FUNDAMENTAL CHEMISTRY AND LIFE (MCQs)

The symbol used for “Silver” is:

  • (A) Hg
  • (B) Fe
  • (C) Na
  • (D) Ag
Check Answer
  • (D) Ag

Which of the following is used for silvering of mirrors?

  • (A) Pitchblende
  • (B) Silver nitrate
  • (C) Silver oxide
  • (D) Zinc nitrate
Check Answer
  • (B) Silver nitrate

Raw materials used for manufacturing of glass are:

  • (A) Sand, Soda and Limestone
  • (B) Sand, Charcoal and Soda
  • (C) Sand, Sulfur and Soda
  • (D) Limestone, Charcoal and Sulfur
Check Answer
  • (A) Sand, Soda and Limestone

Which of the following is the best conductor of heat?

  • (A) Mercury
  • (B) Water
  • (C) Leather
  • (D) Benzene
Check Answer
  • (A) Mercury

The coil in an electric heater is made up of:

  • (A) Iron
  • (B) Copper
  • (C) Nichrome
  • (D) Tungsten
Check Answer
  • (C) Nichrome

Which one of the following does not wet the walls of glass vessel in which it is kept?

  • (A) Water
  • (B) Alcohol
  • (C) Mercury
  • (D) Lithium
Check Answer
  • (C) Mercury

The symbol used for “Mercury” is:

  • (A) Fe
  • (B) Hg
  • (C) Na
  • (D) Au
Check Answer
  • (B) Hg

The substance coated on plastic tape-recorder tapes is:

  • (A) Zinc oxide
  • (B) Iron oxide
  • (C) Iron sulfate
  • (D) Manganese oxide
Check Answer
  • (B) Iron oxide

Which of the following substances is widely used as inhalation anesthetic?

  • (A) Ammonia
  • (B) Nitrogen Oxide
  • (C) Nitrogen
  • (D) Nitrogen peroxide
Check Answer
  • (B) Nitrogen Oxide

Ornamental gold contains:

  • (A) Copper
  • (B) Tin
  • (C) Silver
  • (D) Manganese
Check Answer
  • (A) Copper

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