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    2K25 SIRKACADEMY CHEMISTRY MOCK TEST

    1. A liquid begin to boil when.


    A. Constituents particles acquire energy which makes them slide over one another. B.
    Constituents particles acquire energy above the average kinetic energy C. Constituents
    particles acquire energy below the average kinetic energy D. Constituents particles
    acquire a greater kinetic energy

    2. Pure water can be made to boil below 100oc under


    A. Increased volume B. Decreased volume C. Increase external pressure on it D.
    Decreased external pressure on it

    3. Ice, Water and Steam


    A. Has the same physical properties B. Are different allotropes C. Are chemically alike
    D. Have different molar mass

    4. An organic compound melts between the 115oc – 122oc. this


    indicates that the solid is
    A. Pure B. Impure C. Efflorescent D. Hygroscopic

    5. Bronze is an alloy of copper and


    A. Alluminium B. Zinc C. Tin D.Iron

    6. Brass is an alloy of
    A. copper and zinc B. copper and tin C.Iron and zinc D. lead and Alluminium

    7. The following are pair of impure substances only except


    A. petroleum and rubber latex B. Ethanol and Propanone C. Petroleum and ethanol D.
    Rubber latex and propanone

    8. A chemical reaction is involved in


    A. fractional distillation B. precipitation C. chromatography D. sublimation
    9. A separatory funnel can be used to separate a mixture of water
    and
    A. Methanol B. Methylated spirit C. Methanoic acid D. Petroleum

    10. Petroleum is refined into useful products by


    A. Catalytic reforming B. Column chromatography C. Fractional distillation D. Thermal
    decomposition
    11. An Element X forms the following compounds with chlorine:
    XCl4 , XCl3 , XCl2 this illustrates the law of
    A. law of multiple proportions B. laws of chemical proportions C. law of simple
    proportion. D. law of conservation of mass E. law of definite proportion

    12. in the reaction of oxygen with hydrogen to produce water,


    which of the following is true
    A. one atom of hydrogen reacts with two atoms of oxygen to give one molecule of water
    B. two atoms of hydrogen reacts with two atoms of oxygen to give two molecules of
    water C. one molecule of oxygen react with one molecule of hydrogen to give two
    molecules of water D. one molecules of hydrogen react with two molecules of oxygen to
    give three molecules od water.

    13. The number of atoms in one mole of a substance is equal to


    the.
    A. atomic number B. avogadro’s number C. gas constant D. number of neutrons.

    14. The ratio of the number of molecules in 2g of hydrogen to that


    in 16g of oxygen is
    A. 2:1 B. 1:1 C. 1:2 D. 1:4 E.1:8

    15. The formula of the compound formed in a reaction between a


    trivalent metal M and a tetravalent non-metal X is
    A. MX B. M3X4 C. M4X3 D. M3X2
    16. A balanced chemical equation obeys the law of
    A. conservations of mass B. definite proportion C. multiple proportion D. conservation
    of energy

    17. the formula CH2O for ethanoic acid is regarded as its


    A. general formula B. structural formula C. molecular formula D. empirical formula

    18. The postulate of Dalton’s atomic theory which still hold is that
    A. particles of different elements combine in a simple whole number ratio B. atoms can
    neither be created nor destroyed C. the particles of the same elements combine are
    exactly alike D. all elements are made of small indivisible particle

    19. The empirical formula of an oxide of nitrogen containing 30


    percent of nitrogen is
    A. N2O2 B. NO C. NO2 D. N2O E. N2O3 [ N= 14 O=16]
    20. What is the percentage by mass of oxygen in Al2(SO4)3.H2O?
    A. 14.29% B. 25.39% C. 50.79% D. 59.25%

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