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Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 1

What information we get from molecular formula
A. It represents one molecule of the substance 
B. It does not tells the name of the substance 
C. It tells about the type of atoms 
D. It represents formula mass unit of one substance

Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 2

How many moles are present in 40 g of He?

Detailed Solution for Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 2

Number of moles = mass of the substance molar mass. = 40/4 = 10 moles. Atomic mass or molar mass of Helium is 4 u.

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Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 3

Which of the following elements are present in Quick Lime?

Detailed Solution for Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 3

Chemical formula of Quick lime is CaO. So, elements present in Quick lime is Calcium and Oxygen.

Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 4

What is the formula of calcium phosphide?

Detailed Solution for Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 4

Chemical formula of Calcium phosphide is Ca3P2. Valency of Calcium is 2 and Phosphate is 3.

Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 5

What is the mass of 0.5 mole of Hydrogen atom?

Detailed Solution for Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 5

Atomic mass of hydrogen is 1. So, one mole of Hydrogen is equal to 1 g. Mass of 0.5 mole of Hydrogen atom will be 0.5×1=0.5g

Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 6

Out of 4 g of methane and 11 g of CO2 which has more molecules?

Detailed Solution for Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 6

4 g of methane will contain 4/16 moles of molecules = 0.25 mole. 11 g of CO2 will contain 11/44 mole = 0.25 moles. Hence both will contain an equal number of molecules.

Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 7

Match the following with correct response. 
(1) Cobalt 
(2) Copper 
(3) Sulphur 
(4) Sodium 

(A) S 
(B) Co 
(C) Na 
(D) Cu

Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 8

What according to Dalton’s atomic theory is true among the following- 
A Atom is divisible into Protons, electrons and neutrons 
B Atoms of the same element have different atomic masses. 
C Atoms are the ultimate indivisible particle of matter 
D Atoms of same element have same atomic masses size and chemical properties 

Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 9

Statement A: Atoms can exist independently. 

Statement B: The law of constant proportions is applicable only to pure chemical compounds.

Which of the two Statements is true?

Detailed Solution for Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 9

An atom cannot exist independently. The law of constant proportions is applicable only to pure chemical compounds. So, only statement B is correct.

Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 10

Match the following with correct response. 
(1) Ozone
(2) Helium
(3) Oxygen 
(4) Phosphorous 

(A) Monoatomic 
(B) Tetra atomic 
(C) Diatomic 
(D) Triatomic

Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 11

Calculate the number of Mg atoms in 0.024 g of Mg.

Detailed Solution for Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 11

Atomic mass of Mg is 24. So, 24 g of Mg contains 6.022×1023atoms. No. of atoms in 0.024 g of Mg = (0.024/24) X 6.022 X 1023 atoms = 6.022 X 1020

Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 12

The atomic mass of calcium is 40 the number of moles in 60 g of calcium are:

Detailed Solution for Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 12

Number of moles in 60 g of Calcium having atomic mass 40 = given mass/ atomic mass = 60/40. = 1.5 moles.

Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 13

Match the following with correct response. 
(1) 1 mole of O2
(2) 1 mole of N 
(3) 1 mole of C 
(4) 1 mole of H2O

(A) 6.022×1023 molecules 
(B) 12g 
(C) 6.022×1023 atoms 
(D) 18g

Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 14

What is the actual mass of a proton?

Detailed Solution for Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 14

The actual mass of a proton is 1.6×10−27 Kg. or 1.6×10−24 g.

Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 15

Match the following with correct response. 
(1) Carbon
(2) Sodium 
(3) Argon
(4) Helium 

(A) 2,8,1
(B) 2
(C) 2,8,8
(D) 2,4

Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 16

The number of valence electrons in Cl- ion are

Detailed Solution for Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 16

The number of electrons present in outermost shell of an atom is called valence electrons. Chlorine contains 7 electrons in outermost shell but Chlorine ion (Cl-) will have 8 electrons.

Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 17

Which of the following is correct about atom? 
A. It is the smallest unit of matter 
B. Size of atom is very large as compared to the nucleus of the atom 
C. In an atom number of protons is equal to number of electrons 
D. Atoms are stable

Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 18

Match the following with correct response. 
(1) Canal rays consist of positively charged particles protons 
(2) Electrons are distributed in shells 
(3) Centre of an atom is dense 
(4) Atom is indivisible 

(A) Rutherford 
(B) E.Goldsten
(C) J. Dalton 
(D) Neil Bohr

Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 19

What is the e/m value of an electron?

Detailed Solution for Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 19

The charge on electron is 1.6×10−19C and mass of one neutron is 9×10−31Kg. therefore e/m ratio will be 1.6×10−19C / 9×10−31Kg. = 1.76×1011C/Kg.

Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 20

According to 2nrule 32 electrons can be assigned to which shell-

Detailed Solution for Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 20

K shell means n=1, L means n= 2 and M shell means n= 3 and N shell means n=4. 
2n2
= 2(4)2
= 2×16
= 32 electron.

Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 21

Which of the following air pressures in the discharge tube is appropriate for the production of cathode rays?

Detailed Solution for Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 21

Cathode rays are produced in cathode tube having very high voltage and low pressure. A pressure of 0.001 mm is appropriate for the production of cathode rays.

Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 22

What was the source of alpha particles in Rutherford scattering experiment?

Detailed Solution for Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 22

In Rutherford alpha particle scattering experiment, the source of alpha particle was Helium nucleus.

Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 23

“Electrons present in the extra nuclear portion are not stationary rather they revolve around the nucleus at high speed following a circular path”, Who said this?

Detailed Solution for Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 23

In his model of atom, Rutherford stated that electrons present in the extra nuclear portions are not stationary rather they revolve around the nucleus at high speed following circular path.

Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 24

Isotopes of an element have 
A. Same chemical properties
B. Same atomic masses
C. Different atomic numbers
D. Atoms of same element

Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 25

The order of the energy of the energy shell is:

Detailed Solution for Complete Chemistry Test - SA II - Question 25

Energy of shell increase from inner to outer side. So correct order of energy of energy shell is K < L < M < N < O .

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