielding effect down the group . The ability of the metals to loose electrons increase down the group and ionization energy also decrease hence their reactivity increase down the group

Question: 691

What is absolute temperature scale?

Answer: 691

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Lord Kelvin introduced absolute temperature scale or Kelvin scale • This scale of temperature starts from OK or -273.15°C which is given the name of absolute zero.

Question: 692

If we add 5cm3 of acetone in water to prepare to prepare 90cm3 of aqueous solution .Calculate the concentration (%v/v) of this solution .

Answer: 692

692-861

Using the relationship :

Question: 693

Name the most abundant non- metal in earth's crust?

Answer: 693

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Oxygen has has the highest percentage in earth's crust 47% and oceans 86% but second highest percentage in atmosphere 21%

Question: 694

Why O2 is necessary for rusting ?

Answer: 694

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Rusting is the oxidation of any metal . The important condition for rusting is moist air (air having water vapours formed which is called rust . In the absence of oxygen this reaction did not take place due to which rusting dis not happen

Question: 695

Give uses of platinum

Answer: 695

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Uses of platinum :

1: Platinum is used in hard disk coating and in maufacturing fibre optic cables

Question: 696

Define redox reaction , Give an example .

Answer: 696

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The reaction in which oxidation as well as reduction takes place at a time called redox reaction

Question: 697

Why suspensions and solutions do not show Tyndall effect , while colloids do ?

Answer: 697

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Suspensions and solutions do not show Tyndall effect because particles of solution are so small that can't be scatter the rays of light and particles of suspension are so big that light is blocked and difficult to pass . The colloids do show Tyndall effect because particles scatter the path of light rays thus emitting the beam of light i-e exhibit the Tyndall effect

Question: 698

Convert the following. Ans: a) 70 cm lig to atm. b) 3.50atm to torr. c) 1.5 atm to Pa.

Answer: 698

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70 cm Hg to atm

We know that

76 cm 11g= 1 atm

1 em = 1/76 atm

70 cm Hg = 1/76. 70atm

70 cm lig =0.92 atm

Question: 699

Why copper is used for making electrical wires ?

Answer: 699

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Copper is used for making electrical wires because it is highly ductile and least reactive . Copper is among noble metals

Question: 700

What do you mean like dissolve like ? Explain with example ?

Answer: 700

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The general principle of solubility is , like dissolve like

1: The ionic and polar substance are soluble in polar solvents . ionic solids and polar covalent compounds are soluble in water e.g KCl , Na₂CO₃, CuSO₄etc

Question: 701

What are difference between string and weak electrolytes .

Answer: 701

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Strong electrolyte : The substance which ionizes completely in solution to produce more ions which can conduct strongly is called strong electrolyte

Question: 702

What is solid-solid solution ? Give two examples .

Answer: 702

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Alloy: When solid solvent and solid solute make solutions it is called solid-solid solution

Question: 703

In electroplating of silver , from which electrolyte Ag+ comes and where they deposit ?

Answer: 703

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In the electrolyte of silver (Ag)+ comes from anode and deposit on cathode .

Question: 704

An element X has oxidation state 0 . What will be the oxidation state when it gains three electrons ?

Answer: 704

704-861

Suppose the element x

X0 +3e^-➜ X^-3

Question: 705

Why do non-metals accept electron readily ?

Answer: 705

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Non-metals have high electronegativity , can accept electrons readily in order to complete their last (valence ) shells

Question: 706

Why fluorine is more non-metallic than chlorine ?

Answer: 706

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Fluorine is more reactive than chlorine because the electronegativity of fluorine is greater tahn chlorine

Question: 707

What are anode or cathode ?

Answer: 707

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Anode : It is the electrode at which the oxidation takes place

Question: 708

Why do electrodes get their names "anode" and cathode in galvanic cell?

Answer: 708

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In galvanic, cell. Oxidation take place at anode while reduction take place at cathode

Question: 709

Write four physical properties of metals

Answer: 709

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1: Almost all metals are solid (Except mercury)

Question: 710

Write difference between electrolytic cell and galvanic cell.

Answer: 710

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Electrolytic cell :

1: It consists of one complete cell. connected to battery

2: Anode has positive charge while cathode have negative charge

3: Electrical energy is converted into chemical energy

4: Current is used for the non-spontaneous chemical reaction to take place

Question: 711

Why does true solutions not show Tyndall effects?

Answer: 711

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True solutions not show Tyndall effectsbecause particle are so small that they can not scatter the the rays of light, thus do

not show tyndall effect.

