Latest MCqs1to11 (F.scp1) (Remaining)
Latest MCqs1to11 (F.scp1) (Remaining)
KEY
(1). (b).10,000 (2). (a). 1 (3). (a). 10 – 10 (4). (d). 24 (5). (b). 0.50
(6). (b). 0.5500 (7). (c). Stoichiometry (8). (b). 20.18 (9). (a). Stoichiometry
(10). (a). NA of atoms (11). (c). %age yield (12). (b). Stoichiometric calculation (13). (b).three
(14). (c). 16 times (15). (a). 58.5 g Or (a). 58.5 g
(16).(d). Atomic masses are average masses of isotopes proportional to their relative abundance
(17). (a).9F19 , 79 Au197 (18). (a). Equal number of molecules (19). (d). 20 (20). (b). 2.408x1024
(21). (b). 11 Or (b).eleven (22). (a). 0.023 (23). (d). 100 (24). (c). 11.2dm3
(25). (b). 1 mole of O atoms (26). (d). 06
KEY
(1). (c). 5 – 6 mm (2). (b). Liquid (3). (d). Filtration (4). (b). Solvent extraction
(5). (a). Benzoic acid (6). (b). Sublimation (7). (b). Silicon dioxide (8). (d). Carbon tetra chloride
(9). (d). CaCl2 (10). (b). Diethyl ether (12). (d). All these (13). (c). Solvent extraction
(14). (c). Powdered animal charcoal (15). (c). Chromatography (16). (a). water
(17). (b). animal charcoal (18). (a). Silica gel
KEY
(1). (b). 0F = 5/9 [0F – 32] (2). (a). 200000C Or (a). 200000C (3). (c). Millibar
(4). (d). 159 torr (5). (d). Low temperature and high pressure (6). (b). diffusion
(7). (b). 22.414 dm3 (8). (a).meteorologists (9). (c). always one
(10). (b). Critical temperature (11). (a). Boyle’s Law (12). (b). General gas equation
(13). (b). Zero (14). (c). Clausius (15). (a). 1.5 million kilometer
(16). (c).0k (17). (c).– 273.150C (18). (d). PM = dRT
(19). (a). Temperature is lowered and pressure is increased (20). (b). 0.0821dm3.atm.K – 1.mol– 1
(21). (c). At high pressure, there are significant attractive forces
Past Multiple Choice Questions Chapter #04 Liquids and Solids Book – 1
(1). The distillation of liquid under reduced pressure is called : (SGD,2014)
(a). Destructive distillation (b). Vacuum distillation (c). Fractional distillation (d). Simple distillation
(2). Allotropy is the property of : (SGD,2014)
(a). Compound (b). Element (c). Atom (d). Mixture
(3). The axis(unit cell length) for cubic is: RWP,2014)
(a). a ≠ b = c (b). a ≠ b ≠ c (c). a = b ≠ c (d). a = b = c
(4). Which of the given has hydrogen bonding : (BWP,2017)
(a). CH4 (b). CCℓ4 (c). NH3 (d). NaCℓ
(5). The dipole – dipole forces are present among: (SGD,2017)
(a). Molecules of iodine (b). Atoms of neon in gaseous state
(c). Chloroform molecules (d). CCℓ4 molecules
(6). Crystal of diamond is : (SGD,2017)
(a). Ionic (b). Covalent (c). Molecular (d). Metallic
(7). The liquid having the highest boiling point is : (FSD,2018)
(a). Hydrofluoric acid (b). Water (c). Hydrogen sulphide (d). Ammonia
(8). The strongest acid among halogen acids is : (MLN,2018)
(a). HCl (b). HBr (c). HI (d). HF
(9). Dipole – induced dipole forces are also called: (MLN,DGK,2018)
(a).Dipole – dipole forces (b). Ion – dipole forces (c). Debye forces (d). London dispersion forces
(10). Which one of the following is in liquid state at room temperature ? (SWL,2018)
(a). Methane (b). Ethane (c). Hexane (d). Propane
(11). Which of the following will have H – bonding in its molecules ? (AJK,2018)
(a). C2H5OH (b). CCℓ4 (c). I2 (d). NaCℓ
(12). Geometry of diamond is : (LHR,2018)
(a). Tetragonal (b). Cubic (c). Rhombohedral (d). None of these
(13). Which impurity makes the shape of sodium chloride crystal needle like: (FBD,2018)
