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List A List B (a) = (iv)

(1) (a) Heat liberated by a reaction (i) reduces chlorine to hydrogen chloride (b) = (vi)
(b) sodium chloride (ii ) ammonia can be formed (c) = (vii)
(c) Electrolytic techigue (iii) mild oxidizing agent (d) = (ii )
(d) Nitrides react with water (iv) assigned by negative sign (e) =(i)
(e) sulphur dioxide (v ) indicated by the value of pKa (f) = (iii)
(f) Iodine (vi) employed for the seasoning of foods (g) = (v )
(g) strength of acid (vii) gives the metals of the highest purity

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(2) (a) potential energy (i) Iron pyrites (a) = (vii)
(b) sodium (ii ) Proton donor (b) = (iv)
(c) FeS2 (iii) concentrated H2SO4 (c) =(i)
(d) Nitrogen (iv) soft metal, may be cut easily with a knife (d) = (vi)
(e) powerful oxidizing agent (v ) Bromine (e) = (iii)
(f) chocking irritating smell (vi) conversion of atmospheric N2 to nitrate (f) = (v )
(g) An acid (vii) Energy due to the position of the body (g) = (ii )

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(3) (a) NH4Cl dissolved in water (i) silvery-white metal (a) = (iv)
(b) Magnesium (ii ) Haber process (b) =(i)
(c) Fe2O3 (iii) bleaching powder (c) = (vii)
(d) Manufacture of ammonia (iv) endothermic reaction (d) = (ii )
(e) Monoclinic sulphur (v ) loses a proton with difficulty (e) = (vi)
(f) CaOCl2 (vi) needle-like crystals (f) = (iii)
(g) weak acid (vii) haematite (g) = (v )

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(4) (a) Endothermic reaction (i) the most electronegative elements (a) = (iv)
(b) Na (ii ) turns lead nitrate paper black (b) = (vi)
(c) Brass (iii) hydride of nitrogen (c) = (vii)
(d) NH3 (iv) glucose is dissolved in water (d) = (iii)
(e) H2S (v ) salt of strong acid and weak base (e) = (ii )
(f) Halogen (vi) reacts vigorously with water (f) =(i)
(g) Ammonium chloride (vii) alloy of copper (g) = (v )

List A List B (a) = (vi)

(5) (a) Electrical energy (i) liquid at room temperature (b) = (vii)
(b) Alkali metals (ii ) needle-like crystals (c) = (iv)
(c) Bauxite (iii) Fractional distillation of liquid air (d) = (iii)
(d) Nitrogen (iv) aluminium oxide (e) = (ii )
(e) Monoclinic sulphur (v ) acceptor of protons (f) =(i)
(f) Bromine (vi) produced by a generator (g) = (v )
(g) A base (vii) s-block elements

List A List B (a) = (vii)

(6) (a) NH4Cl dissolved in water (i) washing soda (b) =(i)
(b) Na2CO3, 10H2O (ii ) crystalline form (c) = (v )
(c) Fe2O3 (iii) neutral solution (d) = (vi)
` (d) Manufacture of ammonia (iv) iodine (e) = (ii )
(e) Rhombic sulphur (v ) haematite (f) = (iv)
(f) Halogen in solid form (vi) Haber process (g) = (iii)
(g) pOH=7 (vii) endothermic reaction

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(a) = (vii)
(7) (a) NH4Cl dissolved in water (i) haematite
(b) = (iv)
(b) Aluminium (ii ) manufacture of nitric acid
(c) =(i)
(c) Important ore of iron (iii) group VII B elements
(d) = (ii )
(d) Ammonia-oxidation process (iv) strong reducing agent
(e) = (vi)
(e) sulphur trioxide (v ) pOH = 7
(f) = (iii)
(f) powerful oxidizing agent (vi) a whit solid below 17C (g) = (v )
(g) Neutral solution (vii) endothermic reaction
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(8) (a) chemical energy ( i ) like carbon and oxygen
(a) = (iv)
(b) slaked lime (ii ) a colourless gas with a sweetish colour
(b) = (vi)
(c) Gold and Silver (iii) a pure acid
(c) = (vii)
(d) Dinitrogen oxide (iv) depends upon structures
(d) = (ii )
(e) sulphur can exist in different (v ) explodes when mixed with yellow
(e) =(i)
Allotropic forms phosphorus
(f) = (v )
(f) Bromine (vi) manufacture of bleaching powder
(g) = (iii)
(g) A concentrated acid (vii) occur native in the earth's crust

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(9) (a) Heat of combustion (i) starch (a) = (iv)
(b) photographic hypo (ii ) C10H16 (b) = (iii)
(c) Alloys (iii) Na2S2O3. 5H2O (c) = (vii)
(d) Nitroline (iv) measured by bomb calorimeter (d) = (vi)
(e) Carbohydrate (v ) ionic product of water (e) =(i)
(f) Turpentine (vi) mixture of CaCN2 and C (f) = (ii )
(g) Kw (vii) majority of the metallic substance (g) = (v )

