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Q52.  Why is lead indicated in both groups I and II qualitative analysis?
              Ans.  It is because Pb  get precipitated as PbCl  in group I and PbS in group II.
                                     2+
                                                               2



                                               COMPETENCY BASED QUESTIONS


              Multiple Choice Questions
               Q1.  Addition of aqueous sodium hydroxide to a solution of an unknown metal ion forms a green
                     precipitate. The precipitate turns reddish brown upon standing. Which of the following
                     could be the metal ion present in the solution?

                     (a) Cu                  (b) Fe                   (c) Mg                  (d) Al 3+
                            2+
                                                                             2+
                                                    2+
               Q2.  Which of the following can be used for testing SO  in given salt?
                                                                          2−
                                                                          4
                     (a)  HNO                (b)  Ba (NO )            (c)  NH OH              (d)  NaOH
                              3
                                                                             4
                                                         3 2
               Q3.  Which of the following ions will give a coloured precipitate with excess of NH OH ?
                                                                                                       4
                     (a) Cu                  (b) Fe                   (c) Ca                  (d)  Ba 2+
                            2+
                                                                             2+
                                                    2+
               Q4.  Which of the following ions will not give precipitate with NH OH ?
                                                                                      4
                     (a)  Zn                 (b)  Cu                  (c) Ca                  (d) Al 3+
                            2+
                                                     2+
                                                                             2+
               Q5.  Ammonium hydroxide solution when added to solution of ʻAʼ gives white precipitate which is
                     insoluble in excess of NH OH solution. Cation in ʻXʼ is:
                                                4
                     (a) Al                  (b) Cu                   (c)  Zn                 (d) Ca 2+
                           3+
                                                     2+
                                                                             2+
               Q6.  The salt which is formed when conc. sulphuric acid reacts with KNO  above 2000°C is:
                                                                                              3
                     (a) K SO                (b) K SO                 (c)  KHSO               (d)  KHSO  3
                                                       3
                               4
                                                                                 4
                                                   2
                           2
               Q7.  The indicator which changes to pink colour in alkaline solution is:
                     (a)  Blue litmus        (b)  Methyl orange       (c)  Red litmus         (d)  Phenolphthalein
               Q8.  Which of the following is not black ppt?
                     (a)  CuS                (b)  NiS                 (c)  CoS                (d)  ZnS


               Q9.  Which of the following forms chocolate coloured ppt with KFeCN    ?
                                                                                                6
                                                                                     4
                     (a)  Zn                 (b) Cu                   (c) Mg                  (d) Ni 2+
                                                                             2+
                            2+
                                                     2+
             Q10.  The nitrate which on thermal decomposition leaves behind a residue which is yellow when hot
                     and white when cold:
                     (a)  Lead nitrate                                (b)  Ammonium nitrate
                     (c)  Copper nitrate                              (d)  Zinc nitrate
             Q11.  The white ppt formed when Mg  reacts with aqueous solution of Na HPO  in presence of
                                                        2+
                                                                                                 2
                                                                                                       4
                     NH Cl, NH CH is due to:
                                 4
                         4
                     (a) MgSO                (b)  Mg(NH )PO           (c) Mg (PO )            (d)  All of these
                                4                         4   4              3    4 2
             Q12.  When MnO  is heated with conc. HCl, a yellow green gas is given off . The gas turns moist blue
                                  2
                     litmus paper red before bleaching it. The identity of the gas and role of MnO  respectively are:litmus paper red before bleaching it. The identity of the gas and role of MnO
                                                                                                     2
                     (a) Cl , reducing agent (a) Cl 2                 (b)  Cl , oxidising agent
                                                                            2
                     (c)  HCl, reducing agent
                                                                      (d)  HCl, oxidising agent
                     (c)  HCl, reducing agent                         (d)  HCl, oxidising agent
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