(a). MgSO4 (b). Urea (c). Glucose (d). MgCO3
(14). ____ is molecular solid. (MLN,2018)
(a). NaCℓ (b). CO2 dry ice form (c). Diamond (d). Aluminium nitride
(15). Heat change for one mole of a solid during converting it into liquid is called : (DKG,2018)
(a).molar heat of fusion (b). molar heat of vapourization
(c). molar heat of sublimation (d). enthalpy change
(16). Density of ice is maximum at 40C due to : (LHR,2019)
(a). Empty spaces in structure of ice (b). Tetrahedral shape of crystal of ice
(c). Large bond lengths (d). Large bond angles
(17). The solid which has no definite crystalline shape: (LHR,2019)
(a). Sugar (b). Salt (c). Glass (d). Dry ice
(18). Hydrogen bonding is maximum in: (LHR,2019)
(a). HI (b). HBr (c). HCℓ (d). H2O
(19). Transition temperature of S8(Monoclinic) S8(Rhombic) is: (DGk,2019)
(a). 13.2 0C (b). 95.5 0C (c). 128 0C (d). 110 0C
(20). At 323 torr boiling point of H2O is: (AJK,2019)
(a). 1200C (b). 1000C (c). 690C (d). 1100C
(21). The solid which has no definite crystalline shape : (LHR,2019)
(a). sugar (b). salt (c).glass (d). dry ice
(22). Amorphous solids: (MLN,2019)
(a). have sharp melting points (b). undergo clean cleavage when cut with knife
(c). have perfect arrangement of atoms (d). can possess small regions of orderly arrangement
(23). The Crystal System of Sugar is: (BWP,2021g2)
(a). Monoclinic (b). Cubic (c). Hexagonal (d). Triclinic
(24). Which one pair is isomorphic in nature: (FSD,2021g1)
(a). NaCℓ,KBr (b). CaC2ℓ, CaCO3 (c). NaF, MgCℓ2 (d). Na2CO3, MgCO3
(25). Which is not isomorphic pair? (FSD,2021g2)
(a). NaNO3, KNO3 (b). MgO and NaF (c). K2SO4 and K2Cr2O7 (d). NaF and CaCℓ2
(26). The crystal system of sulphur is: (GRW,2012g1)
(a). cubic (b). hexagonal (c). triclinic (d). monoclinic
(27). In monoclinic crystal system, bond axes are: (LHR,2021g1)
(a). a = b = c (b). a = b ≠ c (c). a ≠ b = c (d). a ≠ b ≠ c
(28). Bond angles α = γ = 900 ; β ≠900 and a ≠ b ≠ c is for crystal system: (LHR,2021g2)
(a). Tetragonal (b). Hexagonal (c). Monoclinic (d). Triclinic
(29). Debye forces are also called : (MTN,2021g1)
(a).Dipole – dipole forces (b). Dipole – induced dipole forces (c). London forces (d). Ion – dipole forces
PAST MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS F.Sc PART – 1 CHEMISTRY | Shahbaz Ali
Past Papers Multiple Choice Questions First Year Chemistry Topicwise 5
KEY
(1). (b). Vacuum distillation (2). (b). Element (3). (d). a = b = c
(4). (c). NH3 (5). (c). Chloroform molecules (6). (b). Covalent
(7). (b). Water (8). (c). HI (9). (c). Debye forces
(10). (c). Hexane (11). (a). C2H5OH (12). (b). Cubic
(13). (b). Urea (14). (b). CO2 dry ice form (15). (a).molar heat of fusion
(16). (a). Empty spaces in structure of ice (17). (c). Glass
(18). (d). H2O (19). (b). 95.5 0C (20). (c). 690C
(21). (c).glass (22). (d). can possess small regions of orderly arrangement
(23). (a). Monoclinic (24). (a). NaCℓ ,KBr (25). (d). NaF and CaCℓ2
(26). (d). monoclinic (27). (d). a ≠ b ≠ c (28). (c). Monoclinic
(29). (b). Dipole – induced dipole forces (30). (c). HI > HBr > HCℓ > HF (31). (a).Diamond
(32). (c). 6 (33). (b). Alpha (34). (a).Hydrogen bonding
(35). (c). Water (36). (c). 3 (37). (a). glass
(38). (d). Molecules of HCl (25). (d). NaCl and CuCℓ2
KEY
(1). (a). α (2). (a). red (3). (d). 14 (4). (d). λ = h/mv
(5). (b). 6p (6). (a). Atomic number increases by 1 (7). (b). Stark effect
