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This document is a chemistry test for 1st-year students, covering various topics such as atomic structure, quantum numbers, and atomic models. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answer questions, and a derivation problem related to the radius of the nth orbit of a hydrogen atom using Bohr's model. The total marks for the test are 45, and students have 90 minutes to complete it.

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This document is a chemistry test for 1st-year students, covering various topics such as atomic structure, quantum numbers, and atomic models. It consists of multiple-choice questions, short answer questions, and a derivation problem related to the radius of the nth orbit of a hydrogen atom using Bohr's model. The total marks for the test are 45, and students have 90 minutes to complete it.

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Test: Chemistry (Ch#5) Class: 1st Year Total Marks: 45

Name………………………… Roll. No……… Time: 90min


Q.No.1: Choose the best option followed by each question. (15)
Which one has more penetrating power?
1.
a Electron b Proton c Neutron d Proton, neutron equal
Nucleus of an atom contain
2.
a Electron b Proton c Neutron d Both proton, neutron
Which one has greater wavelength in light rays
3.
a Red b Violet c Yellow d Green
Relation b/w wavelength and energy is
4.
a Direct b Inverse c Both constant d Depend upon conditions
Which rule is applied on equal energy orbitals
5.
a Hund’s rule b Auf bau principle c Pauli Exclusion d n + ℓ rule
When value of principle quantum increase then size of orbitals
6.
a Increases b Decreases c Remain same d Much decreased
How many orientations are present of sub-orbitals (f)?
7.
a 2 b 3 c 5 d 7
How many total orientation are present in M-shell?
8.
a 3 b 8 c 9 d 18
When Beta particles emitted from any atom then mass of atom
9.
a Increases b Decreases c Remain same d Positron increases
Which one has low mass
10.
a Electron b Proton c Neutron d Hydrogen atom
Quantum number value for 2p sub shell are: n=2,l= 1 n=1,
11 n= z, l=o n=2, l=0
l=2
12 When 6d orbital is complete, the entering electron goes into: 6f 7s 7p 7d
65
13 Cu + 10 n 29Cu +X what is x: Electron Proton Beta rays Gamma rays
14 The e/m value for the positive rays is maximum for: Hydrogen Helium Oxygen Nitrogen
15 The number of neutron present+in19K is 39 18 19 20
Q. No.2: Give twelve short answers to the followings. (24)
1. What is reason of production of positive rays? 9-What is the function of Azimuthal quantum number?
2. What are defects of Rutherford atomic model? 10-Why the anode rays depend upon the nature of the gas?
3. Why the anode rays depend upon the nature of the gas? 11-Write three postulates of Bohr atomic model.
4. How atomic emission spectrum obtained? 12-What is the function of Azimuthal quantum number?
5. State Pauli’s exclusion principle and Hund’s rule? 13-Write down two defect of Bohr atomic model?
6. Why is it necessary to decrease the pressure in the discharging tube to get cathode ray? 14-Draw the shape of P- orbitals
7. Heisenberg’s uncertainty principles have no relation with Bohr’s atomic model justify it? 15-Define atomic absorption spectrum.
8. Differentiate between line and continuous spectrum.

Q.No.3 Derive the equation for the radius of nth orbit of hydrogen atom using Bohr’s model.

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