Question: 712

Why is naphthalene soluble in carbon tetrachloride and not in water ?

Answer: 712

712-861

Non -polar covalent substances are soluble in non-polar solvents due to this reason , naphthalene is soluble in carbon tetrachloride and not soluble in water because water is a polar solvent

Question: 713

How will you test whenever given solution is colloidal solution or not?

Answer: 713

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If the panicles scatter the path of light rays thus emitting the beam of light i.e exhibit the Tyndall effect than the given solution is colloid.

Question: 714

Write two properties of platinum.

Answer: 714

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1: Platinum is a noble metal and very least reactive

Question: 715

Define oxidation and give example .

Answer: 715

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Oxidation reaction : The loss of electron by an atom or ion is called oxidation .

Question: 716

Define brine ?

Answer: 716

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The by-product in Nelson's cell are hydrogen gas (H₂) and chlorine gas (Cl₂)

Question: 717

Is sign of (⁰) used on Kelvin?

Answer: 717

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No. Degree sign (°) is used with Celsius scale not with Kelvin scale.

Question: 718

Define unsaturated solution .

Answer: 718

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The solution which have capacity to dissolve more amount of solute is called unsaturated solution

Question: 719

Write down the name of four least reactive metals .

Answer: 719

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The names of least reactive metals are following

Question: 720

Define solution ?

Answer: 720

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A solution is homogenous mixture of two or more substances

Question: 721

Define alloy and give example .

Answer: 721

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Alloy : alloy is a homogeneous mixture of one metal with one or more metals or non-metals

Question: 722

How is platinum used as a catalyst in automobiles and what are advantages of this use?

Answer: 722

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An alloy of platinum. palladium and rhodium is used as catalyst in automobiles as catalytic converter. It converts most of the toxic gases (CO, NO2) being emitted by vehicles into less harmful carbon dioxide. nitrogen and water vapour.

Question: 723

Give difference between solution and colloids .

Answer: 723

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Colloids :

The particles of colloids are large consisting of many atoms , ions , or molecules

Question: 724

Differentiate saturated and unsaturated solution

Answer: 724

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Saturated : A solution containing maximum amount of solute at a given temperature is called saturated solution

Question: 725

Why volume of a gas decreases with increase of pressure"

Answer: 725

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The volume of a given mass of a gas is inversely proportional to the pressure if the temperature is kept constant' therefore while decreasing the volume of gas pressure will increase

Question: 726

Write down names of any four halogens .

Answer: 726

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1: Fluorine 2: Chlorine 3: Bromine 4: Iodine

Question: 727

Define molar solution and give example .

Answer: 727

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When one mole of solute is solved on one dm3 of solvent in measuring flask then it is called one molar solution

Question: 728

Why is white tin available at room temperature?

Answer: 728

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White tin available at room temperature because it is stable at room temperature above 13.2°C

Question: 729

In electroplating of chromium which salts is used as an electrolyte?

Answer: 729

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In electroplating of chromium, Cr₂(SO₄)₃, is used as an electrolyte.

Question: 730

In what conditions H2 reacts with l2 ? Give equation of the reaction .

Answer: 730

730-861

H2 reacts with l2 on heating and in the presence of catalyst to produce hydrogen iodide

H2 + l2 ➜ 2Hl

Question: 731

Write names of any two noble metals

Answer: 731

731-861

1: Copper

Question: 732

Why we stir paints thoroughlybefore use ?

Answer: 732

732-861

Paint is a suspension and there are undissolved particles in the suspension which are seen with naked eye . These particles settled down after some time .That's why we stir paints thoroughly before use

Question: 733

In which form sulphur exists at I00°C?

Answer: 733

733-861

Sulphur exists in monoclinic form at 100"C because at room temperature sulphur exists in rhombic form. The transition temperature of sulphur is 96"C at which rhombic sulphur convened into monoclinic form.

Question: 734

Write two uses of redox reaction .

Answer: 734

734-861

Redox reaction are useful in batteries to produce energy and this electricity is used to drive non-spontaneous reaction

Question: 735

Write the redox reaction taking place during the electroplating of chromium .

Answer: 735

735-861

Chromium sulphate Cr(SO₄)₃ used as an electrolyte in the electroplating of chromium that provides CCr⁺³ ions which reduce and deposit at cathode

Question: 736

What is the half cell reactions occuring on cathode and anode in Daniel cell ?

Answer: 736

736-861

Following reactions occur at cathode and anode in Daniel cell .