(8). (b). Zeeman’s effect (10). (b). Azimuthal Quantum Number (11). (a).9.1095x10 – 31 kg
(12). Idea of presence of neutron in an atom was provided by Chadwick (13). (a). Principal Quantum Number
(14). (a). 14 or (d). 2 (15). (b). I.R (16). (c). n=3, ℓ=2 (17). (a). Noble gas
(18). (d). Hydrogen (19). (c). 1.6023x10 – 19Coulombs (20). (c). Neutron
KEY
(1). (c). polar (2). (a). triangular planar (3). (c). electronegativity (4). (a). M.O theory
(5). (a). one σ and one π (6). (a). CO2 (7). (d). C
(8). (b). BF3 (9). (c). 43% (10). (c). PF5 (11). (d). CH4
(12). (d). CS2 (13). (c).three electrons (14). (d). F (15). (c). three sigma two pi
(16). (b). chlorine (17). (a). O22 – (18). (b). angular (19). (b). electron affinity
(20). (b). N22 – (21). (d). 43 (22). (c). sp (23). (c). SO2
(24). (b). Covalent bond (25). (c). sp3 (26). (a). Ionization energy
(27). (c). sp3 (28). (b). electron affinity (29). (b).107.50 (30). (a). Angular
(31). (b). sp2 - hybridized (32). (c). SP3 (33). (a). Trigonal pyramidal
(34). (a).738kJmoℓ – (35). (b). BF3 , AℓF3 (36). (a). O21+
(37). (c). Zero Or (a). Zero Or (c). Zero (38). (c). Three types (39). (a).99.4pm
(40). (a). sp (41). (b). HCN (42). (c).SO3 (43). (d). 50%
(44). (d). Nylholm and Gillespie (45). (a). sp2 (46). (a). 25%
(47). (b). CH4 (48). (d). Bent (49). (a). Ethyne (50). (c). sp2
(51). (a). CaO
KEY
(1). (d). continuous production of mechanical work without supplying an equivalent amount of heat is possible
(2). (b). zero (3). (d). atomization (4). (b). State function
(5). (a). First law of thermodynamics (6). (b). Hess’s law
(7). (d). Heat (8). (a). Hess’s (9). (b).2.7
(10). (b). 4184 J (11). (d). Mercury
(25). Less soluble KCℓO3 is precipitated from its solution by common ion effect on adding: (FSD,2021g2)
(a). HCℓ (b). KCℓ (c). H2S (d). NaCℓ
(26). Law of mass action states that the rate at which the reaction proceeds is directly proportional to the
product of the active masses of : (GRW,2021g1)
(a). reactants (b). products (c).concentration (d). equilibrium
(27). The pH of mixture of CH3COONa and CH3COOH is : (LHR,2021g1)
(a).7 (b). > 7 (c). < 7 (d). 1
(28). 2O3 3O2 Kc at 250C is : (MTN,2021g2)
(a). 1055
(b). 10 – 13 (c). 2.5 (d). 104
(29). Among the following which equation has no unit of Kc : (MTN,2021g2)
(a). N2(g) + 3H2(g) 2NH3(g) (b). PCℓ5(g) PCℓ3(g) + Cℓ2(g)
O O
‖ H+ ‖
(c).CH3 – C – OC2H5 + H2O CH3 – C – OH + C2H5OH (d). N2O4 2NO2
(30). pH of vinegar is: (RWP,2021)
(a). 1.1 (b).2.0 (c). 2.8 (d).3.5
(31). How many nitrogen fixation is carried out by Haber’s Process: (SGD,2021g1)
(a). 13% (b). 35% (c). 50% (d). 73%
(32). The value of pKw at 250C for water is: (SGD,2021g1)
(a). 10 – 7 (b). 7 (c).10 – 14 (d). 14
(33). pH of 10 – 4 mol.dm– 3 of HCℓ is: (FSD,2022g2)
(a).1 (b).2 (c).3 (d).4
(34). For which system, does the equilibrium constant Ice has no units: [correction replace word ice with Kc]
[RWP,2022p1)
(a). N2 + 3H2 2NH3 (b). H2 + I2 2HI (c). 2NO2 N2H4 (d). None of these
(35). The aqueous solution of BiCl3 is cloudy. The cloudness of BiCl3 solution can be vanished by :
(RWP,2022g2)
(a). Addition of BiCl3 (b). Addition of H2O (c). Addition of HCl (d). Addition of both BiCl3 and H2O
KEY
(1). (b). decrease (2). (d). strong (3). (b). 4.6 (4). (d). 7.0
(5). (a). Fe (6). (a). 3.0 (7). (c). 1.0x10 – 14 mol2.dm – 6 (8). (b). 3.1
