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Total No. of Questions : 35 (Printed Pages : 10) Maximum Marks : 70
• Hydrated ores
• Sulphide ores
• Oxide ores
• Carbonate ores
2. In a polynucleotide, the linkage which joins two nucleotides is ................ 1
• Glycosidic linkage
• Peptide linkage
• Phosphodiester linkage
• Aminoester linkage
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 6
4. A plot of log x/m v/s log p for adsorption of gas on a solid gives a straight
• n
1
•
n
• log k
• –log k
5. Chlorine containing artificial sweetner which is stable at cooking temperature
• Sucrolose
• Saccharin
• Aspartame
• Alitame
in which atoms ‘X’ are at the corners of the cube and atoms ‘Y’ are at the
• X3Y
• XY3
• XY2
• X2Y
• Halved
• Doubled
• Tripled
• Same
8. The geometry of XeOF4 is ........................................ 1
• Square planar
• Square pyramidal
• Distorted octahedral
• Pyramidal
9. Differentiate between fibrous protein and globular protein with respect to its
solubility. 1
12. Draw a neat labeled diagram for the preparation of metal sols by Bredig’s
Arc method. 1
14. Write the type of magnetism observed when the magnetic moments are
oppositely aligned and cancel out each other. Which stoichiometric defect does
not change the density of the crystal ? 2
15. Name the type of deviation and azeotrope shown by a mixture of ethanol
and acetone. 2
Write any two methods by which coagulation of lyophobic sols are carried
out. 2
Draw a neat labeled diagram of Leclanche cell used in transistors and clocks.
18. Write the names of the monomers used for preparing Nylon 6, 6 polymer.
On the basis of molecular forces, identify the class of polymer to which it
belongs. 2
19. Draw the open chain structure of D – (+) – Glucose. Write the name of vitamin
whose deficiency causes bone deformities in children. 2
20. Among the following isomeric amines select the one which shows the highest
boiling point : 2
Name a reagent which can be used to distinguish between the following pair
of compounds :
21. An aromatic compound ‘A’ with molecular formula C7H7ON undergoes a series
of reactions as shown below. Write the structures of A, B, C and D in the
following sequence of reactions : 2
22. What is lanthanoid contraction ? Write the general formula of the oxide formed
when lanthanoid burns in oxygen. 2
Or
23. Name Reaction–I and Reaction-II and identify the major product formed in
these reactions : 2
24. Identify the reagents (i) and (iii) in the following conversions : 2
25. Compound (X) reacts with magnesium in the presence of dry ether to form
2-ol.
Write the chemical reactions involved and name the compounds (X) and (Y). 2
26. Write the balanced chemical equation for the preparation of potassium
Why are Zn2+ salts colourless while Cu2+ salts are coloured ? 3
Using Valence Bond Theory (VBT), deduce the hybridization of inner orbital
Given :
Calculate e.m.f. of the cell at 298 K in which following reaction takes place.
29. Draw a neat labeled diagram of refining method used to obtain semiconductors
and other metals of very high purity.
Select the ore amongst the following in which calcination is carried out :
Zinc blende; Iron pyrites; Calamine and Copper pyrites. 3
31. Draw a neat labeled graph to represent the elevation in boiling point of a
solution on addition of non-volatile solute to a volatile solvent.
Calculate the molar mass of the substance when 12.5 g of a solute is added
to 250 g of water which elevates the boiling point to 0.50 K.
Or
Or
I2 2HI
34. With respect to group 16 elements write the general trend in ionization enthalpy
with reason.
A gas ‘X’ is produced as a byproduct during roasting of iron pyrites. The gas
‘X’ is also used in the manufacture of sulphuric acid by contact process. Identify
gas ‘X’.
With respect to group 17 elements write the general trend in electron gain
Chlorine water on standing loses its yellow colour due to formation of HCl
and an acid (Y). An acid (Y) gives nascent oxygen which is responsible for
35. Predict the structure and name of the compounds P, Q, R, and S in the following
reactions : 4
Or
Predict the structure and name of the compounds K, L, M and N in the following
reactions :
+
‘K’