1. The substance that can be used as a
hypnotic: Barbituric acid
2. The ‘fixing agent’ used in photograhic film
is: Sodium thiosulphate
3. The maximum concentration of ozone is
found in the: Stratosphere
4. The Halogen which is used as an antiseptic:
Iodine
5. The lightest noble gas: Helium
6. Cetane number is used to rate: Diesel
7. Plaster of Paris is prepared by heating:
Gypsum
8. The heaviest of Alkaline earth metals:
Radium
9. Which metal foil is used for packing
chocolates, medicines, cigarettes etc?
Aluminium
10. As per Avogadro’s hypothesis, equal volume
of different gases at the same temperature
and pressure contain equal number
of: molecules
11. The element with the largest number of
isotopes: Tin
12. Which property of copper and aluminium
makes them suitable for making cooking
utensils and boilers? High thermal conductivity
13. Silver objects turn dark on prolonged exposure
to air due to the formation of: Silver
sulphide
14. In which type of rocks petroleum is found?
Sedimentary
15. The green coating on the surface of copper
objects kept exposed to moist air is due to the formation of: Basic copper carbonate
16. What is the full form of P.V.C.? Polyvinyl Chloride
17. Hydrogen in liquid form is used as: rocket
fuel
18. In which form cooking gas is supplied
cylinders for domestic consumption?
Liquid
19. The process used in dairies to separate
cream from milk is: Centrifugation
20. Radio Carbon dating was discovered by:
Willard Franck Libby
21. Development of unpleasant smell and
taste in oil and fat containing food items
due to oxidation of atmospheric oxygen
is called: Rancidity
22. An anti-oxidant often added to fat containing
foods to prevent rancidity:
Butyrated hydroxi anisole
23. The most abundant type of coal: Bituminous
24. Pigments obtained from plants can be
separated by: Chromatography
25. Which is called the ‘Mother of Pearl’?
Nacre
26. Teflon, the tough and fire resistant polymer,
containing the halogen: Flourine
27. The glass used to make optical instruments:
Flint glass
28. Molish test is used to detect the presence
of: Carbohydrates
29. The acid used to make permanent writing
on the surface of glass: Hydrofluric
acid
30. What is the full form of LPG? Liquified
Petroleum Gas
31. Cyclonite is also known as: RDX
32. A non metal other than carbon which
shows allotropy is: Sulphur
33. The radio active isotope used to determine
the activity of thyroid gland is:Iodine-131
34. Camphor can be separated from sand by:
Sublimation
35. Which halogen is contained in DDT?
Chlorine
36. Smoke, fog and mist are examples of:
Aerosols
37. Iron that contains the highest percentage
of carbon: Pig Iron
38. Acidity in milk is caused by: The activity
of enzymes
39. Which element has the lowest melting
point? Helium
40. The element with the highest densityOsmium
41. The lightest metal: Lithium
42. The element with the highest boiling
point: Tungsten
43. Which element has the second highest
density? Iridium
44. The most abundant metal in human body:
Calcium
45. What percent of the atmosphere is Oxygen?
20.95
46. What percent of the mass of human body
is Oxygen? 65
47. The most common element on the earth’s
crust by mass: Oxygen
48. The most abundant element in the moon:
Oxygen
49. Which metal has the highest melting
point? Tungsten
50. The most abundant metal in the whole
earth: Iron
hypnotic: Barbituric acid
2. The ‘fixing agent’ used in photograhic film
is: Sodium thiosulphate
3. The maximum concentration of ozone is
found in the: Stratosphere
4. The Halogen which is used as an antiseptic:
Iodine
5. The lightest noble gas: Helium
6. Cetane number is used to rate: Diesel
7. Plaster of Paris is prepared by heating:
Gypsum
8. The heaviest of Alkaline earth metals:
Radium
9. Which metal foil is used for packing
chocolates, medicines, cigarettes etc?
Aluminium
10. As per Avogadro’s hypothesis, equal volume
of different gases at the same temperature
and pressure contain equal number
of: molecules
11. The element with the largest number of
isotopes: Tin
12. Which property of copper and aluminium
makes them suitable for making cooking
utensils and boilers? High thermal conductivity
13. Silver objects turn dark on prolonged exposure
to air due to the formation of: Silver
sulphide
14. In which type of rocks petroleum is found?
Sedimentary
15. The green coating on the surface of copper
objects kept exposed to moist air is due to the formation of: Basic copper carbonate
16. What is the full form of P.V.C.? Polyvinyl Chloride
17. Hydrogen in liquid form is used as: rocket
fuel
18. In which form cooking gas is supplied
cylinders for domestic consumption?
Liquid
19. The process used in dairies to separate
cream from milk is: Centrifugation
20. Radio Carbon dating was discovered by:
Willard Franck Libby
21. Development of unpleasant smell and
taste in oil and fat containing food items
due to oxidation of atmospheric oxygen
is called: Rancidity
22. An anti-oxidant often added to fat containing
foods to prevent rancidity:
Butyrated hydroxi anisole
23. The most abundant type of coal: Bituminous
24. Pigments obtained from plants can be
separated by: Chromatography
25. Which is called the ‘Mother of Pearl’?
Nacre
26. Teflon, the tough and fire resistant polymer,
containing the halogen: Flourine
27. The glass used to make optical instruments:
Flint glass
28. Molish test is used to detect the presence
of: Carbohydrates
29. The acid used to make permanent writing
on the surface of glass: Hydrofluric
acid
30. What is the full form of LPG? Liquified
Petroleum Gas
31. Cyclonite is also known as: RDX
32. A non metal other than carbon which
shows allotropy is: Sulphur
33. The radio active isotope used to determine
the activity of thyroid gland is:Iodine-131
34. Camphor can be separated from sand by:
Sublimation
35. Which halogen is contained in DDT?
Chlorine
36. Smoke, fog and mist are examples of:
Aerosols
37. Iron that contains the highest percentage
of carbon: Pig Iron
38. Acidity in milk is caused by: The activity
of enzymes
39. Which element has the lowest melting
point? Helium
40. The element with the highest densityOsmium
41. The lightest metal: Lithium
42. The element with the highest boiling
point: Tungsten
43. Which element has the second highest
density? Iridium
44. The most abundant metal in human body:
Calcium
45. What percent of the atmosphere is Oxygen?
20.95
46. What percent of the mass of human body
is Oxygen? 65
47. The most common element on the earth’s
crust by mass: Oxygen
48. The most abundant element in the moon:
Oxygen
49. Which metal has the highest melting
point? Tungsten
50. The most abundant metal in the whole
earth: Iron
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