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31
The green colour solution of an Fe2 salt changes to a brown solution of an Fe3+ salt by
A.
conversion.
B.
elimination.
C.
oxidation.
D.
reduction.
E.
substitution.
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32
NaCl(s) does NOT conduct electricity, but N(aq) does. This is because
A.
NaCl(s) is non-ionic but NaCl(aq) is ion
B.
NaCl(aq) contains mobile electrons, where absent in NaCl(s).
C.
NaCl(aq) contains mobile ions which Nacl,) does not contain.
D.
NaCl(s) ionizes partiality while NaCl(aq) iodizes completely.
E.
NaCl(s) decomposes when heated but NCl(aq) is stable to heat. –
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33
To test for the presence of chloride ions in ion, correct sequence of reagents to use is
A.
Ba(NO
3
)
2
(aq) then HNO
3
(aq).
B.
HCl(aq) then Ba(NO
3
)
2
(aq).
C.
HCl(aq) then Ag
3
(aq).
D.
HNO
3
(aq) then fresh FeSO
4
(aq).
E.
HNO
3
(aq) then AgNO
3
(aq).
View Answer & Discuss
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34
Ethanol is a product of fermentation of simple sugars. Which method is used to separate ethanol from the other products?
A.
boiling off the ethanoic
B.
filtration
C.
fractional crystallisation
D.
fractional distillation
E.
isomerisation
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35
Which method is NOT used to determine rate of a reaction?
A.
change in amount of precipitate formed
B.
change in equilibrium constant
C.
change in intensity of colour
D.
change in pH values.
E.
change in total gas pressure
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