Question: 737

What is difference between valency and oxidation ?

Answer: 737

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Valency : Valency is the combining capacity of an atom with other atoms . It depends upon the number of electrons in the outermost shell

Question: 738

How will you test weather given solution is colloidal solution or not ?

Answer: 738

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Colloidal solution show tyndall effect and other solutions do not show tyndall effect

Question: 739

State Charles's law

Answer: 739

739-861

The volume of a given mass of a gas is directly proportional to the absolute temperature when pressure kept constant."

Question: 740

What do you know about the construction of an electrolytic cell?

Answer: 740

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An electrolytic cell consists of solution of an electrolyte two electrodes (anode, cathode)that are dipped in the electrolytic solution and connected to the battery . The electrode connected to positive terminal is called anode and electrode connected to the negative terminal is called cathode

Question: 741

What does mean rusting of iron ?

Answer: 741

741-861

Corrosion of iron is called rusting . The important condition for rusting is moist air

Question: 742

What is the significance of water for survival of life .

Answer: 742

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Water is an essential compound for the survival of all the living things . It is made up of non-metals .It is not only the major part by mass of the bodies

of living things but it is also essenhtial to maintain the life . We can survive without water for days but not for a long period . Its shortage may cause death

Question: 743

hat is the importance of oxygen and carbon dioxide for plants and animals ?

Answer: 743

743-861

Life owes to non-metals as without O2 and CO2 those are essential gases for respiration of animals and plants respectively , life would not have been possible . In fact these

gases are essential for the existance of life

Question: 744

Describes the trends of electropositivity in a period and in a group .

Answer: 744

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Electropositive character increase down the group because size of atoms increase and nuclear charge decrease . Electropositive character decreases across the period from left to right because atomic size decrease and nuclear charge increase

Question: 745

Which allotropic form of carbon is stable at room temperature (25°C)?

Answer: 745

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Graphite is more stable at room temperature

Question: 746

Why is the formula of solute necessary for calculation of the molarity of the solution ?

Answer: 746

746-861

Formula of solute is necessary for calculation of the molarity of the solution because molarity depends upon No. of moles of solute

Question: 747

What is transition temperature of sulphur?

Answer: 747

747-861

Its transition temperature is 96℃.

Question: 748

What happens to iron in the rusting process ?

Answer: 748

748-861

The oxidation of iron take place during rusting process and forms Fe₂O₃ . The chemical formula of rust is Fe₂O₃nH₂O

Question: 749

Identify a strong and weak electrolyte among the following compound

CuSO₄, Ca (OH)₂ , HCL , HNO3

Answer: 749

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Strong electrolyte :HCL ,HNO₃ AND CuSO₄ are strong electrolyte

Question: 750

Classify the following into true solution and colloidal solution?

Answer: 750

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Blood, Starch solution, glucose, tooth paste, copper sulphate, silver nitrate solution. Blood. Starch solution. tooth paste are the colloidal solution. Glucose solution. copper sulphate solution and silver nitrate solution are true solution.

Question: 751

What is meant by malleable and ductile metals ?

Answer: 751

751-861

Malleable : The substance that can be drawn into sheets are called malleable

Question: 752

Why do suspensions not form the homogeneous mixture ?

Answer: 752

752-861

The force of attraction does not develop between particles of solvent and solute in the suspensions , due to this , suspension does not from homogeneous mixture

Question: 753

In electroplating of silver, from where Ag+ ions come and where they deposit?

Answer: 753

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In electroplating of silver in the cell, the anode dissolves to produce Ag+ ions, that towards the cathode. At cathode they're discharged and deposited on the object e.g. spoon. chemical reaction can be represented as:

Question: 754

Whether the density of a gas decreases on cooling ?

Answer: 754

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The density of gas increase by cooling because their volume decreases

Question: 755

How iron is prevented from rust by tin coating ?

Answer: 755

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1:It involves the dipping of the clean sheet of iron in a bath of molten tin and then passing it through hot rollers

Question: 756

Write down the reaction occuring on cathode and anode during the electrolysis of water .

Answer: 756

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Following reactions occur at anode and cathode during electrolysis of water

Question: 757

What is meant by colloid ?

Answer: 757

757-861

The solutions in which the solute particles are larger than those solute particles present in true solution but not large enough to be seen with naked eye are called colloid solution . They show tyndal effect

Question: 758

Write down the reaction of magnesium with oxygen . How oxygen reacts with magnesium ?

