Chemistry problems
- 1. Which is known as carbolic acid?
Options- A. Phenol
- B. Ethanol
- C. Acetic acid
- D. Oxalic acid Also asked in: Bank Exams
Correct Answer: Phenol
- 2. What is formed when Carbon Dioxide is passed through Lime Water?
Options- A. Copper Sulphate
- B. Calcium Carbonate
- C. Magnesium Oxide
- D. Baking Soda Also asked in: Bank Exams
Correct Answer: Calcium Carbonate
- 3. Which of the following elements has the lowest melting point?
Options- A. Zinc
- B. Titanium
- C. Sulphur
- D. Fluorine Also asked in: Bank Exams
Correct Answer: Fluorine
- 4. Why does carbon tetrachloride have no dipole moment?
Options- A. Because of same size of carbon and chlorine atoms
- B. Because of regular tetrahedral structure
- C. Because of planar structure
- D. Because of similar electron affinities of carbon and chlorine Also asked in: Bank Exams
Correct Answer: Because of regular tetrahedral structure
- 5. What temperature is considered freezing? Also asked in: Analyst, Bank Clerk, Bank PO
Correct Answer: We have all been taught that water freezes at 32 degrees Fahrenheit, 0 degrees Celsius, 27315 Kelvin That's not always the case, though Scientists have found liquid water as cold as -40 degrees F in clouds and even cooled water down to -42 degrees F in the lab
- 6. A Radioactive subatance emits
Options- A. alpha particles
- B. beta particle
- C. gamma particle
- D. all of the three Discuss
Correct Answer: all of the three
- 7. The substances that are composed of to or more different elements in fixed proportion by mass are called
Options- A. mixture
- B. compound
- C. element
- D. None of these Discuss
Correct Answer: compound
- 8. Air is
Options- A. compound
- B. element
- C. mixture
- D. solution Discuss
Correct Answer: mixture
- 9. Whcih one is the compound in the following
Options- A. mercury
- B. ozone
- C. air
- D. ammonia Discuss
Correct Answer: air
- 10. Which of the following is the mixture
Options- A. distilled water
- B. gasoline
- C. liquified petroleum gas
- D. both (b) & (c) Discuss
Correct Answer: both (b) & (c)
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