(9). (a). slightly acidic (10). (b). temperature (11). (c).14 (12). (b). mol2.dm – 6
(13). (c). 1.0 x 10 – 14 (14). (a). left (15). (c). V2O5 (16). (b). Na2CO3
(17). (b). weakly basic (18). (c). HF (19). (a). Buffer solution (20). (b). Reversible reaction
(21). (b). 200 – 300 atm (22). (d). 10000 (23). (a). – 2 (24). (a).Henderson equation
(25). (b). KCℓ (26). (a). reactants (27). (c). < 7 (28). (a). 1055
(29). (c). (30). (c). 2.8 (31). (a). 13% (32). (d). 14
(33). (d).4 (34). (b). H2 + I2 2HI (35). (c). Addition of HCl
(6). The molal boiling point constant is the ratio of the elevation in boiling point to: (SGD,2017)
(a). molarity (b). molality (c). mole fraction of solvent (d). mole fraction of solute
(7). The number of water molecules in CuSO4.5H2O attached with Cu2+ ion : (MLN,2018)
(a). One (b). Two (c). Three (d). Four
(8). Upper consulate temperature of water phenol system is: (AJK,2018)
(a). 1500C (b). 65.90C (c). 1200C (d). 1300C
(9). Ideal solutions obey: (LHR,2018)
(a). Henry’s Law (b). Avogadro’s Law (c). Raoult’s Law (d). Smith’s Law
(10). One molar solution of glucose (C6H12O6) contains the amount of solute in 500cm3 solution:(FSD,2018)
(a). 180 g (b). 90 g (c). 45 g (d). 270 g
(11). Liquids which are practically immiscible: (LHR,2019)
(a).H2O+C6H6 (b). H2O+C2H5OH (c). H2O+HCl (d). H2O+CH3 – O – CH3
(12). An aqueous solution of ethanol(C2H6O) in water has vapour pressure: (DGK,2019)
(a). Equal to that of ethanol (b). Equal to that of water
(c). More than that of water (d). Less than that of water
(13). Which one of the following is not a colligative property: (AJK,2019)
(a).lowering of vapour pressure (b). elevation of B.P
(c). depression of freezing point (d). boiling point of solution
(14). Osmotic pressure is an example is: (DGK,2021g1)
(a). Colligative properties (b). Additive properties (c). Constitutive properties (d). Internal energy
(15). The properties of substances which depend solely on number of particles present is known as:
(FSD,2021g1)
(a). Additive properties (b). Constitutive properties
(c). Additive and constitutive properties (d). Colligative properties
(16). A thermometer used Landsberger’s method can read upto: (LHR,2021g1)
(a). 0.1K (b). 0.01 F (c).0.01 K (d). 0.01 0C
(17). The correct equation of Raoult’s law: (MTN,2021g2)
(a). ∆p/p0 = X2 (b). ∆p/p0 = X1 (c). p0 /∆p = X2 (d). p0 /∆p = x2 – x1
(18). Mathematical expression of Raoult’s Law is : (SWL,2021)
(a). P α X1 (b). ΔP α X2 (c). ΔP/Po = X2 (d). All of these
KEY
(1). (b). Both the solutions have different boiling points. (2). (c).NaCℓ
(3). (a).Dilute solutions which behave as nearly ideal solutions (4). (a).mole fraction of solute
(5). (a). Slightly more than the total volume of the components. (6). (b). molality (7). (d). Four
(8). (b). 65.90C (9). (c). Raoult’s Law (10). (b). 90 g
(11). (a).H2O+C6H6 (12). (c). More than that of water
(13). (d). boiling point of solution (14). (a). Colligative properties
(15). (d). Colligative properties (16). (c).0.01 K (17). (a). ∆p/p0 = X2
(18). (d). All of these
KEY
(1). (b).Ag2O (2). (d). drops top zero (3). (d). NiO2 (4). (d). Pt foil
(5). (a). 0.00 (6). (b). Reduction potential (7). (a). – 0.76 V
KEY
(1). (b). instantaneous rate (2). (a). 710 million years (3). (d). Increase in the number of effective collisions
(4). (b). decreases (5). (a). zero order (6). (b). 1.5 (7). (c).Concentration
(8). (a). Promotor