Answer: 758

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Magnesium reacts with oxygen and magnesium oxide is formed

Question: 759

What is percentage-mass/mass(%m/m)?

Answer: 759

759-861

It is the number of grams of solute in 100 grams of solution

Question: 760

Calculate the oxidation number of Sulphur (S) in H₂SO₄

Answer: 760

760-861

H₂SO_{4 = 2(+1) +(S) +4(-2)}

_=2=S-8

_{S = +6}

Question: 761

What is the nature of electrode used in electroplating chromium ?

Answer: 761

761-861

During electroplating chromium the object to be electroplated act as cathode with anode is made up of antiamonial lead

Question: 762

Why silver and gold are least reactive ?

Answer: 762

762-861

From the transition metals of group 11 of periodic table Silover and Gold are least reactive because they do not lose electron easily

Question: 763

How does nature of attractive forces of solute-solute solvent -solvent affect the solubility?

Answer: 763

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Solutions formation depends upon the relative strength of attractive forces between solute - solute , solvent-solvent and solute-solvent . Generally solutes are solids , ionic solids are arranged in such a regular pattern that the inter ionic forces are at a maximum . If the new forces between solute and solvent particles overcome the solute-solvent attractive forces , then solute dissolves and make a solution . If the forces between solute particles are strong enough then solute-solute forces , solute remains insoluble and solution is not formed

Question: 764

Describe endothermic reaction with example .

Answer: 764

764-861

Endothermic reactions are those reactions in which heat is absorbed in theses reactions test tubes becomes cold

Question: 765

What is by-products are produced in Down's cell?

Answer: 765

765-861

Chlorine is produce in the downs cell as a by product

Question: 766

Explain the law of flow of heat ?

Answer: 766

766-861

In winter atmospheric temperature falls lower than that of our body temperature . According to principle of heat flow out from our body and we feel cold . To control this outward flow of heat , we wear black and warm clothes . To maintain body temperature we use dry fruits tea, coffee and meats etc

Question: 767

How galvanizing of iron sheets is done ?

Answer: 767

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The process of Galvanizing is carried out by dipping a clean iron sheet in a zinc chloride bath and then heating it . After this iron sheet is removed , rolled into molten zinc metal bath and finally air -cooled . Advantages of galvanizing is that zinc protects the iron against corrosion

Question: 768

Why does Aluminium not rust ? Explain

Answer: 768

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Aluminium corrodes but it does not rust because a very hard material aluminium oxide , protects the aluminium from rust and further corrosion . Rust refers only to iron and steel corrosion . Whenever , iron corrodes its colour changes that exposes iron to further rusting

Question: 769

Why do the colloids show tydnall effect ?

Answer: 769

769-861

Colloids shows tyndall effect because the particles of

” colloids scatter the path of light rays due to large size.

Question: 770

Name the by-products produced in Nelson's Cell?

Answer: 770

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The chlorine and hydrogen gas are produce as by product in Nelson's Cell

Question: 771

Write two uses of calcium .

Answer: 771

771-861

1: It is used to remove sulphur from petroleum products

Question: 772

In electroplating of silver , from which electrolyte Ag+ come or where they deposit ?

Answer: 772

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In the electrolyte of silver (Ag+) comes from anode and deposit on cathode

Question: 773

What are weak electrolytes? . Give example .

Answer: 773

773-861

The substances which ionize to a small extent when dissolved in water and could not produce more ions are called weak electrolytes

Question: 774

Define oxidation in terms of electrons and give an example .

Answer: 774

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Oxidation : The loss of electron by an atom or ion is called oxidation

Question: 775

How can you justify that milk is a colloid?

Answer: 775

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Milk is a colloid . It can be justified on the basis of tyndall effect . Itsa solute particles are larger but not enough and can't seen by naked eye amd not settled down after long time and show tyndall effect , So milk is colloid

Question: 776

Write chemical reaction that takes place during working of Nelson's cell.

Answer: 776

776-861

Following reactions take place in Nelson's cell

Ions formed in Brine

2NaCl _(aq)➜ 2Na⁺ _(aq) +2Cl_(aq)

Question: 777

Write down four important chemical properties of metals .

Answer: 777

777-861

1: Metals easily lose electron and form positive ions

Na➜ Na ⁺¹ +le^-

Question: 778

Why is melting point of a solid considered its 'identification' characteristics ?

Answer: 778

778-861

The melting point of a solid considered its identification because pure solids have a sharp and specific melting point , no other solid has same melting point

Question: 779

What is stainless steel?

