CHEMICAL BOND
1. | Valency of an element indicates |
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1) | Combining capacity with hydrogen |
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2) | Acidity |
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3) | Number of valence electrons |
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4) | None |
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2. | Between Atoms of a molecule there exists |
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1) Only attractive forces |
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2) Only repulsive forces |
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3) Both attractive and repulsive forces |
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4) Neither attractive nor repulsive forc | s |
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3. | When two atoms of chlorine combine to form one molecule of chlorine gas, |
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| the energy of the molecule is |
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1) | Greater than that of separate atoms |
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2) | Equal to that of | ep r te atoms |
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3) | Lo er than that of separate atoms |
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4) | None of these |
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4. | Most energetic species among the following is |
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1) | H |
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| 2) Ne | 3) F | 4) F |
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5. | During, bond formation potential energy of the system |
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1. | Increases 2. Decreases 3. Remains the same | 4.Cannot be predicted |
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| 6. | HH H2 this is an example for |
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| 1. | Endothermic reaction | 2. Exothermic reaction |
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| 3. | Either exothermic or endothermic | 4. Neither exothermic nor endothermic |
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| 7. | Duplet configuration is not found in |
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| 1. | Hydride ion |
| 2. Hydrogen molecule |
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| 3. | Lithium cation | 4. Be3+ |
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| 8. | In a short period as the atomic number increases, the valen y of elements |
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| with respect to Hydrogen |
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| 1. Decreases |
| 2. Rema ns c nstant |
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| 3. First increases and then decreases | 4. Incre ses |
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| 9. The element showing highest valency with respe t to oxygen is |
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| 1. Sodium |
| 2. Aluminium |
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| 3. Chlorine |
| 4. Sulphur |
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10.The number of valency electrons and the valency with respect to hydrogen are equal for
| 1. | Sulphur |
| 2. | Silicon |
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| 3. | Phosphorus |
| 4. | Chlorine |
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