1. Name a metal used for wrapping
chocolates and food stuff.
Ans. Aluminium is used for wrapping
chocolates and food stuff.
2. Which chemical process is used for
obtaining a metal from its oxide?
Ans. A chemical process reduction is used
fro obtaining a metal from its oxide.
3. From which ore is aluminium
extracted?
Ans.
Aluminium is extracted from bauxite (Al2O3. 2H2O)
4. Name the reducing agent which reduces
the iron ore in the blast furnace.
Ans. Carbon monoxide reduces the iron ore
in the blast furnace.
5. Name the nonmetal used as an
electrode in an electrolytic cell.
Ans. Carbon, in the form of graphite is
used as an electrode in an electrolytic cell.
6. Name the allotropes of sulphur.
Ans. Rhombic sulphur and monoclinic sulphur
are allotropes of sulphur.
7. What does ammonia fountain experiment
demonstrate?
Ans. Ammonia fountain experiment
demonstrate the following
- Ammonia gas is highly soluble in water.
- It is basic in nature.
8. Name the main alloy of iron.
Ans. Steel is the main alloy of iron.
9. Name the main alloy of Aluminium.
Ans. Duralumin is the main alloy of
Aluminium.
10. Name the most stable allotrope of
sulphur at ordinary temperature.
Ans. Rhombic sulphur is the most stable
allotrope of sulphur at ordinary temperature.
11. State the shapes of (i) Rhombic
sulphur (ii) Monoclinic sulphur.
Ans. Rhombic sulphur is octahedral shaped.
Monoclinic sulphur is needle shaped.
12. State the position of sulphur in the
periodic table.
Ans. Sulphur belongs to the VIA group i.e.
group 16 and the 3rd period of the periodic table.
13. What is the sublimate of sulphur
called?
Ans. The sublimate of sulphur is called
flower of sulphur.
14. What is milk of sulphur?
Ans. Sulphur obtained by chemical reaction
as precipitate is called milk of sulphur.
15. What are the components of gun
powder?
Ans. Gun powder contains sulphur, charcoal
and potassium nitrate.
16. Which two allotropes of sulphur are
soluble in carbon disulphide?
Ans. Rhombic sulphur and monoclinic sulphur
are two allotropes of sulphur which are soluble in carbon disulphide.
17. State the use of dry ice.
Ans. Dry ice is used as a coolant in
storage.
18. Give one test to detect the presence
of carbon dioxide.
Ans. Fresh lime water turns milky in the
presence of carbon dioxide.
19. Name the method of collection of
hydrogen sulphide gas.
Ans. Hydrogen sulphide gas is collected in
a gas jar by the upward displacement of air.
20. Name the ores of iron.
Ans. Haematite (Fe2O3),
Magnetite (Fe3O4), limonite (2Fe2O3.3H2O)
and siderite (FeCO3) are the main ores of iron.
21. How is alloy prepared?
Ans. An alloy is prepared by melting the
main metal, and then dissolving the other element in it in a specific proportion.
22. State the uses of steel?
Ans. Steels are used in Construction of
ships, vehicles, bridges etc.
23. State the uses of stainless steel.
Ans. Stainless steel is used in Utensils,
cutlery, automobile parts, surgical instruments etc.
24. State the uses of Tungsten steel.
Ans. Tungsten steel is used in High speed
cutting tools.
25. State the uses of Manganese steel.
Ans. Manganese steel is used in rock
drills.
26. State the uses of duralumin.
Ans. Duralumin is used in parts of sir of air
crafts and buses, cooker, etc.
27. Name two alloys of iron.
Ans The alloys of iron are steel, stainless
steel, tungsten steel etc.
28. Where does CO2 occur in
nature?
Ans. Carbon dioxide occurs in atmospheric
air, caves and some minerals springs.
29. How does carbon dioxide released in
the atmosphere?
Ans. Carbon dioxide is released in the
atmosphere through burning of fuel, natural gases, respiration and
fermentation.
30. How does carbon dioxide gas is
collected?
Ans. Carbon dioxide gas is collected in a
gas jar by the upward displacement of air.
31. Name the main ores of aluminium.
Ans. Bauxite (Al2O3.2H2O)
and Cryolite (AlF3.3NaF) are the main ores of aluminium.