B>C. In reverse-phase chromatography the
order,of elution will be
A>Boc (2) C>B>a (8) B>oc>a SA B>A>c
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14. Which statement(s) are true?
(A) Cation-exchange resins have primary amine groups
(B) Cation-exchange resins have sulfonic acid groups
(C) Anion-exchange resins have tertiary amine groups at
{D) Anion-exchange resins have carboxylic acid groups wis we
Answer codes
(1) (A) and (D) (2) (B) and (C) (3) (A) and (C) (4) B) and (C)
——_—
15. Which statement is correct?
} Aon-exchange and ion-exclusion chromatography are same techniques
) Ion-exchange and ion-chromatography are same techniques
(3) Adsorption and partition chromatography as same techniques
(4) Ion-paired and ion-exclusion chromatography are same techniques
16, Identify the structure of oxine
OH
0 CD CKD
OH
@ (of9) ‘“ y
OH NH, 1H
17. Oxigie forms complexes with metal ions in
he dcprotonated state (2) protonated state
(3) neutral state (4} zwitterionic state
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One mole of potassitim bromate in bromate-bromide reaction produces
(1) one mole Bry (2) two moles Brz
US three moles Bry (4) four moles Br,
Which one is redox indicator?
(Qj Methyl red (2) Fluorescein 199 Fecin (4) Phenolphthaiein
Which Ce(lV) solution is stable enough for a year or at 100 °C cemperature?
(1) Basie CejIV) solution el none Ce(IV) solution
(3) Neutral Ce(IV) selution (4) Complex form of CejI¥) solution
Asill) oxide is used in standardizing oxidizing reagent as a primary standard. The best
method to prepare a standard solution of As(III) oxide is
{l) dissolving weighed amount of As,0, in water
2) dissolving weighed amount of As;03 in acidic water
dissolving weighed amount of As,0, in a basic water followed by neutralisation
with an acid
(4) dissolving weighed amount of As,0, in acid followed by neutr:
tion with a base
if you do not have Eriochrome Black-T for complexometric titration, can you perform
this titration?
(1) Not at all
| Yes. with the use of an alternative indicator like phenolphthalein
{3} Yes, with the use of an alternative indicator like ferroin
(4) Wait untit a suitable metallochromic indicator is procured
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23. EDTAoften combines with metal ion (regardless the charge on the cation) in the ratio of
Gy 4 (2) 1:3 (3) 1:2 UG in
24. Metal ions through oxinate precipitation can be estimated by
{ bromate titration (2) direct titration
(Q) back titration (4) colourimetric titration
25. EDTA titrations require a buffer of pH
/
Qy 12 A210 @ 4 1 6
26. in the titration of iron(II) with cerium{V}, the equivalence point potential (Bqq] is
"OE,
+ Bet joeh
2
-E,
-
0) Beg = Epa pe + Boat jee UB Hag =
‘cet pce
(3) Beg = 2B per pe + Boe po
() Beg =F, ret yr?
27. In the following potentiometric titration curve for the determination of chloride with
silver nitrate
.
th OA egos
:
:
$10 18 20
V, mL. 0-1 M AgNO
AE/AV, V/mL
the equivalence point is
Q) 10 mL (2) 20 mL (3) 15 mL (4) 22 mL
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28. The equivalence point pH in the titration of acetic aefd with standard sodium hydroxide
is
(1) in acidic range f} in basic range
(3) in mild acidic range (4) neutral
29. The pH values at 0, 10, 90 and 100% titration of S00 mL of 0-100 M HCI with 0:100 M
NaQH are
10, 1-09, 2:28, 7:00 (2) 11, 1-20, 2:50, 7-50
(3) 0-1, 0-11, 0-23, 0-70 (4) 1-09, 1-00, 7-00, 2:28
30. The conductometric graph given below
8
2
3
3
8 ‘end point
Volume of alkali
ee a titration involving
(1) strong acid against strong base (2)__strong acid against weak base
(3) strong base against weak acid (4) weak base against weak acid
31. Phenolphthalein (Kj, = 1x10") is used as an indicator when transition pH is in the
range of
ay 14 2) 46 us 6-10 (4) 10-12
32. Which of the following relationships is correct one?
a tog %7 «2.4100 (2) A=2.0-log %T x
fo
I oF
(3) og %T = 2 «100 (4) log %T =2-G-A 4
ow
2
Tee Sanne
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33. The unit of ‘molar absorptivity’ is
(1) L mot em? Q) 2 mol em
fo tt mot! em"! L mol! cm’?
