Question 21Moving from left to right across a period, the general rise in the first ionization energy can be attributed to the A.Decrease in nuclear energy B. Increase in nuclear energy C. Decrease in screening effect D. Increase in screening effect Objective Show full explanation
Question 22How many unpaired electrons are there in nitrogen sub levels A.3B. 2C. 1D. 0Objective Show full explanation
Question 23The maximum number of electrons in the L shell of an atom A.2B. 8C. 18D. 32 Objective Show full explanation
Question 24Elements in the same period in the periodic table have the same A.Number of shellsB. Chemical propertiesC. Physical properties D.Valence electronsObjective Show full explanation
Question 2512D + 13T ⟶ 24He + 01n + Energy The reaction above illustrates A.Alpha decay B. Nuclear fusionC. Nuclear fission D.Beta decayObjective Show full explanation
Question 26What quantity of aluminium is deposited when a current of 10A is passed through a solution of an aluminium salt for 1930s?A.0.2gB. 1.8gC. 5.4gD. 14.2gObjective Show full explanation
Question 27If a reaction is exothermic and here is a great disorder, it means that A.The reaction is static B. The reaction is in a state of equilibrium C. There will be a large increase in free energy D. There will be a large decrease in free energy Objective Show full explanation
Question 28In the preparation of oxygen by heating KClO3 in the presence of MnO2, only moderate heat is needed because the catalyst acts by A.Lowering the pressure of the reaction B. Increasing the surface area of the reactantC. Increasing the rate of the reaction D. Lowering the energy barrier of the reaction Objective Show full explanation
Question 29The final products of the reaction between methane and chlorine in the presence of ultraviolet light are hydrogen chloride andA.TrichloromethaneB. DichloromethaneC. TetrachloroethaneD. ChloromethaneObjective Show full explanation
Question 30Which of the following compound is very soluble in water A.CH3COOH B. C2H2C. C2H4D. CH3COOC2H5Objective Show full explanation