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In which of the following particles, convection is not possible?(a) Milk(b) Water(c) Atmosphere(d) IronThe question was asked at a job interview.My doubt is from States of Matter topic in section States of Matter of Chemistry – Class 11 |
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Answer» RIGHT choice is (d) Iron The best explanation: Convection is a way of transferring THERMAL ENERGY. It is possible in fluids only. Fluids include liquids and gases. MILK and water are liquids, whereas the atmosphere is a gas. So convection is not possible in iron, which is a solid. |
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What is the result of balancing between intermolecular forces and thermal energy?(a) matter(b) three States of matter(c) four States of matter(d) chemical bond formationThis question was posed to me in an online interview.I need to ask this question from States of Matter topic in division States of Matter of Chemistry – Class 11 |
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Answer» The correct option is (b) three States of matter |
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Sunlight and heat reaching earth is an example of _________(a) conduction(b) radiation(c) convection(d) both convection and conductionI got this question by my college director while I was bunking the class.This intriguing question comes from States of Matter in section States of Matter of Chemistry – Class 11 |
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Answer» RIGHT choice is (b) radiation The BEST explanation: Thermal energy is transferred in the form of heat and sunlight. This PROCESS occurs through radiation, which is a type of transfer of thermal energy. It requires no direct contact and uses electromagnetic waves. |
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Thermal energy transfer can occur through______ ways.(a) 2(b) 1(c) 3(d) 0I got this question in an interview for job.This question is from States of Matter in portion States of Matter of Chemistry – Class 11 |
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Answer» Correct CHOICE is (C) 3 |
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Which of the following may not be a source of thermal energy?(a) Micro-oven(b) Sun(c) Moon(d) HeaterI had been asked this question in an interview for job.I'd like to ask this question from States of Matter in section States of Matter of Chemistry – Class 11 |
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Answer» The correct option is (c) Moon |
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Choose the best option. Boiling kettle is an example of ____________(a) only thermal energy(b) both thermal and Kinetic energy(c) only kinetic energy(d) potential and Kinetic energyThe question was posed to me in exam.The doubt is from States of Matter topic in chapter States of Matter of Chemistry – Class 11 |
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Answer» The correct answer is (b) both thermal and Kinetic energy |
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___________ of particles results in the rise of thermal energy.(a) Direction(b) Vibration(c) Shape(d) AtomsThe question was posed to me by my school teacher while I was bunking the class.Question is taken from States of Matter in division States of Matter of Chemistry – Class 11 |
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Answer» The correct OPTION is (B) Vibration |
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The faster the body moves, the higher the thermal energy.(a) True(b) FalseThe question was posed to me by my school principal while I was bunking the class.My enquiry is from States of Matter in section States of Matter of Chemistry – Class 11 |
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Answer» Correct ANSWER is (a) True |
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Thermal energy is an example of __________(a) kinetic energy(b) potential energy(c) muscular energy(d) momentary energyI had been asked this question in unit test.My question is from States of Matter topic in chapter States of Matter of Chemistry – Class 11 |
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Answer» The correct choice is (a) KINETIC energy |
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Which of the following posses highest thermal energy?(a) Water at 0°(b) Iron at 37°(c) Milk at 50°(d) Chocolate at 26°This question was posed to me during an interview.Enquiry is from States of Matter topic in section States of Matter of Chemistry – Class 11 |
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Answer» The correct choice is (C) Milk at 50° |
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Which energy is generated from due to the motion of its particles?(a) Thermal(b) Muscular(c) Momentary(d) PotentialThe question was asked during an online interview.This intriguing question comes from States of Matter in division States of Matter of Chemistry – Class 11 |
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Answer» RIGHT OPTION is (a) Thermal Easy explanation: Thermal energy is the result of the motion of a body’s atoms and molecules. It DEPENDS on the TEMPERATURE and is directly proportional to each other. It’s the average of kinetic energy and is RESPONSIBLE for a body’s motion. |
