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    This document contains a chemistry exam for class 10th with 40 total marks. It lists 24 short answer questions covering chapters 1-4, including questions about equilibrium constants, the law of mass action, reverse reactions, static equilibrium, achieving equilibrium state, predicting reaction direction, Lewis acids, neutral salts, uses of sulfuric acid, properties of bases, limitations of the Arrhenius concept, defining pH and the pH of water, homocyclic compounds, organic chemistry, the vital force theory, aromatic compounds, properties of homologous series, reactivity of alkenes, uses of methane, reducing alkyl halides, physical properties of alkenes, uses of acetylene, defining hydrogenation, and uses of alken

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    Total marks. 40. W5
    Short questions Chp 1-4
    Attempt any 20, all question carry equal marks.
    1. What do you meant by equilibrium constant?
    2. State law of mass action.
    3. Give two properties of reverse reaction.
    4. Define static equilibrium with example.
    5. How equilibrium state can be achieved?
    6. How direction of reaction can be predicted?
    7. Why BF3 acts as Lewis acid?
    8. What are neutral salts?
    9. Give two uses of H2SO4
    10. Write two properties of Bases.
    11. What are the limitation of Arhineius concept?
    12. Define pH, what is the pH of normal water.
    13. Define homo cyclic compounds.
    14. Define organic chemistry.
    15. What is vital force theory?
    16. What are aromatic compounds?
    17. Give two properties of homologous series.
    18. Why are alkenes reactive?
    19. Write two uses of methane.
    20. How alkyl halides are reduced.
    21. Give two physical properties of alkenes.
    22. Give two uses of acetylene.
    23. What is hydrogenation?
    24. Write down 2 uses of alkenes.

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