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551.

The lattice energy is inversely propotional to sum of the radii of the

A. anion
B. cations
C. none
D. both a and b
Answer» E.
552.

A brine solution is

A. concentrated in salts
B. low in salts
C. contains a lot of water
D. highly concentrated in salts
Answer» E.
553.

Addition polymers are

A. puncture resistant
B. strong
C. soft
D. both a and b
Answer» E.
554.

The attenuation coefficient of bone is 600 m-1 for x-rays of energy 20 keV and the intensity of beam of x-rays is 20 Wm-2 then the intensity of beam after passing through a bone of 4mm is

A. 2.5 Wm-2
B. 3 Wm-2
C. 1.8 Wm-2
D. 2.0 Wm-2
Answer» D. 2.0 Wm-2
555.

If each term in an equation has same base units then the equation is said to be

A. non homogeneous
B. homogeneous
C. equation of circle
D. equation of straight line
Answer» C. equation of circle
556.

If an unmarked thermometer, which contains alcohol in its bulb, has l100 14 cm and l0 is 4 cm, if the lθ is 9 cm the temperature of the thermometer would be

A. 60 °C
B. 50 °C
C. 10 °C
D. 75 °C
Answer» C. 10 °C
557.

Volatility refers to the

A. malleability
B. rigidity of substances
C. melting point of substances
D. ductability
Answer» D. ductability
558.

The distinction between a weak acid or strong acid can be made through

A. universal indicator
B. litmus indicator
C. Phenolphthalein indicators
D. methyl orange indicator
Answer» B. litmus indicator
559.

The absorption or release of thermal energy changes the

A. internal energy of matter
B. external energy of matter
C. none of the energies
D. both internal and external energy of matter
Answer» B. external energy of matter
560.

In an insulator the valence band is

A. fully empty
B. fully occupied
C. half charged
D. half filled
Answer» C. half charged
561.

The temperature at which a substance melts, that particular temperature is termed as

A. Solidification point
B. Melting point
C. Condensation point
D. Boiling point
Answer» C. Condensation point
562.

When the hot molten liquid cools,

A. impure substances may also form the crystals
B. the first crystals are the most pure
C. Both A and B
D. None of These
Answer» C. Both A and B
563.

Two bonding pair of electrons and two lone pairs are present in a molecule of

A. ammonia
B. nitrogen
C. methane
D. water
Answer» E.
564.

The second principal quantum shell can accommodate the number of electrons in numbers

A. 8
B. 2
C. 32
D. 18
Answer» E.
565.

Chromatography refers to the

A. mass of chromium
B. concentration of chromium in a substance
C. testing of the alkalinity or acidity
D. testing of additives
Answer» E.
566.

Electron balances can measure accurately up to

A. .001 g
B. .01g
C. Both A and B
D. None of These
Answer» D. None of These
567.

Poor conductors of electricity is a characteristic of

A. covalent compounds
B. ionic compounds
C. diatic bonds
D. metallic compounds
Answer» B. ionic compounds
568.

Silicon dioxide is insoluble in

A. alkali
B. water
C. base
D. acid
Answer» C. base
569.

All the organisms of all the different species, living in a habitat are called as

A. Family
B. Community
C. Population
D. Ecosystem
Answer» C. Population
570.

Across periods, the physical properties of elements

A. change
B. do not change
C. None of Above
D. only melting temperature change
Answer» B. do not change
571.

The smaller units which react together to form polymer are called

A. isomer
B. polymer units
C. diatoms
D. monomer
Answer» E.
572.

All of these radicals have a valency of 1, except

A. SO4
B. OH
C. HCO3
D. NO3
Answer» B. OH
573.

The value of E⦵ is called as

A. standard cell potential
B. standard electrode potential
C. none
D. both a and b
Answer» B. standard electrode potential
574.

