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Water - Chemistry Jamb Past Questions and Answers

Chemistry Questions And Answers On Water
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Chemistry Jamb Past Questions


Questions and Answers on Water

Question 6 :



The boiling point of water is higher than that of methanol because?

A. Water is oxide while methanol is an alcohol
B. Inter molecular forces in water are stronger than those in methanol
C. Water is an inorganic compound while methanol is organic
D. Water is an ionic compound while methanol is a covalent compound
E. Water is more reactive than methanol


Question 7 :



In the reaction of oxygen with hydrogen to produce water, which of the following statements is true?

A. One atom of hydrogen reacts with two atoms of oxygen to give one molecule of water
B. Two atoms of hydrogen react with two atoms of oxygen to give two molecules of water
C. One molecule of oxygen reacts with one molecule of hydrogen to give two molecules of water
D. One molecule of hydrogen reaccts with two molecules of oxygen to give three molecules of water
E. One molecule of oxygen reacts with two molecules of hydrogen to give two molecules of water


Question 8 :



An efflorescent compound is a substance that?

A. Absorbs water froom the air without dissolving in it
B. Is capable of giving off coloured luminosity
C. Gives out water to the atmosphere
D. Absorbs water from the air and dissolves in it
E. Gives out its water of crystallization on heating


Question 9 :



Sodium sulphate decahydrate (Na2SO4.10 H2O) on exposure to air loses all its water of crystallization.
The process of loss is known as

A. Efflorescence
B. Hygroscopy
C. Deliquescence
D. Effervescence
E. Dehydration


Question 10 :



Crude petroleum pollutant usually seen on some Nigerian creeks and waterways can be dispersed or removed by

A. Heating the affected parts in order to boil off the petroleum
B. Mechanically stirring to dissolve the petroleum in water
C. Pouring organic solvents to dissolve the petroleum
D. Spraying the water with stergents
E. Cooling to freeze out the petroleum






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