†gŠ‡ji chv©qe„Ë ag© I ivmvqwbK eÜb  Practice Content 1

Z…Zxq Aa¨vq †gŠ‡ji chv©qe„Ë ag© I ivmvqwbK eÜb

12| Si Gi KY© m¤úK© Ñ

ACS Chemistry Department Gi g‡bvbxZ wjwLZ
Al Be
cÖkœmg~n B C
Type: B‡jKUªb web¨vm, MÖæc I ch©vq wbY©q:
1| ch©vq mviwY‡Z ÔFe’ †gŠ‡ji Ae¯’vb †Kv_vq?
Z…Zxq ch©vq 8- MÖæc PZz_© chv©q 8- MÖæc Type: B‡jKUªb web¨vm, B‡jKUªb msL¨v:
cÂg ch©vq 7- MÖæc mßg chv©q 7- MÖæc 13| we‡Rvo B‡jKUªb msL¨vi µg †KvbwU mwVK?
Mn2+ > Fe2+ > Cr3+ Mn2+ > Cr3+ > Fe2+
2| j¨vb&_vbvBW wmwi‡Ri AšÍM©Z †gŠjÑ Fe2+ > Cr3+ > Mn2+ Cr3+ > Mn2+ > Fe2+
Th Pa
Eu Cm 14| Pvj‡Kv‡Rb MÖæ‡ci e– web¨vm-
ns2np4 ns2np1
3| A¨vKwUbvBW wmwi‡Ri AšÍM©Z †gŠj- ns2np5 ns2np3
Sm Am
Pm Dy
Type: d eøK †gŠj:
4| d- eøK †gŠ‡ji msL¨v KZwU? 15| wb‡Pi †Kvb AvqbwU iwOb †hŠM MVb K‡i?
40 36 Sc3+ Hg2+
48 41 Zn2+ Fe2+

5| weij g„wËKv †gŠj †KvbwU? 16| wb‡Pi †KvbwU wjM¨vÛ bq?

