Chemistry: Most Important One Liner Question and Answer part- 8

Chemistry Most Important One Liner Question and Answer part- 8

 

  • Which among the following were not discovered by the time, Mendeleev published his periodic table -Noble Gases
  • Ekaboron was an element predicted by Mendeleev and he leaved a space for it in his Periodic Table. Later Ekaboron was identified with –Scandium
  • Which among the following allotropes of Oxygen is found in 6 phases under various pressures and temperatures –Octaoxygen
  • Buckyballs are basically the allotropes of –Calcium
  • What is the number of synthetic elements in periodic Table -24
  • Haber Process is used to produce which among the following –Ammonia
  • If a Hydrogen atom is removed from a hydrocarbon of Benzene group, the remaining residue is called –Aryl
  • Which among the following kinds of Chemical reactions cause the rocks turn red or yellowish –Oxidation
  • Which among the following is the unit of the scale used for measurement of the spicy heat of a chili pepper – Scoville
  • Every kilogram of seawater has approximately how much dissolved salts -35 gms
  • Gypsum is added to Cement so that - setting of cement can be slowed
  • The color “Carmine” is a shade of which among the following colors? –Red
  • Which among the following makes Chile saltpetre different from saltpetre? –Sodium
  • Which among the following is “Fool’s Gold” -Iron Sulphide
  • A baby diaper, if tested with various solutions, will absorb maximum amount of which among the following -Distell Water
  • Now a days, a little pack of Silica Gel (granular beads of Silica made from Sodium Silicate) comes with many products to control humidity and avoid sp -Silica gel is a Hygroscopic substance with large surface area so its molecules absorb the moisture.
  • Which among the following is the correct almost equivalent to 1 MMBTU Natural Gas -054615 gigajoule
  • The first metal to be used by man was -copper
  • For respiration in deep sea, divers use mixture of - Oxygen, Helium & nitrogen
  • The minimum temperature at which a combustible substance catches fire is called - ignition temperature
  • Which among the following minerals is also known as Horn Silver -Silver Chloride
  • Polymetallic Modules (PMN) predominantly contain –Manganese
  • The colors in the fine cut diamond are because of which among the following -Presence of Impurities
  • Benzoepin, Parrysulfan, Phaser, Thiodan, Thionex etc. are the names of which among the following pesticides –Endosulfan
  • An aqueous solution of Sodium Acetate will be of which among the following nature –Basic
  • Aluminium is getting popular worldwide today as a “Green Metal”. Which among the following properties of Aluminium makes it a Green Metal -Aluminium has fairly high rate of recycling and it can be re-used repeatedly without its quality deteriorating
  • Acetylene cannot be safely pressurized as a pure compound. Which among the following is used for safe storage and transportation of Acetylene? –Acetone
  • Above 70 °C, sodium bicarbonate has a property of gradually decomposing, which makes it usable in Bakery products. Which among the following end produ -Carbon Dioxide
  • Which among the following substances is being used most commonly for producing synthetic jet Fuel? –Coal
  • Lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) is a drug used as - Hallucinogen
  • Amalgam’ is a term used for an alloy of a metal with - Mercury
  • Gammaxene, D.D.T. and Bleaching powder are important compounds of -Chlorine
  • P.G. is a hydrocarbon consisting of a mixture of -Propane and Butane
  • What is Kerogen oil -It’s an unconventional oil produced from the pyrolysis, hydrogenation, or thermal dissolution of Oil Shales -Which among the following was first human-made plastic – Celluloid
  • Which among the following is the correct impact of the London Forces in the Cycloalkanes? -The melting and boiling points get increased
  • Gargling with a solution of table salt is known to provide relief for a sore throat because -It dehydrates water from inflammatory tissues by Osmosis
  • The Potassium graphite and Calcium Graphite can be mostly used as which among the following –Superconductors
  • The second lightest of all gases is – helium
  • What is the process of conversion from solid to gas is known as – Sublimation
  • Which among the following acid is also known as ‘Muriatic Acid” - Hydrochloric Acid
  • Lactose is present in – milk
  • The heaviest naturally occurring element is - Uranium
  • Which of the following metal is the heaviest – Osmium
  • ‘Rn’ is chemical symbol of which element – Radon
  • Copper is associated with____ mitochondrial enzymes. - cytochrome oxidase
  • Which of the following vitamins is generally excreted by human in urine - Vitamin C
  • Which of the following substance's smell is similar to Ethanoic acid? – Vinegar
  • ‘Oil of vitriol’ is the common name of which of the following - Sulphuric Acid
  • Tartaric Acid is not found in – Spinach
  • Which one among the following is an example of chemical change - The frying of an egg
  • Which of the following is the general formula for saturated hydrocarbons - CnH2n+2
  • Precipitation in the form of a mixture of rain and snow is called - Sleet
  • Zeolite - is Hydrated Sodium Aluminium Silicate
  • The chemical name of Quartz is? - Sodium Silicate
  • SMOG is a combination of - Smoke and Fog
  • The highest percentage of carbon is found in which form of coal? - Anthracite
  • Acids react with bases to give – Salt
  • Sulphuric acid is – Dibasic
  • Plaster of Paris is made from – Gypsum
  • Cyanide process is used for extraction of – Au
  • Malachite is a mineral of – Cu
  • Methane is present in the atmosphere of – Mars
  • The main component of honey is – Fructose
  • Which one of the following acids is used in the manufacturing of baking powder – Tartaric Acid
  • Which acid is used in photography – Oxalic Acid
  • Which one of the following is viscous? – Honey
  • Fertiliser having high nitrogen content is - Ammonium nitrate
  • The gas used for artificial fruit ripening of green fruit is – Ethylene
  • Which of the following has the longest wavelength - Radio waves
  • The absolute value of charge on electron was determined by – A. Millikan
  • The charge on positron is equal to the charge on – proton
  • Tritium is an isotope of – Hydrogen
  • The number of unpaired electrons in carbon atom is – 2
  • Which orbital is dumb-bell shaped - p-orbital
  • Meson was discovered by – Yukawa
  • The maximum number of electrons on a principal shell is - 2n²
  • The atomic orbital is - the region in which there is maximum probability of finding electron
  • The vertical lines in modern periodic table are called – Group
  • The horizontal line in modern periodic table is called – Period
  • Alkali metals are in a group - I A
  • The elements in group zero are called - Inert gases
  • Aluminium is diagonally related to – Be
  • The most common lanthanide is – Cerium
  • How many elements are there in the 5th period of modern periodic table – 18
  • Which is the hardest element – Diamond
  • What are Rubies and Sapphire chemical known as – Aluminium oxide
  • Who is regarded as father of modern chemistry – Lavoisier
  • The concept of expanding universe is based on – Doppler Effect
  • CT scan is done by using – X rays
  • The oil in the wick of an oil lamp rises up due to – Capillary action
  • Laughing gas used as anaesthesia by doctors – Nitrous Oxide
  • Easily soluble in water – Ammonia
  • The gas usually filled in the electric bulb is – Nitrogen
  • Which metal is accessed in the native state – Gold
  • When Eno salt is poured into water, bubble forms, which is due to – CO2 gas
  • The chemical used as a ‘fixer’ in photography – Sodium thiosulphate
  • Brass gets fade colour in air due to the presence of – Hydrogen Sulphide
  • What is used to produce artificial rain – silver iodide
  • How much carbon does steel contain – 1%-1.5%
  • Which lubricant is used for heavy machines – Graphite
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