Question 1When platinum electrodes are used during the electrolysis of copper (II) tetraoxosulphate (IV) solution, the solution gets progressiveA.acidicB.basicC.neutralD.atmosphericObjective Show full explanation
Question 2Which of the following physical properties decreases across the periodic table A.ionization potentialB.electron affinityC.electronegativityD.atomic radiusE.electropositive reactionObjective Show full explanation
Question 3Which of these has the lowest pH value? A.calcium trioxocarbonate (IV) B.sodium trioxocarbonate (IV)C.hydrochloric acid D.ethanoic acidE.hydrocarbon acidObjective Show full explanation
Question 4The equation: $$^{14}_7N + ^4_2He \rarr ^{17}_{8}O + ^{1}_{1}P$$ representsA.nuclear fusionB.nuclear fission C.artificial radioactivity D.nuclear fission using positronObjective Show full explanation
Question 5Which of the following is a general method of preparing acids?A.direct combination of constituent elementsB.double decomposition involving a salt solutionC.reaction between an anhydride and waterD.reaction between a base and an amphoteric oxideE.decomposition of hydroxides followed by neutralizationObjective Show full explanation
Question 6Monosaccharide areA.hydrolysable B.non-hydrolysable C.not soluble in waterD.sweet but sometimes non-sugary Objective Show full explanation
Question 7Which of the following is the pH of a strong alkali?A.1B.9C.5D.14Objective Show full explanation
Question 8In an electrolytic cell the electrode at which the electrons enter the solution is called the ......; The chemical change that occurs at the electrode is call -----A.anode, oxidationB.anode, reductionC.cathode, oxidationD.cathode, reductionObjective Show full explanation
Question 9the ionic radii of metals are usuallyA.greater than their atomic radiiB.unaffected by the charge on the ionC.less than their atomic radiiD.greater than those on non-metalsObjective Show full explanation
Question 10The number of isomers that can be obtained from C4H10 isA.4B.1C.2D.3Objective Show full explanation