Option A: Density
Option B: Specific gravity
Option C: Fluidity
Option D: Absorbance
Correct Answer: Fluidity ✔
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Option A: Zygology
Option B: Zymology
Option C: Zymurgy
Option D: Zootaxy
Correct Answer: Zymology ✔
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Option A: Zygology
Option B: Zymology
Option C: Zymurgy
Option D: Zootaxy
Correct Answer: Zymurgy ✔
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Option A: 63.012 g/mol
Option B: 65.012 g/mol
Option C: 70.012 g/mol
Option D: 81.011 g/mol
Correct Answer: 63.012 g/mol ✔
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Option A: HNO2
Option B: HNO3
Option C: HN2O2
Option D: H2NO4
Correct Answer: HNO3 ✔
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Option A: It does not carry any charge
Option B: It does not move
Option C: It is a fundamental particle
Option D: It is present in nucleus
Correct Answer: It does not carry any charge ✔
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Option A: J.J.Thomson
Option B: Chadwick
Option C: Rutherford
Option D: Robert Millikan
Correct Answer: Robert Millikan ✔
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Option A: 17.031 g/mol
Option B: 18.031 g/mol
Option C: 19.031 g/mol
Option D: 27.033 g/mol
Correct Answer: 17.031 g/mol ✔
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Option A: Nucleon numbera
Option B: Mass number
Option C: Atomic number
Option D: Both A and B
Correct Answer: Both A and B ✔
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Option A: Sharing of electrons
Option B: Transfer of electrons
Option C: Losing of electrons
Option D: Gain of electrons
Correct Answer: Sharing of electrons ✔
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Option A: Zeolites
Option B: Sulphonides
Option C: Lime
Option D: Nitrates
Correct Answer: Zeolites ✔
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Option A: Zn(OH)2
Option B: ZNO2
Option C: Zn2(OH)3
Option D: ZnOH
Correct Answer: Zn(OH)2 ✔
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Option A: Graham’s Law
Option B: Gay-Lussac’s law
Option C: Boyle’s law
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: A. Graham’s Law ✔
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Option A: Charles’ Law
Option B: Avogadro’s Law
Option C: Graham’s Law
Option D: Boyle’s law
Correct Answer: A. Charles’ Law ✔
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Option A: Boyle’s law
Option B: Charles’ law
Option C: Gay-Lussac’s law
Option D: Avogadro’s law
Correct Answer: D. Avogadro’s law ✔
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Option A: Neon
Option B: Helium
Option C: Argon
Option D: Methane
Correct Answer: Argon ✔
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Option A: Argon
Option B: Helium
Option C: Radon
Option D: Xenon
Correct Answer: Radon ✔
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Option A: according to atom’s atomic number.
Option B: According to atom’s atomic mass.
Option C: First we balance Metal than non-metal than Hydrogen than Oxygen.
