• CHEMISTRY MCQ FOR AIIMS , NEET UG & JIPMER PART -- 3

    CHEMISTRY MCQ FOR MEDICAL ENTRANCE
     Chemistry plays an important rule to score good marks in medical entrance examination . So you must practice good quality MCQ regularly to score good marks and simultaneously you must find out your weakness about the topics of chemistry . You must practice Chemistry MCQ mixed with various topics  which is related with the weightage of chapter .

    1. A mixture of methyl alcohol and acetone can be separated by :
        a) distillation  b) fractional distillation c) steam distillation d) distillation under reduced pressure

    2. According to Bohr's theory the energy required for the transition of H - atom from n = 6 to n =8 state
         is :
         a) equal to the energy required for the transition from n = 5 to n =7 state
         b) larger than in (a )      c) less than in (a )     d) equal to the enrgy required for the transition from n=7
          to  n = 9 state .

    3. The value of the energy for the first excited state of hydrogen atom will be:
         a) -- 13.6 eV    b) -- 3.4 eV   c) -- 1.51 eV   d) -- 0.85 eV

    4. Of the following radiations the one most easily stopped by air is :
         a) Alpha rays    b) Beta rays   c) Gama rays    d) X - rays

    5. If 2.0g of a radioactive isotope has a half life of 20hr the half life of 0.5 g of the same substance is :
         a) 20 hr    b) 80 hr    c) 5 hr    d) 10 hr

    6. The first artificial disintegration of an atomic nucleus was achieved by :
        a) Geiger         b) Wilson    c) Soddy    d) Rutherford

    7.  Sulphuric acid provides a simple example of :
          a) Co-ordination bond  b) non - covalent compound  c) covalent bond    d) non - covalent ion

    8. Each carbon in carbon suboxide is :
        a) sp 2 hybridised   b) sp 3 hybridised   c) sp hybridised   d) sp 2 hybridised but linked with one
         co -ordinate bond.

    9. Among the following the weakest base is :
         a)  H      b)  CH₃⁻     c) CHO      d)  Cl

    10. Which of the following has the highest nucleophilicity ?
            a)  F⁻     b)  OH       c)  CH₃⁻    d)  NH₂⁻    

    11. Air at sea level is dense . This is a practical application of :
         a) Boyle's law   b) Charles law   c) Avogadro's law    d) Dalton's law

    12. The Vander Waal's equation reduces itself to the ideal gas equation at :
          a) high pressure & low temperature     b) low pressure & low temperature
          c) low pressure & high temperature   d) high pressure & high temperature

    13. For an ideal gas , the number of moles per litre in terms of its pressure P , gas constant R and
          temperature T is :
          a) PT / R        B) PRT     C) P / RT   D) RT / P

    14. In hcp arrangement in three dimensions the overall co-ordination number of each sphere is :
          a) 4    b) 6     c) 9    d) 12

    15. The depression of freezing point is directly proportional to :
          a) mole fraction of the solution   b) molarity of the solution    c) molality of the solution
          d) molarity of the solvent

    16. The rate of forward reaction is two times that of the reverse reaction at agven temperature & identical
          concentration Keq  is :
          a) 0.5     b) 1.5     c) 2.5    d) 2.0

    17. The common method of extraction of metals from oxide ore is :
          a) reduction with carbon   b) reduction with hydrogen   c) reduction with aluminium
          d) electrolytic method

    18.Lanarkite is an ore of :
          a) lead     b) calcium  c) zinc    d) iron

    19. Lithium is strongest reducing agent among alkali metals due to the :
          a) ionisation energy   b) electron affinity  c) hydration energy   d) lattice energy

    20. Excess of sodium ion in human system causes :
           a) diabetics   b) anemia    c) low blood pressure  d) high blood pressure

    21. Potassium superoxide is used in oxygen cylinders in space and submarine because it :
           a) eliminates moisture   b) absorbs carbon di oxide c) produces ozone d) none of the above