Answer: 779

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Stainless steel is an alloy which is formed by the combination of iron , ,chromium and nickel

Question: 780

What are spontaneous and non- spontaneous reaction ? Differentiate them

Answer: 780

780-861

Spontaneous reaction : The reaction which proceed without any external assistance and heat are called spontaneous reaction .These reactions takes place in galvanic cells

Question: 781

Define electrochemical cell . With the names of its types .

Answer: 781

781-861

Electrochemical cell is an energy storage device in which either a chemical reaction takes place by using electric current or chemical reaction produces electric current

Question: 782

Differentiate between molecular mass and formula mass, which of the following will be molecular formula?

Answer: 782

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H₂O,NaCl, KI, H₂SO₄

Question: 783

Write two physical properties of non-metals.

Answer: 783

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1: Non-metals have less melting and boiling point (except diamond)

2: They are generally soft (except diamond)

Question: 784

Where do electrons flow from Zn electrode in Daniel's cell ?

Answer: 784

784-861

In Daniel's cell electron flow from Zn electrode to Cu electrode i-e from anode to cathode through external circuit

Question: 785

Why are the rates of diffusion in liquids slower than that of gases?

Answer: 785

785-861

In liquid molecules intermolecular forces are stronger than gases and there molecules are, closer to each other. Asa result rate of diffusion in liquids are slower than gases.

Question: 786

Define electrolysis and give example .

Answer: 786

786-861

The decomposition of compound by passing electric current through molton or aqueous solution of the compound called electrolysis

Question: 787

Why sodium metal is more reactive than magnesium ?

Answer: 787

787-861

Magnesium is harder then sodium because density of sodium is 0.98cm ^-3and density of magnesium is 1.74gcm³ . Sodium is too soft to be cut with knife

Question: 788

How will you compare he electropositivity ok alkali metals and alkaline earth metals ?

Answer: 788

788-861

:Alkali metal

These are highly electropositive. They have highly ionization energy values ranging from 520k.Jmol 1 for Li to 376 k.Jmol 1 for CS

Alkaline earth metal :They have less ionization energy values ranging from 1787k.Jmol 1 for Be to 936 k.Jmol 1 for Ba

Question: 789

Why we stir paint thoroughly before using?

Answer: 789

789-861

We stir paints thoroughly before using because paints is suspension and suspension is heterogeneous mixture of un- dissolved particles which can be seen with naked eye and settle down alter sometime. We stir paints thoroughly so that particles suspend again

Question: 790

Determine the oxidation number of Mn in KMnO_4.

Answer: 790

790-861

{O.N k } + {O.N Mn } +4 {O.N O} =0

{+1} + {O.N Mn } +4 {-2 } =0

1+ {O.N Mn } 8=0

O.N Mn = 8-1

= 7

Question: 791

What are electrolytes or non-electrolytes ?

Answer: 791

791-861

Electrolytes : The electrolytes which can conduct electricity in their aqueous solution of fuse form and produce more ions are called electrolytes

Question: 792

State the physical properties of sodium .

Answer: 792

792-861

1: Its melting point is 97°C

Question: 793

What do you mean by %volume/volume

Answer: 793

793-861

It is a volume in cm³ of a solute dissolved. per100cm3 of solution. For example 3O% alcohol solution means 30cm3 of alcohol dissolved in sufficient amount of water, so total volume would 100 cm³

Question: 794

Write down names of two very reactive metals .

Answer: 794

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1: Li (Lithium)

Question: 795

Define oxidation state ?

Answer: 795

795-861

Oxidation state is the apparent charge assigned to an atom of an element in a molecule or ion

Question: 796

Which metals are the most malleable and ductile ?

Answer: 796

796-861

Gold (Au) is the most malleable and ductile of all metals . One gram of gold can be drawn into a wire of one and called ductile

Question: 797

What is the percentage m/volume ?

Answer: 797

797-861

It is the number of grams of solute dissolved in 100cm³of solution

Question: 798

Give chemical reaction between Methane (CH4) and chlorine (Cl2) in presence of diffused light .

Answer: 798

798-861

CH4 + Cl2 ➜ CH3Cl +HCL

CH3Cl +Cl2 ➜ CH2Cl2+HCL

CH2Cl2 + Cl2 ➜ CHCl2 +HCL

CHCL3 + Cl2 ➜ CCl4 ➜ CCl4 +HCL

Question: 799

Name the metal which is least conductor of heat ?

