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    This document contains 12 multiple choice questions covering topics in chemistry including: 1. Homogeneous mixtures 2. Electron configurations and subshells 3. Shielding effect and the particles responsible 4. Changes that occur when calcium forms an ion 5. Reasons for ink diffusion in water 6. Calculation of molarity from moles of solute and liters of solution 3 sentences or less is not sufficient to fully summarize the content of this document. It contains a variety of chemistry questions testing knowledge of fundamental concepts.

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    i. Which of the following is a homogeneous mixture?

    a. smoke b. air c. fog d. smog


    ii. L-shell has ……………. Sub-shell(s).
    a. s & p b. s c. s, p & d d. s, p, d & f
    iii. Shielding effect is due to ………?
    a. neutron b. proton c. proton & neutron d. electron
    iv. When calcium atom becomes a calcium ion (Ca+2).
    a. It loses an electron b. it loses two electrons c. it gains an
    electron d. it gains two electrons
    v. Ink spreads in water because of.
    a. vapour pressure b. expansion c. diffusion d. all of
    these
    vi. 2 moles of Na2SO4 are dissolved in one dm3 of solution. Molarity of solution
    is:
    a. 1M b. 3M c. 4M d.2M
    vii. What is the oxidation number assigned to manganese in KMnO4:
    a. -7 b. -6 c. +7 d. +6
    viii. Bromine is non-metal in:
    a. liquid state b. solid state c. gaseous state d. plasma state
    ix. Empirical formula for methane (CH4) is:
    a. C2H2 b. CH c. C1H1 d. CH4
    x. Chlorine has ……… number of isotopes?
    a. two b. three c. four d. five
    xi. The bond present in CaCl2 is …….?
    a. ionic b. covalent c. metallic d. co-ordinate covalent
    xii. Hg is a metal which is?
    a. malleable b. ductile c. sonorous d. none of these
    Section-b
    Q.2:
    i. Cm is the chemical symbol for curium, named after the famous scientist
    Madam Curie. Why were not the symbol C, Cu or Cr used instead?
    ii. What is the reason that physical properties of the isotopes are different but
    their chemical properties are the same?
    iii. Which element of the group IA is not an alkali metal and why?
    iv. What is electron-sea model of metallic bonding?
    v. Explain why it happens that on a hot summer day when there is a sweat on the
    body of a person, one feels cool under fast moving fan?
    vi. Why we stir paints thoroughly before using?
    vii. Sketch the Daniel cell, labeling the cathode, anode and the direction of flow
    of the electrons.
    viii. State the physical properties of metals.
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    ix. Write down the electronic configuration of 18 Ar .
    x. Differentiate between atomic radii and covalent radii.
    xi. Give an example of a non-polar molecule with polar bonds. Give reasons.

    Section-c
    Q.3:
    1. Explain Rutherford’s model of atom in detail.
    2. (a) give the classification of molecules in detail
    (b) summarize Bohr’s atomic model.
    3. (a) explain shielding effect.
    (b) describe ionization energy in detail.
    4. (a) what is the meaning of the term polar, as applied to chemical
    bonding.
    (b) explain Charles’ law in detail.

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