Question 1The element with electron configuration 1s22s22p63s23p1 belongs toA.s-block, period 3, group 1B.p-block, period 3, group 2C.s-block, period 3, group 3D.p-block, period 3, group 3Objective Show full explanation
Question 2Consider the following reaction equation: $${C_2H_{4(g)} + 3O_2{(g)} \rarr 2CO_{2(g)} + 2H_{2(g)}}$$. The volume of C)2(aq) produced at s.t.p. when 0.05 moles of ${C_2H_4_{(g)}}$ was burnt in O2 is [Molar volume of gas at s.t.p. = 22.4dm3]A.1.12dm³B.2.24dm³C.3.72dm³D.4.48dm³Objective Show full explanation
Question 3Which of the following substances when boiled with aqueous solution of sodium hydroxide would be hydrolysed? I. Protein II. Fat III. PolytheneA.IB.IIC.I and IID.II and IIIObjective Show full explanation
Question 4C(s) + H2O(g) --> H2(g) + CO(g). ΔG for the reaction above at 1300K is -43kJ. At this temperature, the reaction is A.not feasibleB.at equilibriumC.feasibleD.exothermicObjective Show full explanation
Question 5The major source of oxides of nitrogen is from the burning of A.coalB.woodC.fuelD.chlorofluorocarbonsObjective Show full explanation
Question 6The vapour pressure of a liquid depends on I. temperature II. rate of condensation; III. cohesive force holding the particles together.A.IB.I and IIC.I and IIID.II and IIIObjective Show full explanation
Question 7When a reaction is endothermicA.enthalpy change, H is negativeB.heat contnt of product is less than the heat content of reactantC.heat content of reactants is less than the heat content of productD.the reaction is non-spontaneousObjective Show full explanation
Question 8Atomic orbital isA.the circular path through which electrons revolve round the nucleusB.a region around the nucleus where electrons are most likely to be foundC.the path around the nucleus through which protons moveD.a region around the nucleus where protons are most likely to be foundObjective Show full explanation
Question 9Which of the following oxides is ionic?A.P4O10B.MgOC.Al2O3D.SO2Objective Show full explanation
Question 10A cracking process in petroleum refining can be represented by A.heptane to hepteneB.heptane to 3-methylhexameC.heptane to propene and butaneD.heptane to 2,3,3-trimethybutaneObjective Show full explanation