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MDCAT Chemistry Chapter 4 Liquids Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
The boiling points of the halogens
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increases down the group
decreases down the group
remains constant
can not be predicted
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Question # 2
The boiling point of glycerin at 1 atmospheric pressure is:
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290°C
390°C
190C°
210°C
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Question # 3
The boiling point of higher alkanes are greater than those of lower alkanes due to reason that
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higher alkanes have greater number of atoms
the polarizabilities of higher alkanes are greater
higher alkanes have greater hydrogen bonding
higher alkanes have zig-zag structures
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Question # 4
Dipole-dipole interaction are present in the
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atoms of the He gas
molecules of CCl4
molecules of solid iodine
molecules of :NH3
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Question # 5
The B.P. of compound is mostly raised by
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dipole-induced dipole interactions
london dispersion forces
intramolecular H-bonding
intermolecular H-bonding
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Question # 6
Ice floats on water because
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the hydrogen bonding in ice is stronger than that of in water
empty spaces are left in ice
ice has two-dimensional structure
the bond length of the oxygen and hydrogen bond is different in water and ice
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Question # 7
Point out the substance which has maximum vapour pressure at a given temperature?
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Acetone
Water
Ethanol
Acetic acid
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Question # 8
The nature of the attractive force in acetone and chloroform are
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dipole-induced dipole forces
dipole-dipole forces
ion-dipole forces
instantaneous forces
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Question # 9
Amount of heat absorbed when one mole of a solid melts into liquid form at its melting point is called:
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heat of vaporization
latent heat of fusion
molar heat of fusion
molar heat of sublimation
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Question # 10
Hydrogen bonding is not present in which of following compound?
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Ammonia
Ethanol
Ether
Water
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Question # 11
The boiling point of H2O is 100°C while that of C2H5-OH is 78.5C°. The reason is that:
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H2O molecules are small-sized
the bond angles at oxygen atom are different
C2H5-group is electron donating
the number of H-bonds are greater in H20, than C2H5-OH
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Question # 12
Saturated hydrocarbons having carbon atoms more than 20 in a molecule are solids due to
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higher densities
higher molar masses
the chain, are more zig-zag
all are correct
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Question # 13
The polarizabilities of elements mostly increase down the group due to the reason that
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the atomic numbers increase
number of protons increase
number of shells increase along with increase of shielding effect
the behaviour of the elements remain the same
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Question # 14
The weakest intermolecular forces present in a liquid may be
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Dipole-induced dipole forces
dipole-dipole forces
instantaneous forces
electrostatic forces between ions in a ionic solid
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Question # 15
Liquids evaporate at every temperature. When the temperature becomes constant for a liquid, then:
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rate of evaporation is greater than the rate of condensation
the rate of condensation is greater than the rate of evaporation
The rate of condensation and evaporation become equal
it depends upon the nature of the liquid
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Question # 16
The boiling of water may be 120°C, when the external pressure is
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greater than 760 torr
less than 760 torr
equal to 760 torr
variable
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Question # 17
The long chains of amino acids are coiled around one another into a spiral by
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ionic bond
Van der Waal's forces
hydrogen bonding
overlapping of orbitals
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