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Hydrogen bond plays a vital role in determining substance properties and structure. Which of the following may not an example?(a) Proteins(b) Nucleic acids(c) Methane molecule(d) WaterThis question was addressed to me during an interview for a job.Enquiry is from States of Matter in chapter States of Matter of Chemistry – Class 11 |
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Answer» Right choice is (c) Methane molecule |
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Molecules do exert repulsive forces on one other.(a) True(b) FalseI have been asked this question by my school teacher while I was bunking the class.My query is from States of Matter in section States of Matter of Chemistry – Class 11 |
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Answer» RIGHT answer is (a) True To elaborate: When two MOLECULES come closer, the ELECTRON clouds between them they repel. This is the reason why solids and liquids cannot be easily compressed. As the distance between molecules decreases, the repulsive forces become MUCH stronger. |
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Take “r” as the distance between two molecules. The energy between stationary polar molecules is proportional to ____________in the case of dipole-dipole intercations.(a) 1/r^3(b) r^3(c) r^2(d) 1/r^2This question was addressed to me in an online quiz.Origin of the question is States of Matter topic in division States of Matter of Chemistry – Class 11 |
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Answer» The CORRECT choice is (a) 1/r^3 |
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Which of the following interaction occurs between a permanent dipole and a neutral molecule?(a) Dipole-Dipole interactions(b) Dipole-induced dipole interactions(c) London interaction(d) Van der Waals interactionThe question was asked in an online interview.My question is taken from States of Matter in division States of Matter of Chemistry – Class 11 |
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Answer» Right option is (B) Dipole-induced dipole interactions |
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Dipole-Dipole forces are stronger than _______and weaker than _________ interactions.(a) dipole-induced dipole, london(b) ion-ion, dispersion(c) ion-ion, london(d) london, ion-ionI had been asked this question at a job interview.This key question is from States of Matter in section States of Matter of Chemistry – Class 11 |
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Answer» Correct choice is (d) london, ion-ion |
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HCl is an example of __________(a) dipole-dipole intercations(b) dipole-induced dipole interactions(c) london intercation(d) van der waals interactionI had been asked this question in class test.This interesting question is from States of Matter topic in division States of Matter of Chemistry – Class 11 |
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Answer» Right option is (a) dipole-dipole intercations |
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Dispersion force’s interaction energy is proportional to (take “r” as the distance between the two particles)___________(a) r^6(b) 1/r^-6(c) r^2(d) 1/r^6This question was addressed to me during an internship interview.This question is from States of Matter in section States of Matter of Chemistry – Class 11 |
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Answer» Correct CHOICE is (d) 1/r^6 |
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Deviation of real gas behavior from ideal gas is discovered by _____________(a) Jonathan(b) Van der Waals(c) Boyle(d) NewlandI had been asked this question during an internship interview.My doubt stems from States of Matter topic in chapter States of Matter of Chemistry – Class 11 |
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Answer» Correct option is (b) Van der Waals |
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London force is also known as _____________(a) dispersion force(b) van der Waals forces(c) hydrogen bonding(d) covalent bondsI had been asked this question in final exam.My question comes from States of Matter topic in division States of Matter of Chemistry – Class 11 |
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Answer» The correct answer is (a) DISPERSION force |
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What are the forces of attraction and repulsion between interacting molecules known as _________(a) attractive forces(b) repulsive forces(c) intermolecular forces(d) intramolecular forcesI had been asked this question in an interview.Question is from States of Matter topic in chapter States of Matter of Chemistry – Class 11 |
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Answer» RIGHT ANSWER is (c) intermolecular forces Best explanation: Intermolecular MEANS between molecules and intramolecular means within in MOLECULE. Both attractive and repulsive forces include intermolecular forces. THEREFORE, the forces of attraction and repulsion between interacting molecules are known as Intermolecular forces. |
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