Np Pu 2– –
CO 3 OH
Am Tb +
H2O CO4
6| weij g„wËKv avZz¸‡jv †Kvb ch©v‡q Aew¯’Z?
4_© 5g 17| [Cr(H2O)4Cl2] Br G Cr Gi RviY gvb KZ?
6ô 7g +2 +3
–2 +6
7| gy`ªv avZz¸‡jv †Kvb MÖæ‡c Aew¯’Z?
9 10 18| Cu(NH3)4]2+ AvqbwUÑ
11 12 c¨vivg¨vM‡bwUK †d‡ivg¨vM‡bwUK
Wvqvg¨vM‡bwUK †KvbwUB bq
8| Zij AavZz †KvbwU?
Fr Hg 19| Fe2(CrO4)3 Gi IUPAC bvgÑ
Br I2 WvB Avqib UªvB †µv‡gU Avqib UªvB WvB †µv‡gU
AvqiY (III) †µv‡gU Avqib (II) †µv‡gU
9| †KvbwU Zij avZz?
Cs Na
20| cUvwkqvg †Kvevwë bvBUªvB‡Ui ms‡KZ I eY© Kx?
K Ca
K4[Co(NO2)6]; mv`v K3[Co(NO3)6]; eY©nxb
10| †Kvb eø‡K avZz, AavZz I DcavZz Av‡Q? K2[Co(NO3)4]; njy` K3[Co(NO2)6]; njy`
s p
d f Type: chv©qe„Ë ag©:
11| †Kvb †gŠj¸‡jv mycvi A·vBW MVb K‡i? 21| B‡jKUªb Avmw³i †ÿ‡Î wb‡Pi †Kvb µgwU mwVK?
K, Rb, Cs Ba, Ra, Cu F > Cl > Br > I Cl> F> Br > I
K, Na, Cs K, Na, Li I > Br > Cl > F Cl> F> Br > I
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22| P, Q, R G wZbwU †gŠ‡ji Zwor FYvZ¥KZvi gvb h_vµ‡g 2.1, 32| AvqbxKiY kw³i mwVK µgÑ
3.0 I 3.4 n‡j ZLbÑ Na < Mg < Al < Si Na > Mg > Al > Si
i. PQ †hŠMwU †cvjvi mg‡hvRx Na < Mg > Al < Si Na > Mg > Si < Al
ii. PQ Gi †P‡q PR Gi AvqwbK •ewkó¨ Kg
iii. QR †hvMwU weï× mg‡hvRx 33| cvigvYweK e¨mv‡a©i µge„w× Abymv‡i mwVK µgÑ
C>N<0>F C>0>F>B
wb‡Pi †KvbwU mwVK?
B>C>N>0>F F>0<C>B
i, ii ii, iii
i, iii i, ii, iii 34| †Kvb AvqbwUi AvKi me©wb¤œ?
– –
F O2
23| Aw·‡Rb, dmdivm I mvjdv‡ii AvqbxKiY wef‡ei mwUK µgÑ – +
N3 Na
0>P>S 0> S>P
P>S>0 S> P>0 35| †KvbwUi eY© njy`vf meyR?
Cl Br
24| Al2O3, P2O2 Ges SO2 Gi A¤øawg©KZvi mwVK µg n‡jvÑ F I
P2O3 > SO2 > SiO2 > Al2O3
P2O3 > SiO2 > SO2 > Al2O3 36| AvKv‡ii †ÿ‡Î †KvbwU mwVK?
SO2 > SiO2 > P2O3 > Al2O3 + – – +
I>I >I I >I >I
SO2 > P2O3 > SiO2 > Al2O3 – +
I >I>I †KvbwUB bq
25| Na cigvYy cÖ_g AvqbxKiY wef‡ei gvb 5.1 eV| Na+ Avq‡bi 37| †k^Z P → †jvwnZ P; wewµqvwUi cÖfveK wK?
B‡jKUªb jvf Kivi †ÿ‡Î Gb_vjwci gvb KZ? I2 CO2
–5.1 eV –10.2 eV N2 me¸‡jv
–2.55 eV +5.1 eV
38| K¬¨v_‡iU †hŠM MVb K‡iÑ
26| S2–, Cl–, K+ I Ca2+ AvB‡mvB‡jKUªwbK Avqb¸‡jvi AvqwbK He Ne
e¨mv‡a©i mwVK µg †KvbwU? Ar Rn
Cl– > S2 > K+ > Ca2+ Ca2+ > K+ > Cl– > S2–
S2– > Cl– > K+ > Ca2+ K+ > Ca2+ > S2– > Cl– 39| †KvbwUi avZe •ewkó¨ me©vwaK?
As Rb
27| SO3 , Al2O3, P2O5, Cl2O7 A·vBW¸‡jv‡K A¤øa‡g©i ZxeªZv Ge Ga
mvRv‡j mwVK µg †KvbwU?
SO3 > Cl2O > P2O5 > Al2O3 40| K¬¨v_‡iU MV‡bi me©v‡cÿv Kg cÖeYZv m¤úbœ †bv‡ej M¨vmwU n‡jvÑ
Cl2O7 > P2O5 >SO3 > Al2O3 Argon Helium
P2O5 < Cl2O < SO3 < Al2O3 Xenon Krypton
Al2O3 < P2O5 < SO3 <Cl2O7
41| wb‡Pi Avqb¸wji †KvbwU c¨vivPz¤^Kxq ag© cÖ`k©b K‡i?
28| wb‡Pi †KvbwU cwj A·vBW? K+ Mg2+
SnO P2O5 Ni2+ Cu+
PbO2 CaO
42| AvqwbK e¨mv‡a©i mwVK e„w×µg bq †KvbwU?
– – –
F < Br < Cl– < I
+ + + +
Na < K < Cs < Rb
29| Avqb/cigvYyi AvKvi m¤úwK©Z †Kvb µgwU mwVK? –
Ca2 < K < Cl– S2
+ + + + +
Fe3 < Fe2 < Fe4
Al > Mg > Na Na > Ne > F
Al3+ > Mg2 > Na+ Na+ > Mg2+ Al3+ 43| wb‡¤œi †KvbwU c¨vivPz¤^Kxq?
O–2 NO+
30| 2q chv©‡qi †gŠ‡ji †ÿ‡Î Kvi cvigvYweK e¨mva© e„nËg? N2 †KvbwUB bq
Li Be
B C 44| wb‡Pi †Kvb AYy¸‡jv bb †cvjvi?
i. CH2F2 ii. Co2 iii. CH3COCH3
31| Zwor FYvZ¥Kvi mwUK µgÑ wb‡Pi †KvbwU mwVK?
Si < Al < Cl < Ar P > S > Ar > Na i ii
S > Al > Mg > Na O > F > Ar > Mg iii i, iii
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45| µgea©gvb GwmW ag© Abymv‡i µgÑ 57| NH3BF3 †hŠ‡M wewfbœ cigvYyi g‡a¨ eÜb AvQÑ
ZnO < Na2O < MgO < P2O5 i. AvqwbK eÜb ii. mg‡hvRx eÜb