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: First we balance Metal than non-metal than Hydrogen than Oxygen. ✔
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Option A: 3-Hydroxy propanoic acid
Option B: 2-Hydroxy propanoic acid
Option C: 2-hydroxy butanoic acid
Option D: 3-hydroxy butanoic acid
Correct Answer: 2-Hydroxy propanoic acid ✔
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Option A: aldehydes
Option B: ketones
Option C: alcohols
Option D: carboxylic acid
Correct Answer: alcohols ✔
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Option A: ethylene glycol
Option B: glycerol
Option C: picric acid
Option D: ethyl acetate
Correct Answer: ethyl acetate ✔
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Option A: alkyl halides
Option B: alkyl amine
Option C: alkanes
Option D: alkynes
Correct Answer: alkyl halides ✔
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Option A: CH3OH
Option B: C3H7OH
Option C: CH3 – CH2 – OH
Option D: C6H5OH
Correct Answer: C. CH3 – CH2 – OH ✔
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Option A: As a solvent
Option B: As an antifreezing agent
Option C: As a substitute for petrol
Option D: For denaturing of ethyl alcohol
Correct Answer: As a substitute for petrol ✔
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Option A: C2H6
Option B: C2H5Cl
Option C: CH3OCH3
Option D: C2H5OH
Correct Answer: C2H5OH ✔
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Option A: Picric acid
Option B: o-nitrophenol
Option C: 1 3 5 -trinitro benzene
Option D: p-nitrophenol
Correct Answer: Picric acid ✔
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Option A: Alcohol
Option B: Acetic acid
Option C: Water
Option D: Phenol
Correct Answer: Phenol ✔
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Option A: Cone. HCI and anhydrous SOCl2
Option B: Cone. HCI and anhydrous CaCl2
Option C: Cone. HCI and anhydrous PCl2
Option D: Cone. HCI and anhydrous ZnCl2
Correct Answer: Cone. HCI and anhydrous ZnCl2 ✔
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Option A: propane
Option B: Propanol
Option C: Propanone
Option D: Propanoic acid
Correct Answer: Propanone ✔
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Option A: 12% alcohol
Option B: 90% alcohol
Option C: 95% alcohol
Option D: 100% alcohol
Correct Answer: 95% alcohol ✔
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Option A: C12H22O11
Option B: C6H10O5
Option C: (C6H10O5)n
Option D: C6H12O6
Correct Answer: C6H10O5 ✔
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Water gas heated at 450?C and 200 atm pressure in the presence of ZnO+Cr2O3 will produce__________?
Option A: methanol
Option B: methanol
Option C: carbonic acid
Option D: methane
Correct Answer: methanol ✔
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Option A: ethanol
Option B: ethylene glaycol
Option C: glycerol
Option D: methanol
Correct Answer: glycerol ✔
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Option A: Iodoform test
Option B: Lucas test
Option C: Benedicts test
Option D: Tollens test
Correct Answer: Iodoform test ✔
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Option A: cyclohexane
Option B: n – hexane
Option C: 1 – hexanol
Option D: cyclohexanol
Correct Answer: cyclohexanol ✔
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Option A: vegetable oil
Option B: coaltar
Option C: wood
Option D: none of these
Correct Answer: coaltar ✔
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Option A: Ca(OH)2
Option B: CaCO3
Option C: CaCl2
Option D: CaO
Correct Answer: CaO ✔
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Option A: water gas
Option B: destructive distillation of wood
Option C: methane
Option D: all
Correct Answer: all ✔
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Option A: Hydrogenation
Option B: Hydration
Option C: Oxidation
Option D: Fermentation
Correct Answer: Oxidation ✔
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Option A: oxidation
Option B: elimination
Option C: condensation polymerization
Option D: additional polymertization
Correct Answer: condensation polymerization ✔
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Option A: Benzene
Option B: Benzoic acid
Option C: Phenoxide
Option D: Cyclohexane
Correct Answer: Benzene ✔
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Option A: C2H2OH
Option B: H2CO3
Option C: C6H5OH
Option D: H3PO3
Correct Answer: C6H5OH ✔
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Option A: Primary alcohol
Option B: Secondary alcohol
Option C: Tertiary alcohol
Option D: All of above
Correct Answer: Tertiary alcohol ✔
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Option A: Oxygen
Option B: Hydrogen
Option C: Nascent oxygen[O]
Option D: Nascent hydrogen[H]
Correct Answer: Nascent oxygen[O] ✔
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Option A: Diastase-maltase-zymase
Option B: Zymase-maltase-diastase
Option C: Maltase-diastase-zymase
Option D: Diastase-zymase-maltase
Correct Answer: Diastase-maltase-zymase ✔
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Option A: Mother liquor
Option B: Filterate
Option C: Extract
Option D: Molasses
Correct Answer: Molasses ✔
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Option A: 2 3-dihydroxy butance 1 4 -dioic acid
Option B: 2 3 -dihydroxy butanedioic acid
Option C: 2 3 -dihydroxy butanioc acid
Option D: 2 2 -dihydroxy butanoic acid
Correct Answer: 2 3-dihydroxy butance 1 4 -dioic acid ✔
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Option A: C6H5OH
Option B: C6H5CH(OH)2
Option C: C6H5CH2OH
Option D: C6H5COOH
Correct Answer: C6H5CH2OH ✔
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Option A: Nucleophilic substitution
Option B: Nucleophilic addition
Option C: Elimination
Option D: both A & C
Correct Answer: both A & C ✔
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Option A: primary alcohol
Option B: secondary alcohol
Option C: tertiary alcohol
Option D: dihydric alcohol
Correct Answer: primary alcohol ✔
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Option A: formaldehyde
Option B: ketone
Option C: ethylene epoxide
Option D: both A & C
Correct Answer: both A & C ✔
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Alkyl halides are considered to be very reactive compounds towards nucleophile because__________?
