Q. No.The reagent used in the chromyl chloride test is:
1. \(K_2CrO_4 \)
2. \(CrO_3 \)
3. \(K_2Cr_2O_7 \)
4. \((NH_4)_2Cr_2O_7 \)
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Two test tubes containing nitrate and bromide are treated separately with conc. H2SO4. Brown fumes, thus evolved, are passed in water. The water will be coloured by vapours evolved from the test tube containing:
1. Nitrate
2. Bromide
3. Both (a) and (b)
4. None of these
1. Nitrate
2. Bromide
3. Both (a) and (b)
4. None of these
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The solution of a chemical compound (X) reacts with \(AgNO_3\) solution to form a white precipitate of (Y) which in turn dissolves in \(NH_4OH \) to give a complex (Z). When (Z) is treated with dilute \(HNO_3,\) (Y) reappears. The chemical compound X can be :
1. \(NaCl \)
2. \(CH_3Cl \)
3. \(NaBr \)
4. \(NaI \)
1. \(NaCl \)
2. \(CH_3Cl \)
3. \(NaBr \)
4. \(NaI \)
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When dil. H2SO4 is introduced to an inorganic mixture at a low temperature, an odourless, colourless gas is produced. The mixture includes:
1. Sulphite
2. Acetate
3. Nitrite
4. Carbonate
1. Sulphite
2. Acetate
3. Nitrite
4. Carbonate
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When bismuth chloride is poured into a large volume of water, the formula for the white precipitate produced is:
1. \(Bi(OH)_3\)
2. \(Bi_2O_3 \)
3. \(BiOCl \)
4. \(Bi_2OCl \)
1. \(Bi(OH)_3\)
2. \(Bi_2O_3 \)
3. \(BiOCl \)
4. \(Bi_2OCl \)
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Nessler's reagent is used to detect:
1. \(CrO^{2-}_4\)
2. \(PO^{3-}_4\)
3. \(MnO^{-}_4\)
4. \(NH^{+}_4\)
1. \(CrO^{2-}_4\)
2. \(PO^{3-}_4\)
3. \(MnO^{-}_4\)
4. \(NH^{+}_4\)
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A gas (X) is passed through water to form a saturated solution. The aqueous solution on treatment with silver nitrate gives a white precipitate. The saturated aqueous solution also dissolves magnesium ribbon with the evolution of a colourless gas (Y). X and Y, respectively, are:
1. \(X= CO_2,~Y=Cl_2 \)
2. \(X= Cl_2,~Y=CO_2 \)
3. \(X= Cl_2,~Y=H \)
4. \(X= H,~Y=Cl_2 \)
1. \(X= CO_2,~Y=Cl_2 \)
2. \(X= Cl_2,~Y=CO_2 \)
3. \(X= Cl_2,~Y=H \)
4. \(X= H,~Y=Cl_2 \)
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\(Cu^{2+}\) ions can be reduced to \(Cu^{+}\) ions by the addition of an aqueous solution of:
1. \(KF \)
2. \(KCl \)
3. \(KI \)
4. \(KOH \)
1. \(KF \)
2. \(KCl \)
3. \(KI \)
4. \(KOH \)
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A basic radical among the following that cannot be precipitated by
\(H_2S \) gas in the presence of \(NH_3 \) is:
1. \(Mn^{2+}\)
2. \(Ni^{2+}\)
3. \(Cd^{2+}\)
4. \(Ca^{2+}\)
\(H_2S \) gas in the presence of \(NH_3 \) is:
1. \(Mn^{2+}\)
2. \(Ni^{2+}\)
3. \(Cd^{2+}\)
4. \(Ca^{2+}\)
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A metal nitrate reacts with \(Kl \) to give a black precipitate which upon additionof excess
of \(Kl\) converts into orange colour solution. The cation of the metal nitrate is:
1. \(Hg^{2+}\)
2. \(Bi^{3+}\)
3. \(Pb^{2+}\)
4. \(Cu^+\)
of \(Kl\) converts into orange colour solution. The cation of the metal nitrate is:
1. \(Hg^{2+}\)
2. \(Bi^{3+}\)
3. \(Pb^{2+}\)
4. \(Cu^+\)
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