Na2O < MgO < ZnO < P2O5 iii. mwbœ‡ek eÜb
MgO < Zno < Na2O < Na2O5 wb‡Pi †KvbwU mwVK?
ZnO < MgO < Na2O < P2O5
i, ii ii, iii
i, iii i, ii, iii
46| ÿvi avZzi mwµqZvi µgÑ
Cs > Rb > Na > K > Li Li > K > Na > Rb
Cs> Rb> K > Na > Li Rb > K > Na > Li 58| Zzu‡Zi AvYweK MV‡b KZ cÖKvi eÜb we`¨gvb?
4 3
47| n¨v‡jv‡R‡bi mwµqZvi µgÑ 2 1
F > Cl > I > Br Br > I > F > Cl
F > Cl > Br > I F > Cl > I 59| Kÿ ZvcgvÎvq bvB‡Uªv‡Rb cviA·vB‡Wi ms‡KZ †KvbwU?
NO2 N2O4
48| dmdwiK GwmW (H2PO4) nj- N3O6 None
GK ÿviKxq wØ-ÿviKxq
wÎ-ÿviKxq †KvbwUB bq 60| Al2Cl6 AYywU‡Z mg‡hvRx I mwbœ‡ek mg‡hvRx e܇bi msL¨v
h_vµ‡g KqwU?
49| n¨v‡jv‡Rb nvB‡WªvwmW¸wji g‡a¨ `ye©jZg GwmW njÑ 6, 2 6, 1
HF HCl 8, 0 7, 0
HBr HI
61| AlCl3 †hŠMwU nj-
50| bvB‡Uªv‡R‡bi †Kvb A·vBW ev`vgx e‡Y©i?
i. jyBm ii. AóK Ac~Y©
NO NO2
iii. Rjxq `ªe‡Y A¤øag©x
N 2O 3 N2O5
wb‡Pi †KvbwU mwVK?
51| nvB‡cvdmdivm GwmW (H3PO2) n‡jvÑ i, ii ii, iii
g‡bv‡ewmK WvB‡ewmK i, iii i, ii, iii
UªvB‡ewmK wbDUªvj
62| SO3 †hŠ‡M we`¨gvb eÜb njÑ
52| wb‡¤œi †KvbwUi Zvcxq we‡qvRb N2 cvIqv hvq? i. 3 wU Ø eÜb ii. 2wU GKK eÜb
Pb(NO3)2 AgNO3 iii. 1 wU wÎ eÜb
NH4NO3 NH4NO2 wb‡Pi †KvbwU mwVK?
i ii
53| bvBwUªK A¨vbnvBWªvBW wb‡Pi †KvbwU? ii, iii i, ii
N 2O 3 N2O5
NO2 HNO3 63| e·vB‡Ui ms‡KZ †KvbwU?
Al2O3 Al2O3H2O
54| †KvbwU GKB mv‡_ RviK I weRviK wnmv‡e KvR K‡i? Al2O3 . 2H2O Al2O3 . 3H2O
H2SO4 SO2
H 2S HNO3
64| wb‡Pi †KvbwU RviK I weRviK Dfq wnmv‡eB KvR K‡i?
nitrogen peroxide nitric acid
55| †c›Uv A¨vKzqv bvB‡Uªv‡mv †divm mvj‡dU †KvbwU? ammonia nitrous Oxide
[Fe(NO)(OH)5]SO4 [Fe(NO2)(H2O)5]SO4
[Fe(NO)(H2O)5]SO4 [Fe(NO)2(H2O)5]SO4
65| nvB‡Wªvwbqvg Avq‡b †Kvb †Kvb eÜb we`¨gvb?
Av‡qvwbK I mg‡hvRx eÜb mg‡hvRx I mwbœ‡ek eÜb
Type: ivmvqwbK eÜb: AvqwbK I mwbœ‡ek eÜb AvqwbK I H–
56| CH2 = CHCH2CHO †hŠMwU‡Z h_vµ‡g  Ges  e܇bi
msL¨v KZ? 66| †ebwR‡bi AYyi g‡a¨ †gvU wmMgv eÜbÑ
9, 2 8, 4 3 6
10, 1 10, 2 8 12
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67| A I B †gŠi؇qi Zwor FYvZ¥KZvi cv_©K¨ 2.1| G‡`i eÜb 78| wb‡¤œi †hŠM¸‡jvi †KvbwUi eÜb †KvY me‡P‡q †ewk?
cÖK…wZÑ PCl3 H2S
AvqwbK mg‡hvRx PH3 H2O
mwbœ‡ek H-eÜb
79| [Ni(CO)4] RwUj †hŠ‡M †Kvb ai‡bi msKiY N‡U?
68| Ne †Kb K¬¨v_‡iU †hŠM MVb K‡i bv? d2sp3 dsp2
Ar, Kr, Xe †_‡K mwµq sp2d sp3
Ne Gi AvKvi Lye †QvU
†h‡nZz K¬¨v_‡iU weï× ivmvqwbK †hŠM bq 80| CH3CN †hŠ‡Mi Kve©mg~‡n Kx ai‡bi msiKY Dcw¯’Z?
†KvbwUBb q sp2– sp sp2 – sp2
sp2d sp3
69| [Ag(NH3)2]Cl AYy‡Z Kq cÖKvi eÜb Av‡Q?
1 2
81| [Fe(CN)6]4– Avq‡bi †K›`ªxq cigvYyi Kx ai‡bi msKiY N‡U?
3 4
sp3d2 sp3d
sp3d3 d2sp3
70| ei‡d Kq cÖKvi eÜb we`¨gvb?
1 2
3 4 82| (i) [NiCl4]2–, (ii) [PtC4]2–, (iii) SF4, (iv) XeF4 Gi g‡a¨
eM©vKvi MVb †KvbwU?
i, ii ii,iv
Type: msKivqb: ii, iii iii, iv
71| SO2 AYyyi †K›`ªxq cigvYyi msKivqY †KvbwU?
sp3d sp3 83| XeF4 Gi †K›`ªxq Xe cigvYyi PZzw`©‡K B‡jKUªb‡Rvo mg~n
sp2 sp Kxfv‡e web¨¯Í Av‡Q?
as a tetrahedron as a square plane
72| CH4, NH3, H2S I H2O Gi eÜb †Kv‡Yi µg †KvbwU?
as an octahedron as a trigonal pyramid
NH3 > CH4 > H2O > H2S
CH4 > NH3 > H2O > H25S
H2O > NH3 > CH4 > H2S 84| wb‡Pi †Kvb †hŠMwU AK‡UU wbqg gv‡b bv?
CH4 > H2O > NH3 > H2S H2S PCl3
NH3 BF3
73| eÜb †Kv‡Yi †Kvb µgwU mwVK?
NH3 > PH3 > AsH3 > SbH3 85| square planar web¨v‡mi Rb¨ cÖ‡qvRb–
PH3 > AsH3 SbH3 > NH3 sp3 sp3d2
AsH3 > SbH3 > NH3 > PH3 sp2 d3sp2
SbH3 > NH3 > PH3 > AsH3
86| octahedral web¨v‡mi Rb¨ cÖ‡qvRb–
74| BeCl2 †hŠ‡Mi AYyi eÜb †KvY KZ? dsp3 d2sp3
104.5 107 dsp2 d2sp2
109 180