Option A: they have an electrophilic carbon
Option B: they have an electrophilic carbon & a good leaving group
Option C: they have an electrophilic carbon & a bad leaving group
Option D: they have a nucleophilic carbon & a good leaving group
Correct Answer: they have an electrophilic carbon ✔
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Option A: E1 + E2
Option B: E2 + SN2
Option C: E1 and SN1
Option D: SN1 and SN2
Correct Answer: E1 and SN1 ✔
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Option A: primary alkyl halide
Option B: secondary alkyl halide
Option C: tertiary alkyl halide
Option D: all
Correct Answer: primary alkyl halide ✔
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Option A: propane
Option B: propanoic acid
Option C: propanal
Option D: propanol
Correct Answer: propanoic acid ✔
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Option A: 2 moles of ethane
Option B: 1 mole of ethane
Option C: 2 moles of butane
Option D: 1 mole of butane
Correct Answer: 1 mole of butane ✔
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Option A: CH3-X
Option B: (CH3)3 C-CH2 – X
Option C: (CH3)2 CH – X
Option D: (CH3)3 C – X
Correct Answer: (CH3)2 CH – X ✔
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Option A: C2H5O-
Option B: SCN-
Option C: NH3
Option D: H3C+
Correct Answer: H3C+ ✔
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Option A: R-F
Option B: R-C
Option C: R-Br
Option D: R-I
Correct Answer: R-I ✔
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Option A: E1 – reaction
Option B: E2 – reaction
Option C: SN1 – reaction
Option D: SN2 – reaction
Correct Answer: SN1 – reaction ✔
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Option A: Zn / HCI
Option B: SOCl2 / Pyridine
Option C: PCI3
Option D: PCI5
Correct Answer: SOCl2 / Pyridine ✔
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Option A: two
Option B: three
Option C: one
Option D: four
Correct Answer: one ✔
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Option A: formaldehyde
Option B: acetaldehyde
Option C: propanone
Option D: carbondioxide
Correct Answer: carbondioxide ✔
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Option A: primary alcohol
Option B: secondary alcohol
Option C: tertiary alcohol
Option D: dihydric alcohol
Correct Answer: tertiary alcohol ✔
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Option A: acidic
Option B: basic
Option C: aqueous
Option D: dry
Correct Answer: dry ✔
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Option A: the presence of halogen atom
Option B: the presence of magnesium atom
Option C: the polarity of C-Mg bond
Option D: all
Correct Answer: the polarity of C-Mg bond ✔
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Option A: first order kinetics
Option B: second order kinetics
Option C: third order kinetics
Option D: zero order kinetics
Correct Answer: second order kinetics ✔
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Option A: the concentration of substrate
Option B: the concentration of nucleophile
Option C: the concentration of substrate as well as nucleophile
Option D: base the concentration of substrate as well as nucleophile
Correct Answer: the concentration of substrate ✔
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Option A: Zero
Option B: First
Option C: Second
Option D: Third
Correct Answer: First ✔
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Option A: Zero
Option B: One
Option C: Two
Option D: Three
Correct Answer: Two ✔
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Option A: Order of reaction
Option B: Rate of reaction
Option C: Mole of a reaction
Option D: Extent of a reaction
Correct Answer: Order of reaction ✔
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Option A: methane
Option B: ethane
Option C: propane
Option D: butane
Correct Answer: ethane ✔
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Option A: C-F
Option B: C-C
Option C: C-Br
Option D: C-I
Correct Answer: C-F ✔
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Option A: polyacetylene