List A List B (a) = (iii)

(10) (a) Chemical energy (i) hydrated iron(III) oxide (b) = (iv)
(b) Purgative (ii ) liquid under ordinary conditions (c) =(i)
(c) Rust (iii) depending on structures (d) = (vii)
(d) Ammonia (iv) MgSO4. 7H2O (e) = (vi)
(e) solid sulphur (v ) weak conjugate base (f) = (ii )
(f) Br2 (vi) two crystalline forms (g) = (v )
(g) hydrochloric acid (vii) fountain experiment

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(11) (a) The temperature of surrounding (i) turns potassium permanganate solution (a) = (iv)
decrease colourless (b) = (vi)
(b) Alumina (ii ) neutral to litmus (c) = (vii)
(c) Recycling metals (iii) strong oxidizing agents (d) = (ii )
(d) Nitrogen oxide (iv) endothermic reaction (e) =(i)
(e) Hydrogen sulphide (v ) an alkaline solution (f) = (iii)
(f) Halogens (vi) amphoteric oxide (g) = (v )
(g) pH > 7 (vii) can save money

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(12) (a) Potential energy (i) amphoteric hydroxide (a) = (iv)
(b) sodium aluminate (ii ) N2O (b) = (v )
(c) Zn(OH)2 (iii) black shiny solid (c) =(i)
(d) Neutral oxide (iv) due to the position of a body (d) = (ii )
(e) Rhombic sulphur (v ) NaAl (OH)4 (e) = (vii)
(f) Iodine (vi) BF3(s) (f) = (iii)
(g) Lewis acid (vii) yellow solid crystal (g) = (vi)

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(13) (a) 1 cal (i) sublime substances (a) = (iv)
(b) Magnesium sulphate (ii ) solvent of Iodine (b) = (v )
(c) Rusting (iii) amphiprotic molecule (c) = (vii)
(d) Ammonium chloride (iv) to increase 1 g of water by 1C (d) =(i)
(e) sulphur dioxide (v ) used as a purgative in midicine (e) = (vi)
(f) potassium iodide solution (vi) bleaches colouring matter (f) = (ii )
(g) water (vii) the most common form of corrosion (g) = (iii)

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(14) (a) burning in oxygen (i) copper (a) = (iv)
(b) caustic soda (ii ) acidic solution (b) = (iii)
(c) Electrical conductor (iii) NaOH (c) =(i)
(d) Carbon dioxide in dry air (iv) combustion (d) = (vii)
(e) solid sulphur (v ) potassium iodide solution (e) = (vi)
(f) solvent for iodine (vi) two crystalline forms (f) = (v )
(g) pH = 5 (vii) about 0.03% by volume (g) = (ii )
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(15) (a) Endothermic process (i) amphiprotic (a) = (iii)
(b) Epsom salt (ii ) a dehydrating agent (b) = (v )
(c) Bauxite (iii) surrounding temperature decrease (c) = (iv)
` (d) Haber process (iv) an important source of aluminium
(d) = (vi)
(e) sulphur acid (v ) used as a purgative in medicine (e) = (ii )
(f) Tincture of iodine (vi) the manufacturing method of ammonia (f) = (vii)
(g) water (vii) used in the treatment of small cuts and (g) = (i)
wounds

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(16) (a) Freezing of ice (i) argentite (a) = (iii)
(b) NaHSO4 (ii ) chlorine (b) = (vi)
(c) silver ore (iii) heat evolving process (c) =(i)
(d) Test for the solubility of ammonia (iv) turn blue litmus to pink (d) = (vii)
(e) Hydrogen sulphide (v ) acid base indicator (e) = (iv)
(f) Sterilizing agent (vi) Leblance process (f) = (ii )
(g) Methyl orange (vii) Fountain experiment (g) = (v )

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(17) (a) Endothermic (i) amphoteric oxide (a) = (vi)
(b) Alkaline Earth metals (ii ) a base (b) = (v )
(c) Zinc oxide (iii) reducing property (c) =(i)
(d) Manufacture of HNO3 (iv) ammonia oxidation process (d) = (iv)
(e) SO2 (v ) magnesium calcium (e) = (iii)
(f) chlorine (vi) ΔH is positive (f) = (vii)
(g) Proton acceptor (vii) less reactive then fluorine (g) = (ii )

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(18) (a) Heat of combustion (i) a soft metal (a) = (iv)
(b) sodium (ii ) lighter than air (b) =(i)
(c) Reducing agent (iii) Bleaching agent (c) = (vii)
(d) Ammonia (iv) always negative (d) = (ii )
(e) sulphur dioxide gas (v ) accepts proton easily (e) = (vi)
(f) chloring gas (vi) an acid oxide (f) = (iii)
(g) A strong base (vii) carbon (g) = (v )

