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    Roots Ivy International School, Faisalabad Campus: IG-I Chemistry Retake Sessional Paper

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    ROOTS IVY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, FAISALABAD

    CAMPUS
    IG-I Chemistry Retake Sessional paper
    Name:______________________

    Marks obtained:

    Q.1 Choose the best answer.

    [5]

    1. Which piece of apparatus would be most suitable for placing 24.7 cm3 of a
    liquid into a beaker?
    A a burette
    C a pipette

    B a measuring cylinder
    D a syringe

    2. A liquid ester used to flavour food is believed to be impure. What would be


    the best way of testing its purity?
    A filter it
    C use paper chromatography

    B measure its boiling point


    D evaporate it to dryness

    3 Which substance is likely to be a pure compound?


    A
    B
    C
    D

    a yellow liquid that boils at exactly 124oC


    a white powder that dissolves in water
    a colourless liquid which gives two fractions when distilled
    green crystals that melt over the range 68oC to 72oC

    4.Compound Q melts at 78oC and boils at 124oC and is not soluble in water.
    Which apparatus can be used to obtain pure Q from a mixture of Q and
    water.
    A

    5.Substance S contains one of the three substances X, Y or Z. Two


    chromatograms of the four substances, using different solvents, are shown
    in the diagrams.
    Solvent I

    Solvent II

    solvent front

    solvent front

    start line

    start line

    S
    Y

    What does substance S contain?


    A X only
    B Z only
    C X and Z
    D Y and Z

    Q.2 Several pieces of laboratory apparatus are shown in the diagram

    E
    F
    A

    D
    G
    C
    I

    H
    (a) Give the letter and name of the piece of apparatus best used for the
    following
    (give a different letter for each answer):
    (i) measuring a fixed volume of 25cm3
    .........................................................................................................................
    (ii) collecting and measuring the volume of about 40 cm3 of a gas
    ..........................................................................................................................
    (iii) delivering exactly 20.8 cm3 of a liquid to a container, drop-by-drop
    ...........................................................................................................................
    (iv) measuring a temperature of a solution
    ...........................................................................................................................
    (vi) separating a mixture of sand and water
    ............................................................................................................................
    [10]

    Q.3 Calculate moles of


    i)

    51g of ammonia NH3

    ii)

    20g of sodium hydroxide NaOH

    iii)

    9.125 g of HCl

    Q.4Name a suitable separation method that can be used to


    (a) get petrol and diesel from petroleum ___________
    (b) get iodine from a mixture of iodine and sodium chloride __________
    (d) obtain pure water from sea water ___________
    (e) obtain salt from sea water ___________

    [6]

    [4]

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