11th Class Chemistry Chapter 15 MCQ Test with Answer

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MCQ's Test For Basic Separation Techniques

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Basic Separation Techniques

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Question # 1

In distillation heating should be done.

Question # 2

It is suspected that  hand writenlegal document has been changed by over writing some crucial figures. Which technique you wil use to check the inks used at suspected places.

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The essential requirement for separating two liquids by simple distillation is that their boiling points shuld differ by at least

Question # 4

In paper chromatography mobile phase is

Question # 5

The pore size of flter paper depends upon

Question # 6

For colored impurities in crystals, which of the followign should be used.

Question # 7

In chromatography, the composeats of the mixtrue are separated based on 

Question # 8

An ideal solvent should be.

Question # 9

In chromatogrphy, a locating agent is used to.

Question # 10

The porous material used to separate the solid from the liquid during filtratio is called the.

Question # 11

Filtratio is used to separate

Question # 12

Asprin is used as

Question # 13

Petroleum is separatated by 

Question # 14

The good insolubel preceution whihc should be used for solutions that react with paper 

Question # 15

In petroleium refining fractional distillation separates fractions based on

Question # 16

Which of the following is a physical method of separation 

Question # 17

In apaper chromatography, paper should be dipped in solvent up to

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FSc Part 1 Chemistry (New Book) Chapter 15 Important MCQ's

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1 In chromatography, the composeats of the mixtrue are separated based on 
A. Their molecular mssses
B. The interaction fo the components with stationalry as well as mobile phases
C. The type of solvent used
D. The filter paper used
2 Which  of the followign is the main purpose of sepration techniques.
A. Meixing substances
B. Purifying substances
C. Heating substances
D. Cooling substances
3 The good insolubel preceution whihc should be used for solutions that react with paper 
A. Filter paper
B. Do not filter
C. Asbestos mat
D. Cannot be answered
4 Filtratio is used to separate
A. Solids from liquiids
B. Liquids from liquids
C. Gases from liquids
D. Solids from gases
5 In chromatogrphy, a locating agent is used to.
A. Dissolve the sample for separation 
B. Carry the separated components along the sationary phase
C. make colorless separated compnents visible for identification 
D. Privent the sample from intercting with the sationary phase 
6 Evaporation can be used to separate
A. Salt from seawater
B. Oil from water
C. Sand from gravel
D. Alcohol from water
7 The essential requirement for separating two liquids by simple distillation is that their boiling points shuld differ by at least
A. 5 oC
B. 10 oC
C. 25 oC
D. 50 oC
8 How many arrrangements are there for paper chromatography
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4
9 Distillation separates liquids based on differences in 
A. Density
B. Colour
C. Boiling point
D. Solubility
10 Which of the following is separaed by fractional distillation 
A. Air into nitrogen and oxygen
B. Salt from seawater
C. Sand and iron
D. Sugar from water

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