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A Quick Chemistry Quiz!
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By Pharmacgy | Updated: Mar 20, 2022
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Which one of the following is the method used to separate NH4Cl from mixture containing (NH4Cl,,SiO2,,NaCl)?
Filteration
Extraction
Heat (sublimation)
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2.
Collegative properities of solution include all of the following except :
Boiling point elevation
Vapor pressure lowering
Equilibrium constant depression
Freezing point depression
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3.
Baking soda contain :
HCl
NaOH/Al
NH4+
NaHCO3
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4.
Which one of the following precaution is NOT true ?
Wear a lab coat
Always pour water into acid , not acid into water
Clean up all broken glass ware immeditly
Dont perform any unauthorized expirement
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5.
The freezing point of a solution made by dissolved 14 g unkown in 200 g of water (k
f
= 1.86 c
0
/m, T
f
= 0 c
0
) decreased by 3 c
0
... the molar mass of unkown is :
26 g/mol
32.6 g/mol
43.4 g/mol
62 g/ mol
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6.
Which of the following arrangement is true according to decreasing in melting point
NaCl>NH4Cl>SiO2
SiO2>NaCl>NH4Cl
SiO2>NH4Cl>NaCl
NH4Cl>SiO2>NaCl
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7.
Mixture containing (NaCl,SiO
2
,NH
4
Cl,), NaCl = 35% , when the mixture heated it mass decreased to (0.97 g ) the remaining was dissolved in water ,the solid was filtered and its mass was (0.27 g), what is the mass of NH
4
Cl in water ?
0.85 g
2.53 g
1.3 g
1.45 g
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8.
A mixture weighing (3.9 g) contains BaCL3.2H2o ( 244.2 g/mol ) and Na3Po4.12H2o (380.2 g/ mol ), when this mixture dissolved in water and heated for a time (0.45 g) of BaCl3.(PO4)2 is ( 602.2 g/ mol ) producrd , if BaCl3.2H2O is the limiting reactant , how many grams of Na3PO4.12H2O unreacted in the mixture ?
2.5 g
3.1 g
1.98 g
2.79 g
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9.
The correct measured volume in graduted cylinder with a precision of (+
_
0.05 Cm
3
) is
7 Cm3
7.06 Cm3
2.3 Cm3
1.0003 Cm3
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Which one of the following is the method used to separate NH4Cl from...
Collegative properities of solution include all of the following...
Baking soda contain :
Which one of the following precaution is NOT true ?
The freezing point of a solution made by dissolved 14 g unkown in 200...
Which of the following arrangement is true according to decreasing in...
Mixture containing (NaCl,SiO2,NH4Cl,), NaCl = 35% , when the mixture...
A mixture weighing (3.9 g) contains BaCL3.2H2o ( 244.2 g/mol ) and...
The correct measured volume in graduted cylinder with a precision of...
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