LABORATORY APPARATUS AND EQUIPMENT

1. A process of separating the component substances from a liquid.

a. Extraction b. Distillation c. Sublimation d. Titration
2. A method of removing active constituents from a solid or liquid.
a. Titration b. Distillation c. Extraction d. Sublimation
3. The change of state directly from solid to gas or from gas to solid.
a. Sublimation b. Extraction c. Distillation d. Titration
4. A solution of accurately known concentration.
a. Extraction b. Titration c. Sublimation d. Distillation
5. A technique used to separate mixture of a soluble.
a. Fractional distillation b. Distilled liquid c. Simple distillation d. Distillation
flask
6. Distance travelled by an individual component/distance.
a. Retention factor b. Sample spot c. Solvent front d. Factor
retention
7. A separation technique in which the stationary bed is within a tube.
a. Separation b. Stationary phase c. Column chromatography d. Chromatography
8. Water held on a solid support of filter (cellulose).
a. Immiscible solvent b. Sublimation c. Mobile phase d. Stationary phase
9. The paper remaining after the experiment is known as:
a. Retention factor b. Chromatogram c. Origin d. Chromatography
10. What is the solution Rf value.
a. zero b. three c. six d. one
11. A continuous downward displacement of the solvent.
a. Extraction b. Percolation c. Titration d. Solvent
12. Continuous extraction of a component from a solid mixture.
a. Extractor soxhlet b. Percolation c. Soxhlet extractor d. Titration
13. It use two immiscible phases.
a. Titration b. Extractions c. Solute d. Separation
14. A neutralization of an acid with a base.
a. Sublimation b. Extraction c. Titration d. Distillation

15. This are the types of titration except:

a. Acid-base, Oxidation-reduction, Precipitation, Conductimetric

b. Acid-base, Oxidation-reduction, Titration Conductimetric
c. Acid-base, Chromatography, Precipitation, Conductimetric
d. Acid-base, Oxidation-reduction, Precipitation, Connductimetric

16. A substance that changes color at the equivalence.

a. Equivalence point b. Titration c. End point d. Indicator
17. It is used to measure the exact amount of sodium hydroxide to go into the flask.
a. Beaker b. Bunsen burner c. Pipette d. Test tube
18. It allowed to drip slowly at a controlled rate until 3/4 th volume.
a. Packing b. Imbibition c. Percolation d. Maceration
19. It allowed to stand for 24 hours to macerate the drug.
a. Maceration b. Percolator c. Packing d. Imbibition
20. It is brought into contact with a solvent in which the substance of interest is soluble.
a. Mixture b. Extraction c. Titration d. Separation
21. It is used when the difference in boiling point is quite less.
a. Simple distillation b. Fractional distillation c. Sublimation d. Extraction
22. A mixture of immiscible solvents which are mixtures of water.
a. Stationary phase b. Chromatography c. Mobile phase d. Phase mobile
23. It consist solution to be separated that dissolved in an appropriate solvent.
a. Liquid phase b. Mobile phase c. Stationary phase d. Phase liquid
24. After the extraction unwanted matter is _______.
a. Showed b. removed c. soluble d. inactive
25. Fractional distillation is used when the difference in boiling point is ________.
a. less quite b. quite high c. quite less d. boils
26. Vapuor into solids on cooling in known as:
a. Titration b. Distillation c. Sublimation d. Extraction
27. The elution is carried out by the buffer system which is the _______.
a. Stationary phase b. Liquid phase c. Phase mobile d. Mobile phase
28. It is an indicator.
a. Colourless b. Phenolphthalein c. Solutions d. Substance
29. End point pH range of Strong Acid-Strong Base.
a. 7-11 b. 3-7 c. 3-10 d. 10-3
30. Suitable indicators of Weak Acid-Weak Base.
a. Methyl orange, methyl red
b. Any indicator
c. Thymol blue
d. Methyl red, methyl orange