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(19) (a) Thermal energy (i) Tough and brittle (a) = (vi)
(b) Na2PbO2 (ii ) red volatile liquid (b) = (vii)
(c) Hard steel (iii) yellow needle-like crystals (c) =(i)
(d) Dinitrogen oxide (iv) Kw (d) = (v )
(e) Monoclinic sulphur (v ) sweetish odour (e) = (iii)
(f) Bromine (vi) effect of temperature (f) = (ii )
(g) Ionic product (vii) sodium plumbite (g) = (iv)

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(20) (a) combustion (i) an ingredient of paint (a) = (iii)
(b) Red lead (ii ) causes burns on the flesh (b) =(i)
(c) Sodium and potassium (iii) burning in oxygen (c) = (iv)
(d) Ammonia (iv) used as coolant for nuclear reactors (d) = (vii)
(e) sulphur dioxide (v ) indicate the purity of water (e) = (vi)
(f) liquid bromine (vi) bleaches colourting matter by reduction (f) = (ii )
(g) conductivity (vii) a dense white fumes form when mixed (g) = (v )
with hydrogen chloride gas

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(21) (a) standard enthalpy change (i) chlorine
(a) = (vii)
(b) white pigment (ii ) H2S gas is evolved
(b) = (iii)
(c) Heamitite (iii) PbCO3
(c) = (vi)
(d) major constituent of the atmosphere (iv) weak acids or weak bases
(d) = (v )
(e) The action of dilute H2SO4 on FeS (v ) nitrogen
(e) = (ii )
(f) To sterilize water for use domestic (vi) Fe2O3
(f) =(i)
and industrial
(g) = (iv)
(g) Indicators (vii) measured at 298 K and 1 atm
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(22) (a) Joule (i) pungent smell (a) = (v )
(b) silver (ii ) to prevent the stell structure rusting (b) = (iii)
(c) coating with plastic (iii) may be found in nature as the free (c) = (ii )
element (d) = (vii)
(d) Nitrogen (iv) antiseptic properties (e) =(i)
(e) sulphur dioxide (v ) the unit of heat change (f) = (iv)
(f) Iodine (vi) a monobasic acid (g) = (vi)
(g) HCl (vii) colourless and odourless gas

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(23) (a) Enthaply (i) bauxite (a) = (ii )
(b) Na2CO3 (ii ) the heat change occurring at constant (b) = (iii)
pressure (c) =(i)
(c) Al2O3 (iii) used for softenting of hard water
(d) = (vii)
(d) NH3 (iv) soft, sticky, rubber-like substance (e) = (iv)
(e) plastic sulphur (v ) most electronegative element (f) = (v )
(f) fluorine (vi) acid-base indicator (g) = (vi)
(g) phenol red (vii) turns moist red litmus paper blue

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(24) (a) 4.18 J (i) dinitrogen oxide (a) = (vi)
(b) washing soda (ii ) contact process (b) = (vii)
(c) Bronze (iii) most electronegative element (c) = (v )
` (d) laughing gas (iv) basic property (d) =(i)
(e) Manufacture of sulphuric acid (v ) 90 percent copper and 10 percent tin (e) = (ii )
(f) Fluorine (vi) 1 cal (f) = (iii)
(g) The presence of lone pair electrons (vii) Na2CO3. 10H2O (g) = (iv)

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(25) (a) Neutralization (i) it dissolves the noble metal gold (a) = (iv)
(b) Alum (ii ) CaOCl2. 2H2O (b) = (vi)
(c) Ammonium iron (II) sulphate (iii) show allotropy (c) = (vii
(d) Aqua-regia (iv) reaction between any acid and a base (d) =(i)
(e) sulphur (v ) dissociation contant of the indicator (e) = (iii)
(f) Bleaching powder (vi) K2SO4.Al2(SO4)3. 24H2O (f) = (ii )
(g) KIn (vii) (NH4)2SO4.FeSO4. 6H2O (g) = (v )

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(26) (a) Exothermic reaction (i) process for the extraction of high
melting Point metals from their oxides (a) = (iii)
(b) Thermit reaction (ii ) naturally occurring compound (b) =(i)
of fluorine (c) = (v )
(c) Slag (iii) evolving heat (d) = (vii)
(d) Ammonia is dried by (iv) an alkaline (e) = (vi)
(e) Hydrogen sulphide (v ) CaSiO3 (f) = (ii )
(f) Cryolite (vi) rotten egg smell (g) = (iv)
(g) pH > 7 (vii) quicklime

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(27) (a) ΔH is negative value (i) Pb3O4 (a) = (iii)
(b) Glauber's salt (ii ) yellow colour in acid (b) = (vi)
(c) An ingredient of paint (iii) dilution of sulphuric acid (c) =(i)
(d) Dinitrogen oxide (iv) Oleum (d) = (v )
(e) H2SO4. SO3 (v ) used as an anesthetic (e) = (iv)
(f) compound of fluorine (vi) Na2SO4 . 10H2O (f) = (vii)
(g) phenol red (vii) Cryolite (g) = (ii )

