Option A: Triggers hydration
Option B: Triggers hydrolysis
Option C: Prevents rapid hardening
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: Prevents rapid hardening ✔
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Option A: being s-block elements
Option B: inert gas configurations
Option C: ns1 electronic configuration
Option D: being metals
Correct Answer: inert gas configurations ✔
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Option A: N2
Option B: O2
Option C: N2 and O2
Option D: Ne
Correct Answer: Ne ✔
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Option A: high first ionization potential
Option B: high second ioniation potential
Option C: high ionic radius
Option D: high electronegativity
Correct Answer: high second ioniation potential ✔
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Option A: Sodium and Lithium
Option B: Lithium and magnesium
Option C: Lithium and beryllium
Option D: Boron and Beryllium
Correct Answer: Lithium and magnesium ✔
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Option A: Lithium
Option B: Sodium
Option C: Potassium
Option D: Rubidium
Correct Answer: Lithium ✔
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Option A: Ca and P
Option B: S and P
Option C: Ca and S
Option D: we could not apply
Correct Answer: Ca and S ✔
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Option A: Water
Option B: HCI
Option C: Na+
Option D: NaCl
Correct Answer: Water ✔
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Option A: Na2CO3
Option B: K2CO3
Option C: (NH4)2CO3
Option D: CaCO3
Correct Answer: CaCO3 ✔
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Option A: Graphite
Option B: Copper
Option C: Molten sodium chloride
Option D: Mercury
Correct Answer: Molten sodium chloride ✔
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Option A: Gypsum
Option B: Dolomite
Option C: Calcite
Option D: Plaster of Paris
Correct Answer: Gypsum ✔
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Option A: Sodium sulphate
Option B: Potassium sulphate
Option C: Zinc sulphate
Option D: Barium sulphate
Correct Answer: Barium sulphate ✔
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Option A: Na K
Option B: Mg Ca
Option C: Li Na
Option D: Li Ca
Correct Answer: Li Na ✔
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Option A: Base
Option B: Basic salt
Option C: Ashes
Option D: Spirit
Correct Answer: Ashes ✔
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Option A: LiOH
Option B: NaOH
Option C: KOH
Option D: CsOH
Correct Answer: LiOH ✔
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Option A: Na2CO3
Option B: Na2CO3.10H2O
Option C: Na2CO3.H2O
Option D: NaHCO3
Correct Answer: Na2CO3 ✔
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Option A: A1+3
Option B: Cs+
Option C: Ba+
Option D: Mg+2
Correct Answer: A1+3 ✔
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Option A: sodium
Option B: hydrogen
Option C: chlorine
Option D: oxygen
Correct Answer: oxygen ✔
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Option A: KCI
Option B: KCI.MgCl2.6H2O
Option C: Na2B4O7.10H2O
Option D: CaCO3.MgCO3
Correct Answer: KCI ✔
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Option A: It corrodes the organic tissues
Option B: It is used in soda water
Option C: It reacts with chlorine gas
Option D: It reacts with fats to form soap
Correct Answer: It corrodes the organic tissues ✔
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First ionization potential of alkaline earth metal is greater than alkali metals because__________?
Option A: They are more reactive
Option B: They have greater atomic radii
Option C: They have smaller atomic sizes
Option D: All
Correct Answer: They have smaller atomic sizes ✔
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Option A: Smaller electronegativity of alkali metals
Option B: Smaller ionic radius of these metals
Option C: De-excitation of electrons from higher energy levels to low energy level
Option D: Excitation of electrons from low energy levels to higher energy levels
Correct Answer: De-excitation of electrons from higher energy levels to low energy level ✔
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Option A: Hydroxide ions to reach anode
Option B: Chlorine gas to mix
Option C: Cathode to decay
Option D: All of the above
Correct Answer: Hydroxide ions to reach anode ✔
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Option A: Absorbs moisture and remains solid
Option B: Absorbs moisture and turns to liquid form
Option C: Loses water of crystallization
Option D: Increases the number of water of crystallization
Correct Answer: Absorbs moisture and turns to liquid form ✔
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Option A: NaHCO3
Option B: NaNO3
Option C: Na2CO3
Option D: Na2CrO4
Correct Answer: Na2CO3 ✔
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Option A: Lose water and remain solid
Option B: Gain water and remain solid
Option C: Gain water and become liquid
Option D: Remains unchanged
Correct Answer: Lose water and remain solid ✔
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Option A: Water
Option B: NaCl
Option C: Aqueous sodium hydroxide
Option D: H2SO4
Correct Answer: Aqueous sodium hydroxide ✔
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Option A: Sodium carbonate
Option B: Sodium bicarbonate
Option C: Sodium metal
Option D: Sodium hydroxide
Correct Answer: Sodium metal ✔
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Option A: Ca
Option B: Cr
Option C: Both of the above
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: None of the above ✔
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Option A: Francium
Option B: Caesium
Option C: Rubidium
Option D: Radium
Correct Answer: Radium ✔
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Option A: Low electronegativity
Option B: Low electropositivity
Option C: Low charge density
Option D: Not known yet
Correct Answer: Low electropositivity ✔
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Option A: small size
Option B: high charge density
Option C: less electropositivity
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: all of the above ✔
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Option A: Acidic
Option B: Basic
Option C: Amphoteric
Option D: Neutral
Correct Answer: Amphoteric ✔
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Option A: NaNO3
Option B: CaCO3
Option C: Ba (NO3)2
Option D: NH4Cl
Correct Answer: NaNO3 ✔
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Option A: Their oxides are basic
Option B: Their oxide and hydroxides are water soluble
Option C: Both A & B
Option D: They are found in earth
Correct Answer: Both A & B ✔
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