Option A: 97 to 104
Option B: 101 to 115
Option C: 89 to 103
Option D: 36 to 43
Correct Answer: 89 to 103 ✔
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Option A: Fehling solution
Option B: Bendict solution
Option C: Silver Mirror test
Option D: Nitroprusside test
Correct Answer: Nitroprusside test ✔
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Option A: diamond, wood
Option B: glass, table salt
Option C: wood, glass
Option D: sucrose. glass
Correct Answer: wood, glass ✔
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Option A: Hydrochloric Acid
Option B: Sulphuric Acid
Option C: Nitric Acid
Option D: Muriatic Acid
Correct Answer: Sulphuric Acid ✔
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Option A: 128.15°C
Option B: 18°C
Option C: 246.12°C
Option D: 96°C
Correct Answer: 18°C ✔
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Option A: Catalyst
Option B: Intermediate
Option C: inhibitor
Option D: activated complex
Correct Answer: Intermediate ✔
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Option A: methyl Orange
Option B: litmus
Option C: phenol red
Option D: phenopthalein
Correct Answer: methyl Orange ✔
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Option A: All electrolytes
Option B: Strong electrolytes
Option C: Non electrolytes
Option D: Weak electrolytes
Correct Answer: Weak electrolytes ✔
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Option A: auto catalysis
Option B: Self catalysis
Option C: inhibition
Option D: Enzyme catalysis
Correct Answer: inhibition ✔
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Option A: Self catalytic reaction
Option B: Enzyme catalytic reaction
Option C: Autocatalytic reaction
Option D: induced catalysis
Correct Answer: Autocatalytic reaction ✔
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Option A: CO²+O²
Option B: CO+H²(water gas)
Option C: CO³+H²O
Option D: Laughing Gas
Correct Answer: CO+H²(water gas) ✔
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Option A: 1864
Option B: 1866
Option C: 1888
Option D: None of These
Correct Answer: 1864 ✔
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Option A: Mercury
Option B: Bromine
Option C: Phosphorus
Option D: Iodine
Correct Answer: Bromine ✔
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Option A: Ionic
Option B: Covalent
Option C: Hydrogen
Option D: Dating
Correct Answer: Covalent ✔
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Option A: +ve
Option B: -ve
Option C: Neutral
Option D: None
Correct Answer: +ve ✔
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Option A: Shell
Option B: Orbit
Option C: Nucleus
Option D: Orbital
Correct Answer: Nucleus ✔
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Option A: +ve
Option B: -ve
Option C: Neutral
Option D: None of them
Correct Answer: +ve ✔
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Option A: Glycols
Option B: Vicinal dihalides
Option C: Geminal dihalides
Option D: Diols
Correct Answer: Vicinal dihalides ✔
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Option A: Alkane
Option B: Alkene
Option C: Alkyne
Option D: All have same
Correct Answer: Alkyne ✔
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In an electrolysis of aqueous Sodium Flouride, the species that moves towards Anode is _________?
Option A: Flouride
Option B: Sodium
Option C: H²O
Option D: None of them
Correct Answer: H²O ✔
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Option A: Oxidation
Option B: Reduction
Option C: Redox
Option D: Substitution
Correct Answer: Reduction ✔
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Option A: Aromatic
Option B: Alicyclic
Option C: Aliphatic
Option D: None of These
Correct Answer: Alicyclic ✔
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Option A: Reforming
Option B: Induction fueling
Option C: Cracking
Option D: Refining
Correct Answer: Cracking ✔
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Option A: Coal Tar
Option B: Coal gas
Option C: Coke
Option D: None of These
Correct Answer: Coke ✔
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Option A: Refining
Option B: Cracking
Option C: Reforming
Option D: None of These
Correct Answer: Reforming ✔
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Option A: Reforming
Option B: Cracking
Option C: Refining
Option D: Isomerization
Correct Answer: Cracking ✔
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Option A: Cracking
Option B: Reforming
Option C: Refining
Option D: Hydration
Correct Answer: Reforming ✔
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Option A: chain Isomerism
Option B: Functional Group Isomerism
Option C: Metamerism
Option D: Position Isomerism
Correct Answer: Functional Group Isomerism ✔
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Option A: reflection
Option B: refraction
Option C: dispersion
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: all of the above ✔
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Option A: Helium
Option B: Hydrogen
Option C: Chlorine
Option D: Carbon
Correct Answer: Hydrogen ✔
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Option A: Ammonia
Option B: 1°Alkyl ammine
Option C: 2° Alkyl ammine
Option D: 3° Alkyl ammine
Correct Answer: 3° Alkyl ammine ✔
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Option A: Benzene
Option B: Phenol
Option C: p-nitrobenzene
Option D: Cresol
Correct Answer: p-nitrobenzene ✔
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Option A: Benzene
Option B: Phenol
Option C: Cresol
Option D: Aniline
Correct Answer: Phenol ✔
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Option A: 1° alcohol
Option B: 2° alcohol
Option C: 3° alcohol
