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Chemistry 10th Class English Medium Unit 16 Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
the chemical formula of chalcopyrite is:
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Cu
2
S
CuFe
2
S
CuS
FeS
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Question # 2
In the bessemerization process.
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Roasted ore is beated.
Molten matte is removed.
Molten matte is heated
Molten matte is added
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Question # 3
Metallurgy involves which of the following steps?
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Mining and enrichment
Reduction
Refining and casting.
All of these
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Question # 4
Concentration of the copper ore is carried out by:
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Calcinations
Roasting
Forth flotation
Distillation
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Question # 5
Formula of baking soda is.
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Na
2
CO
3
NaHCO
3
Na
2
SO
4
Na
2
PO
4
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Question # 6
Which one of the following is not faction of crude oil.
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Paraffin wax
Asphalt
Fuel oil
Petroleum coke
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Question # 7
How many % age of nitrogen in urea fertilizers?
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40.6
45.6
46.6
50
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Question # 8
Compound of metal exist under earth crust are called.
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Ore
Gangue
Minral
None of these
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Question # 9
The impurities associated with the minerals are known as:
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Metallurgy
Ores
Gangue
Compounds
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Question # 10
Froth flotation process is used to concentrate the ore on:
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Density basis
Concentration basis
Wetting basis
Magnetic basis
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Question # 11
Sindh alkalies limited was established near Karachi in.
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1965
1966
1970
2000
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Question # 12
Chalco-pyite is an ore of:
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iron
aluminium
silver
copper
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Question # 13
The nitrogen present in urea is used by plants to synthesize.
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Sugar
Proteins
Fats
DNA
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