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Sunday, September 2, 2012

Why do egg shells dissolve in hydrochloric acid?

Q . Why do egg shells dissolve in hydrochloric acid?

Answer: The main component of eggshells is Calcium carbonate, which reacts with hydrochloric acid to produce Carbon dioxide, Water, calcium chloride, and heat.


Q .Why is glass or chinaware packed with straw?

Answer The straw can be compressed easily and absorbs shocks therefore any sudden force will not cause the breakage of the glass or chinaware 


Q . Why does temperature remain constant during phase change?

Answer:The energy is all being used to change the state of the substance (ordering the molcules) instead of increasing the temperature.
In the change of state, all the heat is consumed by the system for rearranging its molecules. Nothing is left for the first part ie for changing the Internal energy of the system, which is a function of Temperature -
Q = Change in IE + Mechanical Work => c . f(T) + W where c = a constant and is = mCv dT 
Hence the temperature does not change. This process is known as Isothermal Change.
in case of Perfect gases.

Q. Prove that if a body is thrown vertically upward, the time of ascent is equal to the time of descent.

Answer: Answer: Time of ascent be t seconds and the object be thrown with an initial velocity be u m/s.
V2 – u2    = -2gh
02 - u2    = - 2gh
u2    =  2gh ----(i)
Also,
t1 = (v-u)/-g
t1 = (0-u)/-g
t1 = u/g  --------------(ii)
Descent:
Time of descent be t ' seconds and the object final velocity be v m/s. The distance covered will be the same as when the object is thrown upwards.
V2 – u2    = -2gh
v2  - 02    = - 2gh
v2    =   2gh ----(iii)
Also,
t2 = (v-0)/g
t2 = (v -0)/g
t2 = v/g --------------(iv)

From equation (i) and (iii) we can see that u = v. -----(v)
Also, From equation (ii) ,(iv) and (v) we can see that
t1 = t2 , that is, time of ascent is equal to time of descent

Sunday, August 12, 2012

9th Chemistry : MCQ Is Matter around us pure Practical based Guess Questions

9th  Chemistry : MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION ON PRACTICLE SKILLS
EXPERIMENT NO –2
1. Which one of the following is an example of heterogeneous mixture
a. NaCl + water                                               b. kerosene + water
c. sugar + water                                   d. alum + water
2. Which one of the following is a mixture of two elements
a. iron fillings + sulphur powder         b. sugar + common salt 
 c. water +milk                                                d. air
3. Which one is not the property of a mixture
a. heterogeneous                                 b. variable composition
 c . constant composition                    d. none of these
4.Correct method of separating iron fillings from sulphur powder
a. heating in china dish                       b. heating in boiling tube
c. heating in water                               d. moving magnet
5. In the formation of which one a large quantity of heat is involved
a. compound                                       b. colloid
c. true solution                                                d. each one     
6. When a magnet is moved through of iron fillings and sulphur powder , then
a. iron fillings will cling to magnet     b. black mass is produced
c. sulphur will cling to magnet            d. none of these
7.When a mixture of iron fillings is heated with sulphur powder
a. nothing happens                              b. black mass is formed
c. yellow mass is formed                     d. white mass is formed
8. which one is a mixture
a. salad of fruits                                  b. air
c. sea water                                         d. all of the above
9. Name the process of conversion of solid to vapor
a. evaporation                                      b. fusion
c. distillation                                       d. sublimation
10.Which one of the following is a pure substance
a.milk                                                  b.cold drink
c .carbon d oxide                                d. brass
11.What is observed when iron fillings and sulphur powder is heated in a china dish
a. sulphur melts                                   b. iron melts
c. mixture evaporates                          d.. yellow mass is formed
12. Mixture is always –
a. homogenous                                                b. heterogeneous
c. homogenous or heterogeneous        d. none of these
13. Compound is always –
a. homogenous                                                b. heterogeneous
c. homogenous or heterogeneous        d. none of these
14..Which of the following is a compound
a. blood                                               b. air
c. soil                                                   d. water
15.On heating iron and sulphur in a china dish
a. mixture is formed                            b. compound is formed
c. both are formed                               d. no change

MCQ 9th Questions on Practical Skills Experiment No.--1 Chemistry: Is Matter around us Pure

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION ON PRACTICLE SKILLS EXPERIMENT NO --1
1. Which one of the following does not form true solution in water
a. common salt b. alum c. albumin d. cane sugar
2. Which one of the following forms a colloid in water
a . common salt b. alum c. albumin d. cane sugar
3.. Which one of the following forms a colloid in water
a. soil b. sand c. chalk powder d .none of these
4. Which one of the following is highly soluble in water
a. common salt b. potash alum c. cane sugar d. starch
5. Which one of the following does not form true solution in water at room temperature
(a) common salt b. alum c. albumin d. cane sugar
6. . Which one of the following is least soluble in water
a. common salt b. potash alum c. cane sugar d. starch
7.Which one of the following can be separated by filtration
a. common salt and water b. sugar and water
c. soil and water d. starch and water
8. In which one of the following the particle size is in the range of 0.1 nm to 1.0 nm
a. true solution b . suspension c. colloid d. none of these
9. .. Which one of the following forms a colloid in water
a. sugar b. sand c. chalk powder d. none of these
10.Tyndall effect is observed in which one of the following
a. true solution b . suspension c. colloid d. none of these
11.Sedimention does not take place in which one of the following
a. common salt and water b. sugar and water
c. soil and water d. starch and water
12.Which one will boil at a constant temperature ?
a. true solution b. colloid c. compound d. each one ..
13.Which represents a constant composition
a. true solution b. colloid c. suspension d.. none of these

Sunday, August 5, 2012

Separation of Mixture:IX Ch:Is matter around us pure

Separation of coloured components (due) from blue black ink:
The process of evaporation is suitable for the separation of non-volatile soluble solid (dye) from its liquid solvent (water).
We Pour about 5 cc of the ink into the china dish and Place a china dish on the sand bath. In a few minutes the water evaporates leaving behind dry blue black ink.
Evaporation process is applicable to separate mixture :
1)     Common salt and water
2)     Sodium nitrate and water
3)     Copper sulphate and water
Centrifugation (a very fine suspension or a colloidal solution)
By spinning  the liquid at a very high speed the heavier particles are forced towards the bottom of liquid and the lighter stay at the top.
Applications of centrifugation:
1)     It is employed in milk dairies to separate cream from the milk.
2)     It is employed in diagnostic laboratories in testing urine samples.
3)     It is employed in blood banks to separate different constituents of blood.
4)     It is used in drying machines to squeeze out water from the wet clothes.
Separation of mixture of two immiscible liquids By using Separating Funnel if there is the difference in densities
We allow the mixture to stand for half an hour or more in Separating Funnel. Place a conical flask or a beaker under the nozzle of the separating funnel and turn the tap gently so that the water trickles in the flask or the beaker drop by drop. Once the water is drained out, close the tap.
1)     Benzene from Benzene and water
2)     Kerosene oil from Kerosene oil and water
3)     Water from Chloroform and water
4)     stag (a waste material) form the molten metals during their extraction.
Sublimation
This method is used in the separation of such solid-solid mixtures where one of the components sublimes on heating only if the components of the mixture do not react chemically on heating.
The changing of slid directly into vapours on heating and of vapours into directly solid on cooling is known as sublimation.
Solid-Solid Mixture
Sublimable Solid
Common salt and ammonium chloride
Ammonium chloride                                     
Sand and iodine
Iodine
Common salt and iodine
Iodine
Sodium sulphate and benzoic acid
Benzoic acid
Iron fillings and naphthalene
Naphthalene
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