When common salt is dissolved in water from Chemistry JEE Year 2

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Chemistry

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51.

When common salt is dissolved in water

  • the melting point of the solution increases

  • the boiling point of the solution increases

  • the boiling point of the solution decreases

  • both the melting and bolling point of the solution decrease


B.

the boiling point of the solution increases

Common salt (NaCl) is an electrolyte. Thus, increases the boiling point or decreases the melting point when, dissolved in water.


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52.

Which of the following is an intrinsic colloid ?

  • Glue

  • Arsenic sulphide

  • Gold

  • All of these


53.

The formula of haematite is

  • Fe3O4

  • Fe2O3

  • FeCO3

  • FeS2


54.

Coagulation is not done by

  • persistant dialysis

  • boiling

  • electrophoresis

  • peptisation


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55.

Hypo is used in photography due to its

  • reaction with light

  • reducing property

  • oxidising property

  • complex forming nature


56.

Transitional metal ions have an ability of complex formation. They have this tendency due to

  • catalytic property

  • high enthalpy of atomisation

  • high nuclear charge

  • All of the above


57.

The number of octahedral sites per sphere in a fcc structure is

  • 1

  • 2

  • 4

  • 8


58.

The method which is used to measure the osmotic pressure of a solution quickly and accurately is

  • Berkeley-Hartley's method

  • de varies method

  • Pfeffer's method

  • All of the above


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59.

When acetone is treated with dilute alkali, the product obtained is

  • mesitylene

  • mesityl oxide

  • paraldehyde

  • phorone


60.

Which of the following monomers, gives synthetic rubber on polymerisation ?

  • CH2=CHCl

  • CCl2=CCl2

  • CH2=C(CH3)-CH=CH2

  • CH2=CCl-CH=CH2


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