Classification of element and periodicity in properties
A 31 B 35
C 53 D 30
A Ca,Sr,Na B Li,Na,Ba
C Li,Na,K D Cl,Br,F
A Calicum Medal B Nobel Medel
C None of these D Davy Medal
eka-Silicon (Note eka means next)
A Germanium and Gallium B Silicon and Phosphorus
C Boron and Carbon D Gallium and Germanium
A Henry Moseley B Mendeleev
C Bohr D Doberenier
A None B Atomic Number
C Atomic mass D Gram Atomic mass
called as………………….
A Period and Group B Group and Period
C Series and Group D Group and Series
A International union of pure and applied
chemical industry B International union of pure and applied
C National union of pure chemistry D International union of pure and applied
chemistry
A 2 8 8 18 18 32 B 2 6 8 18 32 32
C 2 8 8 18 32 32 D 32 18 18 8 8 2
A 14 &15 B 16 & 15
C 3 & 5 D 15 & 14
A Tungsten B Zinc
C Technetium D Hydrogen
A Element have atomic number 103 B Dubnium
C None D Element have atomic number 104 and
IUPAC official name is ratherfordium
A UN uncardium B Ununqudium
C Unnilpentium D Ununpentium
A ns2np3 B ns2np5
C ns2np6 D ns2np6
A Transition element B Inner transition element
C Mainn group element
A None of these B Halogen
C Alkali metal D Alkaline earth metal
A [Kr]5s2 5p5 B [Xe]5s2 5p5
C [Kr]6s2 6p5 D [Kr] 4s2 4p5
A 37,49,31,54,51 B 51,54,49,37,19
C 49,37,31,54,51 D 51,54,32,49,37
i.e metal ,nonmetal & metalloids
A f B S
C d D P
A It’s last electron enter into s orbital B It belongs to 18 group elements
C None of these D It does not have p orbitals
A Hydrogen B Oxygen
C Lithium D Helium
A they have Oxygen and sulphur B Most of the minerals are found in the form
their oxides or sulphide
C they are found on earth crust D Because they are minerals
A fluorine have inter electronic repulsion
due to small size B fluorine have large size than chlorine
C Chlorine have vacant d orbitals D chlorine have greater inter electronic
repulsion than fluorine
A Number of neutron B Same number of electron
C None of these D Same number of proton
A Xenon B Rubidium
C Iodine D Caesium
A Nitrogen B Flourine
C Caesium D Chlorine
A Decreases & decreases B Increases & increases
C Increases & decreases D Decreases & increases
A Fluorine is most electronegative B
They have ns2 np5 electronic
configuration due to which they need only
one electron to acquire noble gas
configuration
C they have 7 electron in their outermost
shell D They are called as halogens
A Both Al2O3 and ZnO B Al2O3
C ZnO D None of these
A N2O B NO2
C N2O5 D NO
A SiCl2 B SiCl5
C SiCl4 D SiCl3
A 3 and 5 B Zero and eight
C One And seven D 2 and 6
A None of these B Because Phosphorus have vacant d orbital
C Because nitrogen have vacant d orbitals D Because chlorine do not have vacant d
orbital
A Amphoteric in nature B Neutral in nature
C Acidic in nature D Basic in nature
A They are inert B They have d orbitals
C They have stable electronic configuration D None of these