0xygen and Ozone are:
1.Allotropes
2.Isotopes
3.Isomers
4. Isobars
A homogeneous mixture of two or more substances in called:
1.Solution
2.Suspension
3.Colloid
4.Metal
A kind of solution in which the size of solute particles is intermediate between those in true solutions and those in suspensions is called:
1.Suspension
2.Suspension
3.Solution
4.Alloy
A substance made up of two or more elements chemically combined in a fixed proportion by mass is called:
1.Mixture
2.Compound
3.Solution
4.Suspension
An elements that is neither malleable nor ductile, and does not conduct electricity is called:
1.Solution
2.Alloy
3.Mixture
4.Colloids
 A homogeneous mixture of two or more substances is called:
1.Solution
2.Suspension
3. Colloid
4.Metal
 A substance which cannot be split up into two or more simpler substances by the usual chemical methods of applying heat, light or electric energy is called:
1.Element
2.Atom
3.Nucleus
4.Matter
 The chemical substance which is easily soluble in water:
1.Carbon
2.Nitrogen
3.Ammonia
4.Iodine
 The electrolyte employed in the car battery is:
1.Hydrochloric acid
2.Sulphuric acid
3.Nitric acid
4.Distilled water
 The maximum density of the water exists at :
1.100°C
2.+ 4°C
3.O°C
4.-4°C
Dry ice is:
1.Solid water
2.Solid CO2
3.Dehydrated ice
4.Solid H2O2
In all bio compounds the most necessary fundamental element is:
1.Nitrogen
2.Oxygen Â
3.Carbon
4.Sulphur
In which of the following carbon is not present?
1.Diamond Â
2.Graphite Â
3.Coal
4.None of these
Which of the following metal is the hardest one?
1.Gold
2.Iron
3. Platinum
4.Lead
Quartz is composed of:
1.Calcium sulphate
2.Calcium silicate
3. Sodium sulphate
4.Sodium silicate
Tear gas is:
1.Ammonia
2.Chlorine
3.Hydrogen chloride
4.Hydrogen sulphide
The boiling point and freezing point of the water on mixing edible salt would:
1.Increase
2.Increase and then decrease
3.Decrease
4.Decrease and then increase
The changing of a solid directly into vapours on heating, and of vapours into solid on cooling is called:
1.Diffusion
2.Condensation
3.Vaporisation
4.Sublimation
The colours of the fire crackers are extracted from the elements of the salt of:
1.Zn and S
2.K and Hg
3.Sr and Ba
4.Cr and Ni
The contribution of the invention of the inert gases goes to:
1.Pristle
2.Ramse
3.Shelley
4.Cavendish
The gas emancipating through paddy field is :
1.Ethane
2.Methane
3.Nitrogen
4.All of these
The gas utilized to fill up the tyres of the aircraft is:
1.Hydrogen
2.Helium
3. Nitrogen
4.Neon
The gases employed for the respiratory activities of sailors (divers) are:
1.Oxygen and Nitrogen
2.Oxygen and Helium
3.Oxygen and Argon
4.Oxygen and Neon
The heavy water is a type of:
1.Coolant Â
2.Moderator
3.Ore
4.Fuel
The laughing gas utilized in the form of anaesthesia by the doctors is:
1.Nitrogen
2.Nitrogen oxide
3. Nitrous oxide
4. Nitrous oxide
The ordinary and general type of coke is :
1.Anthracite
2. Lignite Â
3.Bituminous
4.Peat
The percentage content of carbon is more than other coal in:
1.Bituminous
2.Lignite Â
3.Peat Â
4.Anthracite
The permanent hardness of water appears due to the:
1.Carbonates of calcium and magnesium
2.Bicarbonates of calcium and magnesium
3. Chloride and sulphate of the calcium and magnesium
4.None of these
The polluted gas emitted from the vehicles is mainly:
1.Carbon dioxide Â
2.Carbon monoxide
3.Marsh gas Â
4.Nitrogen oxide
The process by which solid substance changes into liquid is called:
1.Boiling
2.Diffusion
3.Melting
4. Condensation
The process in which a liquid substance change into gas rapidly on heating is called:
1.Vaporisation
2.Boiling
3. Freezing
4.Condensation
The smallest particle of an element that can take part in a chemical reaction is called:
1. Nucleus
2.Metal
3.Atom
4.Molecule
The spreading out and mixing of a substance with another substance due to motion of its particles is called:
1. Diffusion
2.Vaporisation
3.Condensation
4.Heating
Through the reaction of sugar and sulphuric acid which of the following is obtained in its pure form:
1.Water
2.Carbon
3. Oxygen
4.Hydrogen
Usually the coolant which is used as domestic coolant:
1.Neon
2. Ammonia
3.Nitrogen
4.Freon
What is an element that is malleable and ductile, and conducts electricity called?
1.Non-metals
2.Metals
3.Metalloids
4.Ions
What is the process called in which gas is changed into liquid by cooling?
1. Condensation
2.Vaporisation
3. Melting
4.Boiling
Which of the following gas is directly respondent for the acid rain in the atmosphere?
1.CFC
2.CH4
3.Ozone
4.SO2
Which of the following gas is directly respondent for the depletion of ozone layer?
1.Carbon dioxide
2.Carbon monoxide
3.Nitrous oxide
4. Chlorofluorocarbon (CFC)
Which of the following gas is utilized to fill up the balloon, especially when weather related prediction and reporting is to be done?
1. O2
2.CO2
3.CH4
4.He
Which of the following gas pollutes the most to the air?
1.Carbon dioxide Â
2.Carbon monoxide
3.Sulphur dioxide Â
4.Hydrocarbon
Which of the following is a paramagnetic substance?
1.Iron
2.Hydrogen
3.Oxygen
4.Nitrogen,
Which of the following is assumed to be the most fundamental chemical in the chemical industry?
1. H2CO
2.HNO3
3. H2SO4
4.HCl
Which of the following is the heaviest metal?
1.Copper
2.Uranium
3.Aluminium
4.Silver
Which of the following is the most abundantly occurring element in the earth-crust?
1.Oxygen
2.Nitrogen
3. Manganese
4. Silicon
Which of the following is the most hard?
1. Diamond
2.Glass Â
3.Quartz
4.Platinum
Which of the following is the most reactive among the halogens?
1.Fluorine
2.Chlorine
3.Bromine
4.Iodine
Which of the following noble gas doesn't exist in the air?
1.Helium
2.Neon
3.Argon
4.Radon
Which of the following when passes through the alkaline solution of the pyrogalol then ground nut coloured solution is formed?
1.Oxygen
2.Nitrogen
3.Hydrogen
4.Carbon dioxide