1. The document appears to be a chemistry test containing multiple choice and short answer questions.
2. The multiple choice section contains questions about the commercial source of lithium, the use of potassium superoxide, materials used for nitric acid containers, and the origin of the word "alkali".
3. The short answer section asks about the similarities between hydrogen and group 14 elements, the decreasing ionic character of halides from left to right in the periodic table, why lithium carbonate decomposes upon heating but potassium carbonate does not, the nature and uses of lime water and milk of magnesia, how aluminum reacts with air and its uses, how borax is prepared commercially from colemanite
1. The document appears to be a chemistry test containing multiple choice and short answer questions.
2. The multiple choice section contains questions about the commercial source of lithium, the use of potassium superoxide, materials used for nitric acid containers, and the origin of the word "alkali".
3. The short answer section asks about the similarities between hydrogen and group 14 elements, the decreasing ionic character of halides from left to right in the periodic table, why lithium carbonate decomposes upon heating but potassium carbonate does not, the nature and uses of lime water and milk of magnesia, how aluminum reacts with air and its uses, how borax is prepared commercially from colemanite
1. The document appears to be a chemistry test containing multiple choice and short answer questions.
2. The multiple choice section contains questions about the commercial source of lithium, the use of potassium superoxide, materials used for nitric acid containers, and the origin of the word "alkali".
3. The short answer section asks about the similarities between hydrogen and group 14 elements, the decreasing ionic character of halides from left to right in the periodic table, why lithium carbonate decomposes upon heating but potassium carbonate does not, the nature and uses of lime water and milk of magnesia, how aluminum reacts with air and its uses, how borax is prepared commercially from colemanite
Question no.1 1. Most important commercial source of lithium is A) spodumene b) Trona c) carnalite d) none of these 2. Potasium super oxide has a very interesting use in A) roots development b) cement industry c) paper industry d) breathing equipment 3. Nitric acid is frequently transported in container made up of A) Al b) Na C) k d) Fe 4. Tincal is mineral of a) Carbon b) Aluminium c) Silicon d) Boron 5. The word alkali is derived from which language A) Arabic b) Greek c) French d) German 6. Chloroprene is used for making a) rubber b) petrol c) liquid fuel d) none of these QUESTION.2 SHORT ANSWER (16) I. How does hydrogen resemble with the element of group IVA? II. Ionic character of halide decrease from left to right in a period give reason? III. Why LiCO3 decomposes on heating but k2CO3 is stable toward heat? iV. What is chemical nature of lime water and milk of magnesia gives its uses? V. How Aluminium react with air give also write its three utilizations? Vi. How Borax is prepared from Colemanite by commercially method. Vii. How alkene is identified by Baeyer’s Reagent? Viii. How acetylene is prepared on industrial scale? QUESTION.3 LONG ANSWER (8) A) Explain the classification and periodic Trend of halides in detail. B) Discuss the function of Calcium in plant growth. C) Give the polymerization reaction of ethyne to prepared a)divinyl acetylene b) synthetic rubber c) Benzene