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(28) (a) H2SO4 react with NaOH (i) a brightly glowing splint (a) = (vi)
(b) lead (ii ) soft, sticky, rubber-like substance (b) = (iv)
(c) Easier to extract (iii) halogens (c) = (vii)
(d) Dinitrogen oxide (iv) extracted by reduction method (d) =(i)
(e) plastic sulphur (v ) weak organic acid (e) = (ii )
(f) salt formers (vi) heat evolved (f) = (iii)
(g) Ethenedioic acid (vii) Magnesium (g) = (v )
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List A List B (a) = (v )

(29) (a) Electrial energy produced (i) ammonia (b) = (iv)
(b) sodium (ii ) chlorine (c) = (vii)
(c) Haematite (iii) 1 x 10-14 mole2dm-6 (d) =(i)
(d) Extremely soluble in water (iv) very reactive metal (e) = (vi)
(e) FeS2 (v ) generator (f) = (ii )
(f) Bleaching agent (vi) iron pyrites (g) = (iii)
(g) Ionic product of water (vii) roasted in air

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(30) (a) Exothemic reaction (i) relatively nert
(a) = (vi)
(b) silvery white metal (ii ) Frasch process
(b) = (vii)
(c) Gold and silver (iii) CaOCl2 . H2O(s)
(c) = (v )
(d) Nitrogen gas (iv) an indicator
(d) =(i)
(e) Extraction of sulphur (v ) occur in a native form as the free
(e) = (ii )
metal
(f) = (iii)
(f) Bleaching powder (vi) evolving heat
(g) = (iv)
(g) Phenol red (vii) aluminium

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(31) (a) Neutralizatiion (i) neutral solution (a) = (ii )
(b) chalk (ii ) reaction between any acid and a base (b) = (iv)
(c) copper pyrites (iii) never shows positive oxidation state (c) = (vii)
(d) laughing gas (iv) calcium carbonate (d) = (vi)
(e) sulphur (v ) molecular element (e) = (v )
(f) Fluorine (vi) for minor surgical operation (f) = (iii)
(g) pH = 7 (vii) concentrated by froth floatation (g) = (i)

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(32) (a) Enthalpy change (i) CaSO4 . 2H2O (a) = (iv)
(b) Dolomite (ii ) chlorine (b) = (v )
(c) copper (II) hydroxide (iii) indicator (c) = (vi)
(d) Ammonia (iv) measured under constant pressure (d) = (vii)
(e) Gypsum salt (v ) MgCO3 . CaCO3 (e) =(i)
(f) Bleaching agent (vi) blue (f) = (ii )
(g) Phenol red (vii) turns moist red litmus paper blue (g) = (iii)

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(33) (a) Heat of formation (i) very powerful dehydrating agent
(a) = (v )
(b) carnallite (ii ) exist as liquid and gas at room
(b) = (iv)
temperature
(c) = (vi)
(c) Iron (II) hydroxide (iii) glacial acetic (d) = (vii)
` (d) Dinitrogen oxide (iv) potassium chloride
(e) =(i)
(e) Concentrated sulphuric acid (v ) ΔH (f) = (ii )
(f) Bromine (vi) green (g) = (iii)
(g) weak acid (vii) laughing gas

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(34) (a) 1 Joule (i) turns Pb (NO3)2 paper black
(a) = (iv)
(b) Aluminium ore (ii ) very unstable, radio active element
(b) = (vii)
(c) Iron (III) hydroxide (iii) small amount of acid in aqueous
(c) = (v )
solution
(d) = (vi)
(d) Nitrogen dioxide (iv) 1 volt x 1 coulomb
(e) =(i)
(e) Hydrogen sulphide (v ) brown
(f) = (ii )
(f) Astatine (vi) reddish brown gas
(g) = (iii)
(g) Dilute acid (vii) bauxite

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(35) (a) An endothermic process (i) used in photography (a) = (v )
(b) Alumina (ii ) smell of rotten eggs (b) = (vii)
(c) Silver nitrate (iii) acid – base indicator (c) =(i)
(d) Nitric acid (iv) never shows positive oxidation number (d) = (vi)
(e) Hydrogen sulphide (v ) used as a cooling system (e) = (ii )
(f) Fluorine (vi) powerful oxidizing agent (f) = (iv)
(g) Phenolphthalein (vii) adsorbent in chromatography (g) = (iii)
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(36) (a) Dissolving NH4Cl in water (i) due to its reducing properties (b) = (vi)
(b) Litharge (ii ) characteristic test for a soluble nitrate (c) = (iv)
(c) Rust (iii) completely ionized in water (d) = (ii )
(d) Brown ring (iv) an orange- red powder (e) =(i)
(e) Bleaching action of H2SO3 (v ) iodine (f) = (v )
(f) Halogen in solid form (vi) lead (II) oxide (g) = (iii)
(g) A strong acid (vii) the flask becomes quite cold

