CHEMISTRY XII Choose the Correct Answer 4 The first seven groups of the periodic table are divided into sub-groups ‘A’ consisting of; Representative Elements a. Transition Elements i d. Complex Elements b. Metallic Elements. % Interstitial hydrides are also named as: _A® Metallic hydrides c. Covalent hydrides b. Borderline hydrides d. tonic hydrides * Saponification results in the formation of: a. Glass b. Polymer c. Fertilizer 4, Soap ‘+ The boiling point range 40° - 200° is for this fraction of petroleum: a. Wax -b. Gasoline c. Heavy Oil d. Jet Fuel * The ratio of electron, proton and neutron in Protium is: (1;1:0) b. (4:1:1) c. (1:21) d. (1:1:2) EDTAIs: a. Bidentate Ligand —_b. Chelate _c. Monodentate Ligand ,d:~Multidentate Ligand *% Another name for Methane is: a. MustardGas b. Oil Gas c. Coal Gas 7 Marsh Gas * An example of electron deficient hydrides is: arBhs b. NaBHs c. NaH d. CHa * Chemical name for Fruit sugar is: a. Sucrose b. Glucose c. Lactose -d=“Fructose “> The bond angle and bond distance between the atoms in rhombic sulphur are: a Z2A & 105° b. 2.12°A&107° c, 2.3°A& 105° d. 2.22°A & 108° % This is animal starch: __a-Glycogen b. Amylose c. Cellulose d. Amino acid Density of 98% HNOs is: 1.51 9/1 b. 149/1 c. 1,83 g/! d. 1.42 9/I The chemical formula Al02.3H20 stands for: & ~ a. Dispoore b. Corundum c. Bauxite _d-Gibbsite * This imparts red color to glass: a. Cr2O3 b. cu c. CoO _-4 20 * The formula of Caproic acid is: a. CHs(CH2)z.COOH —_b, CHs(CHa)s.COOH c. CHs.CH.COOH “CH (CHia)s. COOH “% The number of carbon atoms in a Monosaccharide is: ac 3-10 b. 2-8 «3-9 d. 4-9 * Fertilizer maintains the range of pH of soil at: a 7.0-8.0 b. 4.0-6.0 c. 12-42 d. 120-140 % The formula of Hypochlorous acid a HOCI b. HCIO2 c. HCIO3 d. HClOg + The metal ion having the highest number of unpaired electrons is: a. Mn‘? b. Fe? c. Cot? de Nit? & The chemical name of laughing gas is:ide a itrogen pentaoxi 2 Nitric oxide 6° Nitrous Oxide ¢. Nitrogen trioxide d._Nitroge’ * This has the minimum Hydration energy: cs" a. Nat b. kt c. Rbt a % Cycloalkanes have the general formula: d. CaHanes a. CoHanez 2. CoHzn cc. CoHan-2 * Glycogen is a: _, ae d. Disaccharide a. Monosaccharide —_b. ‘Oligosaccharide <<“ Polysacchari * This gas was used in the first world war: d. Ammonia gas c. Coalgas a. Phosgene gas_b-~Mustard gas . The hybridization in the carbon atom of carbonyl group Is: d. dsp? a. SP b. SP? c. SPF Alll nobel gases fulfill their octet rule except: i. | a. Kr b. Ne ace ee * The atomic number of an element belonging to group V~ d. 23 a7 b. 13 ave 1S d. Alkali metals * Elements of group I-8 are called: ; an a. Normal elements b. Rare earth metals c-Coinage eleme! * Hydride ion and Helium atom have the same: a. Number of proton b. Valency c. Number of neutron d,-Number of electron * The number of neutrons in protium is: 7 a.Zero b. 1 e2 The element having the symbol Ga belongs to this family: ; d. Berylium a. Carbon b. Nitrogen -c Boron On burning in excess of Oxygen, Sodium forms its: ; a. Superoxide _-b: Peroxide c. Monoxide d. Dioxide A mixture of Aluminum nitrate and Aluminum powder is called: a. Duralumia —__b-~Ammonal c. Carnallite *% Ca2BcO11.5H20 is the chemical formula of: a. Cryolite —b- Colemanite * This functional group is present in oil and fats: ‘aFaster group b. Alcoholic group c. Carboxylic group The number of elements in each lanthanide and actinide series