Chemistry Chapter 4 Entry Test MCQs

a. Oxygen molecules
b. Oxygen atoms
c. Double bonds
d. Oxygen ions

a. Oxygen molecules

a. (CH3)2CO
b. HCl
c. (CH2-OH)2
d. CHCl3

c. (CH2-OH)2

a. H2O
b. CH4
c. HF
d. NH3

b. CH4

a. CH3OH
b. NH3
c. CH3CHO
d. CH3 – NH2

c. CH3CHO

a. H-Bonds
b. Dipole-Dipole Forces
c. Intermolecular forces
d. Covalent bonds

d. Covalent bonds

a. SO2
b. H2S
c. CO2
d. NH3

d. NH3

Vapour Pressure

a. Surface area
b. Amount of liquid
c. Volume of container
d. All of the above

d. All of the above

a. Rate of evaporation is equal to the rate of condensation
b. Liquid and vapours have same value of kinetic energy
c. Rate of evaporation and condensation are different
d. Liquid and vapours have same heat content

a. Rate of evaporation is equal to the rate of condensation

a. Temperature of liquid increases
b. Liquid molecules becomes more energetic
c. Temperature of liquid decreases
d. Both “A” and “C”

c. Temperature of liquid decreases

a. lower vapour pressure
b. High forces
c. higher energy
d. different boiling point

c. higher energy

a. 323 torr
b. 23.7 torr
c. 1489 torr
d. 700 torr

b. 23.7 torr

a. external pressure
b. Inter molecular force
c. Volume of liquid
d. surface area

b. Inter molecular force

a. Diethyl ether
b. Glycol
c. Water
d. Ethyl alcohol

a. Diethyl ether

a. Becomes max at 100oC
b. Becomes zero at 0oC
c. varies inversely with temperature
d. is independent of temperature

a. Becomes max at 100oC

a. Ethyl ether
b. Isopentane
c. Carbon tetrachloride
d. n-pentane

b. Isopentane

a. ΔHv
b. M.P
c. ΔHn
d. B.P

d. B.P

Boiling Point

a. H2O > H2Te > H2Se > H2S
b. H2O > H2Se > H2Te > H2S
c. H2O > H2S > H2Te > H2Se
d. H2O > H2S > H2Se > H2Te

a. No. of H-bonds are greater in H2O than in C2H5OH
b. C2H5 group is electron donating
c. The bond angles at oxygen atoms are different
d. H2O molecules are small sized

a. No. of H-bonds are greater in H2O than in C2H5OH

a. Vacuum distillation
b. Fractional distillation
c. Destructive distillation
d. Reduce distillation

a. Vacuum distillation

a. Statement A and B are correct
b. Fluoride (F) being less electronegative than oxygen
c. Formation of one hydrogen bond by F atom per HF molecule as compared to hydrogen bonds by O atom per H2O molecule.
d. Boiling point of HF is more than the boiling point of water

c. Formation of one hydrogen bond by F atom per HF molecule as compared to hydrogen bonds by O atom per H2O molecule.

a. Heat given
b. External pressure
c. Intermolecular forces
d. Surface area

b. External pressure

a. Decreases
b. Remains the same
c. Varies abnormally
d. Increases

b. Remains the same

a. Vacuum distillation
b. Steam distillation
c. Solvent Extraction
d. Simple distillation

a. Vacuum distillation

a. C2H5 group is electron donating
b. Number of H-bonds are greater in H2O than in C2H5OH
c. H2O molecules are small sized
d. The bond angles at oxygen atoms are different

b. Number of H-bonds are greater in H2O than in C2H5OH

a. SO3 > SO2
b. NH3 > HF
c. NH3 > H2O
d. HF > H2O

a. SO3 > SO2

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