34. Beer's law is obeyed for a complex when it is formed by taking
me in large excess
) ligand in large excess
(3) metal : ligand mole ratio 1-0
(4) metal : ligand mole ratio greater than 1-0
35, Bgkr’s law is obeyed in the case of an aqueous solution of a weak acid, if
My solution is made acidic (2) solution is made basic
{3) solution is made neutral (4) solution is made dilute
36. A7-25x10° MKMnO, solution has transmittance 10%, when measured in a 2-10 cm
cell at a ae nm. The absorbance of this solution is
(2-00 100 3) 0:20 (4) 0:10
37. The distribution constant (K) for iodine between an organic solvent and water is 85.
What is the concentration of Ip remaining in the aqueous layer after extraction of
50-0 mL of 1-00x10~ M ly with the 50-0 mL of the organic. solvent?
ce eitn (2) 5-28x10°7 M
,[Colg|*,[AeFot »|Agl2!”
(2) [CoFg |", [Colg|*- (2) [Colg]?”, [AgF2”
(3) [AgF2]. (Aglal” (4) [CoP], [Agta]
Molecular formula of Geraniol is
(1) CioHieO (2) CigHjgO (3) Cots (4) Cio ,0
Acetaldehyde is the presence of few drops of HxSQ, at 0 ‘C gives
() aldol (2) paraldehyde (3) metaldehyde —(4)_crotonaldehyde
Molecular formula piperine is
(1H Cy7HygNOy (2) Cy7HygNO2 (8). CyzHgNO3 (4). None of these
‘The reagent that differentiates an aldose and a ketose is
(1) Febling solution (2) Tollen’s reagent
(3) Molish test (4) bromine water
Bubbling of chlorine gas in boiling acetaldehyde gives
(1) CH,Coc! (2) CH3CH,Cl
(3) CCt,CHO (4) CICH, CHCl
‘The reaction of phenylacetylene with sodamide in liquid ammonia gives
(1). styrene (2) 2,5-dihydrophenylacetylene
1
dihydrophenylacetylene (4) sodium phenylacetylide
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83.
84,
85.
86.
(312)
In the following reactions
() CHy—N=N—CH,
(1) CHyN, 5
(IM) (CHy)3C—OH +H* ——>
(iV) (CHg)3C—Cl + AIC]; —>
the reaction intermediates formed will be
1 " I Vv
() CH, :CHz —— (CHg)3@— (CH) 3”
(2) “CHs CHz ——[CHg)3C* —(CH)3C7
(3) -CHy CH, (CHy)sC*(CHg}5C"
4) CHy CHz — (CHy)gC(CHg bs
Oxidation is associated with
(Q) change in molecular weight (2) gain in electron
(3) evolution of gas (4) loss of electron
Which one is the reversible reaction in the following?
(1) Sulfonation of benzene (2) Nitration of benzene
(3) Halogenation of benzene (4) Alylation of benzene
‘The electrophile in oleum in the sulfonation reaction of benzene is
(1) S02 2) 805 (3) $03, (4) 80,
1687.
90.
91.
92,
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Vulcanisation of rubber is
(1) cross-linking of hydrocarbon chain in crude rubber by sulphur
(2) heating of rubber to mould in the desired shape
(3) decreasing its tensile strength
(4) decreasing its elasticity
Polyester is condensation polymer of
(1) phenol—formaldehyde
(2) terphthalic acid—ethylene glycol
(3) terphthalic acid~-hexamethylene diamine
(4) urea—formaldehyde
Which one of the phenol derivatives is more steam volatile?