is: d. Alum c. Bauxite d. Borax d. Aldehydic group a2) —b 14 c. 18 d. 32 Water gas is produced by Passing steam over red hot coke at: a. 800°C b. 900°C c. 600°C -t4000°C “This metal forms super oxide: a. Li b. Be * Tincal is a mineral of: om: ee a. Al b. Si TB dc ** Kipp’s apparatus is used to prepare: f a. HCl b. Ch — Hes 4. SO. a 825s produced by treating ethene with sulphur monochloride: a. Tear gas - i : * This gas is used in aes Msterdgss Laughing gas dea Mersh os a. Methane —br Ethyne c ‘ . Eth % Grignard’s reagent reacts with ketone to give: ser d, Ethenea alcohol b. 2°- alcohol —_¢,-3° - alcohol @ Tene + Cholestrol, cholic acid and progesterone are: aS as Utes. ee Sterorhs, a eMayueus + InTollen’s test, the end product is: a. White ppt b. Red ppt c. Yellow ppt <0. ‘Silver mirror, # NaOH is named as caustic soda because: a, Itis used in soda water (-% It corrodes organic tissues _, by ttreacts with chiorine gas d. itreacts with fats to form soap * Brine is a concentrated aqueous solution ., 2¢ Sodium chloride b. Sodium sulphate c. Sodium carbonate Alum ‘* The process of covering iron sheets by a layer of Zinc is known as: d. Annealing 2. Tempering b. Tinplating —_¢--Galvanizing * The functional group present in cresol is: & Phenolic, -OH b. aldehydic, -CHO c. carboxylic, -COOH — d. alcoholic, -OH Milk sugar is also called: | 3 Glucose b. Fructose _telactose d. Sucrose o Dimethul ether and Fthvl alcohol are: a. Metamers _-¢Functional group isomer b. Position isomers d. Cis-trans isomers * Ethylene is used as/in: a. Preparing Mustard gas c. Ripening of fruits b. Anaesthetic d= Alllof these * Allnobel gases fulfill the octet rule except: a a. Ne b. Ar -er He d. Xe * The elements of same group have the: |. Same number of electrons Same number of valence electrons Hydrogen shows the oxidation state(s): c. Same number of protons d. Same valence shell configuration -lonly —@ Allof these a. Zero only. b. +1only c. ‘+ Elements belonging to the same group in the periodic table are: a. Caand Na b> Ca and Be c. Caand Li d. Caandk ‘ Moleéular formula for Tincal is: a. H3BO3 ——b. NaBs07.10H20 c. H2BsO7 dd. Na2Bs07.7H20 ‘+ The substance which contain two or more metals is called: a. Polymer b, Homologous ~t: Alloy d. Allotrope ‘+ The compounds 1-butene and 2-butene are: a-Position isomers —_b. ‘Chain isomers ‘ Molecular formula of chloroform is: c. Func. Group isomers d. Metamers a. CHCl _': CHCh c. CHaCh d. CCl, * General formula of Alkyl halide is: a. CoHanX b. CaHanaX ee? CaHaneaX de Catt * Blood cancer is caused by: a. Methane b. Butane 27 Benzene d. Ethane * Acarbon atom having a positive charge is calle a. Hydroxide ion b. Halide ion “ex*Carbonium ion d. Carbon ion % Methylated spirit is a mixture of:* ta nell & crcl b. CHO &CHs “CHO & G:HsOH —d._ CH3OH & HCI STBon atom of carbonyl group is hybridized as: .* P _—+br sp? c. sp? d. dsp? | * Tollen’s reagent is: ; a. Ammonical cuprous oxide c, Ammonical cuprous chloride b. Ammonical silver bromide _=d. Ammonical silver nitrate ‘* Fruity smell is produced when C:HsOH is reacted with: a. CHsCOCHs —b. PC c. PCls ——th CHsfOOH > The sweetest sugar is: a Fructose b. Glucose c ee " d. Lactose ‘% The human body stores a part of glucose in liver in the form of: ~8. Glycogen b. Amylase c. Amylopectin G- Cellulose The number of valence electrons in the elements of I-A Group is: da al be 2 3 7 The crystalline solids that contain