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(37) (a) Melting of ice (i) H2S2O7
(b) Epson salt (ii ) naturally occurring compounds of
fluorine (a) = (iv)
(c) Steel (iii) Indicators (b) = (vi)
(d) Dinitrogen oxide (iv) Heat absorbing process (c) = (vii)
(e) Oleum (v ) an anesthetic used for minor surgical (d) = (v )
operation (e) =(i)
(f) Fluorspar (vi) MgSO4 . 7H2O (f) = (ii )
(g) Organic dyes (vii) an alloy of iron with carbon and other (g) = (iii)
Element

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(38) (a) Electrical energy (i) Diatomic molecule (a) = (iii)
(b) Galena (ii ) colorless, oily, heavy liquid (b) = (v )
(c) Rock's salt (iii) produced from a generator (c) = (vi)
(d) Nitric acid (iv) a weak acid (d) = (vii)
(e) Pure sulphuric acid (v ) Sulphide ore of lead (e) = (ii )
(f) Halogen (vi) NaCl (f) =(i)
(g) CH3COOH (vii) colourless, fuming liquid (g) = (iv)

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(39) (a) One calorie (i) A coolant for nuclear reactors
(a) = (iv)
(b) Calcium (ii ) rotten egg smell
(b) = (vi)
(c) Sodium (iii) a molecule having both protophilic and
(c) =(i)
protogenic properties
(d) = (vii)
(d) Manufacture of nitric acid (iv) 4.18 joule
(e) = (ii )
(e) Hydrogen sulphide (v ) choking irritating smell
(f) = (v )
(f) Bromine (vi) A drying agent used in the laboratory
(g) = (iii)
(g) An amphiprotic molecule (vii) ammonia oxidation process

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(40) (a) Chemical energy (i) Hydrogen sulphide (a) = (iii)
(b) Washing soda (ii ) Iodine (b) = (v )
(c) CuSO4 . 5H2O (iii) due to the structure of a substance (c) = (vii)
(d) Reddish brown gas (iv) 14 (d) = (vi)
(e) Smell of rotten egg (v ) Na2CO3 . 10H2O (e) =(i)
(f) Halogen in the solid form (vi) NO2 (f) = (ii )
(g) pH + pOH (vii) Blue color (g) = (iv)

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(41) (a) One calorie (i) Manufacture of Ammonia (a) = (iii)
(b) Washing soda (ii ) bleaches colouring matter (b) = (v )
(c) Zinc blende (iii) to increase 1 g of water by 1C (c) = (vii)
(d) Haber process (iv) Na/Hg (d) =(i)
(e) Sulphur dioxide (v ) NaHCO3 (e) = (ii )
(f) Amalgam (vi) Water (f) = (iv)
(g) Amphiprotic (vii) zinc sulphide (g) = (vi)

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(42) (a) Chemical energy (i) iodine (a) = (ii )
(b) Baking powder (ii ) depend upon structure (b) = (v )
(c) Steel (iii) concentrated sulphuric acid (c) = (vi)
` (d) Nitrogen in atomsphere (iv) donate electrons (d) = (vii)
(e) Powerful oxidizing agent (v ) NaHCO3 (e) = (iii)
(f) Halogen in the solid form (vi) an alloy of iron, carbon and other (f) =(i)
element (g) = (iv)
(g) Base by Lewis (vii) about 79% by volume
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(43) (a) Heat changes (i) a mixture of metal iron and non-metal
carbon (a) = (vi)
(b) Kieserite (ii ) salt of weak acid and strong acid (b) = (vii)
(c) Steel (iii) so reactive and cannot exist free (c) =(i)
in nature (d) = (v )
(d) Brown compound (iv) does not react with cold water (e) = (iv)
(e) Sulphur in solid state (v ) FeSO4 . NO (f) = (iii)
(f) Halogens (vi) result from different kinds of chemical (g) = (ii )
reactions
(g) sodium ethanoate (vii) MgSO4 . H2O

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(44) (a) NH4Cl dissolve in water (i) Halogens
(a) = (iii)
(b) Rock salt (ii ) Donor of electron pair
(b) = (iv)
(c) Bronze (iii) Endothermic process
(c) = (v )
(d) Nitrogen fixing (iv) Sodium chloride
(d) = (vii)
(e) Air pollutant (v ) 90% copper and 10% tin
(e) = (vi)
(f) Salt formers (vi) Sulphur dioxide
(f) =(i)
(g) Base by lewis (vii) Conversion of atmospheric nitrogen to
(g) = (ii )
nitrate of the soil

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(45) (a) Heat liberated by a reaction (i) Test for solubility of ammonia (a) = (iv)
(b) Caustic soda (ii ) Ka (b) = (v )
(c) Alloy of copper (iii) Chlorine (c) = (vi)
(d) Fountain experiment (iv) assigned by negative sign (d) =(i)
(e) Sulphur trioxide (v ) NaOH (e) = (vii)
(f) Chocking unpleasant smell (vi) brass (f) = (iii)
(g) Strength of acid (vii) a white solid below 17C (g) = (ii )

