11th class (FSc) chemistry Unit 4 MCQs

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

a. Molecular

a. Diamond
b. NaCl
c. Aluminium nitride
d. CO2 dry ice form

d. CO2 dry ice form

a. Molecule of iodine in solids state
b. Molecules dispersion forces in liquid state
c. Molecule of hydrogen chloride gas
d. Atoms of helium in gaseous state at high temperature

a. Molecule of iodine in solids state

a. Instantaneous dipole
b. Intermolecular hydrogen bonding
c. Ion-dipole interaction
d. All of above

b. Intermolecular hydrogen bonding

a. Enhanced electronegative character of nitrogen
b. Very small size of hydrogen
c. Pyramidal structure of NH3
d. Lone pair of electrons present on nitrogen

a. On commercial scale

a. Instantaneous dipole
b. Cubic structure if ice
c. Change of both angles
d. Empty spaces present in structure of ice

d. Empty spaces present in structure of ice

a. 765 torr
b. Between structure of ice
c. Any value of bond angles
d. Between 200 toor and 760torr

b. Between structure of ice

a. High vapours pressure
b. Low melting points
c. Solubility in polar solvent
d. Good conductivity in solids state

c. Solubility in polar solvent

a. Have perfect arrangement of atoms
b. Have sharp melting points
c. Can possess small regions of orderly arrangement of atoms
d. Undergo clean cleavage when cut with knife

c. Can possess small regions of orderly arrangement of atoms

a. Molecular crystals
b. Ionic crystals
c. Any type of crystals
d. Covalent crystals

a. Molecular crystals

a. NaCl
b. CaF2
c. Glass
d. All of these

c. Glass

a. There are no free electrons present in the crystal of diamond to conduct electricity
b. It has tightstructure
c. Is transparent to light
d. It has tight structure

a. There are no free electrons present in the crystal of diamond to conduct electricity

a. Covalent bonds
b. Hydrogen bonds
c. Dative bonds.
d. VAnder waal’s force

b. Hydrogen bonds

a. HF>H2O>HCl>HCl
b. H2O>HF>HO>NH3
c. HF<H2O<NH3>HCl
d. HF>H2O<HCl>NH3

b. H2O>HF>HO>NH3

a. 4
b. 6
c. 8
d. 2

b. 6

a. Atoms of helium in gaseous state at high temperature
b. Molecules of H2O in liquid state
c. Molecules of solid chlorine
d. Molecules of HCl gas

b. Molecules of H2O in liquid state

a. same as in petrol
b. Isomorphism
c. Negligible
d. Stronger than petrol

b. Isomorphism

a. −−+. . . . . . −−+
b. −−+. . . . . . −−+
c. −−+. . . . . . −−+
d. −−+. . . . . . −−+

b. −−+. . . . . . −−+

a. -4oC
b. 0oC
c. 2oC
d. 4oC

b. 0oC

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