water molecules in their crystals are called: ; ~a> Hydrates b. Hydrides c. Hydrolysed d. Electrolytes Bauxite is an ore used for the extraction of: , a. Borax b. Boric Acid c. Iron d= Aluminum In kxCr0>, oxidation number of Cr is: a. 47 br $6 45 d. +4 Ammonal is a mixture oft | —ar Aluminum powder & aluminum nitrate c. Aluminum powder and aluminum sulphate b. Aluminum powder & sodium nitrate d,. Aluminum powder & potassium nitrate The harmful and undesirable reaction of metals, when exposed to atmosphere or any chemical agent is known as: a. Allotropy be Corrosion c. Electroplating d. Cracking * Sodium reacts with water more vigorously than lithium because it: a. Has higher atomic weight & \s more electropositive b. Is more electropositive d. Isa metal The metal present in Grignard Reagent is: < Mg b. Mn c. Fe d. cu % The chlorination of methane (CHa) is an example of: a. Addition reaction b. Oxidation reaction c--Substitution reaction d. Elimination reaction % Catenation is a process in which carbon shows the properties of: a. Making single bond c. Hybridization _-be Making long chains or rings of carbon atoms d. Isomerism * Itis not a nucleophile: a. OH b. NH co BFs d. CN The general formula of alkene is: a. CaH2nv2 be Catan C. CoHan2 * The vitamin is water soluble: ° Cote a. Vitamin A b. Vitamin c ¢. Vitamin D d. Vitami . 7 |. Vitamin K * The general formula of aldehyde is: a. R~OH b. -COOH c. RCOR <éR-CHO The ethyl chloride reacts with alcoholic KOH to give: 4a, Ethane b. Butane . c. Ethyl Alcohol ode e 4 Markownikoff's rule will be applicable in the addition of Hie ops fo Ethene a. H2C=CH2 b. MoC = CHBr ©. HC=CH d. None of th % The ratio of electron, protons and neutrons in Deuterium ist = a. (1:1:0) be(ltst) ©. (1:1:2) d. (1:2:1) 4 Aluminum Bronze contains: . a. 10% of Al & 90% of Cu ©. 20% of Al & 80% of Cu “b. 30% of Al & 70% of Cu d. 50% of Al & 50% of Cu * The atomic number of an clement belonging to group V-A and 3" period is: a7 b. 13 ls d. 23 + No gas liquefies at this temperature: a. -273°C b. -200°¢ _f 196°C d. -118°C Hypo is used as: aefixer b. Developer c. Reducer d. Blinder * This group is meta-directing: a. -OR b. -R c= =COOR d. -x * The formula of valeric acid i a. CHs.(CH2)2.COOH b,CHs.(CHz)3.COOH c. CH3.(CH2)s.COOH =. CH3.(CH2)s.COOH + Glucose and Fructose are: a. Metamers b. Chain Isomers _c.-Func. Group Isomers d. Position Isomers The functional group is RSH is: a. Alcoholic ~~». Thioalcohol ¢. CarboxylicCarbon —d._ Ether Milk sugar is also called: a. Glucose , _-be Lactose c. Fructose d. Maltose ‘% The binary compounds of hydrogen with transition metals are called: a. lonichydrides ts. Metallic Hydrides c. Polymeric Hydrides d. Covalent Hydrides Citrus fruits are important source of vitamin: a B bec cD di £ “ Kipp’s apparatus is used to prepare: a. SO2 be FS c. HCl d. Ch Blood cancer is caused by: a. Methane b. Ethane c. Butane — te Benzene % The formula of Dolomite is: a. KCLMgCl. b. MgsOs.7H20 ——c -MgC03.CaCO3 d. MgcOs ‘+ EDTA is this type of ligand: a. Bidentate b. Tetradentate c. Pentadentate —d--Hexadentate * The percentage by weight of Ethanol in rectified spirit is: 292-95 b. 70-80 c. 85-90 d. 50-60 ** Every period of periodic table starts from ns* and ends at: a, ns? b. ns’np? _-er nstnp® * the radioactive isotope of Hydrogen is: a. Protium b. Deuterium _S- Tritium d. None of these * The catalyst used for separation of Hydrogen gas from water gas at 500°C is: a. FeO be CaO c. NaH d, CaH2 ‘+ Sodium carbonates react with Silica at 1400°C to form: ' 5. caocle a. Casi * Aqua ra _ A Narsio, © CaCOs 4 na 81a is a mixture of HNOy and HCI in the ration of: 4. 