75| [CO(NH3)4Cl2]Cl †hŠ‡Mi Co Gi mwbœ‡ek msL¨v KZ? 87| [Fe(CN)6]4– Gi msKiYÑ

2 4 dsp2 d2sp2
6 7 dsp3 d2sp3

76| PCl3 AYyi MVb Kxiƒc? 88| XeF2 †Z †Rb‡bi msKiY nq †KvbwU?
w·KvYviKvi wcivcwgWxq AóZjKxq sp sp3
mgZjKxq w·KvYviKvi PZzšÍjKxq sp3d sp3d3

77| dsp2 msKi‡Y KZwU bZzb AiweUvj •Zwi n‡Z cv‡i? 89| ClF3 †hŠ‡Mi msKiY †KvbwU?
2 3 sp3 sp2
4 5 sp3d sp3d2
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90| †KvbwU mgZjxq eM©vKvi? 101| cvwbi †Kvb †fŠZ ag© H-e܇bi mv‡_ m¤úwK©Z?
XeO4 XeO3F i. H2S A‡cÿv H2O Gi ùzUbvsK †ewk
XeO2F2 XeF4 ii. eid cvwb‡Z fv‡m
0
iii. cvwbi H – O – H eÜb †KvY 104
91| ClO 2– Avq‡b Cl cigvYy †Kvb msKivwqZ? wb‡Pi †KvbwU mwVK?
sp3 sp2 i, ii, iii i, ii
sp †KvbwUB bq ii, iii i

92| †Kvb AYyi AvK…wZ mgZjxq mylg wÎfzRvKvi? 102| †Kvb †hŠ‡M AYyga¨¯’ H-eÜb we`¨gvb?
BeCl2 BCl3 Av‡_©v-bvB‡Uªv‡dbj c¨viv bvB‡Uªv‡dbj
CH4 NH3 †gUv-bvB‡Uªv‡dbj HF

93| H2C = CH – CH2 – C  C – CH3 †hŠ‡M †Kvb Kve©bmg~n sp3 103| N3–, O2– I F– Gi †cvjvivwqZ nIqvi cÖeYZv-
msKwiZ wb‡`©k K‡i? F– > O2– > N3– O2– > N–3 > F–
1 Ges 5 1 Ges 3 3–
N > O >F2– –
N3– > F– > O2–
3 Ges 6 1 Ges 4
104| †KvbwU AvšÍtAvYweK H e܇bi D`vniY bq?
Type: dvR‡bi bxwZ: HF Kve©w·wjK GwmW
O–nitro phenol †KvbwUB bq
94| mwVK ùzUb‡¼i µg-
NaCl > MgCl2 > AlCl3 > SiCl4 105| Electron gain enthalpy and ionization energy of an
SiCl4 AlCl3 > MgCl2 > NaCl atom are-a and b respectively. The electrongativity of
NaCl > SiCl4 > AlCl3 >MgCl2 that atom on mulliken scak is given by:-
SiCl4 > MgCl2 > AlCl3 > NaCl (be – a)
(a–b)
2
95| †KvbwUi †cvjvivqb ÿgZv AwaK? a–b
(a + b)
Li+ Na+ 2
Mg2+ Al3+
106| Shielding constant  for ne is 4.15. The effective
96| AlCl mv`v wKš‘ ArBr njy` †Kb? nuclear charge on Nat and F– are respectively:- (Zeff =
B‡jKUªb Avmw³ 7– )
4.85, 6.85 5.85, 6.85
wewµqvi cÖfveK wfbœ
6.85, 4.85 4.85,4.85
Br– Gi †cvjvivqb ÿgZv Cl– A‡cÿv †ewk
Cl– Gi †cvjvivqb ÿgZv Br– A‡cÿv †ewk
107| It EA1 and EA2 for O atom are – 142KJ/mol and +
844 KJ/mol- The energy released to form 2O + 2e– →
Type: H eÜb: 2O– Will be?
986 702
97| B_vbwqK Gwm‡Wi WvBgv‡i KqwU nvB‡Wªv‡Rb eÜb we`¨gvb? 284 1686
1 2
3 4 108| Dipole moment of K+ Cl– is 3.336 × 10–29 cm and it’s
80% ionice in nature the inter ionic distance between
98| H- eÜb N‡U bv wb‡Pi †Kvb †hŠ‡M? K+ and Cl– is:- ?
CH4 NH3  
2.60A 2.60A
HF H2O  
3.9A 1.2A
99| nvB‡Wªvwm‡Wi ZxeªZv wK‡mi Ici wbf©i K‡i? + –
†K›`ªxh cigvYyi RviY msL¨v †K›`ªxq cigvYyi PvR© NbZ¡ 109| Bond order for N2 and N2 are same. wich relation for
+ –
A¨vbvq‡bi AvKvi K¨vUvq‡bi AvKvi N2 and N2
are correct?
+ –
Bond energy of N2 = Bond energy of N2
+ –
100| ei‡di GKwU Aw·‡Rb cigvYy‡Z KqwU H-eÜb we`¨gvb? Bond energy of N2 > bond energy of N2
+ –
2 3 Bond energy of N2 < Bond energy of N2
+ –
4 5 Bond energy of N2  Bond energy of N2
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110| The ionization energy of Li is 5.40 eV. If ionization 122| Which factor is responsible to make ‘Li’ as power tul
energy of H atom is 13.6 eV, the effective charge reducing agent:
actting upon outer most shell of Li =? Electrong ativity Ionization energy
1.26 2.52 Electron gain erthalry Hydration energy.
0.63 3.0
123| Which of the following has the highest electron
111| Least basic trihalide is? releasing tendency?
NF3 NCl3 F– OH–
NBr3 NI3 – –
NH2 CH3
112| Least acidic trihalide is?
BF3 BCl3 124| The correct or oex of E.A of the following
BBr3 BI3 O < S < F < Cl O < S < Cl < F
S < O < Cl S < O < Cl < F
113| The number of  bonts and  bonds in 4O10 are=?
–
12, 4 6, 4 125| No of lone pair electrons on centreal iodine atom of I3
8, 2 10, 4 ion is = ?
1 2
114| Aplonar moscevle has ABx structure with six pairs 3 none
of Lectrons around A and one lone peir. x= ?
2 Cl
126| Find the ratio of lone pair and bond pair clectrons in
6 7
XeOF2
1 2
115| Arrange according to their dipole moment. 3
I < V < II < III IV < I < II < III 3
2
IV < I < III < II IV < II < I < III

