Pure and Impure Matter - I
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Tags: Pure and Impure Matter - I Compounds and mixtures Elements compounds & mixtures States of Matter Kinetic theory Seperation techniques |
Example of an element is
Which of the following is a compound?
Glass has the elements
The symbol for potassium is
Marble is an example of
Which of the following has the highest kinetic energy?
Which of the following is a polyatomic element?
Which of the following is highly compressible?
By which method can you separate a mixture of NaCl and water?
Why does balloon burst with a sound when it is pricked with a needle?
Which of the following can be separated by the methods of sedimentation and decantation?
Which of the following is an element?
Chemical formula for water glass is
A compound is made up of elements X and Y. The equivalent weight of X is one-fourth its atomic weight and the equivalent weight of Y is half its atomic weight. Therefore, the formula of the compound is
Dead burnt plaster is
The formula for aluminium chloride is AlaClb, where a and b have the values
Chemical name of ‘Blue Vitriol’ is
When iron filings are heated in a steam of dry hydrogen chloride, the compound formed is FeClx, where ‘x’ is
Which of the following is the formula for ferric sulphate?
What is the molecular formula of glucose?