Top 1000+ Solved Chemistry MCQ Questions Answer

From 1021 to 1035 of 1421

Q. Which of the following is not a chemical reaction?

a. Burning of paper

b. Digestion of food

c. Conversion of water into steam

d. Burning of coal

  • c. Conversion of water into steam

Q. Which type of fire extinguisher is used for petroleum fire?

a. Foam type

b. Soda acid type

c. Powder type

d. None of these

  • a. Foam type

Q. The function of skimming tank in sewage treatment is to remove –

a. oil and fatty substances

b. suspended solids

c. gritty substances

d. inorganic substances

  • a. oil and fatty substances

Q. Who discovered Oxygen?

a. Carl Scheele

b. Hooke

c. Heisenberg

d. Williams

  • a. Carl Scheele

Q. Which one among the following is used as a moderator in nuclear reactors?

a. Ozone

b. Heavy hydrogen

c. Hydrogen peroxide

d. Heavy water

  • d. Heavy water

Q. Which one of the following is used as preservative for foodstuff?

a. Sodium Benzoate

b. Picric acid

c. Glycerine

d. Sodium Chloride

  • a. Sodium Benzoate

Q. The element with highest first ionization energy is -

a. hydrogen

b. helium

c. lithium

d. sodium

  • b. helium

Q. The chief source of naphthalene is –

a. Coal-tear

b. Diesel

c. Charcoal

d. Camphor

  • a. Coal-tear

Q. KMnO4 can be used as a/an -

a. insecticide

b. fertiliser

c. pesticide

d. disinfectant

  • d. disinfectant

Q. Seaweeds are important source of –

a. fluorine

b. chlorine

c. bromine

d. iodine

  • d. iodine

Q. The resources which can be used continuously, year-after-year are called –

a. Biotic

b. Abiotic

c. Non-renewable

d. Renewable

  • d. Renewable

Q. Match sticks are made of -

a. Red phosphorus

b. blue phosphorus

c. led nitrate

d. None

  • a. Red phosphorus

Q. Newlands' table, the elements were placed with the halogens -

a. Mn and As

b. Fe and Se

c. Ce and La

d. Co and Ni

  • d. Co and Ni

Q. Iron rusts quickly in –

a. Rain water

b. Sea water

c. Distilled water

d. River water

  • b. Sea water

Q. Aerated water contains –

a. SO2

b. NO2

c. NO2

d. CO2

  • d. CO2
Subscribe Now

Get All Updates & News