PREBOARDS MOD 1 Flashcards

1
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What is the normality of sulphuric acid containing 73.5g/500ml of solution (MW=98g/mol)
A. 2.0N
B. 2.5N
C. 3.0N
D. 1.0N

A

C. 3.0N

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2
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Substances that shows strong conductivity property and a high degree of ionization:
A.HCl,NaOH,NaCl
B.Glucose,ethanol
C.Ammonia,HF
D.Buffer
E.Two of the above

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A.HCl,NaOH,NaCl

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3
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Radioisotopes decay:
A.At the same rate
B.Randomly
C.Rapidly
D.Slowly
E.Only when catalyzed

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B.Randomly

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4
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4.Which of the ff. is a polyatomic molecule and a compound?
A.O2
B.CO2
C.CO
D.CO3-2

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B.CO2

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5
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Type of element nomenclature that gives the charge of the complex ion rather than the oxidation state of the central unit:
A.Stock nomenclature-
B.Classical nomenclature
C.Ewens-Bassett System
D.NOTA

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C.Ewens-Bassett System

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6
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Gas law w/c states that at the same temperature and pressure, the rates of diffusion or effusion of gases are inversely proportional to the square root of their masses.

A.Amonton’s Law-Gay Lussac’s(P,T),P1/T1=P2/T2
B.Mariotte’s Law-Boyle’s(P 1/V)inverselyproportional),P1V1=P2V2
C.Graham’s Law
D.Charle’s Law-T,V,T1/V1=T2/V2

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C.Graham’s Law

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7
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Standard temperature or gas
A.00C
B.0K
C.273.15K
D.A&C

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D.A&C

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8
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This states that every orbital in a sublevel is singly occupied before any orbital is doubly occupied and that all
electrons in singly occupied orbitals have the same spin.

A.Aufbau principle-electron filling:lower to higher energy levels
B.Hund’s rule
C.Pauli’s Exclusion Principle-no two electorns can have the same quantum no.orbital:max. 2 electron having opposing spins.
D.Heisenberg Principle-Impossible to determine position and velocity of particle.

A

B.Hund’s rule

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9
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*9.Reduce occurs in:
A.Cathode-negative electrode
B.Anode
C.Both A&B
D.None

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A.Cathode

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10
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What is the term used for a molecule, like water, that when mixed w/ the acids behaves as a base and vice
versa?
A.Electrolyte-conducts electricity when dissolved in water
B.Ampholyte
C.Ion
D.Compound

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B.Ampholyte

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11
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Which of the ff. is true about catalysts?
A.They speed up the rate of rxn by lowering activation energy-inversely proportional to the rxn rate
B.They are used up in the rxn–not
C.They affect the chemical equilibrium—kinetics
D.Two of the above

A

A.They speed up the rate of rxn by lowering activation energy-inversely proportional to the rxn rate

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12
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This states that if a stress is placed on a system that is at equilibrium, the system will shift in such a way to
relieve the stress.

A.Le Chatelier’s principle
B.Raoult’s Law-VP lowering,water boil if VP=atm,water bubbles/vaporizes if VP> atm,+ salt reduces the solvent
escape since VP< atm(VP lowering)
C.Law of Definite Proportions-(Proust)fixed ratio of elements in cmpd.(expression:whole no.)
D. Law of Multiple Proportions-(Dalton)variable ratios of elements in cmpd.(expression:mass)–MW

A

A.Le Chatelier’s principle

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13
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Lewis acid—electronic concept of A/B
A.Proton donor
B.Electron donor-BASE
C.Proton acceptor
D.Electron acceptor

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D.Electron acceptor

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14
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The temperature change experienced by an object when it absorbs a certain amount of energy is determined by:

A.Specific heat-heat capacity of 1g subs.
B.Heat of fusion/Melting/Liquefaction/Thawing-quantity of heat needed to change 1 g of solid to liquid
C.Heat of capacity-amount of heat requirement to raise T of a given quantity of subs. By 10C(or K)
D.Molar heat capacity-Heat capacity of 1 mole subs.

A

C.Heat of capacity

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15
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An atom’s number of valence electrons also reflect its:
A.Period-energy level(n=1 to 7)
B.Group/Family
C.Mass number=p+ + n0
–nucleon
D.Atomic number= p+—element

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B.Group/Family

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16
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Among the acids of the halogens, which is considered to be the most acidic?—HX(Hydrohalic acids),ionic
property of bound strength/energy,inversely acidity
A.HBr
B.HI
C.HF-high ionic property and strongest bond,weakest acid
D.HCl

A

B.HI

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17
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Diagonally related elements in the periodic table are called as:
A.Triads
B.Representative elements
C.Lanthanide series
D.Bridge elements

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D.Bridge elements

18
Q

These rays have no mass and no charge but of very high energy and is the most penetrating
A.Beta
B.Gamma
C.Alpha
D.X-rays

A

B.Gamma

19
Q

AKA solar salt
A.KCl
B.MgCl2
C.NaCl-Prep: solar evaporation process
D.CaCl2

A

C.NaCl

20
Q

Mineral chameleon is the synonym of this powerful oxidizing agent

A.Manganese dioxide-masks the blue green color of iron
B.Potassium nitrate-‘’salt peter’’ ‘’salt prunelle’’’’salitre’’
C.Potassium permanganate(KMnO4)-OA+Oxalate(RA)change from purple to colorless
D.Sodium iodide-iodine solubilizer

