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A piece ofmc rnl is rcncted with an ac i,\
Crystals of sodium chlor iM arc BEST
dcscri bcdas rnproduce hydrogcn gas. Which of thc
following ste ps shoul d I><, e mployed in
(A) ionic u, derl o incrcasc thcrnteof th c reaction?
(B ) metallic
J lnc rcasin g thctempcraturc a twhich
(C) mok-cular
thercactioniscarriedout
(D) macromo lec ular
11 Subd i~iding thepieceofmetal
Ill Reduci ng the concc ntratio nof the
acid
Wh ich of the following substanc es does
N OT cond uct e lectricity?
(Al I and II o nly
(A) L ead
(Bl landlllo nly
(B} Coppe r (C) !land lll on!y
(C) Ethanol (D) l,l! and Ill
(DJ Ethanoica ci d

WhichofthcfoHo w ingsubstances reacts

Two sol utions are co m i~ed in order 10 with an acid, liberati ng a gas which tu rn s
dernonstratee ndot hc rm icchange. Which li111 cwa1ermilky?
of the fo llowi ng tech niques wo ul d be
MOST appropriate? (A) Methylornngc
(B) Barium chloride
(A) Taking mass readin gs (C) Caki umcarbonale
(B) Taking temperature readings (D) Magnes ium n1ctal
(CJ Monitoring thcpHoflhe so!utions
(D) Car eful ly o bserving co lour
changes
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8- 8-·-·-8-·- 8·- II
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 '"''." 'piM ofmago<>i om,ibboo is born> ~
17. Which of1 hc following is the corre<l J I. ,na,r, magnes ,uni o xide is fonned. The
fommla foramm<>nium carb,,)nolc? magnes iu moxideis thenp laced in water
nndtcstedwithlitmus w lution,whic hturns
(A) Nll,CO,
(fl) Nll,(CO, ),
!"l>e exp,,rim cnt above s ho wsth atmagne •
(C) (NH,),CO,
,iumox ide is
(DJ (NH,), (CO,),
(A) insoluble
( fl) nounal
Wllichofd1efol10,.·ingcompour.dsi s solublc (C) acid ic
·-·n!dwarer?
(0) basic
(A) Ladsulfate
(ll) Lead nitrate
32 Which o f the following substances is an
(C) Leadchloridc
irr, ponam con stimenlofch lorophy ll ?
(D) Leodcorbonate
(A) lro n
29. Whcnaconcentrated solutionofsod ium (B) Co rpcr
ch loridci,clectrolysedusin g car!>on (C) C alcium
e!ecu-odes. (DJ Magnesium

(A) chlorinei sli!>cratedat!hel!lo,.lc

(B) sod ium is lib<:,a1cd atthcca1hode 33. Sulfur is uw d in which of tl,~ fo llowin g
(C) theso lutionattheano,Jcisacidic ))fO<:osso>"/
(DJ thesolutiona1thecathodei,acidic
I Vukanizat ionor rubb<: r
JI E~trnction of iron frrnn iro n o r~
JO. Which of lhe following swemcms is 1rue l1l Manufacture o fexplos i\"CS
forthcequa1ion!>clow?
\ A) l and ll o nly
Mg(s) + H, S0,(11<j) - MgSO.(aq) + H,(!:) ( B) landlll on l)
(C) lland !Jl on ly
(A) l lydrogcni soxidi2edfro111 0 to + I. (D) 1.llandll!
(B) Hydrogen is rcducedfrom +2to0 .
(CJ M;_: isoxidizedfrom01 0+2
(D) Mg is reduuJtfom +2 to O.
34. Potassi um isnmetnl. From tll is in format io n
ONLY. itn1ay be ded uced 1hat po1assi u1n

(,\) isso f!

