- Chemistry Notes for UPSC IAS Prelims (Part II)
- Chemistry - Home
- Chemistry - Introduction
- Chemistry - Branches
- Chemistry - Radioactivity
- Chemistry - Nuclear Energy
- Chemistry - Metals
- Chemistry - Metallurgy
- Chemistry - Sodium
- Chemistry - Calcium
- Chemistry - Aluminum
- Chemistry - Magnesium
- Chemistry - Maganese
- Chemistry - Iron
- Chemistry - Copper
- Chemistry - Silver
- Chemistry - Gold
- Chemistry - Platinum
- Chemistry - Zinc
- Chemistry - Mercury
- Chemistry - Plutonium
- Chemistry - Uranium
- Chemistry - Lead
- Chemistry - Thorium
- Chemistry - Hydrogen
- Chemistry - Helium
- Chemistry - Oxygen
- Chemistry - Carbon
- Chemistry - Nitrogen
- Chemistry - Chemical Law
- Chemistry - Discovery of Elements
- Elements With Their Valence
- Elements With Their Atomic Number
- Chemistry - Nobel Prize
Chemistry Part 2 Online Quiz
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Q 1 - Which among the following correctly defines the ‘vanishing cream?’
Answer : C
Explanation
Vanishing cream disappears as soon as it is rubbed on the skin.
Q 2 - Wave Nature of electron was defined by …
Answer : A
Explanation
Schrondinger’s wave equation describes quantum mechanical behavior.
Q 3 - Chemical formula of Bleaching powder is …
Answer : A
Explanation
Bleaching powder consists of calcium, chlorine, and oxygen.
Q 4 - Which among the following is used in paper and petroleum industries?
Answer : B
Explanation
The chemical formula of Sodium hydroxide is NaOH.
Q 5 - Use of radium is largely replaced by ….
Answer : A
Explanation
Radium is more dangerous radioactive element.
Q 6 - The process, used for the preparation of saturated or unsaturated hydrocarbons by the electrolysis of solutions of the alkali salts of aliphatic carboxylic acids, is known as …
Answer : B
Explanation
N/A
Q 7 - Why is diesel used as the fuel of heavy vehicles?
Answer : A
Explanation
N/A
Answer : B
Explanation
Atomic number of Fluorine is 9.
Q 9 - Which among the following is used in weather indicator?
Answer : B
Explanation
Helium is also used in balloon.
Q 10 - Which among the following is used to make water proof and stainless clothe?
Answer : A
Explanation
The chemical formula of aluminum hydroxide is Al(OH)3.
Q 11 - Which among the following is kept in iron pot?
Answer : A
Explanation
Mercury is kept in iron pot so that it cannot form amalgam with iron.
Q 12 - Which among the following is used in killing rats?
Answer : A
Explanation
The chemical formula of zinc phosphide is Zn3P2.
Q 13 - Consider the following statements:
1. Nitrogen plays very important role in protein synthesis.
2. Nitrogen is used for refrigeration.
Choose the correct answer from the codes given below:
Answer : C
Explanation
Ammonia is a significant compound of nitrogen.
Q 14 - Pure water is a poor conductor of electricity because …
B - Its boiling point is very low
Answer : A
Explanation
Pure water does not have free electrons to move freely and conduct electric charge.
Answer : A
Explanation
X-rays are a form of electromagnetic radiation.
Answer : D
Explanation
Atomic number of Lanthanum is 57.
Q 17 - Which among the following gases is used in anesthetic in dental surgery?
Answer : D
Explanation
N/A
Q 18 - Which among the following is used in making blue glass?
Answer : D
Explanation
Cobalt II oxide is also used in making glass blue.
Q 19 - …………………... is used in election (while voting) as marker.
Answer : C
Explanation
The chemical formula of silver nitrate is AgNO3.
Q 20 - Consider the following statements:
1. Oxygen can be prepared in a laboratory by heating potassium chlorate and Manganese dioxide.
2. Oxygen can be separated from the air by passing an electric current through water.
Choose the correct answer from the codes given below:
Answer : C
Explanation
Oxygen is very important for all organisms.
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