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(D) (C) (B) (A) QUESTIONS S.No

0.24 0.21 0.18 0.15 The number of 6u & ’ 8€ c Txa CO2 U 8 8 1

moles in 8 grams of CO2 is equivlent to:

C2H5OH CH3OH C12 H22O4 C6H12O6 6u fxD ~ 8 CH2O 2

CH2O is the empirical formula of:

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The maximum electrons in N-shell are:

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The lightest metal at room temperature is:

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Oxidation states of group 18 elements are

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Five Four Three Two of covalent bonds in C2H2 molecule are:

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A dative bond is formed between ammonia
Nitrogen Hydrogen Boron Flourine and Boron triflourides, the donor atom is:

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The density of gold is:

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Methyl alcohol Water Liquid Ammonia C2H5OH The universal solvent in the following is:

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Which of the following is reduction reaction?

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(i) Define relative atomic mass based on C-12 scale.

(ii) Calculate the formula mass of Potassium Sulphate. 6 × Hk v 6 %w Hk fxD ~ œ h{ (ii)

The atomic mass of elements are; K = 39 amu, S = 32 amu, O = 16 amu

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(ii) Distinguish between period and group in periodic table. 6 i m8W Q

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(iii) State the four salient features of Periodic Law. 6 -J8SD H  f RB (iii)

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(ix) Describe two factors on which evaporation depneds upon. 6 i ‡W 6 u 8~W’ ¬D ‰8 œ Evaporation (ix)

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(i) Justify with an example that the solubility of salt increases with the increase in temperature.

(ii) Differentiate between true solution and colloidal solution. Á a Colliodal Solution DW8 True Solution (ii)
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(iii) Define aqueous solution with an example. 6  iRy% T9 c Aqueous Solution (iii)

(iv) Calculate the oxidation number of chlorine in KClO3 . 6 %wÔ B ´ ) œ DÏa KClO3 (iv)

(v) Differentiate between electrolytic cell and galvanic cell. Á a Galvanic CellDW8 Electrolytic Cell (v)
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6. (a) Define covalent bond. Explain single, double and triple covalent bond with example. (2+1+1+1)

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(b) Define the Boyle's law. Explain the experimental verification of Boyle's law. (1+2)

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(b) Compare and contrast three chemical properties of Alkali metal and Alkaline earth metal. (1x3)
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(a) Define electron affinity. why it increases in a period and decrease in a group in the Periodic Table (1+1.5+1.5)

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(i) Molecular Mass and Molar Mass (ii) Chemical formula and Gram formula

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ii) Which materials are attracted by a magnet?1x3=(3)

Material Attracted by magnet or not Yes/ No

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Copper

Iron nails

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i) You are preparing crystals of pure Copper Sulphate from impure Copper Sulphate. What will be the:-

1-Colour of pureCopper Sulphate crystals?

2- Shape of crystals & draw the diagram of crystals. 2

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ii) You are provided solution of NaCl , NaOH, HCl, demonstrate the conductivity of different given solution by filling the

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Observations Name of Solution Bulb glows/Not glows Result

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2 NaOH

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i) Vapour pressure of which liquid will be higher at normal temperature , alcohol or water .

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(ii) If you are provided few sugarcrystals and first heat gently and then strongly. Record your observations in the following table 1x3

Before Heating After Gentle Heating After Strong Heating

Colour of Sugar

Physical state of Sugar