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(46) (a) Potential energy (i) C10H16 (a) = (iii)
(b) Sodium plumbite (ii ) Electron deficient species (b) = (vi)
(c) Magnetite (iii) Due to the position of a body (c) = (iv)
(d) Ammonium chloride (iv) Fe3O4 (d) = (v )
(e) Monoclinic sulphur (v ) Sublimation substance (e) = (vii)
(f) Turpentine (vi) Na2PbO2 (f) =(i)
(g) Lewis acid (vii) Needle like crystal (g) = (ii )

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(47) (a) Potential energy (i) causes burns on the flesh (a) = (v )
(b) Sodium hydrogensulphate (ii ) weak acid (b) = (iii)
(c) Zinc hydroxide (iii) made by the Leblance process (c) = (iv)
(d) Calcium hydroxide (iv) amphoteric (d) = (vi)
(e) Sulphur trioxide (v ) due to the position of body (e) = (vii)
(f) Liquid bromine (vi) slaked lime (f) =(i)
(g) Large pKa value (vii) absorbed in 98% H2SO4 to form oleum (g) = (ii )

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(48) (a) Kinetic energy (i) salt of strong acid and strong base (a) = (iv)
(b) Soda ash (ii ) SO3 (b) = (vi)
(c) Iron (iii) halogen (c) = (v )
(d) CO2 in dry air (iv) energy due to the moving body (d) = (vii)
(e) Oxidation number of S is +6 (v ) rust fairly rapidly in moist air (e) = (ii )
(f) Group VIIB elements (vi) Na2CO3 (f) = (iii)
(g) NaCl (vii) about 0.03% by volume (g) = (i)

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(49) (a) Sulphuric acid with water (i) Neutral solution (a) = (v )
(b) White pigment (ii ) Alloy of copper (b) = (iv)
(c) Brass (iii) Potassium iodide solution (c) = (ii )
(d) Nitrolime (iv) Basic lead carbonate (d) = (vii)
(e) Rhombic sulphur (v ) Heat evolving process (e) = (vi)
(f) Solvent for iodine (vi) occurs as yellow, solid crystals (f) = (iii)
(g) pOH = 7 (vii) Mixture of calcium cyanarmide (g) = (i)
and carbon
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(50) (a) Exothermic reaction (i) inter halogen compound (b) = (iv)
(b) Magnesium (ii ) black (c) = (v )
(c) Plating zinc on iron (iii) buffer solution (d) = (vi)
(d) Nitric acid (iv) silvery white metal (e) = (ii )
(e) HgS (v ) galvanization (f) =(i)
(f) BrF5 (vi) ammonia oxidation process (g) = (iii)
(g) A mixture of NH4 OH and NH4Cl (vii) releases heat to the surrounding
Solution

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(51) (a) Heat of combustion (i) its basicity is one
(a) = (vii)
(b) Sodium nitrate (ii ) used in refrigerators
(b) = (iii)
(c) Magnesium (iii) Chile salt-petre
(c) = (v )
` (d) Liquid of ammonia gas (iv) shows both oxidizing and reducing
(d) = (ii )
properties (e) = (iv)
(e) Sulphur dioxide (v ) used in the contriction of Conorde (f) = (vi)
(f) Sea weeds (vi) contain high concentration of iodide
(g) = (i)
(g) Hydrochloric acid (vii) always negative

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(52) (a) Heat of neutralization (i) ammonia (a) = (iv)
(b) Chile salt - petre (ii ) brown (b) = (iii)
(c) Iron (III) hydroxide (iii) sodium nitrate (c) = (ii )
(d) Dinitrogen oxide (iv) H+ aq + H-  H2O(l) (d) = (vi)
(e) Silver sulphide (v ) most electronegative element (e) = (vii)
(f) Fluorine (vi) laughing gas (f) = (v )
(g) Lewis base (vii) dark brown (g) = (i)

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(53) (a) ΔHf (i) Fluorine (a) = (iii)
(b) (He)2s1 (ii ) used in refrigerators (b) = (vi)
(c) Al2O3 . 2H2O (iii) heat of formation (c) = (vii)
(d) liquid ammonia (iv) FeS2 (d) = (ii )
(e) iron pyrites (v ) distinctly yellow solution (e) = (iv)
(f) pale yellow gas (vi) electronic structure of Li (f) =(i)
(g) [In]=10 (vii) Bauxite (g) = (v )

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(54) (a) Heat evolving process (i) Neutral solution (a) = (v )
(b) White pigmant (ii ) Alloy of copper (b) = (iv )
(c) Brass (iii) Potassium iodide solution (c) = (ii )
(d) Nitrolime (iv) Basic lead carbonate (d) = (vii)
(e) Plastic sulphur (v ) Sulphuric acid with water (e) = (vi)
(f) Solvent for iodine (vi) A non crystalline forms of sulphur (f) = (iii)
(g) pOH = 7 (vii) Mixture of calcium cyanamide (g) = (i)
and carbon

