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1.

Liquid phase nitration of alkanegives

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mononitroalkane
polynitroalane
ALKANE NITRITE
dialkylnitrite

ANSWER :B
2.

Liquid oxygen possess..........color.

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Red
Dark BLUE
Faint blue
Black

Answer :C
3.

Liquid oxygen is:

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Colourless
Pale yellow
Pale blue
Dark blue

Answer :C
4.

Liquid oxygen:

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Is an IMPORTANT constituent of ROCKET fuels
Is used for artificial respiration with `CO_2`
MIXED with finely divided carbon explosive
All

Answer :D
5.

Liquid-liquid sol is known as

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AERSOL
foam
emulsion
gel

Answer :C
6.

Liquid metal among d-block elements is

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Hg
Zn
Nb
Cd

Answer :A
7.

Liquidhydrocarbons isconvertedintoa mixtureof gaseoushydrocarbon by :

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cracking
hydrolysis
Oxidation
DISTILLATION

ANSWER :A
8.

Liquid helium is called super fluid. Why?

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Solution : At 4.2K, helium BECOMES LIQUID and is called He (I). On further COOLING to 2.2K, He (II) is formed. Because of its low viscosity, it has fluid properties like a gas.
9.

Liquid dishwashing detergents contain

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non-ionic detergents
catronic detergents
anionic detergents
sodium carbonate

Answer :A
10.

Liquid crystals are best used in :

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COLOUR TV
Crystallization
Extraction
e/m DETERMINATION

ANSWER :A
11.

Liquid benzene burns in oxygen according to : 2C_6H_6 + 150_2rarr 12CO_2(g) + 6H_2O(g) .How many litre of O_2 at STP are needed to complete the combustion of 39 g of liquid benzene:

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11.2 litre
22.4 litre
84 litre
74 litre

Answer :C
12.

Liquid ammonia is used in refrigerators because:

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it has a HIGH DIPOLE moment
it has high HEAT of evaporation
of its basicity
of its stability

Answer :B
13.

Liquid and solid halogens are

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`Br_(2)andCl_(2)`
`I_(2)andBr_(2)`
`Br_(2)andI_(2)`
`Cl_(2)andI_(2)`

Answer :C
14.

Liquidammonia is usedas a refrigerant - why ?

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Solution :Latent heatof VAPORISATION of liquid `NH_(3)`is very high.
15.

Liquid Ammonia is simalar to H_(2)Oas a solvent . Ammonia can from the following ions is liquid state by ionisation

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`NH_(4)^(+)`
`NH_(2)^(-)`
`NH_(3)^(+)`
all

Solution :`NH_(3" (liquid)") + NH_(3 "(liquid)") rarr[NH_(4)^(+)][NH_2^(-)]`
16.

Liquid A and B from ideal solution over the entire range of composition. At temperature T, equimolar binary solution of liquids A and B vapour pressure 45 Torr. At the same temperature, a new solution of A and B having mole fractions x_(A) and x_(B), respectively, has vapour pressure of 22.5 Torr. The value of X_(A)//x_(B) in the new solution is _________ (Given that the vapour pressure of pure liquid A is 20 Torr at temperature T)

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Solution :`45=P_(A)^(@)xx(1)/(2)+P_(B)^(@)xx(1)/(2)`
`P_(A)^(@)+P_(B)^(@)=90`…..(1)
GIVEN `P_(A)^(@)=200` torr
`P_(B)^(@)=70` torr
`rArr 22.5` torr `=20 x_(A)+70(1-x_(A))`
`=70-50x_(A)`
`x_(A)=((70-22.5)/(50))=0.95`
`x_(B)=0.05`
So `(x_(A))/(x_(B))=(0.95)/(0.05)=19` .
17.

Liquid A and B on mixing produce a warm solution. Which type of deviation does this solution show ?

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SOLUTION :`-`ve DEVIATION
18.

Liquid ammonia ionises to a slight extent. At -50^@C its self ionisation constant K_(NH_3)=[NH_4^+][NH_2^-]=10^(-30) How many amide ions are present per cm^3 of pure liquid ammonia . (Assume N= 6.0xx10^(23))?

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`6XX10^6` IONS
`6 xx10^5` ions
`6xx10^(-5)` ions
`6xx106(-6)` ions

Answer :B
19.

Liquid ammonia bottles be opened after cooling them in ice for sometime. It is because liquid NH_3:

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brings tears to the eyes
has a high VAPOUR pressure
is a corrosive liquid
is a malid explosive

Answer :B
20.

Liquid A and B from an ideal solution. If vapour pressure of pure A and B are 500 Nm^(-2) and 200 Nm^(-2) respectively , the vapour pressure of a solution of A in B containint 0.2 mole fraction of A would be

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`700 N m^(-2)`
`300 N m^(-2)`
`260 N m^(-2)`
`140 N m^(-2)`

Solution :`P_(A) = X_(A) P_(A)^(o)=0.2 XX 500 = 100 N m^(-2)`
`P_(B)=X_(B)P_(B)^(o)=0.8 xx 200 = 160 N m^(-2)`
Total V.P. of the solution =`100+160=260Nm^(-2)`
21.

Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) is used as a household fuel. During liquefication of a gas, its entropy :

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DECREASES
INCREASES
does not CHANGE
SOMETIMES increases, sometimes decreases.

Answer :A
22.

Lipids serves

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biocatalyst
transport oxygen
provide energy
provide immunity

Answer :C
23.

Liquation is used to purify:

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Pb
Sn
Bi
A,

ANSWER :A,B,C
24.

Lipids being soluble in organic solvents and insoluble in water include the class :

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TRIHYDRIC alcohols
Fats
Soaps
PARAFFIN wax

Answer :B
25.

Lipids are define on the basis of _________ which is used in their isolation.

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CHEMICAL property
PHYSICAL property
biological property
GEOLOGICAL property

ANSWER :B
26.

Lipids are classified as

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COMPLEX lipids and SIMPLE lipids
complex lipids and conjugated lipids
complex lipids and fibrous lipids
complex lipids and globular lipids

Answer :A
27.

Lipids are

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AMINO ACIDS
Carbohydrates
enzymes
ester of LONG CHAIN FATTY acids and alcohols

Answer :D
28.

Lipids are :

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Long chain FATTY acid esters
Long chain sulphonic acid esters
POLYMERIC HYDROCARBONS
Polymeric aldehydes

Answer :A
29.

Lipids act as _____in fat metabolism.

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emulsifier
ester linkage
substrate
both (B) and (C )

SOLUTION :emulsifi
30.

Lipids and proteins are collectively known as _____.

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ANSWER :LIPOPROTEIN
31.

Lipids act as ………………….in factmetabolism .

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SOLUTION :EMULSIFIER
32.

LiOH reacts with CO_(2) to form Li_(2)CO_(3) (atomic mass of Li=7) the amount of CO_(2) (in g) consumed by 1g of LiOH is closet to

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0.916
1.832
0.544
1.088

Solution :`1/24 1/(24xx2)`
`"no of MOLES of" CO_(2)=1/48`
`"MASS of "CO_(2)=1/48xx 44= 0.916g`
33.

Lipases are enzymes that hydrolyse :

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CARBOHYDRATES
Fats
Proteins
VITAMINS

ANSWER :B
34.

Linkage isomerism arises in· a coordination compound containing _____ ligand.

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ANSWER :AMBIDENTATE
35.

Linseed oil is:

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USED in SOUP formation
Drying oil
Acts as CARRIER for PAINTS
All

Answer :D
36.

Linkage isomerismmay be observed in

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`Co (NH_(3))_(6)^(3+)`
`Co(NH_(3))_(5) NO_(2)^(2+)`
`Co(NH_(3))Cl_(3)`
`Co(NH_(3))_(4) Cl_(2)^(+)`

ANSWER :B
37.

Linkage isomerism.

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Solution :The phenomenon of isomerism in which the coordination compounds have the same metal atom or ion and same LIGAND but BONDED through different ATOMS or linkages is known as LINKAGE isomerism.
38.

Linear structure is assumed by: (I) NCO(II)CS_(2)(III)overset(+)(N)O_(2)(IV)Solid BeH_(2)

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all four
(II), (III) and (IV)
(I), (II) and (III)
(II) and (III)

Answer :C
39.

Linear polymer of phenol formaldehyde is called ………………… .

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NOVOLAC
bakelite
terylene
orlon

Solution :novolac
40.

Linear sequence of polypeptide bond refer in

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SECONDARY structure
primary structure
tertiary structure
quaternary structure

Answer :B
41.

Linear polymer of phenol formal dehyde is called ...

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NOVOLAC
bakelite
terylene
orlon

Solution :novolac
42.

Linear polymer among the following is

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MELAMINE
STARCH
BAKELITE
Polyvinylchloride

Answer :D
43.

Lindlar's catalyst is:

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`CaCO_3`
`PD-BaSO_4`
Pd
NONE of these

Answer :B
44.

Limiting radius ratio ((r_(+))/(r_(-))) for co-ordination number six (octahedral arrangement ) is

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0.155-0.225
0.225-0.414
0.414-0.732
0.732-1.000

Solution :For a OCTAHEDRAL arrangement co-ordination NUMBER is 6 and RADIUS RATIO `(r_(+)//r_(-))` is 0.414-0.732.
45.