A

C.Potassium permanganate

21
Q

Brown-orange liquid
A.Oxalates
B.Bromates-Br—-Br2
C.Chlorates
D.Fluorates

A

B.Bromates

22
Q

What is the other name of Calcium oxide?
A.Gypsum-CaSO4 . 2H20
B.Slaked Lime-Ca(OH)2
C.Calyx Chlorinata-Chlorinated Lime:CaOCl2
D.Lime
E.None

A

D.Lime

23
Q

This produces a green bordered flame when mixed w. Sulphuric acid and methanol:

A.Borate(BO3-3)+MeOH—Trimethyl borate D. Fluorine
B.Chlorate E.Bromate
C.Iodate

A

A.Borate(BO3-3)

24
Q

Compound responsible for the pink color of Calamine USP 24:
A.Talc
B.Zinc oxide-active ingredient(topical protectant)
C.Zinc stearate
D.Ferric oxide
E.FD and C Red

A

D.Ferric oxide

25
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26.Nickel and Copper form an alloy of:
A.Monel
B.Constantan
C.Pewter-20% Pb,80% Sn
D.A&B

A

D.A&B

26
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27.Commercial preparations of Simethicone (Kremil-S/Maalox plus Simethicone- antiflatulent)containing
antacids:
A.Di-gel
B.Mylanta
C.SimecoDimethicone:protective&emollient
D.A&B only
E.AOTA

A

D.A&B only

27
Q

28.Tartar emetic, known to be an effective antischistosomal agent is:
A.Na2C4H4O6-Na tartrate
B.KSbOC4H4O6
C.NaKC4H4O6-NaK tartrate,Rochelle’s salt,Sal signette
D.KHC4H4O6-K bitratrate,cream of tartar,Creamor

A

B.KSbOC4H4O6

28
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29.In what concentration of silver nitrate is used as wet dressing for persons suffering from third degree burns?
A.1%-gonorrheal opthalmia neonaturum(new:erythromycin drops)
B.0.5%
C.5%
D.1.5%

A

B.0.5%

29
Q

Eka-boron is also known as germanium. Eka-aluminum is also known as gallium.
A.Only the 1st statement is true
B. Only the 2nd statement is true
C.Both statements are true
D. Both statements are false

A

B. Only the 2nd statement is true

30
Q

Acts as a blood coagulant in vivo and anticoagulant in vitro:
A.Sodium tartrate-standard for KFR
B. Sodium citrate-sequestrant in benedict’s test
C. Sodium phosphate
D. Sodium thiosulfate-‘’hypo’’;Tx:CN poisoning

A

B. Sodium citrate

31
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Acts as a blood coagulant in vivo and anticoagulant in vitro:
A.Sodium tartrate-standard for KFR
B. Sodium citrate-sequestrant in benedict’s test
C. Sodium phosphate
D. Sodium thiosulfate-‘’hypo’’;Tx:CN poisoning

A

B. Sodium citrate

32
Q

These are substances that absorb or take up water from the atmosphere forming and dissolving in a liquid:
A.Effloresecent -ex:sulphate,carbonate(hydrated),loss water of crystallization
B.Deliquescent
C.Hygroscopic-ex:NaCl,Sucorse,CuO,CaO;take up water but DOES NOT dissolve
D.Effervescent

A

B.Deliquescent

33
Q

Ferric ferrocyanide
A.Fe3(Fe(CN)6)2-Ferrous FerriCN/Turnbull’s blue
B. Fe4(Fe(CN)6)2
C. Fe4(Fe(CN)6)3-Prussian Blue
D. Fe5(Fe(CN)6)3

A

C. Fe4(Fe(CN)6)3

34
Q

Chloride of this ion is present in Hartmann’s solution but is absent in Darrow’s solution
A.Sodium
B.Potassium
C.Calcium
D.Magnesium

A

C.Calcium

35
Q

35.Most abundant isotope of hydrogen

A.Deuterium-heavy,stable;D20(heavy water)
B.Tritium-radioactive
C.Protium
D.Hydrogen

A

C.Protium

36
Q

Which of the ff. gases is associated w/ the MOA of drugs like nitrogylcerin and sildenafil?
A.NO(Nitric oxide)
B.N2O(nitrous oxide/laughing gas)-general anesthetic in blue cylinder
C.CO2
D.NO2-smog;air pollutant(reddish brown gas)

A

A.NO(Nitric oxide)

37
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37.Cation-exchange resin used for hyperkalemia
A.Kayexalate
B.Sodium formaldehyde sulfoxylate
C.Sodium polystyrene sulfonate
D.A&C
E.A&B

A

D.A&C

38
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Lugol’s solution/Strong Iodine solution
A. 2% I2 in NaI + water-Iodine solution(+50% Alcohol—iodine tincture)
B. 5% I2 in NaI + water
C. 5% I2 in KI + water
D. 7.5% I2 in KI + water(88.5%)-Strong iodine tincture
E.NOTA

A

C. 5% I2 in KI + water

39
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39.Rinmann’s green is:
A.Cobalt thiocyanate-beautiful blue(Vogel’s)
B.Zinc cobalt nitrite
C.Aluminum cobaltinitrate-blue ash(Thenard’s)
D.Ferric thiocynate-blood red(Volhard)

A

B.Zinc cobalt nitrite

40
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A