CHAPTER NO.6 SOLIDS
CHAPTER
NO.6 SOLIDS
1.
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Which
type of motion are present in solids
a.
Translational
b.
Rotational
c.
Vibrational
d.
All of these
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C
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2.
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The
property of solids responsible for their rigid and definite shape is their ….
a.
High density
b.
Strong intermolecular forces
c.
Anisotropy
d.
Low rate of diffusion
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B
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3.
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Solid
particles do not diffuse into each other, it is due to
a.
Little empty space
b.
Lack of translator motion
c.
No intermolecular forces
d.
sNon of these
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A
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4.
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Amorphous
means
a.
Without any specific shape
b.
Without any faces
Without
translational temperature
Without
motions
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A
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5.
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A
cubic crystal has … center of symmetry
a.
1
b.
2
c.
3
d.
4
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A
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6.
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A
crystal conducts heat and electricity with different magnitude in different
direction. This property of crystal is called
a.
Allotropy
b.
Anisotropy
c.
Isotropy
d.
polymorphism
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B
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7.
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The
geometry of NaCl is ……
a.
simple cubic
b.
body center cubic
c.
face center cubic
d.
hexagonal
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C
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8.
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which
one of the following have low melting a. a. point
a.
ionic crystal
b.
covalent crystal
c.
metallic crystal
d.
molecular crystal
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D
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9.
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which
one of the following is used for the treatment of goiter
a.
solid iodine
b.
table salt
cane
sugar
all
of these
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A
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10.
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which
one of the following is not amorphous solid
a.
glass
b.
plastic
rubber
non
of these
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D
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11.
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which
one of the following is not crystalline solid
a.
NaCl
b.
CaCO3
c.
CaO
d.
gemstone
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D
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12.
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which
one of the following has more than value of one
a.
plane of symmetry
b.
axis of symmetry
c.
center of symmetry
d.
both a and b
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D
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13.
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….%
urea in the solution, as an impurity, compels it to grow in one dimension
a.
10
b.
20
c.
30
d.
40
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A
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14.
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Anisotropy
refers to not same transfer of
a.
Thermal conductivity
b.
Coefficient of thermal expansion
c.
Heat transfer
d.
All of these
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D
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15.
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The
structure of NaCl and MgO is
a.
Cubic
b.
Rhombohedral
c.
Hexagonal
c. Non of these
d.
molecular crystal
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A
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16.
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The
structure of KNO3 and NaNO3 is
a.
Cubic
b.
Rhombohedral
c.
Hexagonal
d.
Non of these
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B
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17.
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The
structure of ZnO and CdS is
a.
Cubic
b.
Rhombohedral
c.
Hexagonal
d.
Non of these
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C
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18.
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The
structure of KNO3 and CaCO3 is
a.
Cubic
b.
Rhombohedral
c.
Hexagonal
d.
Non of these
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B
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19.
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For
isomorph
a.
Same physical properties
b.
Same chemical properties
c.
Different physical and chemical properties
d.
Same chemical but different physical properties
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C
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20.
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For
polymorphs
a.
Same physical properties
b.
Same chemical properties
c.
Different physical and chemical properties
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D
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21.
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Same
chemical but different physical properties
The
crystalline form of KNO3 is
a.
Rhombohedral and orthorhombic
b.
Triognal and orhtohombic
c.
Rhombohedral
d.
Trignol only
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A
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22.
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The
crystalline form of CaCO3 is
a.
Rhombohedral and orthorhombic
b.
Triognal and orthorhombic
c.
Rhombohedral
d.
Trignol only
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B
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23.
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There
are three allotropic form of
a.
Sulphur
b.
Tin
c.Oxygen
d.
carbon
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D
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24.
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the
transition temperature for KNO3 is
a.
95.5 0C
b.
13.2 0C
c.
128.5 0C
d.
50 0C
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C
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25.
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Which
one of the following is ductile and malleable
a. ionic crystal
b.
covalent crystal
c.
metallic crystal
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C
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