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  • Curdling of milk is an example of


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  • A. Inversion
  • B. Denaturation
  • C. Hydrolysis
  • D. Coagulation

  • Correct Answer
  • Coagulation 

    Explanation

    Coagulation :: The action or process of a liquid, especially blood, changing to a solid or semi-solid state.

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    • 1. An acid can be defined as
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    • 2. An atom that loses or gains electrons is called

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    • A. Proton
    • B. Ion
    • C. Isotope
    • D. Neutron
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    • 3. Which type of bond is found in sodium bromide?

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    • A. Ionic
    • B. Covalent
    • C. Polar covalent
    • D. None of the above
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    • 4. Which of the following gases is present under pressure in soft drinks?

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    • A. Nitrous oxide
    • B. Oxygen
    • C. Nitrogen
    • D. Carbon dioxide
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    • 5. Gammaxene, D.D.T. & Bleaching powder are important compounds of

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    • A. Nitrogen
    • B. Phosphorus
    • C. Chlorine
    • D. Sulphur
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    • 6. Strength of concrete increases with

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    • A. increase in fineness of cement
    • B. decrease in size of aggregate
    • C. increase in water cement ratio
    • D. decrease in curing time
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    • 7. Which of the following can be used as lamp oil?

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    • A. Lipids
    • B. Carbohydrates
    • C. Proteins
    • D. Nucleic acids
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    • 8. Stoichiometry is based on

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    • A. Law of conservation of energy
    • B. Law of conservation of mass
    • C. Newton's 1st law
    • D. Kepler's law
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    • 9. Alcohol is a stimulant. true or false

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    • A. TRUE
    • B. FALSE
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    • 10. Which compound is an electrolyte?

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    • A. HCl
    • B. NaCl
    • C. HBr
    • D. All of the above
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