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(55) (a) Heat of combustion (i) transfer of lone pair electron (a) = (vi)
(b) Basic lead carbonate (ii ) used to sterilize water (b) = (v )
(c) Sodium and potassium (iii) both oxidizing and reducing property (c) = (iv)
(d) Eudiometer (iv) used as coolants (d) = (vii)
(e) Sulphur dioxide (v ) used as a white pigment (e) = (iii)
(f) Chlorine (vi) measured by bomb calorimeter (f) = (ii )
(g) Acid-Base by Lewis (vii) dissociation of ammonia (g) = (i)

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(56) (a) Nitrogen dioxide (i) most electronegative element (a) = (v )
(b) CaSiO3 (ii ) heat evolving process (b) = (vii)
(c) H2SO4 (iii) poor conductor (c) = (vi)
(d) Halogen (iv) a pure acid (d) =(i)
(e) Freezing of ice (v ) a pungent, irritating smell (e) = (ii )
(f) A concentrated acid (vi) decolourizes dilute KMnO4 solution (f) = (iv)
(g) Lead (vii) Slag (g) = (iii)
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(57) (a) Frasch process (i) silver ore (b) = (vi)
(b) Iodine (ii ) neutral oxide (c) = (v )_
(c) Phenol red (iii) extraction of sulphur (d) = (vii)
(d) Mechanical energy (iv) MgSO4.7H2O (e) =(i)
(e) Argentite (v ) an indicator (f) = (iv)
(f) Purgative (vi) mild oxidizing agent (g) = (ii )
(g) Nitrogen oxide (vii) energy produced from a motor

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(58) (a) Nitric acid (i) used in machine parts (a) = (iv)
(b) The halogens (ii ) MgSO4.7H2O (b) = (vii)
(c) pH = 7 (iii) used in manufacture of soap (c) = (v )
(d) Combustion (iv) powerful oxidizing agent (d) = (vi)
(e) Bronze (v ) Neutral solution (e) =(i)
(f) Sodium hydroxide (vi) many substances burn in air (f) = (iii)
(g) Epsom salt (vii) Group VIIB element (g) = (ii )

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(59) (a) Electrical energy (i) naturally occurring mineral (a) = (iii)
(b) The alkali metals (ii ) used in refrigerator (b) = (v )
(c) An ore (iii) produced by a generator (c) =(i)
(d) Rock salt (iv) a very powerful dehydrating agent (d) = (vii)
(e) Liquid ammonia (v ) s- block elements (e) = (ii )
(f) Concentrated H2SO4 (vi) a black shiny solid (f) = (iv)
(g) Iodine (vii) sodium chloride (g) = (vi )

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(60) (a) Bauxite (i) normal salts of sulphurous acid (a) = (ii )
(b) Concentrated acid (ii ) Al2O3 . 2H2O (b) = (v )
(c) Thermal energy (iii) sodium nitrate (c) = (vi)
` (d) Chlorine (iv) nitric acid (d) = (vii)
(e) Manufacture (v ) a pure acid (e) = (iv)
(f) Used as a fertilizer (vi) due to the effect of eemperature (f) = (iii)
(g) Sulphites (vii) very poisonous gas (g) = (i)

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(61) (a) Enthalpy change (i) does not support combustion
(b) Na2S2O3 . 5H2O (ii ) manufacture of H2SO4 (a) = (vii)
(c) Verdigris (iii) essential electronic structure (b) = (iv)
of ns2 np5 (c) = (vi)
(d) Nitrogen gas (iv) hypo (d) =(i)
(e) Contact process (v ) acidity of two (e) = (ii )
(f) Halogens (vi) CuCO3 . Cu(OH)2 (f) = (iii)
(g) Na2CO3 (vii) heat change occurring (g) = (v )
at constant pressure

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(62) (a) Iodine (i) Na2CO3 . 10H2O
(b) pH < 7 (ii ) CuFeS2 (a) = (iv)
(c) The manufacturing method of NH3 (iii) An acid (b) = (iii)
(d) Joule (iv) Treatment of small cuts (c) = (vi)
and wounds (d) = (v )
(e) Washing soda (v ) units of heat change (e) =(i)
(f) Plastic sulphur (vi) Haber process (f) = (vii)
(g) Copper pyrites (vii) rubber-like substance (g) = (ii )
with a transparent

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(63) (a) Dolomite (i) CaOCl2. 2H2O (a) = (iii)
(b) Ammonia (ii ) rotten egg smell (b) = (iv)
(c) Phenol red (iii) MgCO3 . CaCO3 (c) = (vii)
(d) ΔH is negative value (iv) turn moist red litmus paper blue (d) = (vi)
(e) Hydrogen sulphide (v ) Pb3O4 (e) = (ii )
(f) An ingredient of paint (vi) dilution of sulphuric acid (f) = (v )
(g) Bleaching powder (vii) an indicator (g) = (i)
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(64) (a) ΔH is negative value (i) Fe2O3
(b) Washing soda (ii ) basic property (a) = (iv)
(c) Haematite (iii) Halogen in solid form (b) = (v )
(d) Aqua-regia (iv) heat evolved (c) =(i)
(e) Oleum (v ) Na2CO3 . 10H2O (d) = (vii)
(f) Iodine (vi) H2S2O7 (e) = (vi)
(g) The presence of lone pair electrons (vii) Mixture of 3 vol of HCl(conc;)and (f) = (iii)
1 vol of HNO3 (conc;) (g) = (ii )