Answer: 799

799-861

Lead is a metal which is least conductor of heat

Question: 800

Where sodium metal is obtained from fused sodium chloride .

Answer: 800

800-861

Sodium metal accumulates at iron cathode in down's cell

Question: 801

What is the reason for the difference between solutions, colloids and suspensions?

Answer: 801

801-861

Particles of solutions are so small that they can't scattered the rays of light, thus do not show Tyndall effect.

Particles of colloids scatter the path of light rays thus emitting the beam of light i.e. exhibit the Tyndall effect.

Particles of suspension are so big that light is blocked and difficult to pass

Question: 802

Write down names of any two moderate reactive metals

Answer: 802

802-861

1: Magnesium

Question: 803

Write down use of paints and greases .

Answer: 803

803-861

1: Greasing or painting of the surface can prevent the corrosion of iron

Question: 804

Why is 0₂ necessary for rusting?

Answer: 804

804-861

02 is necessary for rusting because it acts as oxidizing agent. It first oxidize iron-to Fe+2 ion thus Fe+ ion to rust (Fe₂0₃.n H₂O) in the presence of water.

Question: 805

Why is the ionization energy of Na more than 'K'?

Answer: 805

805-861

The first ionization of Na (495,8kJ/mol ) is greater than first ioniztaion energy of 'K' (418.8kJ(mol) and the atomic size of Na is less than 'K' so the energy required to remove an electron from outermost shell of Na is greater than that ok K ,so the ionization energy of Na is more than k

Question: 806

Which salt is used as electrolyte in chromium electroplating ?

Answer: 806

806-861

In electroplating of chromium Sulphate Cr₂(SO₄)₃ is used an electrolyte

Question: 807

Define aqueous solution

Answer: 807

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The solution which is formed by dissolving a substance in water is called an aqueous solution

Question: 808

Write uses of silver .

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1: Being very sift metal , it is rarely used as such . Alloys of silver woth copper are widely used in making coins , silver-ware and ornaments

2: Compiunds of silver are widely used in photographic films and dental preparations

3: Silver also has important applications in mirror industry

Question: 809

Define corrosion ?

Answer: 809

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Corrosion is slow and continuous eating away a metal by the surrounding medium . It is a redox chemical reaction that takes place by the action of air and moisture with metals

Question: 810

What are metalloides ? Gibe two examples

Answer: 810

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The elements have characteristics of both metals and non-metals are called metalloids

Question: 811

What is salt bridge ? What is its basic function ?

Answer: 811

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Galvanic cell consists of two half cells, both these half cells are connected by salt bridge

Question: 812

What is relation between electropositivity and ionization energy ?

Answer: 812

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Electropositivity is the reverse of the ionization energy . In the from from top to bottom ionization energy decreases and electropositivity increases

Question: 813

Which metal is used for the galvanizing of iron ?

Answer: 813

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Zinc metal is used for galvanizing of iron because it protects from corrosion

Question: 814

What is electropositivity ? Explain with example

Answer: 814

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Electropositivity : Metals have the tendency to loose their valence electron from their valence shell . The property of the metal is termed as electropositivity or metallic character

Question: 815

What is difference between corrosion and rusting ?

Answer: 815

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Corrosion : Corrosion is slow and continuous eating away a metal by the surrounding medium . It is a redox reaction which takes place on metals by the action of air and vapours

Question: 816

Why is 2nd ionization energy of magnesium very high than its 1st ionization energy

Answer: 816

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Second ionization energy of magnesium is very high than its first ionization energy . Because it becomes very difficult to remove second electron from the Mg- ions as the nuclear charge attracts the remaining electrons strongly

Question: 817

Write two physical properties of sodium hydroxide .

Answer: 817

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1: NaOH is crystalline solid at room temperature

Question: 818

What is the nature of electrode used in electroplating of chromium?

Answer: 818

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The object to be electroplated acts as cathode while anode is made of antimonial-lead.

Question: 819

Describe the non-metallic character in groups and period of a periodic table

Answer: 819

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Non-metallic charactyer in groups : In groups electrnegativity decreases from up to top bottom therefore non-metallic characrter alse decreases from top to bottom

Non-metallic charactyer in periods : In periods , electron affinity from left to right , due to which metallic character also increases

Due to this reason , fliorine is most non-metallic element in nature

Question: 820

What is meant by electroplating ?

Answer: 820

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Electroplating is depositing of one metal over the other by means of electrolysis

Question: 821

Write four physical properties of calcium metals .

