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Acid Bases and Salt

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Acid Bases and Salt

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‘The chemical formula of caustic potash is (a) Naot (b) ClOH), (c) NH,OH jar KOH Calcium phosphate is present in tooth enamel. Its nature 1s Ja basic (b) acidic (c) neutral (d) amphoteric ‘pHi ofa solution changes from 6 0, What changes do you expect in hydrogen ion concentration?” (a) 10 times (b) 100 times: JF 1000 times: (d) no changes Salt made of non-metallic elements only is (a) Nach (b) NHACL (©) AIN (a) MgCl, $, Amheniusacid gives (a) 1 in water (b) OH inwater {e) both (a)and(b) —_ (d) None of these 6. _ onic theory of acids and bases was proposed by {a) Lowry (b) Bronsted (c) Lewis (a) Arrhenius 7. reaction, es, +HNO, — Pb(OH)NO, +H,0 shows that Pb(OH)NO, is (a) anacid salt (b) abasic salt (c) abase (d) anacid 8, Anclement"X’ forms a solid oxide which dissolves ‘in water forming solution which tums blue litmus red, "X' is (a) Ca by Cu (©) Fe (d) P 9, Partial neutralization of a polybasic acid gives Ae acid salt (b) basic salt (©) momma salt (d) double salt 10. Which ofthe following is incorrectly matched? 65 Tomato - id onesie aud (b) Citrus -itric acid (c) Autsting- methanoic acid (d) Curd - lactic acid 11. Which ofthe following statements is correct about «an aqueous solution of an acid and of a base? 1, Higher the pH, strong the acid ft” Higher the pH, weaker the acid III, Lower the pH, stronger the base 4 er the pH, weaker the base 12, ‘The aqueous solution ofthe sodiunn nit | 384 (a) Land Il fe) Hand tl THE CONCEPTy (b) Land | () Mand ty (a) neutral (b) acidic a “(c) basic (d) None of these 13. Which ofthe following is used in fireextinag (a) sodium carbonate (b) calcium carbo (c) sodium hydrogen carbonate “(d) None of these 14, Calculate the number of moles in 4 g 448) 0.125 mol (b) 1.25 mol (©) 0.512 mol (4) 0.05 mol 15. Which of the followingis a strong base? (a) Ammonium hydroxide __-(b) Sodium hydroxide (c) Magnesium hydroxide (d) Copper hydroxide 16, Which ofthe following acid does not react Sulphuric acid ‘Carbonic acid of ox (b) Phosphoric acid (d) Nitric (d) None of these 18. Mark the correct statement. (a) Both bases and alkalies are soluble in ws ‘Alkalies are soluble in water butall bases not. (c) C,H,OH isa base because it has OH (d) Bases are soluble in water but alkalies are 19. Which of the following is more basic? KO (b) Na,O (©) CaO (d) None of these 20. Which of the following salts does not contain: ‘water of crystallisation? (a) Blue vitriol (b) Washing soda (Baking soda (A) Gypsum 21. Which of the followingis acidic in nature? 6) Apple juice (b) Soap solution (©) Slaked lime (@) Lime 22. ‘The most basic oxide is Na,O (b) Al,O, (©) SO, (d) NO. 23. According to Lewis theory, neutralization isthe CHEMISTRY (a) transfer of proton from acid to base {b) transfer of proton from base to acid (¢) transfer of electron pair from acid to base (@)-transferof electron pair from base to acid 4, Write the balanced chemical equation for the following statement. Dilute sulphuric acid reacts with zine granules (a) Zn(s)+H,SO,(aqg) > ZnSO, (ag)+H,(g) (0) 22n(s)+H.S0,(ag) > 2ZnSO,(aq)+H(g) (©) 2Zn(s)+2H,S0,(ag) > 2Zn$O,(ag) +2H,(g) (@) None of these When an oxide of'a non-metal reacts with water which ofthe following is formed Aa) Acid (b) Base (©) Salt (d) None of these 2 Which of the following is not the characteristics of anacid. (a) Tumsblue litmustored (b} Tums phenolphthalein pink (c) Decompose carbonates (4) Oxy compounds of non-metals 2. Which of the following is nota base? (a) KOH (6) Ca(OH), (@ K.SO, (4) 210 3. Why should Plaster of Paris be stored in a moisture proof container? (6) On mixing with water it changes into a hard solid (b) On mixing with water it becomes diluted (c) Itevaporates in moisture (@) Itbreaks into its component in water %. Bases (a) Areslippery in feeling (6) Taste bitter (6) Both (a)and(b) (4) None of these ®. “H+ pOH equals (@) zero () fourteen (6) anegativenumber (4) infinity Which ofthe following is nota mineral acid? (a) Hydrochloric acid a itric acid en , 385 THE CONCEPTUM _ (©) Sulphuricacid —(d) Nitricacid Match the following columns Column | Milk into curd (yogurt) I. Cane sugar into glucose and fructose TH. Glucose into et anol Column I; A. Invertase B. Zymase C. Lactase (@) L-BILA, ILC (b) FA, ILC, HEB LC, I-A, II-B (d) LC, I-B, 11k Write the balanced chemical equation for the following statement. Dilute hydrochloric acid reacts with magnesium ribbon (@) 2Mg(s)+2HCl(ag) > 2MgCI, (aq) +2H.(g) () 2Mg(s)+HC\(ag) > 2MgCl, (aq) + H3(g) _ ACY Mg(s)+2HC(aq) > MgCl, (aq) +H; (g) (d) Mg(s)+HCl(aq) > MgCl, (aq) + H.(g) 34. NaOHisa strong base because (a) Itgives OH ion Itionises almost completely (©) Itreacts with an acid to destroy its properties BAF Allof these 35. Phenolphthalein i (a) yellow in acidic medium, pink in basic medium. (b) pink in acidic medium, colourless in basic p 3 “olourless in acidic medium, pink in basic ‘medium (@) pink inacidic medium, yellow in basic medium, 36. Which gas is usually liberated when an acid reacts withametal? (a) Oxygen gas by Hydrogen gas (c) Nitrogen gas (d) Neon gas 37. Which of the following hydroxides ism (a) Be(OH), Pr Batl Rs (@) Mg(OH), The composition of aqua regia is ic) Ca(OH), a) conc. H_SO, and conc. HCI in ratio of 1 :3 Be¥ conc. HNO, and cone. HCI in ratio of 1 :3 ) conc. HNO, and cone. HCI in ratio of 3: 1 44) conc. H_SO, and cone. HNO, is ratio of 3 : 1 A solution tums methy! orange red. Itcan tum the universal indicator to 2) viokt (>) blue ch-orange (@) green 40. “Which one of the following types of medicines is used for treating indigestion? fa) Amniotic (b) Analgesic (9 Amad (@) Antiseptic Basic salts are formed by neutralisation of (2) strong acid and strong base acid and weak base (©) weak acid and weak base i ss ad weak he balanced chemical equation for the following ssxement Dilute sulphuric acid reacts with aluminium powder (a) 2A1+3H.SO,(ail) > Al,(SO, ),(ag)+3H,(g) () 2Al+H.SO,(dil) > AL (SO, ),(aq)+H,(g) (© Al+HSO(dil) > Al{SO,),(aq) +H.(g) (8) None of these Which one is NOT double salt 2 (2) Pomashalum ——_(b) chromealum (©) mobrssalt @F table salt The difference of molecules: of water in gypsum and plaster of Paris is BY, (&)2 0% o% Which one ofthe following will tam red litmus blue? Vinegar ~ p¥ Baking soda solution ) Lemonjuice —_(@) Softdrinks sch one of the following will tam blue litmus red? 2) 10° (b) 10 46 soluble magnesium hydroxide <2fR7 52. Plaster of Paris hardens by | 386 | THE CONCEPT, (6) Baking soda solution (a) Washing soda solution ‘Acetic acid isa weak acid because {a) itsaqueous solution is acidic (b) itishighlyionized (c}1Cis (@) itcontains ~COOH group The pH of an acidic solution concentration will be (©) 10* Metal compound A reacts with dil acid to produce effervescence. The, extinguishes a burning candle. Writ chemical equation for the reaction compounds formed is calcium chloride (a) CaCO,(s)+2HCK(ag) > CaCl,(aq) +CO,(g) () CaCO,(s)+HClag) > CaCl, (aq) + CO,(g) 4 (©) 2CaCO,(s)+HCl(aq) > 2CaCl,(aq) +CO,(g) (@) None of these Milk of magnesia is (a) solid magnesium oxide (b) insoluble magnesium hydroxide (@) insoluble magnesium carbonate Match the following Column -1 Natural indicator Soluble strong bases Strength of acids & bases Tooth decay Milk ofmagnesia @) FA, ILB, IIE, 1V-C, V-D LC, ILE, III-A, IV-D, V-B LB, IL-D, ILC, IV-A, V-E @) EC, ILA, TILED, IV-E, V-B (@) giving offCO, (b) changing into fer combining with: water (d) giving out water | s07 | tHe concertum 1, NaOH ©. Weak bai IV. NH,OH D, Strong base (a) I-A, IC, II-B, 1V-D (b) I-B, I-A, III-D, 1V-C (0) I-A, II-B, IIL-D, LV-C F cutting the