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(65) (a) Chlorine (i) Potassium chloride (a) = (v )
(b) Brown ring test (ii ) Test for nitrate radical (b) = (ii )
(c) Bomb calorimeter (iii) Test for hydrogen sulphide (c) = (vi)
(d) Sodium ethanoate (iv) Alloy of lead, tin and antimony (d) = (vii)
(e) Carnallite (v ) A bleaching agent (e) =(i)
(f) Lead (II) nitrate paper test (vi) An equipment to measure heat of (f) = (iii)
combustion (g) = (iv)
(g) Pewter (vii) Salt of a weak acid and a strong base

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(66) (a) Enthapy change (i) NaHCO3 (a) = (vii)
(b) Baking powder (ii ) two crystalline forms (b) =(i)
(c) Haematite (iii) 1 x 10-14 M2 (c) = (vi)
(d) Ammonia (iv) reddish brown liquid (d) = (v )
(e) Solid sulphur (v ) turns red litmus blue (a base) (e) = (ii )
(f) Bromine (vi) Fe2O3 (f) = (iv)
(g) Ionic product of water (vii) the heat change occurring at constant (g) = (iii)
Pressure

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(67) (a) Neutralization (i) sodium nitrate (a) = (v )
(b) Sulphuric acid (ii ) due to oxidizing (b) = (vi)
(c) Chile – salt - peter (iii) Orange red powder (c) =(i)
(d) Antiseptic properties of iodine (iv) use in the manufacture of ammonia (d) = (ii )
(e) Rust (v ) to form a salt and water (e) = (iii)
(f) Ethanoic acid (vi) act as a dephydrating agent (f) = (vii)
(g) Nitrogen (vii) Orgnic weak acid (g) = (iv)

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(68) (a) Melting of ice (i) CaSO4 . 2H2O (a) = (v )
(b) Chile salt - petre (ii ) Salt of a weak acid and a weak base (b) = (iv)
(c) zinc blende (iii) Na/Hg (c) = (vi)
(d) Dinitrogen oxide is also khown as (iv) sodium nitrate (d) = (vii)
(e) Gyspum (v ) heat absorbing process (e) =(i)
(f) Amalgam (vi) zinc sulphide (f) = (iii)
(g) Ammonia ethanoate (vii) laughing gas (g) = (ii )

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(69) (a) Forth flotation (i) an important nitrogenous fertilizer
(b) Carbohydtate (ii ) colored dye to colourless (a) = (v )
(c) Enthalpy change (iii) accepts electron pair (b) = (vii)
` (d) CaCN2 (iv) the color turns green (c) = (vi)
(e) Lewis acid (v ) Zinc Ore is first concentrated (d) =(i)
by a process (e) = (iii)
(f) Hypochlorous acid (vi) Δ H (f) = (ii )
(g) Sulphur dioxide tsst by potassium (vii) starch (g) = (iv)
dichromate paper

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(70) (a) Glucose dissolved in water (i) has a replaceable hydrogen (a) = (vi)
(b) Gold and silver (ii ) bleaches colouring matter by reduction (b) = (v )
(c) Dinitrogen oxide (iii) cannot bleach (c) = (vii)
(d) sulphur dioxide (iv) used for ripening fruit (d) = (ii )
(e) Iodine (v ) are very unreactive (e) = (iii)
(f) hydrogen sulphate ion (vi) cold to touch (f) =(i)
(g) Ethene (vii) used as an anaesthetic (g) = (iv)
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(a) = (iv)
(71) (a) Chemical energy (i) Ammonia-oxidation process
(b) =(i)
(b) Nitric acid (ii ) sodium chloride
(c) = (vi)
(c) Methanol (iii) sodium hydrogencarbonate
(d) = (ii )
(d) Rock salt (iv) energy due to structure of the substance
(e) = (vii)
(e) Extraction of sulphur (v ) small amount of acid in aqueous
(f) = (iii)
solution
(g) = (v )
(f) Baking soda (vi) wood spirit
(g) Dilute acid (vii) Frasch process

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(72) (a) Ammonium chloride aqueous solution (i) appears as the brown ring
(a) = (v )
(b) The volume of the gas will become (ii ) amphoteric
(b) = (iv)
zero
(c) = (vii)
(c) Anhydrous sodium carbonate (iii) weak acid
(d) = (iii)
(d) H2SO3 (iv) -273C (e) =(i)
(e) FeO4. NO (v ) the solution to be acidic (f) = (ii )
(f) Lead (II) oxide (vi) removal of hydrogen from a substance (g) = (vi)
(g) Oxidation (vii) primary standard