– + 127| AXn possess bce-sqw shape and A has one lone pair
116| Among KO2 , AlO2, BQO2, and NO2, nupain electron
electron. the value of n= ?
is present in:
+ 2 4
NO2 and BaO2 KO2 only
– 5 6
KO2 and AlO2 BaO2 only

– 128| Which one among the following docsont have the

117| The specitic hybridizations of untral atoms N O3 , hydrogen bond?
NOCl and N2O Phenol Liq NH3
sp, sp2sp sp,sp, sp 3
Water LiqHCl
sp2, sp, sp sp2, sp2, sp

118| Which has sp2 hybridization: 129| The bond between carbon atom (1) and carbon atom
CO2 SO2 9 (2) in N  C – CH = CH2 involves hybridization:
N 2O CO sp2, sp2 sp3, sp
2
sp, sp 3p, sp
119| Which contains both polar and non-polar bonds:-
NH4Cl HCN 130| The molecule which has zero dspole moment is?
H 2O 2 CH4 CH2Cl BF3
NHNF3 ClO2
120| In the compound CH2 – CH2 –CH – C  CH, the C2 –
C3 bond is of the type: 131| The molecuile which has pyramidal Shape?
sp –sp2 sp3– sp3 PCl3 SO3
sp – sp3 sp2– sp3 2– 2–
CO 3 NO 3

121| Which of the following possesscs highest second 132| Which of the following is paramagnetic?
inization energy? –
Mg Na O2 CN
+
N O CO NO
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133| The type of hybrid orbitals in central atom of CO32– 144| Which species has the maximum number of lone pair
is = ? electrons?
sp3 sp2 [ClO3]– XeF4
sp3d sp SF4 [I3]–

134| Allyl isoayanide has:- 145| The percentage of p-character in the orbitals of
9 and 4 bonds (b) 8 and 5 bonds
P4 forming P–P bond is:-
9, 3 and 2 noon-bonding e– 25 33
8, 3 and 4 noon-bonding e–
50 75
7, 3 and 4 noon-bonding e–

135| KF combincs with HF to form KHF2. The compound 146| The correct stability order of the following
contains: resonating structures is:-
K+, F–, H+ + –
K , F , and HF (i) H2C = N+ = N– (ii) H2C+ – N = N–
K+ and [HF2]– [KHF]+and F– (iii) H2C– = N+  N (iv) H2C– – N = N+
ii, iii, iv > iii i > iii > ii > iv
136| The incoocet statcment is: ii > i > iii > iv iii > i > iv> ii
IE1 of Al < IE1 of Mg IE2 of Mg > IE2Of Na
IE1 of Na < IE1of Mg IE3 of Mg < IE3of Al
147| The species having pyramidal shape is:
SO3 BrF5
137| The correct order of increasing C–O bond Length of 2–
2– SiO 3 OSF2
CO, CO2 CCO3 is :
2– 1–
CO 3 < CO2 < CO CO2 < CO 3
< CO
2–
CO < CO 3 < CO2
1–
CO < CO2 < CO 3 148| In allene the type of hybridizwtion of the carbon atom
is:
138|The hybridization of NO3
+
and NO3
–
are respectively. sp and sp3 only sp
sp, sp 3 2
sp, sp sp and sp2 sp2 and sp3
sp2 , sp sp2 , sp3
149| Assuming ltvnd’s rule is violatcal, the Bond order
139| Ionic radii of, and magneticneture of diatiomic molecule B 2is:
Ti4+ < Mn7+ 35Cl– < 37cl– 1 and diamagnetic 1 and paramagnetic
K+ > Cl– P3+ < p5+ Zero and diamagnetic Zero and praq-magnetic

140| The common teaturcs among the species CN– and 150| The spape of XCO F molecule is:
2 2
are:-
bond order of 3 and isoelectronics Triagonal bipyramidal square plener
bond order of 3 and weak field ligends. tetrahedrel See-saw
bond order of 2 and  acecpton
isoclectronic and weak field ligands. 151| Which one of the following molecules is expected to
exhibit diamagnetic behaior?
141| The least stable amongst the following is: O2 S2
– –
Li Be C2 I N2 N1
– –
B C
152| EA1 of an element is:
142| Which of the following molecul or species has erotvermic
unpaired electrons? endothermic
N2 F2
– 2– meybe exothermic or endothesmic
O2 O2 always O

143| Which of the following are is O electronics and is o 153| Element having highest I.E but Zero electron gain
– 2– – –
structural: NO3, Cl 3 , ClO3, SO3
– 2– – enthalpy:
NO3, CO 3 SO3, NO3 H F
– 2- 2-
ClO3, ClO 3 ClO 3 , SO3 He B
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154| Which of the following molecule doesnot possess 156| wb‡¤œi avZzmg~n‡K ÿvi avZz g„wËKv ÿviavZz Ges Ae¯’všÍi avZz‡Z
hypervalent rature? †kÖwYfz³ Ki| Ba, Ca, Li, K, Fe, Ni, [RUET 06-07]
IF7 SF4
BF3 SF6 157| †hvR¨Zv¯Í‡ii e– web¨vm †`LvI? [BUTEX 01-02]
K) Cl (L) Fe
(M) Cr (N) Zn
Type: B‡jKUªb web¨vm, MÖæc I chv©q wbY©q: O) Kr (P) Ag
155| wb‡Pi †gŠj¸‡jvi MÖæc I chv©q wbY©q Ki| 158| wb¤œwjwLZ †gŠj ¸‡jvi bvg cvigvYweK msL¨v, e– web¨vm chv©q
K Li (L) Rb MÖæc, eøK †jL| Li, Mg, Cr, Kr|
M) Ag (N) Zn cÖ_g ÿvi avZzi †gŠj wØZxq ÿvixq g„wËKv †gŠj
O) Xe ( La Z…Zxq Ae¯’všÍi †gŠj PZz_© wbw®Œq †gŠj

