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  • In isotopes the number of neutrons are


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  • A. same
  • B. different
  • C. both
  • D. none

  • Correct Answer
  • different 


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    • 1. Of the following radiations, the most easily stopped by air

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    • A. alpha - rays
    • B. beta - rays
    • C. gamma -rays
    • D. x - rays
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    • 2. Gamma rays are

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    • A. high energy electrons
    • B. low energy electrons
    • C. high energy electromagnetic
    • D. high energy positrons waves
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    • 3. Nucleons are

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    • A. protons and neutrons
    • B. neutrons and electros
    • C. protons and electrons
    • D. protons, neutrons and electrons
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    • 4. Rutherford's alpha-scattering experiment related to the size of the

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    • A. nucleus
    • B. atom
    • C. electron
    • D. neutron
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    • 5. In addition to nitric acid, another acid which may render iron passive is

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    • A. acetic acid
    • B. oxalic acid
    • C. chromic acid
    • D. citric acid
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    • 6. Which one is not the isotopes of hydrogen

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    • A. Protium
    • B. Deuter
    • C. Tritium
    • D. All
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    • 7. The enzyme in whosepresence glucose and fructose are converted into alcohol is

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    • A. Diastase
    • B. Maltase
    • C. Invertase
    • D. Zymase
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    • 8. The pH of pure water is nearly 7.It will increase on the addition of

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    • A. ammonia
    • B. cane sugar
    • C. common salt
    • D. hydrochloric acid
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    • 9. Which of the following is an Organic Molecule?

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    • A. Nitrogen gas
    • B. Ammonia
    • C. Fructose
    • D. Water
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    • 10. What does one mole of H2O correspond to

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    • A. 16 gms
    • B. 18 gms
    • C. 20 gms
    • D. 22 gms
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