Option A: Mother liquor
Option B: Dilute solution
Option C: Residue
Option D: both A & B
Correct Answer: Mother liquor ✔
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Option A: Length of contact
Option B: Volume of contact
Option C: Area of contact
Option D: all of above
Correct Answer: Area of contact ✔
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Option A: Iodine
Option B: Benzoic acid
Option C: Ammonium chloride
Option D: Potash alum
Correct Answer: Potash alum ✔
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Option A: filtered
Option B: dried
Option C: decolorized
Option D: decanted
Correct Answer: filtered ✔
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Option A: Filtrate residue
Option B: Sublimate sublimation
Option C: Drying desiccator
Option D: Separating funnel mother liquor
Correct Answer: Sublimate sublimation ✔
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Option A: absorption
Option B: adsorption
Option C: filtration
Option D: sublimation
Correct Answer: filtration ✔
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Option A: Stationary phase
Option B: Mobile phase
Option C: Dynamic phase
Option D: Static phase
Correct Answer: Mobile phase ✔
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Option A: Mobile phase
Option B: Stationary phase
Option C: Mixed phase
Option D: Single phase
Correct Answer: Stationary phase ✔
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Option A: Filter paper
Option B: Vacuum desiccators
Option C: Oven
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Vacuum desiccators ✔
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Option A: Crystallization
Option B: Sublimation
Option C: Solvent extraction
Option D: Filtration
Correct Answer: Solvent extraction ✔
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Option A: Polar solvent used
Option B: Combination of solvents used
Option C: Their different distribution coefficients in the solvent
Option D: Distributive law
Correct Answer: Their different distribution coefficients in the solvent ✔
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Option A: Quantitative analysis
Option B: Qualitative analysis
Option C: Stoichiometry
Option D: Physical chemistry
Correct Answer: Qualitative analysis ✔
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Option A: Crystallization
Option B: Filtration
Option C: Sublimation
Option D: Solvent extraction
Correct Answer: Sublimation ✔
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Option A: Inconsistent flow of filtration
Option B: splashing
Option C: premature crystallization
Option D: all of above
Correct Answer: splashing ✔
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Option A: solution
Option B: amount of insoluble solute
Option C: amount of soluble solute
Option D: Amount of solvent
Correct Answer: amount of insoluble solute ✔
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Option A: Gooch crucible
Option B: Filter paper
Option C: Sintered crucible
Option D: All of the above
Correct Answer: Filter paper ✔
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Option A: needed
Option B: avoided
Option C: depends on temperature
Option D: crystallization does not involve heating
Correct Answer: avoided ✔
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Option A: water
Option B: iodine
Option C: hydrochloric acid
Option D: gases
Correct Answer: water ✔
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Option A: oxidizing agent
Option B: reducing agent
Option C: drying agent
Option D: colouring agent
Correct Answer: drying agent ✔
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Option A: Fast process
Option B: Slow process
Option C: Rapid process
Option D: All are possible
Correct Answer: Slow process ✔
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Option A: Solvent extraction
Option B: sublimation
Option C: crystallization
Option D: vaporization
Correct Answer: sublimation ✔
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Option A: Red colour
Option B: Purple colour
Option C: Blue colour
Option D: Yellow colour
Correct Answer: Purple colour ✔
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Option A: heating
Option B: sublimation
Option C: cooling
Option D: vaporization
Correct Answer: sublimation ✔
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Option A: impurities
Option B: crystals
Option C: solvents
Option D: both A & B
Correct Answer: impurities ✔
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Option A: Retardation factor
Option B: Distribution co-efficient
Option C: Distribution in aqueous solution
Option D: All statements are wrong
Correct Answer: Distribution co-efficient ✔
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Option A: methylated spirit
Option B: wood spirit
Option C: rectified spirit
Option D: absolute alcohol
Correct Answer: rectified spirit ✔
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Option A: Filtration
Option B: Sublimation
Option C: Crystallization
Option D: Solvent extraction
Correct Answer: Solvent extraction ✔
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Option A: vapourization
Option B: solvent extraction
Option C: filtration
Option D: crystallization
Correct Answer: crystallization ✔
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Option A: Plastic
Option B: glass
Option C: porcetain
Option D: fiber
Correct Answer: glass ✔
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Option A: plastic
Option B: fibre
Option C: porcelain
Option D: steel
Correct Answer: porcelain ✔
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Option A: Insoluble particles
Option B: residue
Option C: crystals
Option D: mud
Correct Answer: residue ✔
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Option A: Quantitative analysis
Option B: Qualitative analysis
Option C: Stochiometery
Option D: Physical chemistry
Correct Answer: Quantitative analysis ✔
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Option A: Stoichio chemistry
Option B: Physical chemistry
Option C: Analytical chemistry
Option D: Quantum chemistry
Correct Answer: Analytical chemistry ✔
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Option A: Adsorption chromatography
Option B: Ascending chromatography
Option C: Radial chromatography
Option D: Descending chromatography
Correct Answer: Ascending chromatography ✔
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A substance having very high vapour pressure at its melting point on heating will show__________?
Option A: Melting
Option B: Sublimation
Option C: Decomposition
Option D: Condensation
Correct Answer: Sublimation ✔
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Option A: Filter hot solution
Option B: Avoid premature crystallization
Option C: Increase the rate of filtration
Option D: Decrease the area
Correct Answer: Increase the rate of filtration ✔
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Which of the following technique is used for the separation of insoluble particles from liquids ?
Option A: Filtration
Option B: Crystallization
Option C: Solvent extraction
Option D: Chromatography
Correct Answer: Filtration ✔
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Option A: Shape
Option B: Phase
Option C: Mechanism
Option D: All
Correct Answer: All ✔
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