supply of air removing the combustible substance (6) ising the ignition temperature {a) None of the Sourmilk con (9) lactic acid (b) acetic acid (@) LB, I-A, ILC, IV-D (o) tartaric acid (d) citric acid 61. Acids and bases (a) Are electrolytes 4g Asolution tums blue litmus red, The pH of the solution is probably (©) Cs (d) Allofthes @s (b) 10 @ 12 {e76 62, Which of the following is used for dissolution of 4. Match the following columns, gol ~~ Column ts Column Il: (a) Hydrochloric acid (b) Sulphur | Baking Soda A. Na,CO,-1011,0 (0) Nitric acid (dy Aquaregia |, Washing Soda B. CaO 2 63, Which of the following can form more than 9 it Quicklime C. NaHCO, acid salt? (a) CH,COOH (b) H,PO, Plaster of paris D. Caso, (©) CH,CH,COOH (d) ZnO \ Castic Soda E. NaOH 64. Which of the following is not a base? (a) KOH (b) Zn0 (a) -B, II-F, III-C, IV-A, V- fe) I-C, I-A, HIB, IV-D, V. (©) AKOH), (© LE, II-C, III-A, IV-B, V-D isa weak acid b (d) I-A, II-D, III IV-C, V-B (a) its aqueous solution isacidic 5. 10 mi of a solution of NaOH is found to be (b) itishighlyionized (eit is weakly ion completely neutralised by 8 m! of a given solution (d) it contains “COOH group of HCl. Ifwe take 20 m/ of the same solution of Write the balanced chemical equation ‘NaOH, the amount HCI solution (the same solution following statement. as before) required to neutralise it willbe. Dilute hydrochloric acid reacts with iron (a) 4ml (b) 8 ml (a) 2Fe(s)+2HC] > 2FeCl, (aq) + Hy (c) 12 ml (d) 16 ml 88 Which of the following gives the correct increasing, (b) Fe(s)+2HCl > FeCl, (ag) +H order of acidic strength? (©) Fe(s)+HCl > FeCl,(aq) + Water yTime presentin it ‘al formation (@) The absorption of carbon dioxide from atmosphere Antacids contain ‘Weak base (b) Weak acid (c) Strong base (a) Strong acid Bleaching powder gives smell of chlorine because (a) itisunstable * chlorine on exposure to atmosphere (c) itisamixture of chlorine and slaked lime (d) it contains excess of chlorine Acidity ofammonium hydroxide is \ey1 (b) 2 ©4 (a) 3 Strongest salt amongst the following is \gXacl (b) Cacl, (©) Baso, @ La Which of the following compounds is an acid? (a) Na,O (b) Ca(OH), () Cu : 0, Which one of the following can be used as an acid- indicator by a visually imy ired student? (a) Litmus fanilla essence (c) Turmeric (d) Petunia leaves Acids (a) Havealow pH (c) Taste sour (b) Haveahigh pH “@ Both (a) and (c) HClis an Arthenius acid because it gives \arit ion in aqueous solution (b) Cl ions in aqueous solution (©) both the H and¢I- (d) None of these, ions in aqueous solution 81. TL. i. 82. 83. 84. 1) BCE | -D | L-A.E,F | wV-£F| VCE | 388 |THE CONcE, The expression for the pH of, My (a) pH= [4] ) pI (rH shes @) pr Match the following columns iy Column I: Column 1. CaSO, ee SHO cuso,~ <8. 10H,0 FeSO, —>—<__ SC. 2.0 Na,SO,~ D. 7H.0 (a) IB, I-A, ILD, IV. FC, II-A, III-D, 1 (© FA, I-C, II-D, IV-B @ LC, ILD, I-A, IV-B Which of the following isa dit asic acid? (@) HCI (b) HPO, (©) HNO, {a H,SO, Dolomiteis (a) anacid salt (b) amixed salt (©) anormal salt 4 Fdouble salt The hardness of water can be remov ed by (a) NaCl (©) soap (c) NaHCO, (INa,CO. Which of the followings a strongacid? (@) Lactic acid (b) Ascorbic acid (QStlphuricacid §—(@) Formic acid ich the following columns : ‘Column I: Column Il: NaHCO, A. Caustic Soda Na,CO, B. Baking Soda NaOH C. Acidic Salt ca(OH), D. Washing Soda KHSO, E. Alkaline F. Bitter Taste @) FA.C.E | I-D | M-A,EF | IV-DE a (b) GE, F | 1-A | I1-A,B,F | IV-CF|Y TEE von (@) 1B,D,E | I-E| MEA.E,B |IV-CF ‘CHEMISTRY 1-d ttc 21-a 31-b 4t-d 51-b 61-0 -b 81-b 2-a 12-a 22-a 32-c 42-a 52-c 62-d 72-a 82-d 3-c 13-c 23-d 33-c 43-d 53-a 63-b 73-b 83-d 74-a 15-b 25-a 35-c 45-b 55-d 65-c 75-a 85-c 6-d 16-c 26-b 36-b 46-a 56-b 66-b 76-d 86-c 17-c 27-c 37-b 47-c 57-d 67-a 77-b 78-d 19-a 29-c 39-c 49-a 59-b 69-c 79-a 10-a

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