Answer: 821

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1: Calcium is silvery grey and fairly harder metal

Question: 822

Give the reaction of mangnesium with O2 And N2 .

Answer: 822

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Reaction of magnesium with O2 :

They are less reactive towards oxygen and oxides are formed on heating

2Mg + ➜ 2MgO

Question: 823

What is the principle of electroplating ?

Answer: 823

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Principle of electroplating is to establish an electrolytic cell in which anode is made of the metal to be deposited and cathode of the object on which metal is to deposit . The electrolyte is an aqueous solution of salt of the respective metal

Question: 824

What is the colour of flame when sodium and calcium burn in air ?

Answer: 824

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1: Sodium burns in air and produce golden yellow flame

Question: 825

Why the second ionization energy of magnesium is higher than than first ?

Answer: 825

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Second ionization energy of magnesium is higher than than first , because it is very difficult to remove the second electron from the Mg⁺ ion due to much nuclear attraction . As a result of this attraction , size of ions decreases . Due to this reason , the second ionization energy of magnesium is higher than the first

Question: 826

Can pure gold be used for making ornaments ? If not , why ?

Answer: 826

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Gold is too soft ,to be used as such . That is why it cannot be used aline in making ornaments . It is always alloyed with copper ,silver or some other metals

Question: 827

Define metal and give two examples .

Answer: 827

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The elements which have ability to lose electron and forms cations called metals like Na , K , Ca

Question: 828

Why ionization energy ok alkaline earth metals is higher than alkali metals?

Answer: 828

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The size of alkali metals is samaller than alkaline earth metals that's why they have high ionization energy

Question: 829

Write chemical reaction of water with bromine .

Answer: 829

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bromine only reacts with water under following special condition .

Br2 + H2O ➜ HBr + HOBr

Question: 830

How platinum is used as a catalyst in automobiles?

Answer: 830

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Platinum and rhodium are used as catalyst convertor

Advantages : They convert most of the gases being emitted by vehicles into less harmful carbon dioxide , nitrogen and water vapour

Question: 831

Write uses of magnesium .

Answer: 831

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1: Magnesium is used in flash light bulbs and in fireworks .

Question: 832

Complete the following chemical equation .

Answer: 832

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NaO +H₂O➜ 2NaOH

Question: 833

Define Electrochemistry.?

Answer: 833

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Electrochemistry is the branch of chemistry which deals with the relationship b-cl electricity and chemical reactions.

Question: 834

Write ant two chemical properties of non-metals .

Answer: 834

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1 : Non-metals usually do not react with water

2: They do not react with dilute acids because non-metals are itself electron acceptors

Question: 835

Difference between oxidation state and valency

Answer: 835

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Oxidation : Oxidation state is apparent charged assign to an atom of an element in a molecule or an ion .

While assigning O.S the sign precedes the number

e.g +2

Question: 836

What are metalloids ? Give two examples .

Answer: 836

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The elements whose properties are intermediate between metals and non-metals are called metalloids

Question: 837

Compare two physical properties of metals and non-metals .

Answer: 837

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Metal :

1:Almost all metals are solid (except mercury) they have high densities

Question: 838

Write reaction of chlorine with hydrogen and water

Answer: 838

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Reaction of hydrogen with chlorine

Cl2 +H2O ➜ HCL +HOCL

Question: 839

Why is ionization energy of sodium is less than magnesium ?

Answer: 839

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Ionization energy of sodium is less than that of magnesium ,because it becomes very difficult to remove second electron from Mg+ ions as nuclear charge attracts the remaining electrons more strongly . In the result of this attraction size of the ion decreases, So all the elements of alkaline earth metals have high ionization energies as compared to alkali metals

Question: 840

What is difference between steel and stainless steel ?

Answer: 840

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Steel : Alloy of iron with other metals called steel

Question: 841

Give chemical reaction of methane with chlorine in bright light .

Answer: 841

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In bright light (sun light) Cl2 react with CH4 violently and explosively

Chemical reaction : CH4 +2Cl2 ➜ C+4HCL

Question: 842

How metallic character is changes in a group of periodic table ?

Answer: 842

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Metallic character increase in a group from top to bottom due to increase in the size of atoms

Question: 843

Why is calcium more electropositive than magnesium ?

Answer: 843

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Calcium is more electropositive than magnesium due to its large atomic size and less amount of ionization energy

Question: 844

How electropositivity depends upon the nuclear charge of an atom ?