Silver and copper (II) nitrate is yielded upon reaction of copper with

A. silver nitrate
B. silver
C. All of Above
D. silver oxide
Answer» B. silver
575.

The removal of after molecule in a reaction is termed as

A. dehydration
B. hydrolysis
C. none
D. both a and b
Answer» B. hydrolysis
576.

A dot and cross diagram reflects

A. charge of ion
B. outer electron shells
C. none
D. both a and b
Answer» E.
577.

Covalent compounds are poor conductors of electricity because

A. the molecules can not carry electricity
B. they do not have ions
C. Both A and B
D. None of These
Answer» D. None of These
578.

The angle through which an object has moved is called it's

A. linear distance
B. linear displacement
C. angular distance
D. angular displacement
Answer» E.
579.

If we increase the wavelength the frequency would

A. decrease
B. increase
C. may increase or decrease
D. remain same
Answer» B. increase
580.

Apparatus used for very accurate measurements include

A. burette
B. pipette
C. Both A and B
D. None of These
Answer» D. None of These
581.

The closer the satellite to earth the speed should be

A. more slow
B. more fast
C. any constant value
D. zero
Answer» C. any constant value
582.

As oxidizing agents, the Halogens get less powerful

A. going down the group
B. going up the group
C. None of Above
D. remains same
Answer» B. going up the group
583.

fixed positions of valence electrons makes materials

A. insulators
B. conductors
C. None of Above
D. electrodes
Answer» B. conductors
584.

Which one of the following gives the characteristics of a plane mirror?

A. same size, upright, inverted, virtual
B. upright, virtual, inverted, diminished
C. inverted, magnified, virtual, upright
D. inverted, same size, real, upright
Answer» B. upright, virtual, inverted, diminished
585.

The change of distance in a specified direction per unit time is termed as

A. Velocity
B. Acceleration
C. Directional Speed
D. Speed
Answer» B. Acceleration
586.

Quantities other than base quantities are termed as

A. Base quantities
B. Derived quantities
C. Energetic quantities
D. Professional quantities
Answer» C. Energetic quantities
587.

If we drop a rock and a small pebble. Which will reach the ground first?

A. Pebble
B. Rock
C. They won
D. Both at the same time
Answer» E.
588.

The reaction between carbonyl compounds and DNPH is example of

A. substitution reaction
B. condensation reaction
C. elimination reaction
D. addition reaction
Answer» C. elimination reaction
589.

Lighter gases

A. may be collected by upward displacement of air
B. may be collected through downward delivery
C. are dried through dilute H2SO4
D. are dried through conc. H2SO4
Answer» E.
590.

Other than being used to line the furnaces, a quality of ionic crystal structures is that they are

A. conductors of electricity
B. conductors of heat
C. non-conductors of heat
D. non-conductors of electricity
Answer» E.
591.

When two waves meet, their displacements

A. cancel out
B. add up
C. subtract down
D. destruct each other
Answer» C. subtract down
592.

The carboxylic acids are generally

A. weak bases
B. weak acids
C. amphoteric
D. strong acids
Answer» C. amphoteric
593.

A man pulls a box of mass 12 kg with a force of 72 N. The acceleration of the box is

A. 60 ms-2
B. 6 ms-2
C. 864 ms-2
D. 84 ms-2
Answer» C. 864 ms-2
594.

Water can be separated from sea water through

A. separating funnel
B. centrifugation
C. simple distillation
D. fractional distillation
Answer» D. fractional distillation
595.

A compound results from the chemical combination of

A. two or more metals
B. two or more atoms
C. None of Above
D. Both A and B
Answer» E.
596.

% of an element can be calculated through

A. relative atomic mass of the element in the formula/relative molecular mass of the compound
B. relative atomic mass of the element in the formula/relative molecular mass of the element
C. None of Above
D. Both A and B
Answer» E.
597.

Basic oxides do not include

A. P4O10
B. K2O
C. CaO
D. Na2O
Answer» B. K2O
598.

Utilizing low temperature in production of ammonia will produce ammonia

A. better yields
B. slowly
C. dangerous
D. both a and b
Answer» E.
599.

In group IV melting point decreases

A. across the period
B. down the group
C. none
D. both a and b
Answer» C. none
600.

The mass of an electron is about

A. 10^-6 kg
B. 10^-3 kg
C. None of the above
D. 10^-30 kg
Answer» E.