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Chemistry 10th Class English Medium Unit 16 Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
Sodium carbonate is manufactured by.
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Haber's process
Ostwald's process
Solvay's process
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Question # 2
Concentration is a separating technique in which mineral is separated from.
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Gangue
Silicates
Aluminates
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Question # 3
The elements that do not conduct heat and electricity are called.
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Metallurgy
Non metal
Metalloid
Alloy
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Question # 4
The process of removal of gangue form the ore is technically known as:
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concentration
purification process
metallurgy
refining
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Question # 5
Catalyst used in Haber's process is:
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Ni
Fe
Cu
Zn
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Question # 6
Concentration is a .
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Mixing technique
Separating technique
Boiling technique
cooling technique
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Question # 7
Composition of carbon in the diesel oil.
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C
7
-C
10
C
10
-C
12
C
13
-C
15
C
15
-C
18
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Question # 8
When NaHCO
3
is heated it forms.
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CO
2
Ca(OH)
2
CaCO
3
CaO
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Question # 9
The number of carbon atoms present in fuel oil.
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14-18
15-18
16-18
17-18
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Question # 10
Process of heating the concentrated ore to high temperature in excess of air is called.
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Roasting
Smelting
Bessemerization
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Question # 11
In forth flotation process the ore particles are preferentially wetted by:
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water
oil
benzene
petrole
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Question # 12
Froth flotation process is used to concentrate.
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Copper ore
Iron ore
Chromium ore
Aluminum ore
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Question # 13
Blonde hair contains compound of.
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Iron
Copper
titanium
Molybdenum
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