Option D: 0° alcohol
Correct Answer: 3° alcohol ✔
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Option A: 22%
Option B: 11.11%
Option C: 31.13%
Option D: 15.15%
Correct Answer: 11.11% ✔
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Option A: Aldehyde
Option B: Ketone
Option C: Carboxylic acid
Option D: Ester
Correct Answer: Ketone ✔
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Option A: Methane
Option B: Ethanol
Option C: Acetic acid
Option D: Urea
Correct Answer: Urea ✔
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Option A: Hydrogen & Water
Option B: Hydrogen & Carbon dioxide
Option C: Hydrogen & Methane
Option D: Carbonmonoxdide & water
Correct Answer: C. Hydrogen & Methane ✔
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Option A: Unidentate
Option B: Bidentate
Option C: Tridentate
Option D: Hexadentate
Correct Answer: Bidentate ✔
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Option A: Peat
Option B: Lignite
Option C: Bituminous
Option D: Anthracite
Correct Answer: Bituminous ✔
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Option A: 1-2Kg
Option B: 1-3Kg
Option C: 1-4Kg
Option D: 1-5Kg
Correct Answer: 1-2Kg ✔
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Option A: NaOH
Option B: Cl²
Option C: H²S
Option D: Cu
Correct Answer: H²S ✔
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Option A: Inner Transition
Option B: Outer Transition
Option C: Alkali Metals
Option D: Both B & C
Correct Answer: Outer Transition ✔
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Option A: Increases
Option B: Decreases
Option C: Remains Same
Option D: None of them
Correct Answer: Remains Same ✔
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Option A: Protium
Option B: Deuterium
Option C: Tritium
Option D: Nichromium
Correct Answer: Tritium ✔
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Option A: Copper sulphate
Option B: Barium sulphate
Option C: Cobalt sulphate
Option D: Nickel sulphate
Correct Answer: Barium sulphate ✔
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Option A: Methane
Option B: Ethane
Option C: Hydrogen
Option D: Nitrogen
Correct Answer: Methane ✔
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Option A: Zinc
Option B: Carbon (Graphite)
Option C: ZnCl²
Option D: MnO²(Pyrolusite)
Correct Answer: Carbon (Graphite) ✔
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The equation that represents the relationship of Faraday’s first law of electrolysis is _______?
Option A: Z=At
Option B: w=ZAt
Option C: w=Z/At
Option D: Z= At/M
Correct Answer: w=ZAt ✔
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Option A: Hydrogen Gas &Water
Option B: Oxygen Gas &Water
Option C: Only oxygen
Option D: Only Water
Correct Answer: Hydrogen Gas &Water ✔
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Option A: Sodium ions
Option B: Chloride ions
Option C: Both
Option D: Remain at the bottom of the cell
Correct Answer: Sodium ions ✔
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Option A: Electrolytic cell
Option B: Galvanic cell
Option C: Daniel cell
Option D: Not
Correct Answer: Electrolytic cell ✔
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Option A: 110Kcal/mol
Option B: 106Kcal/mol
Option C: 104Kcal/mol
Option D: 150KJcal/mol
Correct Answer: 104Kcal/mol ✔
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Option A: 10.54ev
Option B: 12.54ev
Option C: 13.6ev
Option D: 17.56ev
Correct Answer: 13.6ev ✔
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Option A: 2.8
Option B: 2.2
Option C: 3.1
Option D: 1.8
Correct Answer: 2.2 ✔
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Option A: 50%
Option B: 60%
Option C: 70%
Option D: 80%
Correct Answer: 70% ✔
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Option A: Hydrogen Gas & Water
Option B: Oxygen Gas & Water
Option C: CO & Water
Option D: Hydrogen & Carbon monoxide
Correct Answer: Hydrogen Gas & Water ✔
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Option A: liquification process
Option B: Bosch Process
Option C: Fragmentation
Option D: Thermal decomposition
Correct Answer: Bosch Process ✔
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Option A: Hydrogen Gas
Option B: Carbon Monoxide Gas
Option C: Both at same time
Option D: None of them
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Option A: Hydrogen Gas
Option B: Carbon Monoxide Gas
Option C: Both at same time
Option D: None of them
Correct Answer: None of them ✔
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Option A: Pt
Option B: FeO
Option C: Cr²O³
Option D: Both B&C
Correct Answer: Both B&C ✔
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Option A: Reduction
Option B: Oxidation
Option C: Isomerization
Option D: Crackling
Correct Answer: Oxidation ✔
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Option A: Bosch Process
Option B: Cyber Twinkling process
Option C: Palladium process
Option D: Steam process
Correct Answer: Bosch Process ✔
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Hydrogen Gas can be prepared by thermal decomposition of Methane in the absence of Air at above____
Option A: 500⁰C
Option B: 700⁰C
Option C: 900⁰C
Option D: 1300⁰C
Correct Answer: 700⁰C ✔
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Option A: infra red
Option B: visible
Option C: x-ray
Option D: ultra violet
Correct Answer: infra red ✔
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Option A: Electropositive
Option B: Electronegativity
Option C: Both of these
Option D: Neutral
Correct Answer: Electropositive ✔
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Option A: 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 3d7
Option B: 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 4s2 4p5
Option C: 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p5 3d10
Option D: 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 4s23d5
Correct Answer: 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 4s23d5 ✔
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Option A: Nitrates
Option B: Fluorides
Option C: Arsenic
Option D: Mercury
Correct Answer: Arsenic ✔
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Option A: ease the process of cooking
Option B: increase the taste
Option C: produce small amount of hydrochloric acid required for digestion
Option D: inclease solubility of food particles in water
Correct Answer: produce small amount of hydrochloric acid required for digestion ✔
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Option A: Photoelectric emission
Option B: Nuclear fission
Option C: Nuclear fusion
Option D: Thermionic emission
Correct Answer: Nuclear fusion ✔
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Option A: it becomes very hard
Option B: it reflects most of the heat from the sun
Option C: it has a low specific heat capacity
Option D: it has a high latent heat of fusion
Correct Answer: it has a high latent heat of fusion ✔
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Option A: CAT scans
Option B: X-ray photos
Option C: Ultrasound scans
Option D: Endoscopy
Correct Answer: Endoscopy ✔
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Option A: Uranium
Option B: Deuterium
Option C: Plutonium
Option D: Radium
Correct Answer: Plutonium ✔
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Option A: Carbon dioxide
Option B: Carbonates absorbed from soil
Option C: Oxides of minerals
Option D: Water
Correct Answer: Water ✔
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Option A: Radium dating
Option B: Uranium dating
Option C: Carbon dating
Option D: Deuterium dating
Correct Answer: Carbon dating ✔
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Option A: Alcohol
Option B: Kerosene oil
Option C: Glycerine
Option D: Fats
Correct Answer: Abid Hussain ✔
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Option A: lactic acid
Option B: citric acid
Option C: acetic acid
Option D: carbonic acid
Correct Answer: lactic acid ✔
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Option A: William Prout
Option B: Jons Jacob Berzelius
Option C: Anselme Payen
Option D: Walter Bradford Cannon
Correct Answer: William Prout ✔
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Option A: large intestine
Option B: liver
Option C: lungs
Option D: small intestine
Correct Answer: small intestine ✔
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Option A: Nitrification
Option B: Fermentation
Option C: Denitrification
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Nitrification ✔
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Option A: Cathode rays
Option B: Canal rays
Option C: X-rays
Option D: Alpha rays
Correct Answer: Canal rays ✔
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Option A: Alpha radiations
Option B: Gamma radiations
Option C: Beta radiations
Option D: positron
Correct Answer: Beta radiations ✔
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Option A: Alpha radiations
Option B: Gamma radiations
Option C: Beta radiations
Option D: AOT
Correct Answer: Gamma radiations ✔
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Option A: Petrol
Option B: Sediment
Option C: Rock
Option D: Fuel
Correct Answer: Rock ✔
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Option A: reflection
Option B: interference
Option C: diffraction
Option D: refraction
Correct Answer: refraction ✔
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Option A: Silicon
Option B: Diamond
Option C: Iodine
Option D: Graphite
Correct Answer: Diamond ✔
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Option A: Indivisible
Option B: Divisible
Option C: Both
Option D: Non of these
Correct Answer: Indivisible ✔
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Option A: size of Cl atoms > Cl- ion
Option B: size of Na+ ion < Na atom
Option C: size of Na atom < Na+ ion
Option D: Cl- < Na+
Correct Answer: size of Na+ ion < Na atom ✔
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Option A: Endothermic
Option B: Exothermic
Option C: Fission
Option D: Fusion
Correct Answer: Exothermic ✔
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Option A: an anion
Option B: a cation
Option C: an anion – cation
Option D: none of these
Correct Answer: a cation ✔
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Option A: Latin
Option B: Greek
Option C: Arabic
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Greek ✔
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Option A: Proton and neutron
Option B: Neutron and electron
Option C: Proton
Option D: Neutron
Correct Answer: Proton ✔
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Option A: 74g
Option B: 254g
Option C: 127g
Option D: 53g
Correct Answer: 254g ✔
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Option A: Ultra voilet
Option B: Gamma rays
Option C: Infrared
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: Infrared ✔
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Option A: Hydrogen tank
Option B: Nitrogen tank
Option C: Oxygen tank
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Oxygen tank ✔
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Option A: visible radiation
Option B: Ultra violet radiation
Option C: Infrared radiation
Option D: Gamma rays
Correct Answer: Ultra violet radiation ✔
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