12th class (Fsc) Chemistry unit 1 MCQs

a. Greater is die electron affinity
b. Lesser the degree of hydration
c. Greater is the degree of hydration
d. Lesser is the polarizing power

c. Greater is the degree of hydration

a. Mg
b. Na
c. Lr++
d. Ca

a. Mg

a. Al
b. Be
c. Ga
d. All of these

d. All of these

a. Metallic
b. Ionic
c. Interstitial
d. Covalent

b. Ionic

a. NH3
b. NaH
c. CH4
d. AIH2

b. NaH

a. GeH4
b. CH4
c. SnH4
d. SiH4

c. SnH4

a. Amphoteric
b. Acidic
c. Neutral
d. Basic

d. Basic

a. Acidic
b. Basic
c. Neutral
d. Amphoteric

d. Amphoteric

a. 3
b. 1
c. 2
d. None

d. None

a. 99pm
b. 72pm
c. 181pm
d. 136pm

d. 136pm

a. Lu>Ce
b. Mg>Sr
c. CI>I
d. Ba>Mg

d. Ba>Mg

a. In graphite one of valence electron is free to move
b. Graphite has a layered structure
c. Graphite is soft and greasy bound
d. In graphite, all valence electrons are tetrahedrally bound

a. In graphite one of valence electron is free to move

a. 4
b. 1
c. 3
d. 2

c. 3

a. Number of shells
b. Atomic radius
c. Electrical conductivity
d. Melting point

a. Number of shells

a. More the reducing power
b. More the electropositivity
c. Bigger the atomic radius
d. Less the metallic character

a. More the reducing power

a. Melting and boiling points first increase then decrease
b. Melting and boiling points first decrease then increase
c. Melting and boiling points decrease gradually
d. Melting and boiling points increase gradually

a. Melting and boiling points first increase then decrease

a. Decrease in number of shells
b. Increase in number of electrons in valence shells
c. Increase in number of shells
d. Increase in number of protons in the nucleus

c. Increase in number of shells

a. Different universities of two elements
b. Decrease in atomic radius from Si to P
c. Increase in electron density from Si to P
d. Change in bonding and structure of two elements

d. Change in bonding and structure of two elements

a. B<C<N<Na
b. Ne<N<C<B
c. Ne<B<C<N
d. B<N<C<Na

a. B<C<N<Na

a. Mg+2
b. Al-3
c. Na+1
d. Sl-4

d. Sl-4

a. Ar>a
b. N>C
c. Li>Be
d. P>Si

c. Li>Be

a. Atoms of II-A elements provides two binding electrons
b. Atoms of II-A elements have smaller size
c. I-A elements have smaller atomic radius
d. II-A elements are more reactive

a. Atoms of II-A elements provides two binding electrons

a. 136 pm
b. 72 pm
c. 157 pm
d. 95 pm

a. 136 pm

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