(1) oNitrophenol (2) m-Nitrophenol (3) Hydroquinone (4) _p-Nitrophenol
The compound readily reacts with Lucas reagent at room temperature is
(1) 2-methyl propanol (2) 2-methyl propane-2-ol
(3) 2-butanol (4) 1-butanol
The compound which does not reduce Febling’s solution is
(1) formic acid (2) acetaldehyde (3) benzaldehyde (4) fructose
‘The acidity in decreasing order of different acids is
{1} formic acid > chloroacetic acid > acetic acid > propanoic acid
(2) formic acid > propanoic acid > clloraacetic acid > acetic acid
(3) chloroacetic acid > acetic acid > formic acid > propanoic acid
(4) chloroacetic acid > formic acid > acetic acid > propanoic acid
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93,
94.
95.
96.
97.
98.
(342)
Which one is an example of azo dye?
(1) Malachite (2) Methyl orange (3) Indigo [4) Fluorescein
‘The reaction of benzaldehyde with ethyl a-bromopropionate in the presence of zine is
known as
(1) Perkin reaction (2) Knoevenagel reaction
(3) Claisen-Schmidt reaction (4) Reformatsky reaction
The reaction of acetaldehyde with concentrated NaOH gives
(2) yellow resin (2) aldol
{3) metaldehyde (4) paraldehyde
‘Anthracene on oxidation with chromic acid gives
(1) anthranilic acid (2) anthraquinone
(3) phthalic acid (4) terphthalic acid
‘The order of each of hydrogenations is
(1) anthracene > naphthalene > benzene
(2) benzene > anthracene > naphthalene
(3) benzene > naphthalene > anthracene
(4) naphthalene > anthracene > benzene
‘The intermediate in the reaction of m-bromoanisole with sodamide in liquid ammonia is
CH; CHa
Q) i (2)
Ze
OCHy OCHs
2
3) 4)
Br “Br
1899,
100,
101.
102.
103.
104,
108.
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a-Naphthol couples with benzenediazonium salt at position
ay 2 4 3) 5 4 6
Conversion of aliphatic ketones to esters is known as
(1) Wolf rearrangement 2) Beckmann rearrangement
(3) Bacyer-Villiger oxidation (4) Clemmensen reduction
Isoquinoline on reduction with tin and hydrochloric acid gives
(1) octahydroisoquinoline 2) 1,2,3,4-dihydroisoquinoline
(3) 1,4-dihydroisoquinoline (4) 1,2-dihydroisoquinoline
‘The reaction of pyridine with acyl chloride in the cold gives
(1) L-acylpyridinium chloride (2) 3-acylpyridine
(3) 4-acylpyridine (4) None of the above
Which one is least stable carbanion?
(1) Cys CH, (2) (CHg}3°C 8) “CCly (4) “CHs
Which of the alkyl halides undergoes most readily for nucleophilic substitution
reaction?
(1) CHZCH,Br 2) CH,CH,F (3) CHjCH,I (4) CH,CH,CI
The reaction of ethanolic KOH on 1,1-dichioropropane gives
(1} propanaldehyde (2) propyne
(3) propan-i,1-diol (4) propanone
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106.
107.
108.
(312)
An axial methyl at position 1 in methylcyclohexane is closer to
(1) 2a, 4e hydrogens (2) 2¢ 6¢ hydrogens
(3) 16 3a hydrogens (4) 3a Sa hydrogens
Predict the product of the following reaction
Oo
if Pa/O, Hp
R—C—C—O—H + NH; ————>
I ll
(i) R+CH,-C—O—H (2) R-GH-C-O-H
NH,
(3) ROC=NH (4) R-CH—COH
OoH —H
Predict the product of the following reaction
CN
Ro Ke (1) NH
PN cute (2) HNOz
(3) CgHsO—H
(4) HCL
ZN CN
(1) RCH (2) rot
CO2H NHCO,Cols
CN
(3) RACH (4) R-CH—CO,H
con, a
NH,
20109.
110,
1.
112,
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A dilute solution of D(+tglucose in presence of sodium hydroxide is converted into an
almost optically inactive mixture which contains
(1) Dé+glucose, D(}erabinose and D(+}mannose
(2) D+} glucose and D(+}-mannose
(3) D(+}-glucose, D(i-mannose and D(-Hructose
(4) D(}mannose and D¢-}-fructose
Predict the product of the following reaction
“a (2) PhP
2 STEN >
(2) CatigONa
“Some (3) PaCHO
(4H
CH,
(1) PhgP=CHOMe (2) Ph—-CH,CHO
(3) Ph—CH=CHOMe (4) Ph—-CH,—CH,—On
Which aldoses and ketoses form same osazone when treated with excess of phenyl-
hydrazine?
