Option A: Spectrophotometer method
Option B: Dilatometric method
Option C: Optical relation method
Option D: Refractometric method
Correct Answer: Spectrophotometer method ✔
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Option A: Single
Option B: Square
Option C: Cube
Option D: Raise to power four
Correct Answer: Square ✔
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Option A: Rate of reaction
Option B: Rate of formation of product
Option C: Energy released during reaction
Option D: A and B
Correct Answer: Rate of reaction ✔
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Option A: Moles dm-3 sec-1
Option B: Moles dm-3
Option C: Moles sec-1
Option D: Mol-1 dm3 sec-1
Correct Answer: Moles dm-3 sec-1 ✔
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Option A: Moderate
Option B: Slow
Option C: Fast
Option D: not natural
Correct Answer: Fast ✔
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Option A: Temperature
Option B: Effective collision
Option C: Concentration of reactants
Option D: Chemical nature of reactants and products
Correct Answer: Effective collision ✔
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Option A: Time
Option B: Concentration of the reactant
Option C: Temperature
Option D: Concentration of the product
Correct Answer: Temperature ✔
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Option A: Increases as the reaction proceeds
Option B: Decreases as the reaction proceeds
Option C: Remains the same as the reaction proceeds
Option D: May decrease or increase as the reaction proceeds
Correct Answer: Decreases as the reaction proceeds ✔
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Option A: dry zone burning zone decomposition zone cooling zone
Option B: cooling zone burning zone decomposition zone dry zone
Option C: burning zone cooling zone decomposition zone
Option D: dry zone decomposition zone burning zone cooling zone
Correct Answer: dry zone decomposition zone burning zone cooling zone ✔
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Option A: lime stone
Option B: gypsum
Option C: KNO3
Option D: iron oxide
Correct Answer: iron oxide ✔
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Option A: root
Option B: leave
Option C: stem
Option D: seed
Correct Answer: seed ✔
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Option A: roasted calcareous material
Option B: roasted argillaceous material
Option C: roasted calcareous and argillaceous material
Option D: roasted gypsum
Correct Answer: roasted calcareous and argillaceous material ✔
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Option A: form starch sugar and fibrous material
Option B: ripen the seeds and fruits
Option C: increase the resistance against disease
Option D: all the above statements are correct
Correct Answer: all the above statements are correct ✔
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Option A: manure
Option B: urea
Option C: ammonium nitrate
Option D: All
Correct Answer: ammonium nitrate ✔
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Option A: nitrogenous fertilizers
Option B: micronutrients
Option C: phosphorus fertilizer
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: micronutrients ✔
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Option A: vlay
Option B: marine shells
Option C: slate
Option D: blast furnace slag
Correct Answer: marine shells ✔
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Option A: KCI
Option B: KNO3
Option C: K2SO4
Option D: KMnO4
Correct Answer: KNO3 ✔
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Option A: urea
Option B: DAP
Option C: Ammonium sulphate
Option D: Ammonium nitrate
Correct Answer: Ammonium nitrate ✔
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Option A: Pt
Option B: ZnO + Cr2O3
Option C: Fe in fused mixture of Al2O3 + SiQ2 + MgO
Option D: All of the above
Correct Answer: Fe in fused mixture of Al2O3 + SiQ2 + MgO ✔
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Option A: It enhances plant growth
Option B: It is involved in the synthesis of protein and nucleic acids
Option C: it accelerates fruits and flowers growth
Option D: It is involved in the chlorophyll synthesis
Correct Answer: it accelerates fruits and flowers growth ✔
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Option A: to dry the moisture of slurry
Option B: to decompose lime stone to unslaked lime
Option C: combination of different oxides like CaO SiO2 Fe2O3 and Al2O3
Option D: to reduce the impurities
Correct Answer: combination of different oxides like CaO SiO2 Fe2O3 and Al2O3 ✔
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Option A: 75% lime stone and 25% clay
Option B: 25% lime stone and 75% clay
Option C: 15% lime stone and 55% clay
Option D: 55% lime stone and 15% clay
