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INORGANIC CHEMISTRY

Inorganic Chemistry Challenge

Test your knowledge of inorganic chemistry with this engaging quiz! From the properties of gases to reaction mechanisms, this quiz covers a wide range of topics that will challenge your understanding of the subject.

Whether you are a student or a chemistry enthusiast, you can enhance your learning with these questions:

Identify gases by their distinct smells
Understand key chemical reactions
Learn about various inorganic compounds

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by ExploringAtoms42

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WHICH GAS HA ROTTEN FISH SMELL ?

HYDROGEN SULPHIDE

PHOSPHINE

SULPHUR DI OXIDE

WHICH IS BEST FOR FROTH FLOATATION METHOD ?

BAUXITE

MALACHITE

HAEMATITE

GALENA

WHAT DO YOU GET WHEN YOU TREAT CHLORINE GAS WITH SODIUM HYDROXIDE(CONC) ?

SODIUM CHLORIDE

SODUM HYPOCHLORITE

SODIUM CHLORATE

WATER

IN REACTION OF IODINE GAS WITH NaX ( X=HALOGEN) ... WHICH COMPOUND CAN BE DISPLACED BY Iodine ?

NaCl

NaBr

NaF

None

AT WHAT TEMPEREATURE ALPHA SULPHUR IS STABLE ?

>369K

<369K

NONE

Which gas do you get when you treat copper with dilute nitric acid ?

NO2

N20

N2O4

Which gas do you get when you treat zinc with dilute nitric acid ?

NO2

N2O

N204

Which gas do you get when you treat copper with conc. Nitric acid ?

NO2

N20

N2O4

Deacon's process is used in manufacture of ___

SULPHURIC ACID

AMMONIA

CHLORINE

PHOSPHINE

WHAT IS FORMED WHEN PHOSPINE IS COLLECTED OVER WATER ?

WHITE PPT

YELLOW PPT

BROWN PPT

BLACK PPT

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