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    This document provides two sample chemistry questions and their answers from Chapter 1 of the CBSE Class 12 chemistry textbook. The first question asks about determining the number of significant figures in three numerical values. The second question involves calculating the empirical formula of vitamin C by combustion analysis. It provides the mass of vitamin C combusted, the masses of carbon dioxide and water produced, and uses this data to calculate the relative numbers of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen atoms to determine the empirical formula is C8H9O6.

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    This document provides two sample chemistry questions and their answers from Chapter 1 of the CBSE Class 12 chemistry textbook. The first question asks about determining the number of significant figures in three numerical values. The second question involves calculating the empirical formula of vitamin C by combustion analysis. It provides the mass of vitamin C combusted, the masses of carbon dioxide and water produced, and uses this data to calculate the relative numbers of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen atoms to determine the empirical formula is C8H9O6.

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    This document provides two sample chemistry questions and their answers from Chapter 1 of the CBSE Class 12 chemistry textbook. The first question asks about determining the number of significant figures in three numerical values. The second question involves calculating the empirical formula of vitamin C by combustion analysis. It provides the mass of vitamin C combusted, the masses of carbon dioxide and water produced, and uses this data to calculate the relative numbers of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen atoms to determine the empirical formula is C8H9O6.

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    CBSE

    Class 12 Chemistry
    Important Questions
    Chapter 1
    Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry

    3 Marks Questions

    1.How many significant figures are present in

    (a) 4.01 102

    (b) 8.256

    (c) 100

    Ans:(a) 4.01 102 – Three

    (b) 8.256 – Four

    (c) 100 – One

    2.Vitamin C is essential for the prevention of scurvy. Combustion of 0.2000g of vitamin


    C gives 0.2998g of CO2 and 0.819g of H2O. What is the empirical formula of vitamin C?

    Ans: Percentage of carbon =

    Percentage of Hydrogen

    Percentage of oxygen

    Relative no. Simplest


    Element % Atomic Mass
    of atoms Ratio

    C 47.69 12

    Material downloaded from myCBSEguide.com. 1 / 2


    H 4.55 1

    O 47.76 16

    Empirical formula = C1.33 H1.5 O,

    = C8H9O6

    Material downloaded from myCBSEguide.com. 2 / 2

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