Answer: 844

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Left to right in a period nuclear charge increase but the number of metals remains same thats whyleft to right there is continuous decrease in the size of atoms . Small size atoms have higher nuclear charge and thus have lower electropositivity . Large size atoms have lower nuclear charge so they have high electropositivity , so ability to liise electron is greater large sized atoms. In high nuclear charge it is difficult to lose electron . The electropositivity of elements depends upon the nuclear charge it is difficult to lose electron . The electropositivity of elements depends upon the nuclear charge

Question: 845

Write two properties of silver

Answer: 845

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1: Silver is a white Lustrous metal

2: Silver is good conductor of heat and electricity

3: Silver is a very malleable and ductile

Question: 846

Write down two significance of non-metals

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1: Non-metals are essential part of the body structure of all living things . Human body is made up of about 28 elements . But about 96% of the mass

of the human body is made up of just 4 elements i-e oxygen 65% carbon 18%, hydrogen 10% , and nitrogen 3% . Similarly plant bodies are made up of cellulose,

which is compose of carbon , hydrogen , and oxygen

Question: 847

Why alkali metals are extremenly reactive ?

Answer: 847

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Alkali metals : The elements in the first group of the periodic table are calleed alkali metals

Reactive of alkali metals :

Alkali metals are extrmely reactive elements because of their ns 1 valence shell electronic configuration . These metals only have one electronin theor valence shell , which can be easily

given out

Question: 848

How chlorine chemical react with dilute ?

Answer: 848

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Chlorine react withcold dilute NaCl to give sodium hypochlorite

2NaOH +Cl2 ➜ NaCl +NaOCL + H2O

Question: 849

Write the redox reaction taking place during the electroplating of chromium.

Answer: 849

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Reaction at the electrodes are as Follows:

At anode 40H-➜2H₂O+O₂+4e^-

At cathode C⁺³3e^-➜Cr

Question: 850

Differentiate between oxidation and reduction.

Answer: 850

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Oxidation : Oxidation is defined as addition of oxygen or removal of hydrogen during a chemical reaction

e.g

ZnO + C➜Zn +CO₂

Question: 851

Define halogens . give example .

Answer: 851

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Halogens : The element of group 17 called halogens

Example : Chlorine , Fluorine , Bromine etc

Question: 852

Anode of downs cell is made up of non metal , what is its name ?

Answer: 852

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Anode of down cell is made of non-metal , Its name is graphite . The Cl^-ions are oxidized to give Cl₂ gas at anode

Question: 853

6: Complete the following chemical equation :

1: Ca + H2 ➜ , 2: Ca + Cl2

Answer: 853

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Calcium reacts with hydrogen at high temperature of form hydrides

1: Ca +H2 ➜ CaH2

Question: 854

Write down two uses of gold .

Answer: 854

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Because of its inertness in atmosphere , it is an ornamental metal as well as used in making coins . Gold is too soft to be used as such

It is always alloyed with copper, silver or some other metal

Question: 855

Give chemical reaction of H₂ and Cl₂ and l₂Reaction of H₂ with Cl₂ :

Answer: 855

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H2 reacts with Cl2 only in the presence of sunlight

H₂ + Cl₂ ➜ 2HCL

Question: 856

Why platinum is used as for making jewellery ?

Answer: 856

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Platinum is very important metal . It is rust free and nin-reactive with oxygen and other gases which are present in atmosphere . Platinum is used to make .

jewellery items because of its unique properties like colour , beauty , strenght , flexibilty and resistance to tarnish

Question: 857

Which factors affect the non-metallic character ?

Answer: 857

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Non-metallic character depends upon Electron affinity and electronegativity

Question: 858

Give the non-metallic trend in halogens .

Answer: 858

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Elements of group of periodic table consists of fluorine ,chlorine, bromine , iodine . and astatine

Their non-metallic nature decrease down the group . Fuorine is most metallic ,while iodine is least non-metallic

Question: 859

Write the names of noble metals .

Answer: 859

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The metals which give least reactions are called noble metals

Question: 860

Why nitrogen is necessary for safety of life on earth ?

Answer: 860

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Nitrigen is 78% in atmosphere and is necessary for safety of life on earth . It controls the fire and combustion process ,

otherwise all the things around us could burn with a single flame

Question: 861

WHat do you know about the oxidizing characteristics of halogens ?

Answer: 861

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Chlorine is the most poweful oxidizing agent. Oxidizing property of halogens is decreased from top to bottom . All halogens react with hydrogen gbas in the

presence of light and catalyst to make halides . Stability of their hydrogen halides are given below

HF > HCL > HBR > HI

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