Correct Answer: 75% lime stone and 25% clay ✔
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Option A: crushing heating mixing grinding
Option B: crushing mixing heating grinding and mixing
Option C: crushing grinding mixing heating
Option D: mixing heating grinding crushing
Correct Answer: crushing grinding mixing heating ✔
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Option A: Lime (CaO)
Option B: Silica (SiO2)
Option C: Alumina (Al2O3)
Option D: Magnesia (MgO)
Correct Answer: Lime (CaO) ✔
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Option A: clay and clinker
Option B: clay lime stone and gypsum
Option C: lime stone and gypsum
Option D: lime stone and clay
Correct Answer: clay lime stone and gypsum ✔
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Option A: urea
Option B: calcium superphosphate
Option C: diammonium phosphate
Option D: potassium nitrate
Correct Answer: diammonium phosphate ✔
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Option A: 36%
Option B: 46%
Option C: 56%
Option D: 66%
Correct Answer: 46% ✔
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Option A: CH4 N2 and CO2
Option B: H2 N2 and CO
Option C: H2 CO2 and H2O
Option D: H2O N2 and H2
Correct Answer: CH4 N2 and CO2 ✔
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Option A: dry process
Option B: wet process
Option C: both
Option D: none
Correct Answer: both ✔
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Option A: lime stone
Option B: marble
Option C: chalk
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: all of the above ✔
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Option A: 60%
Option B: 65%
Option C: 70%
Option D: 75%
Correct Answer: 75% ✔
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Option A: prilling
Option B: evaporation
Option C: condensation
Option D: crystallization
Correct Answer: prilling ✔
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Option A: endothermic
Option B: exothermic
Option C: both a and b
Option D: no heat energy is involved
Correct Answer: exothermic ✔
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Option A: straight
Option B: compound
Option C: both a and b
Option D: none of the above
Correct Answer: straight ✔
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Option A: Rotation of the crops
Option B: Adding lime to the acid salts
Option C: Adding manure and growing legumes
Option D: All
Correct Answer: All ✔
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Option A: Glucose
Option B: Triglycerides
Option C: Proteins
Option D: All
Correct Answer: Proteins ✔
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Option A: Enzymes
Option B: Nitrogenous bases
Option C: Carbohydrates
Option D: Lipids
Correct Answer: Nitrogenous bases ✔
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Option A: Enzyme
Option B: Substrate
Option C: Enzyme and substrate
Option D: Enzyme and product
Correct Answer: Substrate ✔
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Option A: Isomerases
Option B: Lyases
Option C: Transferases
Option D: Ligases
Correct Answer: Isomerases ✔
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Option A: Orgocalciferol
Option B: Vitamin D2
Option C: Sterol
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: Sterol ✔
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Option A: Derived lipids
Option B: Simple lipids
Option C: Compound lipids
Option D: Not a type of lipids
Correct Answer: Compound lipids ✔
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Option A: Skeleton tissues
Option B: Cardiac tissues
Option C: Connective tissues
Option D: Adipose tissues
Correct Answer: Adipose tissues ✔
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Option A: Quantum structure
Option B: Secondary structure
Option C: Tertiary structure
Option D: Primary structure
Correct Answer: Secondary structure ✔
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Option A: Nitrogen
Option B: Amino acids
Option C: Carbon and hydrogen
Option D: Sulphur
Correct Answer: Amino acids ✔
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Option A: Soluble in water
Option B: Insoluble in water
Option C: Soluble in alcohol
Option D: Partially soluble in alcohol
Correct Answer: Soluble in water ✔
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Option A: Acrylic acid
Option B: Epichlorohydrin
Option C: Vinyl chloride
Option D: Adipic acid with hexamethylene diamine
Correct Answer: Adipic acid with hexamethylene diamine ✔
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Option A: Glucose
Option B: Glyceraldehydes
Option C: Oligosaccharides
Option D: Aldehydes and ketones
Correct Answer: Aldehydes and ketones ✔
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Option A: Dihydric alcohol and dicarboxylic aromatic acids