2:7 % ab 1:3 e. 15 oo ‘ The Refractive index of Diamond is: 133° a. 245° 5° 5° d, 1. i ones G1 0-205) t clement of this serie, The first member of 1" d-block series of elements fs Scandium and the las is: d. None of these _ Betine b. Copper c. Iron | The ligand EDTA is: d= Hexadentate a. Monodentate —_b.Bidentate c. Tridentate rolysis but for alkanes, ij The thermal decomposition of any organic compound is called Pyroly’ ws called: i eum a. Cracking b. Polymerization _¢. Reforming of Petrol d. Functional group isomers Methyl Propyl ether and Diethyl ether are: . a. Chain Isomers _b. Position Isomers Metamers Which alkane cannot be prepared by Wurtz reaction? d. Butane shWlethane b. Ethane ¢. Propane ing, thi + Fourth valency of carbon is concentrated towards the center of ring, this structure was proposed d. None of these by: a. Lewis b. Kekul ex Armstrong-Bayer * In Neucleophilic substitution reaction, primary alkyl halides undergo: | “a-SN* Mechanism —b. SN*Mechanism —c. Ex Mechanism d. E2Mechanism d. Polyhydric alcoho! % Glycolis a: a. Dihydric alcohol -&~Trihydric alcohol c. Monohydric alcohol + Wood spirit is the alternate name for: (aMethyl alcohol —_b. Ethylalcohol —c. n-Propylalcohol_~—d._ n-Butyl alcohol Glucose is a: a. Disaccharide-b-“Monosaccharide c. Polysaccharide d. None of these “Example of a super cooled liquid d. None of these -aeGlass b. Paint c. Plastic % Alkanes are also called: -az“Paraffins b. Olefins c. Aldehydes d, Alcohols “ Hydrogen shows the oxidation state: a. +1only b. -Lonly c. zero —dr~all of these ‘% In K2Cr20; the oxidation state of Cr is: a, 42 be 46 c. 45 d, +3 does not react with aqueous solution of acids, alkalies, or potassium * permanganate or other oxidizing agents and most of the usual laboratory reagents. a. Benzene b. Ether _-$-—Methane d. Acetic acid * is used to manufacture mustard gas which is poisonous gas used as war €35- ; a-Ethene b, Methane c. Ethylene d. Acetylene * poisonous gas is present in the exhaust fumes of car. a. Methane b. Acetylene c. HCI _deCarbon mono oxide *% In Tollen’s test the end product is: a. White ppt b. Red ppt c. Yellow ppt -d-Silver mirror * Phenol is reduced to when its vapours are passed over red ot zinc dust. 6a. Ether be Benzene © Ethane c 4 The vitamin is water soluble: " a aevitC b. Vitb c VitD d. VICK 4 Kipp’s apparatus is used to prepare: . a. HCL b. Cl, ee HAS. d. SOx + Sodium bicarbonate is commonly called: a. Soda ash b. Baking Soda ¢. Caustic Soda d. Bleaching Powder 4 Carbon atom of carbonyl group is hybridized: a. sp be sp? c. sp? d. dsp? + Itis not a nucleophile a. OH b. NH ceBFy d. CN + The sweetest sugar is: ” a. Fructose b. Glucose c. Sucrose 4d. lactose + Hydrogen is very good: ~@. Reducing agent —_b. Oxidizing agent c,_ Reducing as well as oxidizing agent. > Formation of vegetable ghee from vegetable oil is an example of: 3. Oxidation b. Reduction — —€: Hydrogenation d. allof these. * Hydrides of group VA are: a Acidic = _b Basic ¢. Amphoteric d, none > ‘ is used as food preservative. a. BaCOs b. Na2COs Natl d. CacOs * is used as mild purgative? a. Agcl =. bs MgSOs c. CuSO, d. HNO3 “Tritium is radioactive isotope of hydrogen, has half