DËigvjv:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45
46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75
76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105

106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120
121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135

136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150
151 152 153 154
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180| MÖæc- 1 I 2 Gi avZz¸‡jv c¨vivg¨vM‡bwUK wKš‘ G‡`i jeY¸‡jv
Type: wewfbœ MÖæ‡ci mvaviY ag©:
Wvqvg¨vM‡bwUK †Kb?
159| AlCl3 WvBgvi MVb K‡i †Kb? e¨vL¨v Ki|

160| bvB‡Uªv‡R‡bi A·vBW mg~‡ni RviY Ae¯’v I †fŠZ `kv wjL| Type: wbw®Œqv M¨vm:
181| (i) avZzi I‡qwÛs He Gi Dcw¯ÍwZ‡Z Kiv nq †Kb?
161| mgy‡`ªi cvwbi wfZi w`‡q †K¬vwib Pvjbv K‡i †eªvwgb cvIqv hvq| (ii) Wzeyixiv k^vm cÖk^v‡mi Rb¨ evZv‡mi cwie‡Z© He I O2 Gi
GB c×wZ‡Z †Kb †eªvwgb cvIqv m¤¢e? [BUET 12-13]
wgkÖb e¨envi K‡i †Kb?
162| n¨v‡jv‡Rb ej‡Z Kx †evSvq? n¨v‡jv‡Rb †gŠjmg~‡ni †h‡Kv‡bv
182| wbw®Œq M¨vm¸‡jvi bvg I ms‡KZ wjL Ges †h‡Kvb 3wUi e– web¨vm
PviwU e– web¨vm †`LvI| K‡iv|
163| Na †_‡K Al ch©šÍ †gŠ‡ji Mjbv¼ e„w× Ges P †_‡K Ar ch©šÍ
183| wbw®Œq †gŠ¸‡jvi e– Avmw³i gvb k~b¨ †Kb?
Mjbv‡¼i gv‡bi wKiƒc cwieZ©‡bi KviY e¨vL¨v Ki|
Hint: AóK c~Y© e‡j, e– MÖnb Ki‡Z Pvq bv|
164| P I N GKB MÖæ‡ci †gŠj n‡jI N M¨vmxq wKš‘ P KwVb †Kb?
184| Xe cigvYy‡Z me©ewnt¯’ Kÿv‡_ AóK c~Y© Av‡Q I Zv m‡Ë¡I
165| bvB‡Uªv‡Rb N2 wn‡m‡e wKš‘ dmdivm P4 wn‡m‡e Ae¯’vb K‡i †Rbb Kxiƒ‡c F2 Gi mv‡_ wewµqvq XeF2 MVb K‡i?
†Kb?
Type: IUPAC Name:
166| PH3 Gi Zzjbvq NH3 AwaK ÿvi ag©x †Kb?
185| 110, 112, 115, 118 cvigvbweK msL¨vwewkó †gŠ‡ji bvg I
167| j¨vš’vbvBW †gŠj mg~n‡K c„_K Kiv AZ¨šÍ KwVb KvR †Kb? cÖZxK 1997 mv‡ji IUPAC ixwZ Abymv‡i wba©viY K‡iv|

168| F Gi e– Avmw³i gvb Cl– Gi †P‡q Kg †Kb? Type: A·vBW:

169| N2O5 MVb m¤¢e n‡jI NCl5 MVb m¤¢e bq †Kb? 186| Na, Mg, Si, P, S, Cl, Ar †gŠjmg~‡ni A·vB‡Wi A¤øxq ev
ÿvixq cÖK…wZ e¨vL¨v Ki|
170| Na avZz‡K †K‡ivwm‡bi g‡a¨ msiÿY Kiv nq †Kb? e¨vL¨v Ki|
187| Al2O3 Gi Zzjbvq MgO AwaK ÿviag©x †Kb?
171| Mg avZz‡K N2 mn DËß Ki‡j †h Drcv` Drcbœ nq, Zv‡K Mig
188| MgO, Al2O3, Cl2O7 Gi g‡a¨ †KvbwU AwaK ÿvixq Ges
cvwb‡Z †hvM Ki‡j Kx N‡U? e¨vL¨v Ki|
†Kb?
172| Ca avZz‡K Kve©bmn DËß Ki‡j †h Drcv` Drcbœ nq, Zv‡K
189| SiO2, P4O10, SO3, Cl2O3 Gi g‡a¨ †KvbwU A¤øag©xI †Kb?
cvwb‡Z †hvM Ki‡j Kx nq Zv e¨vL¨v Ki|
190| PbO, SnO2, Al2O3 G‡`i Dfag©xZvi cÖgvY `vI|
173| †evib‡K Aw·‡Rbmn DËß Ki‡j †h Drcv` Drcbœ nq, Zv‡K
cvwb‡Z †hvM Ki‡j Kx nq Zv e¨vL¨v Ki|
191| wb‡Pi c`v_©¸‡jvi A¤øZ¡/ÿviZ¡ wbY©q Ki|
Al2O3 , ZnO, Pbo, MnO2 , SO3, SiO2, Na2O
174| Al avZz‡K N2 M¨vmmn DËß Ki‡j Drcbœ †hŠM‡K Mig cvwb‡Z
†hvM Ki‡j Kx N‡U?
Type: d eøK †gŠj:
175| CCl4 Av`ª© we‡køwlZ nq bv, SiCl4 Av`ª© we‡køwlZ nq †Kb?
192| Sc I Zn d eøK †gŠj n‡jI Ae¯’všÍi †gŠj bq †Kb?
176| NCl3 Av`ª© we‡køwlZ n‡jI NH3 Av`ª©we‡køwlZ nq bv †Kb? e¨vL¨v
Ki| 193| Fe †gŠjwU GKw`‡K d eøK Ab¨w`‡K Ae¯’všÍi †gŠj †Kb?