Option B: Polyamines with aliphatic dicarboxylic acids
Option C: Styrene in the presence of catalyst
Option D: Epichlorohydrin with diphenylol propane
Correct Answer: Dihydric alcohol and dicarboxylic aromatic acids ✔
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Option A: Copolymer
Option B: Terpolymer
Option C: Homopolymer
Option D: Biopolymer
Correct Answer: Terpolymer ✔
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Option A: Cytosine
Option B: Thymine
Option C: Adenine
Option D: Guanine
Correct Answer: Thymine ✔
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Option A: Duplication
Option B: Transcription
Option C: Replication
Option D: Mutation
Correct Answer: Replication ✔
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Option A: Pus cells
Option B: Sperm heads
Option C: 1872
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: Pus cells ✔
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Option A: Lactic dehydrogenase
Option B: Alkaline phosphatase
Option C: L-asparaginase
Option D: Cellulase
Correct Answer: L-asparaginase ✔
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Option A: Oxidoreductases
Option B: Hydrolases
Option C: Isoenzymes
Option D: Isomerases
Correct Answer: Isoenzymes ✔
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Option A: Acid
Option B: Alkali
Option C: Enzyme and alkali
Option D: Enzyme and acid
Correct Answer: Alkali ✔
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Option A: Lyases
Option B: Ligases
Option C: Lipases
Option D: Hydrolases
Correct Answer: Lipases ✔
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Option A: Glycerols
Option B: Fatty acids
Option C: Triesters formed from glycerol and fatty acids
Option D: Tetraesters formed from glycerol and fatty acids
Correct Answer: Triesters formed from glycerol and fatty acids ✔
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Option A: Organic solvents
Option B: Organic and inorganic solvents
Option C: Inorganic solvents
Option D: Solubility has nothing to do with lipids
Correct Answer: Organic solvents ✔
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Option A: Derived protein
Option B: Sample protein
Option C: Proteoses
Option D: Conjugated protein
Correct Answer: Conjugated protein ✔
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Option A: Strecker
Option B: Sabatier
Option C: Runge
Option D: W. H. Carothers
Correct Answer: W. H. Carothers ✔
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Option A: one monosaccharide unit
Option B: No monosaccharide unit
Option C: 2-9 monosaccharide unit
Option D: many monosaccharide
Correct Answer: 2-9 monosaccharide unit ✔
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Option A: Cellulose glycogen galactose
Option B: Glyceraldehydes glucose peptone
Option C: Glycerol phospho lipids collagen
Option D: Legumin amylopectin albumin
Correct Answer: Cellulose glycogen galactose ✔
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Option A: Polyester resins
Option B: Epoxy paints
Option C: Polyamide resins
Option D: Polyvinyl chloride
Correct Answer: Epoxy paints ✔
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Option A: Vinyl chloride
Option B: Styrene
Option C: Methylmethacrylate
Option D: Hexamethylenediamine
Correct Answer: Methylmethacrylate ✔
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Option A: Biopolymers
Option B: Dimers
Option C: Monomers
Option D: metamers
Correct Answer: Monomers ✔
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Any process of chemical decay of metals due to the action of surrounding medium is called__________?
Option A: activation
Option B: enameling
Option C: corrosion
Option D: coating
Correct Answer: corrosion ✔
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Option A: oxides
Option B: silicates
Option C: slag
Option D: carbonates
Correct Answer: slag ✔
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Option A: tetrahedral
Option B: square planar
Option C: trigonal bipyramidal
Option D: octahedral
Correct Answer: octahedral ✔
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Option A: English
Option B: Greek
Option C: Roman numeral
Option D: Hebrew
Correct Answer: Roman numeral ✔
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Option A: complex ion
Option B: coordination sphere
Option C: ligand
Option D: complex compound
Correct Answer: coordination sphere ✔
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Option A: ligand
Option B: mono-dentate ligand
Option C: poly-dentate ligand
Option D: bi-dentate ligand
Correct Answer: ligand ✔
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When a compound of transition element is dissolved in a solution of salt then it produces__________?
