Question 1Whose experiment showed that the atom has a tiny positively charged nucleus? A.ThompsonB.RutherfordC.MillikanD.Dalton Objective Show full explanation
Question 2Which of the quantum number divides shells into orbitals? A.principalB.subsidiaryC.magneticD.spin Objective Show full explanation
Question 3Which of these statements is / are correct of a proton? : i. The mass of a proton is one-twelfth the molar mass of carbon ii. The mass of a proton is 1840 times the mass of an electron iii. The mass of a proton is 1.0008g. A.ii onlyB.i, ii and iiiC.i onlyD.i and ii only Objective Show full explanation
Question 4Candidate devised the following for the separation of the components of some mixtures.: i. components of ink; principles involved is chromatography ii. Components of water and kerosene principle involved is separating funnel iii. Components of iodine and sodium chloride, principles involved is sublimation. In which of the above is the principle used correct? A.i onlyB.ii onlyC.iii onlyD.i, ii and iii Objective Show full explanation
Question 5Which of the following procedures will separate a mixture of sand sodium chloride and iodine into its components? A.add water; filter; sublime; evaporate to drynessB.add water; sublime; filter; evaporate to drynessC.sublime; filter; add water; evaporate to drynessD.sublime; add water; filter; evaporate to dryness Objective Show full explanation
Question 6The type of bonds in ammonium chloride are A.Covalent and electrovalentB.dative and covalentC.dative and electrovalentD.covalent, dative and electrovalent Objective Show full explanation
Question 7Which of the following types of bonding does not produce a compound? A.ionic bondingB.covalent bondingC.dative bondingD.metallic bonding Objective Show full explanation
Question 8The combining powers of HCO3, O, Na, CI, respectively are A.-2, -1, -1, + 1B.1, 2, 1, 1C.+1, -2, +1, -1D.none of these Objective Show full explanation
Question 9What is the chemical formula of the compound containing: 6.02 x 1023 atoms of hydrogen, 35g of chlorine, and 4 moles of oxygen atoms? A.HCl4OB.HCIOC.HClO4D.HCl2O4Objective Show full explanation
Question 10200cm3 of hydrogen were collected over water at 30°C and 740mm of Hg. Calculate the volume of the gas at s.t.p. If the vapour pressure of water at the temperature of the experiment is 14mm of Hg. A.168.25cm3B.176.40cm3C.185.46cm3D.-172.14cm3Objective Show full explanation
Question 11A given mass of gas occupies a certain volume at 300K. AT what temperature will its volume be double? A.400KB.480KC.550KD.600K Objective Show full explanation
Question 12The basic assumption in the kinetic theory of gas that: "forces of attraction and repulsion between gaseous molecules are negligible" implies that: A.molecules will continue their motion indefinitelyB.gases will occupy any available spaceC.gases can be compressedD.none of the above Objective Show full explanation
Question 13Which of the following is true of a sample of hydrogen gas whose mass is 4.00g under a pressure or 2atm and a temperature of 27°C? (H = 1, R = 0.082 lit atm. mol-1 deg-1) A.its volume is 24.6 litresB.it contains 6.02 x 1023 moleculesC.it exists as atoms because of temperatureD.none of the above Objective Show full explanation
Question 14The following are chemical entities identifiable during qualitative analysis. i. sO4^2- ii. H3O iii. NH4 iv. 0H. Which of them can be detected-by litmus paper? A.ii & iv onlyB.ii onlyC.i & iii onlyD.iv only Objective Show full explanation
Question 15I. NaHCO3 II, NaHSO4 III. NaCI. Which of these will dissolve in water to give alkaline solution'? A.i, ii & iiiB.ii onlyC.i onlyD.i & ii only Objective Show full explanation
Question 16Burning of 0.46g of ethanol produced heat that raised the temperature of 100g of water by 30°C. Calculate the heat of combustion of ethanol, C2H5OH. (C = 12; H = 1; 0 = 16) A.50 KJmol-1B.900KJmol-1C.1200KJmol-1D.1000KJmol-1Objective Show full explanation
Question 17When chlorine is bubbled into potassium iodine solution: A.a white precipitate is seenB.reddish brown colour developsC.solution remains colourlessD.blue colour is seen Objective Show full explanation
Question 18PCl5(g) ⥨ PCl3(g) + Cl2(g)In the reaction above, an increase in pressure will A.decelerate the reactionB.increase the yield of PCl3C.increase the yield of PCl5D.accelerate the reaction Objective Show full explanation
Question 19A saturated solution of silver trioxocarbonate (IV), was found to have concentration of $1.30 x 10^5 mol dm^-3$. The solubility product of trioxocarbonate (IV) isA.8.79 x 10-15B.1.69 x 10-10C.1.82 x 10-10D.9.84 x 10-10 Objective Show full explanation
Question 20A Zinc half-cell is connected to an iron half-cell through a salt bridge and both are also connected through a copper wire. At which electrode is reduction taking place and which electrode is positively charged? A.Zinc, zincB.Iron, ironC.Zinc, IronD.Iron, Zinc Objective Show full explanation
Question 21Which of the following is the difference between an electrolytic cell X and electrochemical cell Y: A.node in X is -ve while anode in Y is +veB.In X, oxidation takes place at the anode while in Y reduction takes place at the anodeC.In X, anode is positive while in Y anode is negativeD.In X, chemical energy is converted into electrical energy while in Y electrical energy is converted into chemical energy. Objective Show full explanation
Question 22What mass of bromine will saturate completely 6.8g of 3-methybut- 1 -yne (H = 1; C = 12; Br = 80) A.16gB.32 gC.12 gD.24 g Objective Show full explanation
Question 23100cm3 of oxygen and 10cm3 of butane measured at room temperature and pressure were mixed and exploded. Determine the volume of the mixture when brought back to the original conditions of measurements. A.125cm3B.100cm3C.75cm3D.none of these Objective Show full explanation
Question 24Sulphur A.forms two alkaline oxidesB.is spontaneously inflammableC.burns with a blue flameD.conducts electricity in the molten state Objective Show full explanation
Question 25Which of the following combination of reagents will reacts to give chlorine gas? A.Sodium chloride, conc H2SO4 and Manganese (IV) oxideB.Potassium tetraoxomanganteC.Potassium trioxochloide (V) and conc. H2SO4D.Potassium tetraoxomangante (VI) and conc. H2SO4 Objective Show full explanation