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Test: Compounds of Transition Metals - Question 1

In the laboratory, manganese (II) salt is oxidised to permanganate ion in aqueous solution by

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In laboratory, manganese (II) ion salt is oxidised to permagnate ion in aqueous solution by peroxodi-sulphate.


peroxodisulphate ion

Test: Compounds of Transition Metals - Question 2

When reacts with solution, the reaction takes place is

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It is oxidation of copper

Test: Compounds of Transition Metals - Question 3

reacts with excees solution to form:

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Test: Compounds of Transition Metals - Question 4

Which of the following compounds gives red precipitate with ?

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Red precpitate

Test: Compounds of Transition Metals - Question 5

When horn silver ore is dissolved in excess of sodium cyanide solution compound formed is

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Test: Compounds of Transition Metals - Question 6

In the equation
Identify the metal . It is

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This is cyanide process for gold .

Test: Compounds of Transition Metals - Question 7

If is reduced by oxalic acid in an acidic medium then oxidation number of changes from

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In acid medium

(O.S. of changes form to ).

Test: Compounds of Transition Metals - Question 8

In the preparation of pyrolusite is first converted to potassium manganate . In this conversion, the oxidation state of manganese changes from

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In (O.S. of is in (O.S.of Mn is +6). Hence O.S. changes by 2 .

Test: Compounds of Transition Metals - Question 9

In an alkaline condition reacts as follows:

Its equivalent weight is

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Change in O.S. is by Hence eq. wt. is

Test: Compounds of Transition Metals - Question 10

In which of the following compounds manganese has oxidation number equal to that of iodine in

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, O.S of I is and in , O.S. of

Test: Compounds of Transition Metals - Question 11

The colour of solution in water is green because

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Green colour of is due to blue colour of ions and yellow colour of ions

Test: Compounds of Transition Metals - Question 12

A compound of iron exists as a dimer in vapour state. It is hygroscopic in nature and dissolves in water giving brown acidic solution. The compound is

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The solution is acidic due to formation of and brown due to

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Which of the following is correct?

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Test: Compounds of Transition Metals - Question 14

(aq.)
Then final products and are respectively.

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Test: Compounds of Transition Metals - Question 15

Which of the following statements is false ?

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is a secondary standard solution in volumetry as it is hygroscopic in nature.
Hydration energy of is greater than because of smaller size of . So, is more soluble than

Test: Compounds of Transition Metals - Question 16

What is the change in the oxidation state of in the reaction of with in acidic medium?

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Manganese exhibits oxidation states of and +7 .
, in acidic medium on reaction of with it changes from 7 to 2 .

Test: Compounds of Transition Metals - Question 17

Of Cr as and , which is better oxidising agent?

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(aq.) (aq.)
(aq.) ,

Test: Compounds of Transition Metals - Question 18

A blue colouration is not obtained when

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Test: Compounds of Transition Metals - Question 19

Which of the following molecules is colourless?

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Hydrated copper sulphate is blue in colour. The ligand (water) molecules causes splitting of -orbitals. This facilitated - transition and colour.
Anhydrous copper sulphate is colourless. In the absence of ligand (water) molecules, splitting of -orbitals is not possible. Hence, - transition is not possible. Hence, option (b) is correct.

Test: Compounds of Transition Metals - Question 20

The black compound formed during the reaction between sodium thiosulphate and silver nitrate is

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