11th class (FSc) chemistry Unit 2 MCQs

a. Distribution law
b. Law of mass action
c. The amount of solute
d. The amount of solvent used

d. The amount of solvent used

a. Slow
b. Accurate
c. Rapid
d. Efficient

d. Efficient

a. l3-1
b. l2
c. l4-1
d. l-1

a. l3-1

a. Coulomb’s law
b. Law of mass action
c. Boyle’s law
d. Distribution law

d. Distribution law

a. Filtration
b. Crystallization
c. Distillation
d. Solvent extraction

d. Solvent extraction

a. Bolumn chromatography
b. Partition chromatography
c. Adsorption chromatography
d. All of these

b. Partition chromatography

a. Is a liquid
b. Is a solid
c. May be solid or liquid
d. May be liquid or gas

c. May be solid or liquid

a. Solvent front
b. Eluent
c. Base line
d. Chromatography

a. Solvent front

a. Mobile phase
b. Stationary phase
c. None of these
d. Chromatographic tank

b. Stationary phase

a. Organic liquid
b. Liquid ammonia
c. Water
d. None of these

a. Organic liquid

a. Rf value of solute
b. The size of paper
c. Size of the chromatographic ta used
d. Temperature of the experiment

d. Temperature of the experiment

a. Gas chromatography
b. Partition chromatography
c. Thinlayer chromatography
d. Adsorption chromatography

a. Gas chromatography

a. If the stem of funnel is large so that it dips into filtrate
b. If the paper covers the funnel up to its circumference
c. If the paper fit tightly
d. If the paper has got small sized pores in it

c. If the paper fit tightly

a. Is evaporated to get the crystals of product
b. is cooled very slowly to get large size crystals
c. Is mixed with an immiscible liquid to get the pure crystals of product
d. Is cooled at moderate rate to get medium size crystals

d. Is cooled at moderate rate to get medium size crystals

a. Distribution law
b. Law of mass action
c. The amount of solute
d. Amount of solvent

a. Distribution law

a. Non-volatile or thermally stable
b. Non-volatile or thermally unstable
c. Volatile or thermally unstable
d. Volatile or thermally stable

c. Volatile or thermally unstable

a. Temperature of experiment
b. The size of paper
c. Size of chromatography tank used
d. Rf value of solute

d. Rf value of solute

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