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    The document contains 30 multiple choice questions about chemistry topics including properties of elements in group 13, bond angles in compounds, atomic radii, types of silicates, products of heating lead nitrate, substituted silanes, and stability of dihalides. The questions cover topics like p-block elements, silicates, and carbon materials.

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    The document contains 30 multiple choice questions about chemistry topics including properties of elements in group 13, bond angles in compounds, atomic radii, types of silicates, products of heating lead nitrate, substituted silanes, and stability of dihalides. The questions cover topics like p-block elements, silicates, and carbon materials.

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    Date Planned : __ / __ / __ Daily Tutorial Sheet-2 Expected Duration : 30 Min

    Actual Date of Attempt : __ / __ / __ Level-1 Exact Duration :_________

    16. In group 13, Tl (thalium) shows +1 oxidation state while other members show +3 oxidation state, why ?
    (A) Presence of lone electron in Tl (B) Inert pair effect
    (C) Large ionic radius of Tl ion (D) None of these

    17. Correct order of bond angles in the given compounds is/are :

    (A)    (B)    (C)    (D) can't be predicted

    18. The correct order of increasing atomic radii, is :


    (A) B < Al < Ga (B) Ga < Al < B (C) Al < B < Ga (D) B < Ga < Al

    19. Which type of silicate is shown in the given figure ?


    (A) Orthosilicate
    (B) Pyrosilicate
    (C) Sheet silicate
    (D) None of these

    20. Buckminister-fullerene is a variety of :


    (A) Boron (B) Carbon (C) Sulphur (D) Phosphorous

    21. The basic structural unit in silicate is :


    (A) SiO2 (B) [Si2O7 ]2  (C) SiO44  (D) [Si2O5 ]2 

    22. What product is formed on heating lead nitrate ?


    (A) PbO  NO  O2 (B) PbO  NO2  O2 (C) Pb  NO2 (D) PbO  N 2

    23. Among the following substituted silanes the one which will give rise to cross linked silicone polymer on
    hydrolysis is :
    (A) R 4 Si (B) RSiCl3 (C) R 2SiCl 2 (D) R 3 SiCl
    1000C Carbon
    24. Identify B in the following reaction, H4 SiO4 
     A 
     B  CO :
     H2 O 

    (A) Corundum (B) Quartz (C) Silica (D) Carborundum

    25. In silica (SiO2 ), each silicon is bonded to :


    (A) Two oxygen atoms (B) Four oxygen atoms
    (C) One silicon and two oxygen atoms (D) One silicon and four oxygen atoms

    26. The incorrect statements among the following is/are :


    I. Fullerene is molecular solid
    II. Lead prefers to form tetravalent compounds
    III. The three C  O bonds are not equal in the carbonate ion
    IV. Both B2 and C2 are paramagnetic
    (A) I, III and IV (B) I and IV (C) II, III and IV (D) I and III

    VMC | Level-1 128 DTS-2 | p-Block Elements-1


    27. The stability of dihalides of Si, Ge Sn and Pb increases steadily in the sequence :
    (A) GeX 2  SiX 2  SnX 2  PbX 2 (B) SiX 2  GeX 2  PbX 2  SnX 2
    (C) SiX 2  GeX 2  SnX 2  PbX 2 (D) SiX 2  GeX 2  PbX 2  SnX 2

    28. In SiF62  and SiCl26  which one is known and why ?

    (A) SiF62  because of small size of F (B) SiF62  because of large size of F

    (C) SiCl26  because of small size of Cl (D) SiCl26  because of large size of Cl

    29. Graphite is a soft solid lubricant extremely difficult to melt. The reason for this anomalous behaviour is
    that, graphite :
    (A) Is a non-crystalline substance
    (B) Is an allotropic form of diamond
    (C) Has molecules of variable molecular masses like polymers
    (D) Has carbon atoms arranged in large plates of rings of strongly bound carbon atoms with weak
    interpolate bonds

    30. Water glass is :


    (A) Glass made of water (B) Sodium silicate
    (C) Calcium formate (D) Pyrex glass

    VMC | Level-1 129 DTS-2 | p-Block Elements-1

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