,c,
(BJ 1s veryreac1ivc
hnsa low rnel!in g poim
<DJ isagoodco nduc1o r ofckci11c,1)
 Whic h oflhefo\l ow ingproccdures canbc
Which of the following observations is JS. used toidcntifynrnmonLa ga5?
expected when aqueous sih·er nitrate is
added toaqucou spotassiumchloridc? (A) Passin gtl1cgasthrough limcwatcr
(UJ l'lacing aburning sp lintinajarof
(A) ApungelllgMiscvolve.J thcgas
(B) Ablueprecipita\cappears (C) Plncing n g\owingsplin t inajar of
(C) Awhile preci pitate appears thcgns
(D) A brown precipitate appears. (D) Placingmoistredandbluelitmus
papcr in ajarofthe gas

WhLeh ofthcfo\lowingmctnlswi\lrcac!
MOST vigorou sly with dilute add? Amrnoniarnnybeproduccdinthelnboratory
byheating amixture ofammoniumchlorid e
{Al Copper
{B)
(C)
!ron
L<,ad
'"'
(A) ammonium sulfate
(DJ Zi nc ( Il l calciu mh ydrox ide
(CJ calcium ch loride
37. Whichofthcfollowingstatcmentsexpl ains (D) co pp er
why, ov ert im e, aluminium products do
NOTdctcrioratcinairasdoironproducts?
refer to the extraction of
(A) Alu mi nlumis lowcrthanironinthc alumini1,mfrombauxi1e
activityserics, tlicrcforc itreact s
less ,cadilywithair thaniron.
(BJ Al umin ium is hi gher up in the 40. Cryolitcisuscd
acti¥ityseriesthaniron,then:fon:
11,smorcres1stanttocorrosion (A) to lower the mehing point of th e
1haniron electrolyte
(C ) Bmh mctals form oxide coats but (BJ a~ a source of add itional ions
the alu mi niu m oxide prevents (CJ 1oprotectthe cnrbon a11ode
fu rther reaction while til e iron ( D) as the c\cc trolytc
oxide docs not
(DJ Bol h metals form hydroxide coai s
but the aluminit1m hydroxide 4 1, T hccnrbonanodcten ds to
prc,·enl5 funhcrreaction wh ile
lhc iro n hydroxidedocs nol
(A ) react wit i1 1hccryoli1e
(U) be oxidized by oxygen
(C) di ssolw in 1hc dcc1ro l)t~
(Dl L>c oxidi zcdbytl uorincfrom(')'o\ik
 ,~:,~!;"'""foll owi"g ,q,wem sol•"'°'"" ill P""'""'' 1eJJow P"' ipi1«e " ilh """''"'" poi,,ss,,,

!ii g 1:: :'.ti:,:~;,

Whic h of lhe lollowi ng i,<iar~ lnte o f 11011 met al s'/

I.
II.
Ill

(A) ll! o nl)

IB) land JI on ly
(CJ ! ;i nd l!l only
(DJ J, ll aodll l

!Jexa ne i, an olkane wit h <ix ca rbon ato ms per mo lc~u lc . Wh ich uf1l 1,· 10110" ic,r ,~ 111,· 1l' m,u l.,
fo r hc,cane?

(A) C_I Ju
(13) C. H,.
(C) c.H,.
(DJ c . H,.

fil.!n..:!1r, fe rsiorloe fo/k,wi ngslr!1Gt m csof1wo or,;a11iccompoo, nds, I an d

fo rm ulai s C, H, O

H Ji II
II II H
I I I
11 - c -c-c- 11 I I I
II - C- C -c - 0 11
I I I
11 OJI II I I I
II II H
Com puunJI
Corn pou nd l l

Crn n po1111J, J ,md II ;,re• known ,,. the

(A) isc1me rsofC ,H,O

:~i ~::1~;~;-~·: t~~'.:_: :;~:\~1)/~'.{;

( 8) iso top~sofC,H,O
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46. Which of the following featu~s is NOT true of all homologous series of compounds?

Themembcrsoftheserieshavc

(A) the same functional group

(B) thesa111 e generalformula
(C) simi lar chemical properties
(D) the same emp irical formula

ll£tn..i1 refors to the following equation.

II II II II
I I I !
II - C - C =C - C - 11 X

'
H '
H

Whati s thccorrccts\rucl<,ralformulaforX?

