INORG

1. Substance that gives off hydroxide ion

2. When a solid solute dissolves in a liquid solvent the term is called miscibility. When a liquid solution dissolves
in term is solubility
 ONLY STATEMENT 1 IS INCORRECT
 ONLY STATEMENT 1 IS CORRECT
 BOTH CORRECT
 BOTH INCO
3. STATEMENT 1: Non-metals and non-metals form an ionic bond
STATEMENT 2: Due to the strong bonds of ionic compound, they have lower melting point STATEMENT 3:
Non-metals and metals form a covalent bond
STATEMENT 4: Covalent compounds can create hydrogen bond when mixed in water, hence covalent bonds
are easily broken
 ALL CORRECT
 1&3 INCO
 2& 4 CORRECT
 1, 2 & 4 INCO
 4 CORRECT
4. The following elements are members Anion group V except
 Ammonium
 Lithium
 Sodium
 Aota
 nota
5. What type of chemical reaction is involve SO3 + H2O = H2SO4
 Double displacement
 Metathesis
 Synthesis
 Single displacement
 nota
6. When metals lose electrons, the metal ion now becomes
 Electropositive cation
 Electropositive anion
 Electronegative anion
 Electronegative cation
7. Overlapping of electron orbitals and has lesser tendency to conduct electricity is what ype of chemical
compound
 Ionic
 Mixture
 Element
 Covalent
 aota
8. If two reactants yield a single products, the process is called\
 Double displacement
 Analysis
 synthesis
 Single displacement
 nota
9. the product in the reaction above is classified as an ? MgO + H2O = 2Mg(OH)2
 non-metallic hydroxide
 salt
  non-metal oxide
 metal oxide
 metallix hydroxide
10. Predict the product of the following reactants: Barium Chloride and Silver Nitrate
 Agcl+ ba2no3
 Agcl+bano3
 Agcl+ba(no3)2
 Agcl+ba2no3
11. The following are classified under Cation Group III, except:
 Tin & barium
 Barium & chromium
 Chromium
 Barium
 Tin
12. Statement I: Cation is a positive ion. Anode is a negative electron
Statement 2: H froms a covalent bond with Br
Statement 3: Anode is a negative electrode
Statement 4: Al forms an ionic bond with Cl
 3 & 4 incorrec
 1,2, 3 correct
 2 & 3 incorrect
 1,2,4 correct
 All correct

ORGCHEM

1.

 Tertiary amine
 Secondary amine
 Primary amine

2. Considered as the most stable:

 Syneperiplanar-eclipsed
 Anticlinal-eclipsed
 Anti
 Gauche

3. Test solution B was heated with a solution containing NaOH, Ethanol and Distilled water. AgNO3 was then added
into the mixture producing a very pale yellow precipitate. What is the name of the precipitate?

 AgBr
 AgF
 Agl
 AgCl

4. Based on the given choices, which is considered as the least stable:

 Boat
 Twist boat
 Half chair
 Chair
5.

What is the positive result in this reaction?

 Blue coloration
 Red coloration
 Green coloration
 White coloration

6.

How many asymmetric carbons are present?

 3
 1
 4
 2

7. if arranged in increasing order, which of the ff will have higher…

 Br
 O
 S
 Cl

8.

What is the positive result in this reaction?

 Blue coloration
 Green coloration
 Red coloration
 White coloration
9.

 Petrolatum
 Methanol
 Vitamin a
 Benzene
 Ethanol

10.

Which pair of structure represent the same compound?

 I & II
 III & IV
 II & III
 IV & V
 III & IV

11.

Structures I & II are:

 Constitutional Isomers
 Enantiomers
 Diastereomers
 NOTA

PCHEM 3

1. The endpoint in the Assay of Boric Acid

2. The Assay of Tartaric Acid is governed by what principle
3. The following assays employ direct titration method, except,
 Tartaric acid
 Boric acid assay
 Hydrochloric acid assay
 Aluminum acetate
 Diluted phosphoric acid
4. Errors that recur in a constant manner in each series of determination
5. The endpoint of the titration using this type of indicator is when the color of the silver halide ppt changes
abruptly because of the absorbed indicators
  Eosin y TS
 FERRIC ALUM
 POTASSIUM CHROMATE
 EDTA
 NOTA
6. Statement 1: Quality assurance prevent defects in the process of product
Statement 2: Quality Control ensures quality in the processes are developed
 ONLY STATEMENT 2 IS CORRECT
 ONLY STATEMENT 1 IS CORRECT
 BOTH CORRECT
 BOTH INCO
7. It is a reagent that is extremely pure and stable and has a high molecular weight and is used to standardized
the volumetric solution
8. Four methods employed in precipitation titrations for establishing the equivalence point, except:
 Formation of a colored adsorption compound
 Formation of a non-turbid or clear supernatant solution
 Formation of a colored secondary precipitate
 Formation of chelates
 Formation of colored complex ion
9. In the Neutralization Method of Titration, an indicator is added into the solution containing the analyte to
assist in the determination of the end point. When equal amounts of the titrant and the titrand have
reacted, the color of the solution changes. What causes the change in color?
 Change in ph
 Aota
 Change in concentration
 Change in temperature
10. The end point of the titration using this type of indicator is when the color of the silver halide ppt changes
abruptly because of the adsorbed indicator ions
 Eosin y TS
 FERRIC ALUM
 POTASSIUM CHROMATE
 EDTA
 NOTA
11. In direct acidimetric titrations, the volumetric solution used is a/an _____ and the analyte is a/an
 base, excess base
 acid, base
 base, acid
 acid, excess acid