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  • Artificial radioactivity elements are present in


  • Options
  • A. s - block
  • B. p - block
  • C. d - block
  • D. f - block

  • Correct Answer
  • f - block 


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    • 1. A bond formed by the transfer of electrons between atoms of the elements is called

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    • A. Ionic bond
    • B. Covalent bond
    • C. Co-ordinate bond
    • D. Hydrogen bond
    • Discuss
    • 2. Leakage in LP gas cylinders is easily detected by adding

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    • A. mercaptans
    • B. propylene
    • C. carbon disulphide
    • D. phosgene
    • Discuss
    • 3. Which of the following is called 'the King of Chemicals' ?

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    • A. Nitric acid
    • B. Hydrochloric acid
    • C. Silver nitrate
    • D. Sulphuric acid
    • Discuss
    • 4. Standard Electrode potential is measured in terms of

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    • A. Pyrometer
    • B. Electrometer
    • C. Thermometer
    • D. Voltmeter
    • Discuss
    • 5. A bond formed by the transfer of electrons betwwen atoms of the elements is called

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    • A. ionic bond
    • B. covalent bond
    • C. co ordinate bond
    • D. none
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    • 6. The atoms of the elements which have same number of neutrons are called

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    • A. Isobars
    • B. Isotopes
    • C. Isotones
    • D. None
    • Discuss
    • 7. The atoms of the elements having same atomic number but different mass number are called

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    • A. Isobar
    • B. Isotopes
    • C. Iso electronic
    • D. Isotones
    • Discuss
    • 8. Ozone is concentrated in the

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    • A. Stratosphere
    • B. Troposphere
    • C. Ionosphere
    • D. Mesosphere
    • Discuss
    • 9. What is the bond order of N2+?

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    • A. 3
    • B. 1.5
    • C. 2.5
    • D. 2
    • Discuss
    • 10. Most commonly used bleaching agent is

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    • A. Chlorine
    • B. Alcohol
    • C. Carbon dioxide
    • D. Sodium Chloride
    • Discuss


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