Limiting molar conductivity of NH_(4)OH(i.e.^^_(m)^(@)(NH_(4)OH)is equal to:

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`^^_(m(NH_(4)Cl))^(@)+^^_(m(NaCl))^(@)-^^_(m(NAOH))^(@)`
`^^_(m(NaOH))^(@)+^^_(m(NaCl))^(@)-^^_(m(NII_(4)Cl))`
`^^_(m(NH_(4)OH)+)^(@) ^^_(m(NH_(4)Cl))^(@)-^^_(m(HCL))^(@)`
`^^_(m(NH_(4)Cl)+)^(@)^^_(m(NaOH))^(@)-^^_(m(NaCl))^(@)`

Solution :`^^_(m(NH_(4)Cl))^(@)=^^_(mNH_(4)^(+))^(@)+^^_(MCL^(-))^(@)`
`^^_(m(NaOH))^(@)=^^_(mNa^(+))^(@)+^^_(m_(OH^(-)))^(@)`
`^^_(m(NaCl))^(@)=^^_(m_(Na^(+)))^(@)+^^_(m_(Cl^(-)))^(@)`
`THEREFORE ^^_(m(NH_(4)^(+)))^(@)+^^_(m(OH^(-)))^(@)`
`=^^_(m(NH_(4)^(+)))^(@)+^^_(m(Cl^(-)))^(@) + ^^_(m(Na^(+)))^(@)`
`+^^_(m(OH^(-)))^(@)[^^_(m(Cl))^(@)+^^_(m(Cl^(-)))]`
`^^_(m(NH_(4)OH))^(@) =^^_(m(NH_(4)Cl))^(@)+^^_(m(NaOH))-^^_(m(NaCl))^(@)`
46.

Limiting molar conductivity of an electrolyte can be represented as the sum of the individual contributions of anions and cations. This law was given by

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FARADAY
OSTWALD
DAVY
KOHLRAUSCH

ANSWER :D
47.

Limiting molar conductivity of NH_(4)OH (i.e., overset(0)(wedge)_(m(NH_(4)OH))) is equal to

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`overset(0)(wedge)_(m(NH_(4)CL))+overset(0)(wedge)_(m(NaCl))-overset(0)(wedge)_(m(NAOH))`
`overset(0)(wedge)_(m(NaOH))+overset(0)(wedge)_(m(NaCl))-overset(0)(wedge)_(m(NH_(4)Cl))`
`overet(0)(wedge)_(m(NH_(4)OH))+overset(0)(wedge)_(m(NH_(4)Cl))-overset(0)(wedge)_(m(HCl))`
`overset(0)(wedge)_(m(NH_(4)Cl))+overset(0)(wedge)_(m(NaOH))-overset(0)(wedge)_(m(NaCl))`

Solution :`(wedge)_(m(NH_(4)OH))=overset(0)(wedge)_(m(NH_(4)Cl))+overset(0)(wedge)_(m(NaOH))-overset(0)(wedge)_(M(NaCl))`
48.

Limiting molar conductivity for some ions is given below (in S cm^(2) mol^(-1) ) : Na^+ -50.1 , Cl^(-) - 76.3 , H^(+) - 349.6 , CH_3COO^(-) -40.9 , Ca^(2+) -119.0 What will be the limiting molar conductivities (Lambda_m^@) of CaCl_2, CH_3COONaand NaCl respectively ?

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97.65 , 111.0 and 242.8 S `"cm"^(2) "MOL"^(-1)`
195.3, 182.0 and 26.2S `"cm"^(2) "mol"^(-1)`
271.6, 91.0 and 126.4S `"cm"^(2) "mol"^(-1)`
119.0, 1024.5 and 9.2S `"cm"^(2) "mol"^(-1)`

Solution :`Lambda_(m" " CaCl_2)^@=lambda_(Ca^(2+))^@ + 2lambda_(CL^-)^@`
=119.0 + 2 x 76.3 = 271.6 S `cm^2 mol^(-1)`
`Lambda_(m " " CH_3COONa)^@=Lambda_(CH_3COO^-)^@+lambda_(NA^+)^@`
=40.9+50.1=91 S `cm^2 mol^(-1)`
`Lambda_(m " " NACL)^@=lambda_(Na^+)^@ + lambda_(Cl^-)^@`
= 50.1 + 76.3 = 126.4 S `cm^2 mol^(-1)`
49.

limiting compositions of f - block hydrides are

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`(H_(2)O+O_(2)) and H_(2)O`
`(H_(2)O+O_(2)) and (H_(2)O+OH^(-))`
`H_(2)O and (H_(2)O +O_(2))`
`H_(2)O and (H_(2)O+OH^(-))`

Solution :`[Fe(CN)_(6)]^(4-)+(1)/(2)H_(2)O_(2)+H^(+)RARR[Fe(CN)_(6)]^(3-)+H_(2)O`
`[Fe(CN)_(6)]^(3-)+(1)/(2)H_(2)O_(2)+OH^(-)rarr[Fe(CN)_(6)]^(4-)+H_(2)O+(1)/(2)O_(2)`
50.

Limit of BOD prescribed by Central Pollution Control Board for the discharge of industrial and municipal waste waters into natural surface waters is

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lt3.0 ppm
lt30 ppm
lt100 ppm
lt10 ppm

Solution :Water pollution is mainly CAUSED by INDUSTRIAL wastes, SEWAGE, INSECTICIDE, herbicides , etc.