life of: a. 50 years b. 100 years c. 25 years _—-d? 12.5 years Electronic configuration of Cu** is: a. 4s13d? b. 452,308 459,302 d. 4s°,3d? ‘% The amount of nickel in stainless steel is: a. 4% _—b: 6% c. 8% d. 0.4% + Bile is an alkaline greenish fluid produced by: a. Stomach ~b. Liver c. Lungs d. none The substance which is added to soil to provide one of the nutrient elements essential for plants: a, Mineral be Fertilizer c, Fiber d. Carbohydrates The deficiency of Vitamin B1 cause: a. Rickets _beBeri-Beri c. Skin disorder d. Scurvy + cannot be prepared by wurtz reaction: a. Methane b. Ethane c. Butane d, Hexane Acetone is reduced to a. 1°-Propyl alcohol b. 2°—Propyl Alcohol 3°—Propyl Alcohol d, none ° is called synthetic tool in the hand of chemist. a. Benzene b, Ethanol c. Diethyl ether at Grignard Reagent Cy to C; hydrocarbons are normally: a. Gases b. Liquids c. Solids d. Allof these Which of the following is an example of tri-hydric alcohol: a Methanol —_b.» Glycol c. Glycerol None oN 7The octani an © number of gasoline may be increased by adding: bePb(CoHs)a cc. P(CHs)2 d. Allof these ate thyne from ethyl chloride proceed by: nape b-€2 Mechanism c. ion pair mechanism ignard’s Reagent, the carbon atom become: The form lation of et n d. Free radical mechanism d. Zwitterion . e Electrophilic —_-be-Nucleophilic c. Amphoteric * The general formula for anhydride of alcohol is: HO . ° R-O-R b. R-SH c. R-S-S-R a. RC It is a colorless gas with sweet smell Wis ac nd Ethyne a. Methane b. Ethyne _-er Ethene d, Both Ethene and Ethy ‘+ Rectified spirit contains d, 100% alcohol ce 92.95% alcohol 8. 75.6% alcohol b, 85% alcohol sb In diabetic mellitus the quantity of molecule increases is: 8. Acetone b. Alcohol c. Acetic acid d. Glyoxan + Lipids are generally soluble in: e ‘ F c. Benzene d. Chloroform Bloor's reagent b. Hexane ++ Adipolar, charged amino acid is called: - a. Nucleophile b.-2witterion c. Electrophile d. Radical + The number of valence electrons in IIB groups are: al b. 11 a? d. 12 + Itis used for the sterilization of drinking water: 2. Chlorine in atomic form c. Chlorine as ionic form _b- Chlorine in molecular form d. NaCl “In graphite the carbon atom is: a_-sp?-hybridized b. sp?—hybridized c. sp—hybridized dd. dsp?— hybridized ‘+ the best antidote in case of H2S poisoning a. Basic H20 b. H20 a Very dilute chlorine d. Acidic H20 ‘ This reaction is used in welding purpose: a. Reaction of acetylene with oxygen c. Reaction of aluminum and iron oxide b. Reaction of nascent hydrogen to form hydrogen molecule Aim Allof them ‘% Tincal is a mineral form of: a. Al b-B c. Si dc + The color of transition elements is well explained by: -a-Crystal Field Theory c. Valence Bond theory b. Molecular Orbital Theory d. lonic theory % The elements with atomic number 10, 18, 36, 54 are: a. Light metals -b-” Inert gases c. Halogen d. Rare earth metals ‘ Mark the halogen which is solid at room temperature: a. Chlorine b. Bromine c. Flourine a lodine “* Wlien glass is exposed to action of HF it is attacked with formation of sodium calcium silicon fluoride is called: a. Grinding b. Calcinations ce Etching d. Annealing A paint is usually composed of: i a. A binder —b--A pigment c. Avolatile solvent d. Allof them * Which is not a member of vitamin 8- complex group a. Retinol b, Riboflavin c. Thiamine d. Pyridoxine 84 Alkyl halides react with aqueous KOH to form: a Ketone | te~Aleohol ©. Alkene d. Aldehyde * An clement “A” maybe belong to the first three groups of P-block element ah s if its oxide diss water produce a strong acid the element belong to group: a a. il bow av at vi a Phosgene gas is: — @ ALOs.3H20 ——b, ALO; c.Al03,H20 d. NasAlfs € COCL 2 4 Epsom salt is a hydrate of: : 7 a. Calcium Sulphate —-e;"Magnesium Sulphate b. Ferrous Sulphate d. None of these ‘Alkali metals are powerful reducing agents because: a. Their ionic radii are larger c, They are monovalent b. The ionization power is very low d. None of these 4 CHaCl+ GHsONa — A, the compound "AY ig, a, CHxCOOH Lb GHsOCH, ©. CHsCOOCHs d. CHs-CO-CHs Which class of compounds is represented by the formula ROR? a. Ester b. Aldehyde eo Ether d. Ketone Which of the following is naturally occurring polymer: a. Polythene b. PVC f= Protein d. Bakelite Which of the following enzymes is not present in Pancreatic juice? a. Pancreatic Lipase ¢. Trypsin 'b, Peptidases d. Erepsin Ibumin is an example of: Simple protein b. Derived Protein c. Conjugated Protein d. None of these /hen vapors of phenol are passed over red hot zinc dust, it is reduced to: a. Benzoic acid —_b-Benzene c. Alcohol d. 2nSOs “ Be and Mg form these hydrides: a. Complex b—Polymeric c. Derives d. Borderline “ The chemical formula of Epsom salt is: a. CaSOx.2H;0 by MgSO«.7H20 —c,._ MgCl.6H20 d. CuSOs.5H:0 + Starch is an example of: a. Monosaccharide b. Oligosaccharide c, Disaccharide ——d> Polysaccharide % d-block elements are known as: a. Inner Transition Elements —e Outer Transition elements b. Lanthanides d. Actinides * Beri-Beri caused by the deficiency of: a. Vitamin A b. Vitamin C . Vitamin B d, Vitamin D + Rhombic and Monoclinic sulphur are in equilibrium at: a-795.5°C b. 113°C c. 140°C d. 444°C * The formula of Palmitic acid is: @. CHs(CH2)2COOH .bsCHa(CH2)1sCOOH cc. CHa(CH2)sCOOH dd. CH3(CHz):eCOOH * When boric acid is heated upto 140°C, it forms: a. Boric acid b. Metaboric acid — c,-Pyroboric acid d. Borax * On hydrolysis of Protein, it gives: ; i a. Carboxylic acid -b; Amino acids —c. Carbohydrate d. Mineral aci * On boiling with water, Ammonium cyanate forms: 9d. Methylamine a. Ammonia b= Ammonium hydroxide c. Urea “ Propanal and Propane are: c. Metamers _aFunctional Group Isomers ; dd. Chain Isomers b, Position Isomers Hees + This one of the following p-block elements is found in liquid st2 eee a. Flourine b. Chlorine —t Bromine Glucose is: d. Aldotetrose av Aldohexose —_b._Ketohexose c. Aldopentose Blood cancer is caused by: foreform a. Methanol b. Phenol -e- Benzene d. Ch + Nitroglycerine is used for the preparation of: ; enor a. Nitrobenzene b. Nitric Acid ——~¢. Dynamite Ammonal is a mixture of: 3. Al- powder and Na metal c. Al-powder and Au ; —b: Al- powder and Al(NOs)s d. Al- powder and Ala(SOs)3 + tis used as ink preservative: * Alcohol . Phenol c. ae 5 d. Ester ++ Which hydride has no bond between metal and hydrogen? , a. ener b. Polymeric c. Complex d= Metallic + Which metal is hardest among following? a ti b. Na er K d. Ca The formula of sand is: a. NazSiOs b. CaSiO3 -cSiO2 d. —(SiO2)n A transition element is placed in 4" group and 4" period. The valence shell configuration will be: ac 4s?, Ap? b. 4s?, 3d, af c. 4s, 3d? d. 5s%, 4d? ** Mendeleev's periodic table is based on; a. Atomic Number b-~Atomic Mass “+ Which isotope of hydrogen is radioactive? c. Electronic Configuration d. “Atomic Value a. Protium