177| NCl3 Gi Zzjbvq PCl3 Gi Av`ª© we‡kølY `ªæZ N‡U- e¨vL¨v Ki| 194| Zn †gŠjwU Wvqvg¨vM‡bwUK n‡jI Fe †gŠjwU c¨vivg¨vM‡bwUK-
e¨vL¨v Ki|
178| AmvgÄm¨Zv wewµqv Kx? Cl2 Gi AmvgÄm¨Zv wewµqv cÖ`k©b
K‡i, D`vniYmn cÖgvY Ki| 195| Fe cwieZ©bkxj †hvR¨Zv †`L‡jI Zn †`Lvq bv †Kb?
2–
179| ÿvi avZz¸‡jv‡K cÖK…wZ‡Z gy³ Ae¯’vq cvIqv hvq bv †Kb? e¨vL¨v 196| [NlCl4] RwUj Avq‡bi msKiY Ae¯’v, R¨vwgwZK MVb I
Ki| Pz¤^K‡Z¡i gvb [Ni(CN)4]2– A‡cÿv wfbœ †Kb?
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197| Cu+ WvqvPz¤^Z¡ ag© cÖ`k©b Ki‡jI Cu2+ c¨vivPz¤^KZ¡ ag© cÖ`k©b 214| NH4Cl †hŠ‡Mi eÜb cÖK…wZ Ges eÜb msL¨v eY©bv Ki|
K‡i †Kb?
215| N2O5, H2SO4, C2H2 †hŠ‡M GKK, wØ I wÎe܇bi msL¨v wbY©q Ki|
198| Cr, Mn, Ni, Cu, Pd G‡`i e– web¨vm †`LvI Ges G‡`i g‡a¨
†KvbUv d eøK I †KvbUv Ae¯’všÍi Zv wPwýZ K‡iv| 216| P2O5 Gi cvwbi mv‡_ wewµqv †jL|

199| Cr I Cu Gi e– web¨vm mvaviY wbq‡gi e¨wZµg †Kb? 217| Cl2 Gi AmvgÄm¨ wewµqv †`LvI|

200|Ni(CO)4 †hŠMwUi MVb eY©bv Ki Ges Gi †PŠ¤^K ag© Kxiƒc? 218| wewµqv m¤úbœ Ki:
700C
i) NaOH +Cl2 ?
Type: ch©vqe„Ë ag©: ii)FMnO2 + HCl  ?
iii) NH4Cl + CaO ?
201| avZe a‡g©i µg wjL: Cs, Rb, Li, K iv) 4P + 3NaOH + 3H2O ?
v) Sn + Mvp HNO3 ?
202| AvqwbK wef‡ei µg wjL: C, O, N, F
1
203|N Gi AvqwbKiY wefe O I C Gi †P‡q †ewk †Kb? Type: msKivqb: x = 2 [ V+M – C +A]

204|P Gi cÖ_g AvqwbKiY wef‡ei gvb S A‡cÿv D”P †Kb? – +

219| CH4, CH , CH Gi AvK…wZ I eÜb †Kv‡Yi gvb wjL|
3 3
205|Na+ Gi 2q AvqwbKiY kw³ I Ne Gi AvqwbKiY kw³i g‡a¨ [BUTEX 20-21]
†KvbwUi gvb †ewk n‡e e¨vL¨v Ki| 220| a) wb‡Pi †hŠM¸‡jvi AvK…wZi bvg wjL| [BUET 16-17]
(i) BCl3 (ii) NH3 (ii) PCl5
206| C Gi 1g AvqwbKiY wefe B Gi †P‡q †ewk, wKš‘ 2q b) msKivqb wjL|
AvqwbKiY wef‡ei †ÿ‡Î wecixZ nq †Kb? –2
(i) [Cu(NH3)4]2+ CH4 (ii) SF6
207|AvqwbKiY wef‡ei mwVK µg wjL: Be, B, O, N
221| msKivqb I Bond Angle †jL|
–
208|e Avmw³i e„w×µ‡g mvRvI| (K) BeCl2 (L) NH3
i) N, S, O, Cl M) BCl 3 (N) PCl5
ii) Cl, S, An, Na, O) H 2 O
iii) S, N, K, F 222| H2O Gi AiweUvj msiKY e¨vLv Ki|

