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#1. Which of the Following Solutions Has the Highest Boiling Point?

18.0% Solution Of Glucose

18.0% Solution Of Glucose

All Have Same Boiling Point

All Have Same Boiling Point

6.0% Solution Of Urea

6.0% Solution Of Urea

5.85% Solution Of NaCl

5.85% Solution Of NaCl

#2. Two Solutions Of NaCl And KCl Are Prepared Separately By Dissolving Same Amount Of The Solute In Water. Which of The Following Statements Is True For These Solutions:

KCl And NaCl Solutions Possess Same Vapour Pressure

KCl And NaCl Solutions Possess Same Vapour Pressure

KCl Solution Will Have Higher Boiling Point than NaCl Solution

KCl Solution Will Have Higher Boiling Point than NaCl Solution

Both The Solutions Have Same Boiling Point

Both The Solutions Have Same Boiling Point

None of Above

None of Above

#3. Molarity of Pure Water Is:

55.5

55.5

1

1

18

18

6

6

#4. The Molar Boiling Point Constant Is The Ratio Of The Elevation In Boiling Point To:

Less Than That Of Water

Less Than That Of Water

Molality

Molality

Molarity

Molarity

Mole Fraction Of Solvent

Mole Fraction Of Solvent

#5. An Aqueous Solution Of Methanol In Water Has Vapour Pressure:

Equation To That Of Methanol

Equation To That Of Methanol

More Than That Of Water

More Than That Of Water

Equal To That Of Water

Equal To That Of Water

Less Than That Of Water

Less Than That Of Water

#6. An Azeotropic Mixture Of Two Liquids Boils At A Lower Temperature Than Either Of Them When:

It Is Metastable

It Is Metastable

It Is Saturated

It Is Saturated

It Shows Positive Deviation From Raoult’s Law

It Shows Positive Deviation From Raoult’s Law

It Shows Negative Deviation From Raoult’s Law

It Shows Negative Deviation From Raoult’s Law

#7. In Azeotropic Mixture Showing Positive Deviation from Raoult’s Law, The Volume of Mixture Is:

None Of These

None Of These

Slightly More Than The Total Volume Of Components

Slightly More Than The Total Volume Of Components

Slightly Less Than The Total Volume Of The Component

Slightly Less Than The Total Volume Of The Component

Equal To The Total Volume Of The Components

Equal To The Total Volume Of The Components

#8. A Solution Of Glucose Is 10%. The Volume in Which 1 Mole Of It Is Dissolved Will Be:

1.8 dm3

1.8 dm3

200 cm3

200 cm3

900 cm3

900 cm3

1.0 dm3

1.0 dm3

#9. Colligative Properties Are the Properties Of:

Dilute Solutions Which Behave As Nearly Ideal Solutions

Dilute Solutions Which Behave As Nearly Ideal Solutions

Neither (I) nor (II)

Neither (I) nor (II)

Concentrated Solutions Which Behave As Nearly Non–Ideal Solutions

Concentrated Solutions Which Behave As Nearly Non–Ideal Solutions

Both (I) and (II)

Both (I) and (II)

#10. The Freezing Mixture Used In Ice Cream Machine Consists Of Ice And:

KNO3

KNO3

Both A & C

Both A & C

CaCl2

CaCl2

NaCl

NaCl

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