b. Deuterium = —c-Tritium d. Allof these + Which compound is unsaturated under normal conditions? a. Cyclohexane —b. Benzene oe Ethene d. Methane ** Which of the following phenol is dihydric? a. Carbolicacid — b. Picric Acid c. Resorcinol d. Pyrogallol + If iso-propyl iodide is treated with Na, then which product will be formed? a. Hexane b. Iso hexane -e--2,3-dimethyl butane d, Neo-hexane ** Which alkyl halide gives B-elimination reaction? ! CHCl b. CHal c. CH3Br d. CHsBr * Esters are the derivative of: | a. Alkyl Halide b:~Carboxylic Acid c. Ketone d. Aldehydes ‘+ Sulphonation of phenol at 100°C gives major product: | ~a-~Phenol-2-Sulphonic Acid ¢. Phenol-4-Sulphonic Acid , b. Picric Acid dd. Phenol-3-Sulphonic Acid ° ive alkyl groups are attached to carbonyl group then it is called: Ketone b. Ester c = ic Aci + Which testis positive for Aldehyde? - aoe peared a, Unsaturation test c. Canizaro's reaction 10b. Tollen’s Reagent “None of these 4 Which pair cannot be distinguished by unsaturation test? a. Ethane and Ethene c. Ethane and Ethyne b. Etherie and Ethyne —. Ethene and Methane 4 Which compound is produced if phenol is brominated? a. Ortho bromo phenol c. p-bromo phenol b. Picric Acid _-4°2,4,6-Tribromo phenol Which alcohol is produced if ketone reacts with Grignar’s reagent? a. Tertiary alcohol b.“ Tertiary alcohol c, Secondaryalcohol —d._ All of these 4“ The formula of PHITKARI is: @ K2SOz.Cr2.(SO)3.24H20 c. (INHa)2SO4.Al2(SOa)3.24H20 be K2SOs.Alz.(SOs)3.24H20 d. (NHa)2SO4.Cr(SOs)3.24H20 » An element with half-filled 4p-subshell belongs to group: a. group 1 _-be group 5 c. group 3 d. group7 + A gas is released which can be used for the reduction purpose when sodium hydride is added in ethanol a. CO? , b. CO HD d. CHa The active component of dynamite is: av Keiselghur b. Nitro benzene c. Nitro glycerine d. Trinitro toulene + From which of the following, tertiary butyl alcohol is obtained by the action of methyl magnesium iodide? a. HCHO 7b. CHsCOCHs c. CHsCHO d. CO, sulphuric acid cannot be used in: ‘a. Dehydration b. Oxidation cc. Nitration AAT Accylation " Which theory explains the colour of complex ions of the transition metals a. Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion Theory —e= Crystal Field Theory b. Kinetic Molecular Theory d. Molecular Orbital Theory “+ 20% aqueous solution of formaldehyde is called: av Formalin b. Aqua Regia c. Spirit d. Acetone % The compound that does not undergo Cannizaro reaction is: a. Formaldehyde b. Benzaldehyde c. Acetaldehyde — d._ Trimethyl acetaldehyde pr snacisnahesrmexete gives fre smelFOf pineapples ec ee a. Ether Ester c. Alcohol d. Phenol * The chemical formula of laughing gas is: a. NO eb N20 c. NO2 d. CHs * Alkanes are also called: a,-Paraffin b. Olefins c. Phenyl d. None ’ 1-propano and 2-propanol can be best distinguished by: a. Oxidation with KMnOs followed by reaction with Fehling solution by Oxidation with acidic potassium dichromate followed by reaction w! ¢. Dehydration with concentrate H2SOs followed by reaction with Bre a d. Dehydration with concentrated H2SOs followed by oxidation with KMn0+ ' Liquid Hg is used as cathode in: a, Nelson’scell .