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PPSC Chemistry Part III Inorganic Chemistry Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
NH3 has a not dipole moment while BF3 has zero dipole moment Thsi is because.
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NH3 is not a planar molecule while BF3 is a planar molecule.
NH3 is a planar molecule, while BF3 is a planner molecule.
Fluorine is more electronetative than nitrogen
Born is more electronegative than nitrogen
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Question # 2
Pick out the incorrect statement for CIF3
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It has trigonal planar geometry
It is used to make gaseous UF6 which is useful in making enriched U-235 fuel
It is used as powerful fluorinating agent for inorganic compounds
CIF2 has been used as fuel in short range rockets reating with hydrazine.
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Question # 3
Which isotope of hydrogen is radioactive in nature.
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Protium and deuterium
Tritium only
Tritium and deuterium
Only deuterium
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Question # 4
The electromagevitiy of the following elements increase in the order
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F > Cl > O > S
S > Cl > O > F
F > O > N > C
C > O > N > F
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Question # 5
Which among the following hydride is ionic in nature.
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Ammonia
Protium oxide
Calcium hydride
Sulphane
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Question # 6
Keeping in view the periodic law and periodic table, suggest which of the following elements should have maximum electronegative character.
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Oxygen
Nitrogen
Fluorine
Astatine
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Question # 7
Iron which contains up to 1% carbon is called.
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Steel
Cast iron
Wrought iron
Pig iron
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Question # 8
What element is the most abundant by mass in the Earth's crust.
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Fe
H
O
K
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Question # 9
Any substance which has solidified from the liquid state with crystallization is known as
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Steel
Fibre
Glass
Asbestos
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Question # 10
The valence shell electronic configuration of group III A is.
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ns1 p2
ns2 p1
ns3p2
ns2p2
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Question # 11
The alkali metal that react with nitrogen directly to form nitrides.
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Na
K
Rb
Li
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Question # 12
Arrange the hydrides group 15 in the order of increasing boiling point.
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PH3 < AsH3 <SbH3 < BiH3 <NH3
PH3 <AsH3< SbH3< NH3 < BiH3
PH3 < AsH3<NH3 <SbH3<BiH3
NH3 < PH3 < AsH3 < Sb H3 < BiH3
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Question # 13
Sodium react more vigorously than lithium because.
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It is a metal
It has higher atomic mass
It is more electronegative
It is more electropositive
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Question # 14
For the respiration of sea divers mixture is used.
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He & O2
Ar & O2
Ne & O2
Kr & O2
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Question # 15
Which of the halogens has lowest bond energy.
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Cl2
Br2
F2
I2
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Question # 16
Zinc oxide is.
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A basic oxide
An amphoteric oxide
An acidic oxide
A neutral oxide
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Question # 17
Which of the following parameter is not involved in calculations based on Born Haber Cycle.
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Ionization enthalpy
Electron gain enthalpy
Electronegativity
Bond dissociation energy
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Question # 18
Which of the following statements regarding covalent bond is false.
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The electrons are shared between atoms.
The bond in non -directional
The strength of the bond depend upon the extent of overlapping
The bond formed may be polar or non-polar
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Question # 19
Finely divided iorn combines with CO to give
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Fe(CO)3
Fe2 (CO)9
F33(CO)12
Fe(CO)6
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Question # 20
According to CFT the metal ligand bond is considered to be ionic to presentage.
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100%
90%
50%
70%
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Question # 21
Which of the following elements has the highest value of second ionization energy.
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Lithum
Beryllium
Boron
Magnesium
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