    22. On heating quick lime with coke in an electric furnace we get :
           a) Ca   & carbondi oxide  b) Calcium carbonate   c) Calcium oxide   d) Calcium carbide

    23. 1 mole hydrogen & 2 mole iodine are taken initially in a 2L vessel.  The number of moles of hydrogen at
           equilibrium is 0.2 . Then the number of moles of Iodine and hydrogen iodide at equilibrium are :
            a)  1.2 , 1.6  b) 1.8 , 1.0  c) 0.4 , 2.4  d) 0.8 , 0.2

    24. Aluminium oxide is not reduced by chemical reaction since :
          a) aluminium oxide is highly stable   b) aluminium oxide is reactive  c) reducing agents contaminate
          d) the process pollutes the environment

    25. Borazole is known as :
          a) organic benzene   b) organic compound c) inorganic benzene   d) inorganic compound

    26.  The prefixes syn and anti are used to denote :
            a) structural isomers  b) conformational isomers  c) geometrical isomers d) optical isomers

    27. All bond in benzene are equal due to :
          a) tautomerism  b) I - effect c) sp 2 hybridisation  d) isomerism

    28. How many cyclic isomers of  Pentane are possible :
          a) 4    b) 3   c) 2    d) 5

    29. Which of the following can be produced from a salt ?
            a) Ethyne     b) Ethene   c) Methane    d) Ethane

    30.  Which of the following has lowest octane number ?
           a) Iso -octane   b) n -heptane   c) TEL    d) n -hexane

    31. Red liquor is :
          a) magnesium aluminate  b) ammonium hydroxide  c) aluminium hydroxide d) aluminum acetate

    32. Which of the following has ionic , covalent and co-ordinate bonds ?
          a) CaSO4 . 5H2O     b) CuSO4 . 5 H2O  c) BF4 minus     d) none of these

    33. A reaction in which same substances is oxidised and reduced is known as :
          a) disproportionation       b) dehydrogenation  c) amphoteric reaction   d) replacement reaction

    34. When a mango is kept in dilut aqueous solution of HCl  it :
           a) swells   b) bursts   c) shrinks   d) remain same as earlier

    35. Chloramine - T is used as  :
           a) antipyretic        b) analgesic     c) antiseptic    d) disinfectant

    36. Ammonium ion is  :
          a) a conjugate acid    b) a conjugate base    c) neither an acid nor a base  d) both an acid & a base

    37. Drying oil invariably contain :
          a) Butyric acid  b) Lauric acid  c) Linoleic acid  d) Stearic acid

    38. What amount of bromine will be required to convert 2g of phenol into 2 ,4,6 tribromo phenol ?
           a) 4.00    b) 6.00     c) 10.22     d) 20.44

    39. Diolefins are :
          a) Compounds containing two double bonds in a molecule
          b)  Compounds containig no double bond in a molecule
          c) Compounds containing triple bond in a molecule
          d) compounds containing single bonds in a molecule

    40. Iron loses magnetic property at :
          a) curie point   b) boiling point   c) melting point    d) 1000 k

    41. Dipole moment is shown by :
          a) 1,4 - dichlorobenzene  b) cis- 1, 2 - dichlorobenzene  c) trans - 1 ,2 - dichloroethene
          d) trans - 2 ,3 - dichloro - 2 - butene

    42.  Nitrates of all metals are :
           a) soluble in water   b) insoluble in water   c) coloured   d) unstable

    43. Quartz is a / an :
          a) orthosilicate   b) pyrosilicate   c) sheet silicate   d) three dimensional silicate

    44. Sal ammoniac is :
          a) ammonium hydroxide  b) liquor ammonia   c) ammonum chloride   d) ammonium sulphate

    45.  Isobars are formed when emission takes place of :
          a)  1 Alpha &  1 Beta particle   b)  2 Alpha & 1 Beta particles   c) 1 Beta emission
          d) 1 alpha emission

         


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