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

a. zero

a. temperature
b. pressure
c. concentration of both solute and solvent
d. none

b. pressure

a. E =h2/32ma2
b. E = 0
c. E =h2/8ma2
d. none

c. E =h2/8ma2

a. cis-butene
b. trans-butene
c. cis-1,2-dimethyl cyclopropane
d. trans-1,2-dimethyl cyclopropane

e- both c and d

e- both c and d

a. solution
b. suspension
c. colloids
d. none

c. colloids

a. solid
b. liquid
c. gas
d. none

c. gas

a. lyman
b. balmer
c. paschen
d. bracket

b. balmer

a. PVC
b. polyethene
c. polystyrene
d. none

a. PVC

a. zero
b. first
c. second
d. third

a. zero

a. s
b. p
c. d
d. f

b. p

a. Pt electrode
b. Zn electrode
c. Cu electrode
d. None

a. Pt electrode

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

b. negative

a. conservation of energy
b. conservation of mass
c. conservation of momentum
d. none

a. conservation of energy

a. 0 Dq
b. 8 Dq
c. 10 Dq
d. none

c. 10 Dq

a. 0.1
b. 1.0
c. 0.5
d. none

a. 0.1

a. So2 and O2 side
b. SO3 side
c. no effect
d. none

b. SO3 side

a. temperature
b. pressure
c. stichiometry
d. none

c. stichiometry

a. Temperature
b. Pressure
c. Catalyst
d. None

c. Catalyst

a. polystyrene
b. polyethylene
c. teflon
d. none of these

a. polystyrene

a. NaCl solution
b. Solid lead
c. Graphite
d. None

c. Graphite

a. simultaneously bond breaking and bond formation
b. bond breakage in one step and formation in other
c. only bond breakage is involved
d. none

a. simultaneously bond breaking and bond formation

a. step growth polymerization
b. addition polymerization
c. condensation polymerization
d. none

b. addition polymerization

a. concentration of nucleophile only
b. concentration of electrophile only
c. both the concentration of nucleophile and electrophile
d. none

c. both the concentration of nucleophile and electrophile

a. 14.8M
b. 0.14M
c. 1.41M
d. none

a. 14.8M

a. -45
b. 100
c. 60
d. none

a. -45

a. concentration gradient of solvent
b. concentration gradient of solute
c. concentration gradient of solute and solvent
d. none

a. concentration gradient of solvent

a. ring closing reaction
b. coupling reaction
c. FC alkylation
d. none

a. ring closing reaction

a. hydrolysis of ester
b. ozonolysis of alkene
c. electrophilic substitution
d. none

d. none

a. CH4
b. C2H6
c. C4H10
d. none

c. C4H10

a. oxidation
b. reduction
c. acetylation
d. none

c. acetylation

a. CH3COOH
b. CH3CHO
c. CH3OCH3
d. none

b. CH3CHO

a. NaBH4
b. LiAlH4
c. HI/P
d.none

b. LiAlH4

a. Zn 2+
b. Cu
c. Cu 2+
d. Zn

c. Cu 2+

a. Na is formed at cathode
b. H2 is liberated from water
c. Cl2 liberated at anode
d. none

a. Na is formed at cathode

a. 900
b. 109.5o
c. 1200
d. none

d. none

a. K3[Fe(C2O4)3]
b. Na3[Fe(CN4)6]
c. [NiCl4]
d. none

c. [NiCl4]

a. 5s
b. 10s
c. 0.5s
d. none

d. none

a. 1st order
b. 2nd order
c. Zero order
d. none

a. 1st order

a. CH4
b. NH3
c. H2O
d. None

c. H2O

a. pyramidal
b. tetrahedral
c. linear
d. planar

b. tetrahedral

a. octahedral
b. tetrahedral
c. square pyramidal
d. none

a. octahedral

a. octahedral
b. square pyramidal
c.tetrahedral
d. none

a. octahedral

a. volume of gas particles
b. Pressure of gas container
c. Attraction and repulsion between gas particles
d. none

c. Attraction and repulsion between gas particles

a. e2/4 pie er2
b. e2/ er2
c. e/4 er2
d. none

a. e2/4 pie er2

a. Li
b. Be
c. B
d. none

a. Li