(1) Dist-ghucose, D(+}+mannose, Dir}-ribose
(2) D(s+glucose, D(+}mannose, D(4-fructose
(3) Dis} glucose, L(sparabinose
(4) D(s+glucose, D(-}arabinose
Predict the product of the following reaction
CHO
I (1) NH,OH
(GHOR), (2) Ac,
oe
CH,OH (3) CH,ONa, CHCl,
D (+) glucose
(Q) D-}arabinose (2) Gluconic acid
(3) Glucose penta acetate (4) Di}ribose
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113. Which pair of the following pair of sugars is epimers?
(1) Dirglucose, Di-Hiructose {2) D(s)-glucose, D(-}arabinose
(3) DG}glucose, D(4-mannose (4) Di-Hructose, D(}-mannose
114. The orbital angular momentum for a 3p electron is
« -
ns a 28 @ 6? a) 7
mo Qn Qn Qn Qn
Which one of the following atomic spectral transitions is forbidden?
(1) 3d af (2) 2p-> 3s (3) 3p» 3d AGA 5F
16,' According to quantum mechanics, the energy levels of a free particle are
4
AU continuous (2) discrete and equally distant
(3) discrete but not equally distant (4) Energy is always zero
117, The quantum number which is not derived from the solution of the Schrédinger wave
equation for hydrogen atom is
(1) azimuthal quantum number (2) principal quantum number
(3) magnetic quantum number (4) spin quantum number
er
as} ‘tal which has a maximum probability density lying along two axes is known.
- 2 ( dp B) dy @) de
(as Which one of the following molecules has the highest bond energy?
Qn Fe ae (9) Bre (a
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420. ) The translational partition function has the unit of
wv yw @P wh number
121. The fundamental relation in Helmholtz free energy (A) and molecular partition function
gis
(1) A= MET Ing (2) A=-NeTIng
@) A= NKTE (-£ (4) Ax-NKTZ ex (-£)
(3) Pl op (4) PEE
(2) For an ideal monatomic gas, the particle partition function q is
apa
or 0) v
he
2 2
@) (aa) v
2nmkT
123. If-vis the fundamental frequency, jis the reduced mass and k is the force constant,
then for a harmonic oscillator
ay kek ia (2) v= 4n%e2y @) v
4 vee Pon
24.) The Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution function of speed is
s(t 2) a
m
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125, The difference between the magnitudes of the magnetic fields at which ‘ree’ nuclei and
molecular nuclei resonate is called
() chemical shift (2) magnetic shift
(3) screening constant (4) anisotropy in gvalue
a
126.) When a transition between states of the same multiplicity occurs without emitting
\__/ fight, the process is called
(1) Guorescence ternal conversion (IC)
(3) quenching (4) intersystem crossing (ISC)
@
(ay, Rotational spectra are observed in the
(1) neg? infrared region (2) visible region
(3)Aar infrared region (4) UV region
128. Which one of the following is adopted as the primary reference electrode, assigned
standard electrode potential equal to zero?
(1) Hg/KCl soln. (aq) 2) Cu/Ccuso, soln.
(3) Ag/Agcl/cl (4) Pt/Hy(g, 1 atm)/H*
129, The reverse of a photochemical reaction is called
(1) chemituminescence (2) phosphorescence
3) fluorescence (4) photosensitization
130. A5-0x10° M solution of KCrO, has optical density of 1-5 at 680 mp using a 10 mm
cell, Its extinction coefficient in the unit of L mol”' em‘! is
a) 075 (2) 300-00 3) 750 {41 30:00
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131. For reversible isothermal expansion of a perfect (ideal) gas, which particular set of the
following statements is correct?
() gy0,w>0, AU =0 and AH =0 (2) q>0,w<0, AU =0 and AH sO
-BY/9>0,w<0, AU =0 and AH=0 (4) q>0,w<0,aU<0 and AH =0
&) “Fugacity of a gas in a mixture is equal to the product of its mole fraction in the
mixigre and its fugacity in the pure state at a total pressure of the mixture” This is in
apis with
Lewis-Randall rule
(2) Konovalov's first law
(3) Konovalov's second Iaw
(4) mathematical form of Duhem-Margules equation
aN
138) Which one of the following is not true for real gases?
