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(B)
they can react with each other
the atomic number of sulphur is J 6
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They are mainly solids.
They usually have low melting and
and the relati_ve atomic mass of oxy- boiling points.
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they have J:he same number of elec-
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They are usually insoluble in water.
They contain only ions.
trons in their outer shell
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(D) they can form covalent compounds
(B) I and JV
(C) II and Ill
(D) II and IV
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Item 2 refers to the following diagram which
represents the structure of atom X.
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(A) PbO
7. PO(" is the formula for the phosphate anion.
(B) CaO
What is the formula of calcium phosphate?
(C) ZnO
(Calcium is elementnumber20.)
(D) MnO,
(A) Ca,(PO ,),
(B) Ca,(PO,),
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(D) Ca(PO.),
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granulated zinc, hydrogen is evolved at a
certain rate. lf5.0g of powdered zinc were
used instead, the rate ofproduction ofhydro-
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centration ofzinc
(B) increase because of the increased
surface area of zinc
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(D)
reactivity ofzinc powder
decrease because of the lower solu-
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38. Which of the following compounds is NOT a member of the alkene series?
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(B) C,H 10
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(D)
C,H,
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molecu)e eontains at least one double
answerthe items below. · ·· · · ·
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(A) ethanol
(B) ethane 46. Glucose is converted to starch or cellulose by
(C) ethanoic acid
(!)) ether (A) additionpolymerisation
(B) oxidationandreduction
(C) condensation polymerisation
(!)) dehydrogenation
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47. The following represents a portion ofthe nylon
molecule (a polyamide).
so.
mentation, the gas evolved f
During the manufacture of ethan! I by fer-
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(B) burns with a blue flame
X and Yrepresent the monomers minus the (C) turns acidified poiassium dichromate
green
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functional groups, and "-" represents the
linkage. The linkage could BEST be (D) turns lime water cloudy
represented by (
r H 0
51. The reaction offats with concentrated aque-
ous sodium hydroxide is commonly referred
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H H
(B)
(C)
saponification
neutralisation
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(B) -N-0-C-
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52. During the digestion ofpolysaccharide by the
p
H human body, the main process occurring is
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H H (B) condensation
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(C) -N-C-
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(D)
neutralisation ·
polymerisation [
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als?
H 0
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II.
T1iey form_s~lid ch l()rides,
They generally form basic oxides.
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UL : . ·They conduct electricity only when
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(B)
(C)
methane
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(B)
(C)
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59. Aluminium is obtained industrially by
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ammonia (B) using magnesium to displace it from
(D) decrease the amount of heat lost aqueous solution
(C) the electrolysis of molten cryolite
(A) 92 kJ of energy are required for the 60. Both glass and ceramics contain the non-
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