II II JI II
I l I I
(Al H - C - C - C - C - 11
I I I I
Br Br II II

II II II II
I I I I
(BJ 11 - C - C - C - C - II
I I I I
II llr llr 11

H II 11 11
I I I I
(CJ ll-C -C-C -C-11
I I I I
IJr II ll Br

II Ii 11 11
I I I I
(D J 11-C-C-C-c_u
I I I I
II Br Ii llr
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"""-" " ''"'" '"' fu"> ,,,.,.,~ ""''""' '"'""'" ,rc,,.,e,,"" Q. R ,,.d S ,how" b<low.
II II II
11 II
u-c-J - c,f
0 Ill ,fo
11 -,-c'\. '{ 1 -,-1-1-0- H
I I I
I
H
I
11
,
0 -11 1 0-,-11 II II 11

II

48. ~%~:.~f the followin, cou« lly identifies 1ho h omologm,s series IO whid, ,·ach co mrcu,nd

r:=r::-~Q
~=:r::=~-=---,~ -

;t:Ilt';' """"·"··••brn . ,... w,oc,oc,,ow;,,, ,., ...... ,.,,e1, T,..... ,.,,,,."

(D) esror
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50. Whenahydrocarbonmolcculeiscrackcd,
Whichofthcfo!lowingisthcfullydispbycd 51.
whichof thefo!lowingsma ll crmo!cculcs
structuralfonnulaof2-bromobu tane?
nreproduced?

II ll II U Anal kane
I I I l Ana lkcnc
(A) H-C-C - C -C - H !II . An alcohol
'
Br '
II '
II
(A) l and II on ly
(BJ l and Ill on ly
II JI (CJ II a nd Ill on ly

7 - 7 - - II
11 I I l, ll and[[l
(DJ
(B) H:::c =
Br II II
,\ polyamidc is formed by a condensation
reactionbctweenamolcculecontaining
II II II H
I I I I
(C) 11-C -C -C -C - ll (A) at least one -COOH group and

II' '
Br '
II
another conta ining at least one
-NH,group
(8) a1leastone -OHgroupandanothcr
containing at leas t one -COOH
'i 11 - ~ - 111/ (CJ
group
atleast o nc-OHgroupand ;inothcr
(0) H -C-C-C - 11 comaining:itlcastonc -NH , group
'
II '
Br
(DJ two -OH groups and anot her
conta ining two -COOH groups
 sm,ighhh , ,., ~

~J. \\'hich of ,h c folio" ir, ~ mo le<:<i l-,r fonn ul,,c reprc,rn h lhe :olc<J h"I wl 11, e ho ilin;• r ,+ ir i, 1 (,() 0
<-''
(/\) Cll ,(Cll,),011

( B) CJl ,( CH,l,QH

(C) CH,ICH ,),011

( D1 Cf!,(CH,), OH

S~. Whjch rc:1<1ion irivnh·cs 1hc h,, j]jn ~ ofa 55 . rl1e M/\ JOR naluralso L11 cc• v: .tlka,,c
1:,1 or oil with :,qu~uu, <Odium hydro~ide ·,lkene
{rnu, ti csoJaj? 3

( S)
(A) (BJ
(BJ (CJ
(C) fD )
10,

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· Whie h o_fthc fo\lowingeom pound,can 58 . Whichofthcfollowing , ub,toi,cc, i,KOT
dccolourizc potassi11m manga nai<'(V!lj? a polymer?

(A) Nylon
It \I ( BJ l'rolc in

(A) 1 -1-1-11 (C)

(D)
Fructose
Cellulose,

59 _ so~plcs< detcrgeni, •re

\ A) made from fats

(B) (BJ all biodc~radable
(C) ·norgan·cma!er"a ls
(D) nota!Tec1cJbyhardwa1cr

It y Ill
(CJ 11 - c - c - c - 11
1
,1 k k
It Ii
H-l-1-J\
{D)

11 - C-ll
I

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60 The fern,e r,l:llionof sugars. usin g gl ucose '1 S the submmc . can be represe nted by the c~uauon

(A ) C, 11.,0,+ C, H.,O, - C.,H ,,O ,, +ll,0

\Bl C,11,,0, + 60, - 6CO, + 6!1,0

(C) C/1,,0, - 2C,H,O H +2 CO,

(D ) 6CO, + 611,0..., C,11,,0, + 60,

EN D Ot" TES" I

IFYOlJ FI NIS H DF:FORE Tl ~![ IS CALLED, Cl l [C K YUll R WUl(K ON TIii " T l " 1.