CHAPTER NO.10 SOLUTIONS AND COLLOIDS
CHAPTER NO.10 SOLUTIONS AND COLLOIDS
1.
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In
atmospheric gaseous solution, nitrogen is a
a.
Solvent
b.
Solute
c.
Mixture
d.
none
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A
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2.
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in
ice cream, sugar is:
a.
solute
b.
mixture
c.
solvent
d.
none
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A
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3.
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elevation
of boiling point is a property
a.
additive
b.
constitutive
c.
colligative
d.
none
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C
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4.
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enthalpy
is a measure of the heat of solution at constant
a.
pressure
b.
volume
c.
temperature
d.
number of moles
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C
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5.
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freezing
point of solution is compared to solvent is
a.
higher
b.
lower
c.
variable
d.
remains the same
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B
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6.
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phenol
water system is the example of
a.
completely miscible liquids
b.
completely immiscible liquids
c.
partially miscible liquid
d.
none
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C
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7.
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fog
is the example of
a.
solution
b.
colloid
c.
suspension
d.
none
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B
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8.
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solubility
of a solute depends upon the
a.
nature of solute and solvent
b.
pressure
c.
temperature
d.
all of these
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D
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9.
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which
one of the following is not colligative property
a.
lowering of vapour pressure
b.
elevation of boiling point
c.
depression of freezing point
d.
water potential
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D
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10.
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osmotic
pressure is a …… property
a.
additive
b.
constitutive
c.
colligative
d.
none
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C
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11.
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the
properties which depends on number and not on the nature of solute particles
are called
a.
additive
b.
constitutive
c.
colligative
d.
none
|
C
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12.
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which
one of the following is concentration units of solution
a.
percentage composition
b.
molarity
c.
molality
d.
all of these
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D
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13.
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salt
and sugar is example of
a.
coarse mixture
b.
suspension
c.
colloidal dispersion
d.
true solution
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A
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14.
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gum
in water is example of
a.
coarse mixture
b.
suspension
c.
colloidal dispersion
d.
true solution
|
C
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15.
|
triethyamine
water system is an example of
a.
completely miscible liquids
b.
completely immiscible liquids
c.
partially miscible liquid
d.
none
|
C
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16.
|
carbon
disulphide and water is example of
a.
completely miscible liquids
b.
completely immiscible liquids
c.
partially miscible liquid
d.
none
|
B
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17.
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Solubility
depends upon
a.
Nature of solute and solvent
b.
Pressure
c.
Temperature
d.
All of these
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D
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18.
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Which
one of the following is more soluble in water
a.
NH4NO3
b.
HgCl2
c.
AgBr
d.
All of these
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A
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19.
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For
which one of the following solubility increase with increase in temperature
a.
KNO3
b.
Li2CO3
c.
NaCl
d.
Na2CO4.10H2O
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A
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20.
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For
which one of the following solubility decrease with increase in temperature
a.
KNO3
b.
Li2CO3
c.
NaCl
d.
Na2CO4.10H2O
|
B
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21.
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For
which one of the following solubility are not affected with increase in
temperature
a.
KNO3
b.
Li2CO3
c.
NaCl
d.
Na2CO4.10H2O
|
C
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22.
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Which
one of the following is dependent on temperature
a.
Molality
b.
Mole friction
c.
Molarity
d.
All of these
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C
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23.
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Osmotic
pressure is independent to
a.
Solute concentration
b.
Solvent concentration
c.
Semipermeable membrane
Non
of these
|
C
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24.
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Which
one of the following is due to osmosis
a.
Isotonic
b.
Plasmolysis
c.
Haemolysis
d.
All of these
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D
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25.
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Choose
correct equation
a.
Ï€ = RTCM
b.
Ï€ = RTC/M
c.
Ï€ = RT/CM
d.
Ï€ = R/TCM
|
B
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