This document contains multiple choice and short answer questions about solutions, solubility, and types of mixtures. It tests knowledge of true solutions versus suspensions and colloids. Key topics covered include defining molarity, concentration units, saturated versus supersaturated solutions, and factors that affect solubility such as temperature, nature of intermolecular forces, and dilution. Common examples of solutions, suspensions, and colloids are provided such as fog, butter, milk, and albumin.
This document contains multiple choice and short answer questions about solutions, solubility, and types of mixtures. It tests knowledge of true solutions versus suspensions and colloids. Key topics covered include defining molarity, concentration units, saturated versus supersaturated solutions, and factors that affect solubility such as temperature, nature of intermolecular forces, and dilution. Common examples of solutions, suspensions, and colloids are provided such as fog, butter, milk, and albumin.
This document contains multiple choice and short answer questions about solutions, solubility, and types of mixtures. It tests knowledge of true solutions versus suspensions and colloids. Key topics covered include defining molarity, concentration units, saturated versus supersaturated solutions, and factors that affect solubility such as temperature, nature of intermolecular forces, and dilution. Common examples of solutions, suspensions, and colloids are provided such as fog, butter, milk, and albumin.
1. Fog is example of which solution? a) Gas in liquid b) Liquid in gas c) Liquid in solid d) Solids in gas 2. Which is heterogeneous mixture? a) Ink b) Milk c) Sugar solution d) Milk of magnesia 3. Which one of these is solid in liquid solution? a) Fog b) Butter c) Alcohol in water d) Sugar in water 4. Milk of magnesia is an example of? a) Suspension b) Colloid c) True solution d) Solution 5. Which one of the following is soluble in carbon tetra chloride? a) NaCl b) Sugar c) Alcohol d) Grease 6. Temperature has negligible effect on the solubility of which of the following? a) NCl b) NaCl c) NaNO3 d) KNO3 7. An example of true solution is? a) Tooth paste b) Starch solution c) Soap solution d) Ink drops in water 8. Which solution contains more water? a) 0.25M b) 0.5M c) 1M d) 3M 9. Alloy is? a) Gas in gas solution b) Liquid in solid solution c) Solid in solid solution d) Solid in liquid solution 10. Albumin is example of? a) Colloid b) Suspension c) Solution d) None of above 11. Sea water is source of naturally occurring? a) 118 b) 92 c) 95 d) 70 12. Size of particle in true in solution is? a) 10-2 cm b) 10-8 cm c) 10-5 cm d) 10-12cm 13. Tyndall effect is shown by? a) Sugar solution b) Paints c) Jelly d) Chalk solution 14. Which one is example of suspension? a) Blood b) Tooth paste c) Ink d) Chalk in water 15. The solubility of which salt decreases with the increase in temperature? a) KNO3 b) NaNO3 c) KCl d) Li2SO4 16. Molarity depends upon? a) Temperature b) Pressure c) Density d) Does not depend upon any factor 17. Mist is an example of? a) Liquid in gas b) Gas in liquid c) Solid in gas d) Gas in solid 18. Saturated solution of ----- sodium thiosulphate at 20℃∈water ? a) 20.9g b) 29.8g c) 26.0g d) 30.9g 19. Number of moles dissolved in ------ is called molarity? a) 1dm3 of solvent b) 1 dm3 of solution c) 1 kg of solution d) 1cm3 of solution 20. Concentrated KMnO4 solution has color of? a) Dense purple b) Red c) Dense blue d) Dense yellow Short Questions i. Write a note on solution, aqueous solution, universal solution, solvent and solute? ii. What is tyndall effect? Give examples iii. Write four differences between colloids and suspensions? iv. Write the types of solution? v. Define molarity? Write its equation vi. What is concentration? Explain its four units? vii. What is the difference between false and true solution? viii. Why we stir paints thoroughly before use? ix. Differentiate between saturated and super-saturated solution with example? x. Write the general principle of solubility? xi. When KNO3 is dissolved in water, why test tubes become cold? xii. Write any four properties of solution? xiii. Why does suspension not form homogeneous mixture? xiv. What are dilute and concentrated solutions? Give example xv. How can you explain solute-solvent interaction to prepare NaCl solution? xvi. Why suspension does not show tyndall effect while colloid does? xvii. How can you distinguish between solution and pure liquids? xviii. Why solution is considered as mixture? xix. How will you test whether given solution is a colloidal solution or not? xx. Justify with an example that solubility of salt increases with increase in temperature? xxi. How does nature of attractive forces of solute-solute and solvent-solvent affect the solubility? xxii. Explain how diluted solutions are prepared from concentrated solution?
Long questions I. Define solubility? Discuss the factors effecting solubility? II. What is supersaturated solution? How it is prepared?
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