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Question 771:
NH<sub style='font-size: smaller;'>3</sub> + H<sub style='font-size: smaller;'>3</sub>O<sup style='font-size: smaller;'>+</sup><br/>→ NH<sub style='font-size: smaller;'>4</sub><sup style='font-size: smaller;'>+</sup> + H<sub style='font-size: smaller;'>2</sub>O. It may be deduced from the reaction above that?
  • A A redox reaction has occurred
  • B H<sub style='font-size: smaller;'>3</sub>O<sup style='font-size: smaller;'>+</sup> acts as an oxidizing agent
  • C H<sub style='font-size: smaller;'>3</sub>O<sup style='font-size: smaller;'>+</sup> acts as an acid
  • D Water acts as ab acid
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Question 772:
4.0 g of sodium hydroxide in 250 cm<sup style='font-size: smaller;'>3</sup> of solution contains?
  • A 0.40 moles per dm<sup style='font-size: smaller;'>3</sup>
  • B 0.10 moles per dm<sup style='font-size: smaller;'>3</sup>
  • C 0.04 moles per dm<sup style='font-size: smaller;'>3</sup>
  • D 0.02 moles per dm<sup style='font-size: smaller;'>3</sup>
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Question 773:
During the electrolysis of a salt of a metal M, a current of 0.5 A flows from for 32 minutes 10 seconds and deposits 0.325 g of M, What is the charge of the metal ion?<br/>(M = 65, If = 96,500 C per mole of electron)
  • A 1
  • B 2
  • C 3
  • D 4
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Question 774:
Which of the reactions occurs at the anode during the electrolysis of a very dilute aqueous solution of sodium chloride?
  • A OH<sup style='font-size: smaller;'>-</sup> - e → OH
  • B CIsup>- - e → CI
  • C OHsup>- + CIsup>-HCI + O<sub style='font-size: smaller;'>2</sub>
  • D Na<sub style='font-size: smaller;'>+</sub> - esup>- Hg (Na)/(Hg) amalgam
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Question 775:
The oxidation states of chlorine in HOCL, HCLO<sub style='font-size: smaller;'>3</sub> and HCLO<sub style='font-size: smaller;'>4</sub> are respectively?
  • A -1, +5, and +7
  • B -1, -5 and 7
  • C +1, +3 and +4
  • D +1, +5 and +7
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