Option B: benzene
Option C: chloroprene
Option D: divinyl acetylene
Correct Answer: chloroprene ✔
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Option A: Ni-Cu alloy
Option B: Ni-Fe alloy
Option C: Ni-Al alloy
Option D: Ni-Mg alloy
Correct Answer: Ni-Al alloy ✔
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Option A: alkane
Option B: alkene
Option C: alkyne
Option D: both B & C
Correct Answer: both B & C ✔
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Option A: halogenation
Option B: dehalogenation
Option C: dehydrohalogenation
Option D: hydrohalogenation
Correct Answer: halogenation ✔
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Option A: CnH2n + 2
Option B: CnH2n – 2
Option C: CnH2n
Option D: CnH2n + 2
Correct Answer: CnH2n ✔
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Option A: I2>Cl2>Br2>F2
Option B: F2>Cl2>I2>Br2
Option C: F2>Cl2>Br2>I2
Option D: Cl2>F2>Br2>I2
Correct Answer: F2>Cl2>Br2>I2 ✔
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Option A: CO2 and H2O
Option B: CH3OH
Option C: CO + H2 + C
Option D: CO + H2O + C
Correct Answer: CH3OH ✔
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Option A: ethene
Option B: ethyne
Option C: ethyl halide
Option D: all of the above are possible
Correct Answer: ethyne ✔
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Option A: CaO and KOH
Option B: CaO and NaOH
Option C: NaOH and Na2O
Option D: Na2O and KOH
Correct Answer: CaO and NaOH ✔
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Option A: ketone
Option B: aldehyde
Option C: alkane
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: ketone ✔
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Option A: Aalkene & H2
Option B: alkene & O2
Option C: alkene & N2
Option D: alkyne & Cl2
Correct Answer: Aalkene & H2 ✔
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Option A: alkene
Option B: alkyl
Option C: aldehyde
Option D: saturated hydrocarbon
Correct Answer: alkyl ✔
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Option A: CH3NH2
Option B: CH3NO2
Option C: CH3CN
Option D: CH2 = CH – CN
Correct Answer: CH3CN ✔
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Option A: halogenation
Option B: hydroxylation
Option C: hydrogenation
Option D: hydration
Correct Answer: hydrogenation ✔
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Option A: ethane
Option B: ethene
Option C: ethyne
Option D: methane
Correct Answer: ethene ✔
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Option A: CH2Cl2
Option B: CH3Cl
Option C: CHCl3
Option D: CCl4
Correct Answer: CHCl3 ✔
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Option A: less reactivity
Option B: addition reactions
Option C: substitution reactions
Option D: none
Correct Answer: addition reactions ✔
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Option A: dihalo alkane
Option B: trihalo alkane
Option C: vicinal dihalo alkane
Option D: vicinal trihalo alkane
Correct Answer: dihalo alkane ✔
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Option A: propyne
Option B: 1-butyne
Option C: ethyne
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: all of the above ✔
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Option A: C2H6
Option B: C2H4
Option C: C2H2
Option D: CH4
Correct Answer: CH4 ✔
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Option A: nitration
Option B: halogenation
Option C: sulphonation
Option D: amination
Correct Answer: nitration ✔
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Option A: ethane
Option B: ethyne
Option C: ethene
Option D: benzene
Correct Answer: ethene ✔
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Option A: Grignard reagent
Option B: Metallic alkyl halide
Option C: Both A & B
Option D: Alkyl
Correct Answer: Both A & B ✔
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Option A: reduction
Option B: oxidation
Option C: hydrolysis
Option D: rearrangement
Correct Answer: rearrangement ✔
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