(1) aG=nrr inf fe 2) tim {Loa
? nl)
3}
P
P.
G=mRT In| 2
. (F)
Ga) Jn osmotic pressure method, molecular mass of polymers can be obtained from the
intercept of the graph of
c
Q) avs. 2) (z WC 8 Suse (4 Bvs. ve
{Being osmotic pressure;C the mass concentration (mase/volume) of the polymer)
The half-life of a given reaction was halved as the initial concentration was doubled
What js the order of ihe reaction?
() Zero order (2) Pseudo first order
~134/'Second order (4) Third order
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136. Which of the following ions has the highest ionic mobility in aqueous solution?
ow Ww (2) Rbt (3) Nat (4 Ke
oN
j( 137. | which of the following isotherms was successfully explained by Langmuir’s
\\_J unimolecular layer theory?
a) wal / 2) (/m)
Po
}
ap! m) ( (4) Geir J
Po
£Y Po
(aa
co (3) emt
139} According to Debye-Hickel theory of strong electrolytes, an ion while moving in a
particular direction under the influence electric field experiences a drag due the
presence of ionic atmosphere of excess oppositely charged ions around moving ion.
Thisfeffect is known as
Po
\e_
‘The oscillator strength of a spectral transition has he units of
:
(1) mol sm? 2) dim mol ‘cm
imensionless quantity
1) fasymmetric effect (2) electrophoretic effect
(3) Brownian effect (4) concentration effect
Which one of the following statements is wrong?
@
U1) BIC is a radioactive isotope of carbon
(2) Sco is an unstable radio isotope of cobalt
(2 Radioactive disintegration follows second-order kinetics
"Tay Superconducting materials are diamagnetic
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145.
146,
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‘The violet colour of Naj,, 5 Cl crystal is due to
(1) Frenkel defects (2) Schowtky defect
(3)_ interstitials ‘centres
‘The difference between the potential of the electro,
observed and the theoretical reversible potential v;
when gas evolution is actually
1c for the same reaction is called
(1) concentration polarization
(3) Dorn effect (4) sedimentation potential
Sulfur can exist in
(1) one phase (2) two phases —(3)_ three phases four phases
f fsstorder chemical reaction is 10% complete in 10 minutes. tts half-life is (gjven
log 3-=0- 48) -
(1) 50°50 minutes (2) 7-5 minutes (3) 956 minutes (4) 75-2 minutes
The halflife of @ second-order chemical reaction 24> products whose initial
concentration was 0-01 mol L’!, was found to be 300 minutes. Its rate constant is
(1) 0-36 mol Lb’! min ! (2) 3:6 molL? min?
(3) 0-63 mol L! min? (4) 0-036 mol L! min’!
ky
For a reversible chemical reaction A= X in which both the forward and reverse
reactions are first order and the initial concentration of A is @ and the equilibrium
eoncentration of X is x,, the value of k ; in terms of ky is given by
(ky lay ~ 6) (2) ky a/x,
(3) Ry (ay ~ xox, (4) ky x, May -
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|, consecutive chemical reaction, A—!-+ B—**-+ C is first order at both the stages
(d kp. ‘The time required to attain the maximum
with rate constants as Ky
concentration of B is given/by
3 fink Ink, ink, +Ink,
ny 2:93 no" 3 Inky} @ (nk, +Inka)
(ey Ka) (ky #2)
irgy of activation for the decomposition of NO} into NO and ¢
Og is negative which
¢ ene!
may be due to one of the following
Increase in entropy on decomposition of NO2
4 (2) Formation of stable intermediates
(3). Formation of free radicals
(4) Decrease in enthalpy on formation of NO and Op
(we. sue activation energy of a unimolecular surface reaction is obtained by measuring the
hemperature dependence of rate constants at one of the following
(2) Loyw“temperatures
(1) Low pressures
(3) Constant volume (4/tHigh pressures
The rate constants, k;,*.. and ky for the enzyme catalysed reaction
»EtP
are 0-1, U1 and 0.05 respectively. The Michaelis constant for the reaction is
() % Q) 16 (3) 0-066 (4) 225,
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