PREBOARDS MOD 1 Flashcards

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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

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C. 3.0N

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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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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.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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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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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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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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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.

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B.Hund’s rule

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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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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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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

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

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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

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A.Le Chatelier’s principle

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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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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.

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C.Heat of capacity

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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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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

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B.HI

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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

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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

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

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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

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C.Potassium permanganate

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

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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

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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)

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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

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D.Ferric oxide

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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
D.A&B
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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
D.A&B only
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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
B.KSbOC4H4O6
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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%
B.0.5%
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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
B. Only the 2nd statement is true
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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
B. Sodium citrate
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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
B. Sodium citrate
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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
B.Deliquescent
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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
C. Fe4(Fe(CN)6)3
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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
C.Calcium
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35.Most abundant isotope of hydrogen A.Deuterium-heavy,stable;D20(heavy water) B.Tritium-radioactive C.Protium D.Hydrogen
C.Protium
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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.NO(Nitric oxide)
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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
D.A&C
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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
C. 5% I2 in KI + water
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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)
B.Zinc cobalt nitrite
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