-b. Castner-kellner cell The refractive index of diamond is: ith Febling solution None c. Down's cell 4a.d. 05 21s + Which one of the following p-block element is found in liquid state? a. Chlorine b. Bromine c, lodine d. Oxygen + Keeping in view the size of atoms, which order is the correct order: a. BrSr, bs Ba>Mg c. Lure d. Cll + Which enzyme is not involved in fermentation of starch: a. Diastase b. Zymase c. Urease d. Invertase “© Which one of the following amino acid is acidic? a. -Aspartic b. Valine c. Lysine d. Histidine + Which fertilizer is the source of phosphorous for plants? a. Urea b. Noshader cc. Murateof potash d<~ Calcium super phosphate Hexamethylene diamine reacts with Adipic acid, the product formed is: i a.-Nylone 6,6 b. Polystyrene c. Terylene d. Epoxy-resin Alkali metals are powerful reducing agents because: a. These are metals ~-~They are monovalent b. Their ionic radii are large d. Their ionization potentials are low ** The composition of oleum is: a, H2SOs b, H2S203 £25207 d. H3S307 % Which of the following substance is used as antiknock compound? | a.;Tetraethyl Léad_b.* Lead Tetra Chloridé c. ‘Lead Acetate d. Ethyl Acetate *% lodoethane reacts with sodium in ether, the product is; a. Pentene b. Propyne c. Butene ad Butane * Which one of the following is not a nucleophie? . a #0) b HeS Cy BF3 d. NH3 % Which of the following compounds is formed when Potassium burns in excess of air? A Ko: b, K202 OE KO 4. K20s+ —_____ is called synthetic toot in the hand of a chemist. a. Ethylalcohol —b, Sulphuric acid ce. Benzene od. Grignard Reagent Anelectrophile is also known a ; aeTewis acid b. Lewis base c. Electron hating None of these + The compounds 1-butanol and 2-butanol are: ac Position isomers b. Chain isomers ¢. Functional group komers. d. Metamers + Itisan electrophile: 3. 70H b. NH “co BF d. "CN + The general formula for thiol is: a. ROH bo RSH c RS-S-R d. R-CHO fe. R-SOs + Ithas been used as general anaesthetic agent: 3. Acetone b. Alcohol = Diethyl ether d. Phenol > Rectified spirit contains: 2, 78.6%alcohol b. 85% alcohol “c._ 92-95% alcohol d. 100% alcohol + Carbon atom in carbonyl group is hybridized as a. sp _besp? csp’ d. dsp? + Fruity smell is produced when alcohol is reacted with: a. CHsCOCHs b. PCls ©. PCls ——d. CH3COOH + The interconversion of a, D-glucose and B, D-glucose via open chain structure in aqueous solution is called: 2. Levorotatory b. Dextrorotatory —¢~Mutarotation d. Pyranose conversion “The number of valence shell electrons in the elements of IIIB groups are: b. 11 a2 d. 18 reacts with gold to form gold chloride due to liberation of: . Chigrine in atomic form ©. Chlorine as ionic form b. Chlorine in molecular form d. None of these + This vitamin is water soluble: : a. Vitamin A b. Vitamin E ty Vitamin C d. Vitamin D + PbO is called: _ a. White lead b. Sandhur © litharge d. Chrome red ‘ This reaction is used in welding purpose: a. Reaction of acetylene with oxygen _c._ Reaction of aluminium with iron oxide b. Reaction of Atomic hydrogen to form hydrogen molecule —d All of them Tincal is a mineral of: a. Al —bo"B c. Si dc The colour of transition elements is due to transition of electrons: a-dtransition b. s-d transition Cc. p-p transition d. p-d transition + The chemical name of laughing gas is: 2. Nitricoxide —b:~Nitrous oxide c. Nitrogen trioxide d. Nitrogen pentoxide * Which one is an isomer of propanal? a. Propanol b. Propanoic acid ~cz~Acetone d, Isopropane * Colour of Cr207" ions is: ? a. Yellow b. Orange ecRed Cet " Which one is caused by lodine deficiency? — mia a. Rickets b. Blindness cx Goiter d, Anae " CHsl + CoHsONa > A the compound A is: