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    GULZAR GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS, LUDHIANA

    (B. Tech Section D) SEM-I /MST-I, November 2021

    Roll Number………… Date/Session:


    Subject Code: BTCH101-18 Subject Name: Engg. Chemistry
    Time: 1:30 hr Max. Marks: 24

    Instructions:

    a) Section A is compulsory.
    b) Section B carries 03 questions. Attempt any 02 questions.

    SECTION A (2*4 = 8)
    1 What are enantiomers and distereomers. Give examples. (Understand)
    2 What is electronegativity. Which element has the highest electronegativity in the periodic table.
    3 Why size of cations are smaller than size of anions.
    4 What is the principle of HSAB.
    SECTION B (2*8=16)
    5 Explain isomerism and types of structural isomerism.
    6 Describe optical activity with types and examples.
    7 Discuss the shape of molecules:
    a) NH3 b)  H₂O c) PCl5  d) -[CoCl2(NH3)4]+

    GULZAR GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS, LUDHIANA

    (B. Tech Section D ) SEM-I /MST-I, November 2021


    Roll Number…………. Date/Session: Subject
    Code: BTCH101-18 Subject Name: Engg. Chemistry
    Time: 1:30 hr Max. Marks: 24

    Instructions:

    a) Section A is compulsory.
    b) Section B carries 03 questions. Attempt any 02 questions.

    SECTION A (2*4 = 8)
    1 What are enantiomers and distereomers. Give examples
    2 What is electronegativity. Which element has the highest electronegativity in the periodic
    table.
    3 Why size of cations are smaller than size of anions.
    4 What is the principle of HSAB.
    SECTION B (2*8=16)
    5 Explain isomerism and types of structural isomerism.
    6 Describe optical activity with types and examples.
    7 Discuss the shape of molecules:
    a) NH3 b) H₂O c) PCl5  d) -[CoCl (NH ) ]
    2 3 4
    +

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