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121.

At T (K), 100 L of dry oxygen is present in a sealed container. It is subjected to silent electric discharge, till the volumes of oxygen and ozone become equal. What is the volume (in litres) of ozone formed at T (K) ?

  • 50

  • 60

  • 30

  • 40


122.

Bhopal gas tragedy of 1984 was caused by

  • carbon monoxide

  • phosgene

  • methyl cyanate

  • methyl isocyanate


123.

Among the following compounds, which one is not responsible for depletion of ozone layer?

  • CH4

  • CFCl3

  • NO

  • Cl2


124.

The chemical entities present in thermosphere of the atmosphere are

  • O2+, O+, NO+

  • O3

  • N2, O2, CO2, H2O

  • O3, O2+, O2


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125.

The acceptable level of carbon monoxide gas (CO) in the atmosphere in ppm level is

  • 9

  • 250

  • 49

  • 850


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126.

Which air pollutant is responsible for Bhopal gas tragedy?

  • PIC

  • CFC

  • MIC

  • CO


C.

MIC

Methyl isocyanate (MIC) gas is responsible for Bhopal gas tragedy in 1984. Methyl isocyanide reacts with O3 on HgO to form methyl isocyanate.


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127.

The pair of gases responsible for acid rain are

  • H2, O3

  • CH4, O3

  • NO2, SO2

  • CO, CH4


128.

Cataract and skin cancer are caused by

  • depletion of nitric oxide

  • depletion of ozone layer

  • increase in methane

  • depletion of nitrous oxide


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129.

On the top of mountain, water boils at

  • high temperature

  • same temperature

  • high pressure

  • low temperature


130.

What are X and Y in the following reaction?

CF2Cl2 UV X + Y

  • CF2Cl, Cl

  • C2F4, Cl2

  • CFCl2, F

  • CCl2, F2


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