Top 1000+ Solved Chemistry MCQ Questions Answer

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Q. Which of the following is a mono- atomic gas?

a. Oxygen

b. Neon

c. Nitrogen

d. Fluorine

  • b. Neon

Q. Among the following, which is always found in free-state in nature?

a. Gold

b. Silver

c. Sodium

d. Copper

  • a. Gold

Q. In a nuclear reactor the material use for absorbing neutrons is –

a. zinc

b. radium

c. lead

d. cadmium

  • d. cadmium

Q. Solder metal is an alloy of –

a. lead and tin

b. lead and antimony

c. copper and zinc

d. copper and tin

  • a. lead and tin

Q. Ozone depletion in the atmosphere is mainly caused by -

a. sulphur dioxide

b. nitrogen dioxide

c. hydrogen sulphide

d. chlorofluorocarbon

  • d. chlorofluorocarbon

Q. All noble gases are -

a. Colourless

b. Odourless

c. Colourless and Odourless

d. Light blue

  • c. Colourless and Odourless

Q. Which halide is used in making sensitive emulsion on photographic film?

a. Sodium chloride

b. Silver bromide

c. Silver iodide

d. Silver chloride

  • b. Silver bromide

Q. Among the following the hardest metal is –

a. Gold

b. Iron

c. Platinum

d. Tungsten

  • d. Tungsten

Q. Hardest allotrope of carbon is -

a. diamond

b. graphite

c. coke

d. lamp black

  • a. diamond

Q. The depletion of ozone layer is due to -

a. chloro fluoro carbon

b. carbon dioxide

c. sulphur dioxide

d. ethane

  • a. chloro fluoro carbon

Q. Sodium bicarbonate is commercially known as –

a. Washing soda

b. Baking soda

c. Caustic soda

d. Soda lime

  • b. Baking soda

Q. Coal is formed from –

a. crude oil

b. deposit of animal waste

c. coke

d. compressed and hardened biomass

  • d. compressed and hardened biomass

Q. An example of semiconductor is -

a. German silver

b. Germanium

c. Phosphorous

d. Arsenic

  • b. Germanium

Q. Non-stick kitchenwares are coated with

a. PVC

b. Graphite

c. Teflon

d. Silicon

  • c. Teflon

Q. ‘Freon' used as refrigerants is chemically known as -

a. chlorinated hydrocarbon

b. fluorinated hydrocarbon

c. chlorofluoro hydrocarbon

d. fluorinated aromatic compound

  • c. chlorofluoro hydrocarbon
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