Option A: simples ions
Option B: complex ions
Option C: double salts
Option D: strong anions
Correct Answer: complex ions ✔
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Option A: orbitals of f-subshell
Option B: orbitals of d-subshell
Option C: orbitals of p-subshell
Option D: both A & B
Correct Answer: both A & B ✔
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Option A: diamagnetic
Option B: paramagnetic
Option C: good conductor
Option D: ferromagnetic
Correct Answer: paramagnetic ✔
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Option A: lanthanides & actinides
Option B: s and p block elements
Option C: chalcogens and halogens
Option D: d and f block elements
Correct Answer: s and p block elements ✔
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Option A: Potassium tetra cyano cupperate
Option B: Co-ordination number is 2
Option C: Ligand is positively charged
Option D: Central atom is present in avionic sphere
Correct Answer: Central atom is present in avionic sphere ✔
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Option A: dry cell
Option B: galvanic cell
Option C: electrolytic cell
Option D: A and B
Correct Answer: galvanic cell ✔
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Option A: CaSiO3
Option B: Na2SiO3
Option C: Ca3(PO4)2
Option D: MnSiO3
Correct Answer: Ca3(PO4)2 ✔
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Option A: SiO2
Option B: Fe2O3
Option C: FeO
Option D: CaO MgO
Correct Answer: CaO MgO ✔
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Option A: 0.12 — 0.25%
Option B: 2.5 — 4.5%
Option C: 2.0 — 4.0%
Option D: 0.25 — 2.5%
Correct Answer: B. 2.5 — 4.5% ✔
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Option A: type of ligands
Option B: types of hybridization in the elements of ligands
Option C: hybridization of central metal
Option D: All of above
Correct Answer: hybridization of central metal ✔
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Option A: polydentate ligand
Option B: chelate
Option C: monodentate ligand
Option D: hydrate
Correct Answer: chelate ✔
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Option A: ammine
Option B: oxalato
Option C: carbonyl
Option D: cyano
Correct Answer: oxalato ✔
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The specie which donates electrons to central metal atom in coordination sphere is called__________?
Option A: anion
Option B: cation
Option C: Ligand is positively charged
Option D: acid
Correct Answer: Ligand is positively charged ✔
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Option A: hydrates
Option B: hydrides
Option C: binary compounds
Option D: interstitial compounds
Correct Answer: interstitial compounds ✔
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Option A: variable
Option B: constant
Option C: single
Option D: infinite
Correct Answer: variable ✔
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Option A: [Ar]4s23d4
Option B: [Ar] 4s23d4
Option C: [Ar]4s03d5
Option D: [Ar]4s13d5
Correct Answer: [Ar]4s13d5 ✔
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Option A: corrode slowly
Option B: corrode rapidly
Option C: does not corrode easily
Option D: none of these
Correct Answer: does not corrode easily ✔
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Option A: increases
Option B: decreases
Option C: remain same
Option D: no regular trend
Correct Answer: increases ✔
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Option A: outer transition elements
Option B: inner transition elements
Option C: typical transition elements
Option D: transition elements
Correct Answer: transition elements ✔
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Option A: Zn Cd Hg
Option B: Fe Ru Os
Option C: Cr Mo W
Option D: Mn Te Re
Correct Answer: Cr Mo W ✔
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Option A: 0.76
Option B: -0.76
Option C: -0.55
Option D: 0.55
Correct Answer: 0.76 ✔
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Option A: valency
Option B: coordination number
Option C: oxidation number
Option D: charge number
Correct Answer: oxidation number ✔
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