11th Class Chemistry Chapter 13 MCQ Test with Answer

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MCQ's Test For Chapter 13 "Halogens"

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Question # 1

Reaction of NaCl and conc. H2SO4

Question # 2

Which halide does not form ppt with Ag+

Question # 3

Which statemetn about the reaction between halogesn and hydrogen is correct.

Question # 4

Chlorine is prepared in lab by 

Question # 5

Concentrated sulfuric acid is added to solid sodium chloride, What is the initial observation.

Question # 6

Why are halogens highly reactive.

Question # 7

Which force governs the volatility trend in halogens.

Question # 8

What is the bleacig action of chlorine due to.

Question # 9

Test for halide ions using silver nitrate involves.

Question # 10

What ause diffrent colors in halogens.

Question # 11

Iodine is added to salt  to prevent.

Question # 12

fluorine is used in.

Question # 13

Why are halogens diatomic in nature 

Question # 14

when aqueous silver nitrage is added to a solution containing bromide ions. a cream precipitate forms, What is the solubility of the this precipitate in aqueous ammonia solution.

Question # 15

Which HX has the weakest H-X bond.

Question # 16

The volatility of the halogens generallly...............as you move down the group .

Question # 17

Why is F-F bond weaker than Cl - Cl

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FSc Part 1 Chemistry (New Book) Chapter 13 Important MCQ's

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1 Concentrated sulfuric acid is added to solid sodium chloride, What is the initial observation.
A. Raddish brown fumes are evolved
B. A purpoevapor is evolved
C. Streamy white fumes of hydrogen chloride are evolved
D. A black solid is formed
2 Which halide gives a white preipitate with AgNO3
A. Br-
B. Cl-
C. BI-
D. F
3 The drecreasing theramal stability of the halogens down the group is primarily due to the.
A. Increasing tomci radius, leading go a weaker covalent bond
B. Increasing electronegatitivity of the atoms
C. Decreasing bodn length between the halogen atoms
D. Increasing strength of van der Waals forces
4 Iodine is used in
A. Welding 
B. Ink
C. Tincture
D. Batteries
5 Which factor explains therma stability of HX
A. Solubility
B. Boiling point
C. Bond dissoiation energy
D. Enthalpy of vaporization 
6 Oxidizing power of halogesn decreases due to.
A. Increasing atomix size
B. Increasing bond strength
C. Increasing ionization energy 
D. Increasing hydration energy
7 Which halogen reats least vigorously with hydrogen.
A. Cl2
B. I2
C. Br2
D. F2
8 Which force governs the volatility trend in halogens.
A. Dipole dipole
B. Hydrogen bonding
C. Instantaneous dipole induced dipole
D. Ionic bonding
9 Why is F-F bond weaker than Cl - Cl
A. Large atomci radius of F
B. Stronger id-id forces in Cl
C. Lone pair repulsion in F
D. Lower electronegativity of Cl
10 the dercreasing volatility doen the group is due to.
A. Decreasing molecular mass
B. Increasing London Forces
C. Decreasing atomic radius
D. Increasing electronegativity

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