Set 1

1. The relative lowering of vapour pressure is equal to mole fraction of solute this law
is called
A) Raoults Law
B) Henrys Law
C) Ostwleds Law
D) Arrhenius Law


Ans A) Raoults law

2. In a neutral solution
A)H
3
O
+
ions are not present
B)Both H
3
O
+
and OH
-
ions are present
C)OH
-
ions not present
D)OH
-
ions present


Ans B) both H3o & oh ions present


3)Phenol on nitration with cone HNO
3
will form one of the following nitro compounds.
A) Ortho nitro phenol
A) Meta nitro phenol
B) Picric Acid
C) Di nitro phenol

Ans C) Picric acid



4)Which of the following metals is lowest in the electrochemical series? Consider the most reactive
metal at the top
a)Iron
b)Zinc
c)Gold
d)Aluminium


Ans c)Gold

5) If the absolute temperature of a gas is doubled and the pressure of the gas is halved, how
will the volume change?

(a) It will increase by two times its original value.

(b) It will decrease to one fourth of its original value.

(c) It will stay the same as its original value.

(d)
It will increase by four times its original value.




Ans d by 4 times its original value













Set 2

1) The pH value of 0.02M HCl is
D) Less than 6
E) 6 7
F) 8
G) 2

Ans 2


2)Which on of the following pair of substances illustrates the law of multiple
proportions?
H) CO, CO
2

I) Nacl, NaBr
J) H
2
O, D
2
O
K) MgO, Mg(OH)
2




Ans CO Co2




3. Which of the following acids will be strongest
L) CH
3
COOH
M) Cl-CH
2
-COOH
N) Br-CH
2
-COOH
O) I-CH
2
-COOH


Ans Cl----



4). If both the volume and the pressure of a gas are doubled, how will the absolute
temperature change?

(a) It will increase by two times its original value.

(b) It will decrease to one fourth of its original value.

(c) It will stay the same as its original value.

(d)
It will increase by four times its original value.

Ans d) It will increase by four times its original value.

5)The identity of an element is determined by...

(a) the number of its protons.

(b) the number of its neutrons.

(c) the number of its electrons.

(d) its atomic mass
Ans a) the number of its protons