FPSC Chemistry paper ( 5-10-2020)

a. dE = -q + PV
b. dE = q + w
c. dE = q – w
d. none

b. dE = q + w

a. System and surrounding remain in equilibrium
b. System and surrounding exchange into each other
c. When there is no boundary between system and surrounding
d. none

a. System and surrounding remain in equilibrium

a. Atomic fission
b. Atomic fusion
c. Radioactivity
d. None

a. Atomic fission

a. Sodium nitrate
b. Sodium carbonate
c. Sodium bicarbonate
d. None

c. Sodium bicarbonate

a. ionic bond
b. covalent bond
c. coordinate covalent bond
d. none

c. coordinate covalent bond

a. Phosphorous(V)oxide
b. sulphur(IV) oxide
c. chlorine (I) oxide
d. None

a. Phosphorous(V)oxide

a. HCO3-1
b. CN
c. SO42-
d. none

a. HCO3-1

a. lower the pH
b. raise the pH
c. no effect on the pH
d. first increase then decrease

a. lower the pH

a. positive
b. negative
c. zero
d. none

c. zero

a. NaNO3
b. NH4Cl
c. NaNO2
d. none

a. NaNO3

a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4

c. 3

a. 5.6
b. 7
c. 8.4
d. 4

c. 8.4

a. 1
b. 2
c. 4
d. 3

a. 1

a. Copper + zinc
b. Copper + tin
c. Copper + lead
d. none

a. Copper + zinc

a. Zn/HCl
b. LiAlH4
c. H2/Ni
d. None

b. LiAlH4

a. crystalline
b. dense liquid
c. super cooled
d. none

c. super cooled

a. low molecular weight
b. High viscosity
c. high molecular weight
d. none

a. low molecular weight

a. 285 kJ/mol
b. 850 kJ/mol
c. 1320 kJ/mol
d. none

c. 1320 kJ/mol

a. 2.7
b. 4
c. 3.7
d. none

c. 3.7

a. increase with light frequency
b. independent of intensity of light
c. depends on the frequency of incident light
d. all of above

d. all of above

a. m = 2l +1
b. m = 2l -1
c. m= 2l/2 +1
d. none

a. m = 2l +1

a. SnCl2
b. CO
c. N2O
d. None

a. SnCl2

a. 1 0 2
b. 2 0 1
c. 0 1 1
d. none

a. 1 0 2

a. clorobenzene
b. bromobenzene
c. florobenzene
d. none

c. florobenzene

a. protein
b. Nylon 6,6
c. Dimethyl formamide
d. all

d. all

a. Schrodinger equation
b. Bohr model
c. Rutherford model
d. none

a. Schrodinger equation

a. gamma rays on foil
b. beta rays on foil
c. alpha rays on foil
d. none

c. alpha rays on foil

a. electronegativity
b. lattice energy
c. shape of molecule
d. none

b. lattice energy

a. zero order
b. first order
c. second order
d. none

b. first order

a. beta-gamma unsaturated aldehyde
b. alpha-beta unsaturated aldehyde
c. 1,6-hexandial
d. none

b. alpha-beta unsaturated aldehyde

a. K+ ion mobility is greater than NO3-
b. NO3- ion mobility is greater than K+
c. both ions have same mobility
d. cannot be used as a salt bridge

c. both ions have same mobility

a. Ms-1
b. s-1
c. M-1s-1
d. none

b. s-1

a. 0.714
b. 0.942
c. 0.249
d. none

a. 0.714

a. F2
b. Cl2
c. N2
d. none

b. Cl2

a. They can attack negative charge
b. They can be rearranged to form stable carbocation
c. It can eliminate an H+ to form an olefin
d. None

d. None

a. 1.59V
b. -1.59V
c. 1.14V
d. None

c. 1.14V

a. natural rubber
b. polyethene
c. dacron
d. none

b. polyethene

a. 0.8atm
b. 0.4atm
c. 0.2atm
d. none

b. 0.4atm

a. aaa
b. aaa
c. aaa
d. aaa

d. aaa