209| A, B, C Gi cvigvYweK msL¨v h_vµ‡g Z –2, Z, Z+1 G‡`i 223|PCl msKiY cÖwµqv eY©bv Ki|
5
g‡a¨ B GKwU wbw®Œq M¨vm n‡jÑ
i) †KvbwUi Zwor FYvZ¥K ag© me‡P‡q †ewk? AvqwbKiY agB ev
†KvbwUi †ewk? 224| wb‡Pi †K›`ªxq cigvYyi msKi Ae¯’v wbY©q Ki|
ii) A I C Øviv MwVZ †hŠMwU‡Z A I C Gi g‡a¨ eÜbx Kxiƒc n‡e? (K) SF6 (L) OF2
(M) PF5 (N) H2S
210| cigvYy A‡cÿv cigvYyi A¨vbvq‡bi e¨mva© †ewk Ges K¨vUvq‡bi (O) CS2 (P) SO3
e¨vmva© Kg nq †Kb? (Q) SOCl2 (R) XCOF3
211| Na+ Avqb MwUZ n‡jI Na2+ Avqb MwVZ nq bv †Kb? e¨vL¨v
Ki| 225| †K›`ªxq cigvYyi msKi Ae¯’v eY©bv Ki|
+ – 2–
NO2 CO2 SO2 H2O H3O+ PH NO CO
4 3 3
Type: ivmvqwbK eÜb:
–
212| N3O+ Avqb •Zwi nIqv m¤¢e| H4O+ Avqb •Zwi nIqv wK m¤¢e? 226| wbtm½ e †gv‡oi msL¨v wbY©q Ki|
[BUET 08-09] NH3 SF4 H2S S2O CO SO2 SCl2

213| HF, KOH Gi mv‡_ KH F2 MVb Ki‡jI HCl, KOH Gi 227| NH3 I H2O Gi msKiY GBKB ai‡bi n‡jI R¨vwgwZK
mv‡_ KHCl2 MVb K‡i bv †Kb? AvK…wZ‡Z wfbœZv †Kb?
†gŠ‡ji chv©qe„Ë ag© I ivmvqwbK eÜb  Practice Content 11
228| H2O AYy‡Z O cigvYyi SP3 msKivqb NU‡jI H– O – H eÜb 238| 190 C ZvcgvÎvq wb‡P HF Zij wKš‘ G ZvcgvÎvq HCl, HBr,
†Kv‡Yi gvb 104.50 nq †Kb? HI M¨vmxq †K‡bv?

229| H2O AYyi H– O – H eÜb †Kv‡Yi gvb 104.50 n‡jI H2S 239| A‡_©v bvB‡Uªv‡db‡ji cvwb‡Z `ªe¨Zv †gUv I c¨viv bvB‡Uªv‡dbj
AYy‡Z H – S – H eÜb †Kv‡Yi gvb 92.120 nq †Kb? A‡cÿv Kg †Kb?

230| digvjwWnvBW AYy (H2C= O) MV‡b C cigvYyi AiweUvj 240| HNO3, H2SO4, H3PO4 cvwb‡Z †h‡Kvb Abycv‡Z `ªexf‚Z nq
msiKY eY©bv K‡iv| †Kb?

231| CH4, H2O, NH3, NF3 G‡`i‡K eÜb †Kv‡Yi EaŸ©µg Abymv‡i 241| A‡_©vbvB‡Uªv‡dbj I c¨vivbvB‡cÖv‡db‡ji g‡a¨ †KvbwUi Mjbv¼
mvRvI| †ewk n‡e Ges †Kb?
NF3 < H2O < NH 3 < CH4
Type: dvRv‡bi wbqg:
232| wb‡Pi AYy¸‡jv‡Z cÖwZwU Kve©b cigvYyi msKivqb Ges AYy‡Z
 I  e܇bi msL¨v T D‡jøL K‡iv| 242| PbCl2 mv`v e‡Y©i n‡jI PbI2 D¤^j njy` e‡Y©i nq †Kb?
i) CH3 – CHO ii) CH3 – C  CH
iii) CH2 = CH – CH = CH2 243| AlCl3, MgCl2, NaCl †hŠM wZbwUi Mjbv‡¼i Zzjbvg~jK
we‡kølY Ki|

Type: H Bond: 244| MgCl2 AvqwbK n‡jI BeCl2 GKwU mg‡hvRx †hŠM †Kb?
233| H2O Ges H2S Df‡q nvBWªvBW n‡jI G‡`i †fŠZ Ae¯’v wfbœ
†Kb? 245| Ba(OH)2 cvwb‡Z AwZgvÎvq `ªevYxq n‡jI BaSO4 cvwb‡Z
0 0
234| 4 C ZvcgvÎvq cvwbi NbZ¡ m‡KvU | 4 C ZvcgvÎv A‡cÿv cÖvq A`ªeYxq †Kb?
e„w× ev n«vm Ki‡j cvwbi AvqZ‡bi e„w× N‡U wKš‘ NbZ¡ K‡g
†Kb? 246| Ba(OH) 2 cvwb‡Z `ªeYxq n‡j I BaSO4 cvwb‡Z A`ªeYxq
235| CH – CH2 – OH Gi ùzUbv‡¼i gvb CH3 – O – CH5 †Kb?
A‡cÿv †ewk †K‡bv?
247| NaCl A‡cÿv CuCl2 Gi Mjbv¼ Kg †Kb?
236| wPwb, Møy‡KvR •Re †hŠM n‡jI cvwb‡Z AwZgvÎvq `ªeYxq †Kb?
248| BeCO3 Mg CO3 CaCO3 Gi g‡a¨ we‡hvRb ZvcgvÎvq µg
237| A‡_©vbvB‡Uªv †dbj DØvqx, wKš‘ c¨viv ev †gUv bvB‡Uªv‡dbj w÷‡gi †Kgb n‡e Ges †Kb?
mv‡_ cwZZ nq bv †Kb?
249| PbCl2 mv`v n‡jI PbI2 †mvbvjx njy` †Kb?