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  1. Asked: September 2, 2021In: Chemistry

    Which of the following is not an intensive property?

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    Answer: A. Entropy The following entropy is not an intensive property.

    Answer: A. Entropy
    The following entropy is not an intensive property.

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  2. Asked: September 2, 2021In: Chemistry

    In a chemical reaction, heat of formation is only:

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    Answer: C. Both A evolved and B. Absorbed In a chemical reaction, heat of formation are both evolved and absorbed.

    Answer: C. Both A evolved and B. Absorbed
    In a chemical reaction, heat of formation are both evolved and absorbed.

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  3. Asked: September 2, 2021In: Chemistry

    The enthalpy of combustion is always:

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    Answer: A. -ve The enthalpy of combustion is always negative.

    Answer: A. -ve
    The enthalpy of combustion is always negative.

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  4. Asked: September 2, 2021In: Chemistry

    Absolute zero is the temperature at which

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    Answer: A. All molecular motion ceases Absolute zero is the temperature at all molecular motion ceases.

    Answer: A. All molecular motion ceases
    Absolute zero is the temperature at all molecular motion ceases.

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  5. Asked: September 2, 2021In: Chemistry

    The angular shape of ozone molecule consists of

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    Answer: D. 2 sigma and 1 pi bonds The angular shape of ozone molecule consists of 2 sigma and 1 pi bonds.

    Answer: D. 2 sigma and 1 pi bonds
    The angular shape of ozone molecule consists of 2 sigma and 1 pi bonds.

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  6. Asked: September 2, 2021In: Chemistry

    According to fajan rules, covalent bonding is favoured by:

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    Answer: C. Small cation and large anion According to fajan rules, covalent bonding is favoured by small cation and large anion.

    Answer: C. Small cation and large anion
    According to fajan rules, covalent bonding is favoured by small cation and large anion.

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  7. Asked: September 2, 2021In: Chemistry

    Liquefaction of a substance occurs due to

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    Answer: A. Hydrogen bonding Liquefaction of a substance occurs due to hydrogen bonding.

    Answer: A. Hydrogen bonding
    Liquefaction of a substance occurs due to hydrogen bonding.

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  8. Asked: September 2, 2021In: Chemistry

    The number and type of bond between two carbon atoms in calcium carbide are:

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    Answer: C. One sigma and two pi The number and type of bonds between two carbon atoms in calcium carbide are one sigma and two pi.

    Answer: C. One sigma and two pi
    The number and type of bonds between two carbon atoms in calcium carbide are one sigma and two pi.

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  9. Asked: September 2, 2021In: Chemistry

    The d-block elements form alloys among themselves because:

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    Answer: A. Their atomic size are nearly the same The d-block elements form alloys among themselves because their atomic size are nearly the same.

    Answer: A. Their atomic size are nearly the same
    The d-block elements form alloys among themselves because their atomic size are nearly the same.

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  10. Asked: September 2, 2021In: Chemistry

    Second electron gain enthalpy

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    Answer: B. Is always positive Second electron gain enthalpy is always positive.

    Answer: B. Is always positive
    Second electron gain enthalpy is always positive.

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