Surface Phenomena & Complexation | SPACE 26.12.209 . The force per unit length parallel to the interface to counter balance the net inward pull is termed as a. Surface tension b. Interfacial tension c. Kinematic viscosity d. None . COHESIVE FORCE between like molecules are stronger than ADHESIVE FORCE of ulike molecules a. True b. False . INTERFACIAL TENSION always a. More than surface tension b. Less than surface tension c. Equal to surface tension d. None . If two liquids are completely miscible a. No interfacial tension exists between them b, Interfacial tension exists between them c. No surface tension exists between them d. No surface tension exists between them . Greater surface tension reflects higher intermolecular force of attraction a, True b, False . The work or energy required to create/increase a unit area of surface is known as a. Tension free energy b. Surface free energy c. Interface free energy d. Free Energy . Molecules and ions that are adsorbed at interfaces are termed a. Surface active agents b. Surfactants c. Amphiphile d. All . CMCisSurface Phenomena & Complexation | SPACE 6.12.209 a. Critical Miceller Compond b. Critical Miceller Concentration c. Critical Micelle Componenet d. Critical Microcell Concentration 9. Surfactant usually contain the same number of molecules at a given...exept a. Concentration b. Temperature c. Salt Content d. Viscosity 10. The higher the HLB of a surfactant the more it is . Hydrophilic . Lipophilic . Lipophobic Botha &c 11. Spans with low HLB are a. Hydrophilic b. Lipophilic c d aooe . Lipophobic . Botha&c 12. HLB value of Detergent is a, 13-15 b. 3-8 c. 816 d. 10-12 13. HLB value of O/W emulsion is a. 3-6 b. 3-9 c. 8-16 d, 5-12 14, The solid is named non-wettable if A contact angle is wider than 90° . Acontact angle is lower than 0° Acontact angle is lower than 180° . Acontactangle is lower than 90° RageSurface Phenomena & Complexation | SPACE 26.12.209 15. Detergency involves: a. Deflocculation -solubilisation -wetting of the dirt of the dirt particles b. Solubulisation of the dirt Wetting - Deflocculation of the dirt particles c. Wetting of the dirt -Deflocculation -solubilisation of the dirt particles d. Deflocculation of the dirt - wetting -solubilisation of the dirt particles 16. Complexes are compounds that result from a. Donor-acceptor mechanisms b. Acid base theory c. Botha&b d. None 17. Intermolecular forces involved in the formation of complexes except a. Van der Waals forces. b. Hydrogen bonds c. Coordinate complexes d. Hydrophilic interaction 18. Metal lon Complexes a. Quinhydrone type b. Picric acid type c. Caffeine and other drug complexes d. Olefin type 19. Layer type complexes are grouped under a. Metal complexex b. Inclusion complexes c. Organic molecular complexes 20. The ions or molecules directly bound with the metal are called a. Complexes b. Chelates c. Ligands d. Clathrates 21. Coordination number is a. Number of ligands bound to the metal ion b. Number of metals bound to the ligand c. Number of ligands bound to the chelate ionsSurface Phenomena & Complexation | SPACE 26.12.209 d. Number of ligands bound to the metal ion 22. The coordination number of cobalt is a 4 b. 6 c 8 do 7 23. Compound NH3 is a. Unidentate b. Bidentate c. Tridentate d. Tetradentate 24. Chelation is the formation of two or more coordinate bonds betweena .. ligand anda .. central atom a. Double & Multidentate b. Multidentate & Single c. Single& Multidentate d. Multidentate & double 25. Organic molecular complexes are formed as a result of . between a ligand and a substrate a. Non-covalentinteractions b. Covalentinteractions c. Non-coordinate interactions d. Coordinate t interactions