Punjab 11th Class Chemistry State of Matter (Solids) Mcqs Test Online
Questions 17
Total Marks 34
Time 17 Mins

Punjab 11th Class Chemistry State of Matter (Solids) Mcqs Test Online

Chemistry State of Matter (Solids) Mcqs Test Online Punjab 11th Class

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Chemistry

1. Which of the following method is most suitable for obtaining a pure, dry sample of NaCl from a mixture of NaCl and sand?

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2. The solids in which atoms, ions or molecules have random non-repetitive three dimensional arrangements are termed as:

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3. The results of the accurate weighing of some crystals are as follows:
Mass of weighing bottle empty = 25.652 gm
Mass of weighing bottle + crystals = 26.541 gm
What is the mass of the crystals?

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4. Electric current can pass through graphite in one direction but not through other direction of crystal such a property is called

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5. A bottle of copper oxide has been contaminated with some sodium chloride. How can the NaCl be removed from the copper oxide?

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6. When gaseous ions are allowed to form a crystal, energy

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7. Lead and zinc can be separated by distillation because they have different.

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8. NaF and MgO have both atomic ration 1:1 in their crystals such property is

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9. Crystal Lattice is an arrangement of particles in

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10. What method could be used to obtain copper from mixture of pondered copper and sodium chloride?

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11. Lattice energy is also called

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12. The nature of bond in diamond is

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13. The spontaneous mixing of particles is called:

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14. A crystal of the purple compound Potassium Permanganate placed at the bottom of a beaker of water and the beaker left until there is no further change. What will be observed?

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15. Iron acts as an electrical conductor due to

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16. The temperature at which two or more than two types of crystals exist in equilibrium is called.

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17. An insoluble solid was dropped into a measuring cylinder containing 50 cm³ of water. What will be the effect on volume of water?

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