MHT-CET 2004
1. Oxidation state of iron in Fe3O4 is
- (A) 8/3
- (B) 3/4
- (C) 3/2
- (D) 1/2
MHT-CET 2008
2. Which of the following ions is colourless in solution?
- (A) V³+
- (B) Cr³+
- (C) Co²+
- (D) Sc³+
3. The general electronic configuration of the transition elements is
- (A) (n - 1)d10, (n +1)s2
- (B) (n - 1)d1-10, (n + 1)1-2
- (C) (n - 1)1-10, np6, ns2
- (D) (n - 1)d1-10, ns1-2
4. The point of dissimilarity between lanthanides and actinides is
- (A) three outermost shells are partially filled.
- (B) they show oxidation state of + 3 (common).
- (C) they are called inner transition elements.
- (D) they are radioactive in nature.
5. Calamine is
- (A) CaCO3
- (B) MgCO3
- (C) ZnCO3
- (D) CaCO3 + CaO
MHT-CET 2009
6. Most basic hydroxide among the following is
- (A) Lu(OH)3
- (B) Eu(OH)3
- (C) Yb(OH)3
- (D) Ce(OH)3
7. The maximum number of unpaired electrons is present in
- (A) Fe
- (B) Cu
- (C) Co
- (D) Ni
MHT-CET 2010
8. Which gives +7 oxidation state?
- (A) Mn(25)
- (B) Cr(24)
- (C) Cu(29)
- (D) Fe(26)
9. Ce4+ is stable. This is because of
- (A) half-filled d-orbital
- (B) all paired electrons in d-orbital
- (C) empty orbital
- (D) fully filled d-orbital
MHT-CET 2011
10. Most common oxidation states shown by cerium are
- (A) +2, +4
- (B) +3, +4
- (C) +3, +5
- (D) +2, +3
MHT-CET 2012
11. Which of the following species shows the maximum magnetic moment?
- (A) Mn6+
- (B) Ni2+
- (C) Fe3+
- (D) Ag+
12. The oxidation state of Cr in K2Cr2O7 is
- (A) +4
- (B) +3
- (C) +6
- (D) +5
13. Which of the following is not an iron ore?
- (A) Malachite
- (B) Haematite
- (C) Siderite
- (D) Limonite
MHT-CET 2013
14. which of the following lanthanoid ions is diamagnetic? (Atomic no. of Ce = 58, Sm = 62, Eu = 63, Yb = 70)
- (A) Ce2+
- (B) Sm2+
- (C) Eu2+
- (D) Yb2+
MHT-CET 2014
15. Select the coloured compound amongst the following. (Atomic no. of Ti = 22. Cr = 24. Cu = 29. Zn = 30)
- (A) TiC14
- (B) CrCl3
- (C) ZnCl3
- (D) CuCl
MHT-CET 2015
16. Potassium dichromate is a good oxidizing agent, in acidic medium the oxidation state of chromium changes by
- (A) 2
- (B) 3
- (C) 4
- (D) 5
17. The only radioactive element among the lanthanoids is
- (A) Gadolinium
- (B) Holmium
- (C) Promethium
- (D) Neodymium
MHT-CET 2016
18. How is sodium chromate converted into sodium dichromate in the manufacture of potasstum dichromate from chromite ore?
- (A) By the action of concentrated sulphuric acid
- (B) By roasting with soda ash
- (C) By the action of sodium hydroxide
- (D) By the action of lime stone
19. Identify the metal that forms colourless compounds.
- (A) Iron (Z = 26)
- (B) Chromium (Z = 24)
- (C) Vanadium (Z = 23)
- (D) Scandium (Z - 21)
MHT-CET 2018
20. The most basic hydroxide from following is
- (A) Pr(OH)3 (Z = 59)
- (B) Sm(OH)3 (Z = 62)
- (C) Ho(OH)3 (Z = 67)
- (D) La(OH)3 (Z = 57)
21 . Identify the oxidation states of titanium (Z = 22) and copper (Z = 29) in their colourless compounds.
- (A) Ti³+ , Cu²+
- (B) Ti²+, Cu²+
- (C) Ti4+,Cu1+
- (D) Ti4+, Cu²+
MHT-CET 2019
22. The ionic charges on chromate ion and dichromate ion respectively is
- (A) -2. -2
- (B) -3. -2
- (C) -2, -4
- (D) -4, -2
23. When a mixture of manganese dioxide, potassium hydroxide and potassium chlorate is formed the product obtained is
- (A) KMnO4
- (B) K2MnO3
- (C) K2MnO4
- (D) K2SO4
24. The ionic charges of manganate and permanganate ion are respectively
- (A) -1, -2
- (B) -2,-1
- (C) -1, -1
- (D) -2, -2
25. Select the ion which has maximum effective magnetic moment.
- (A) Mn³+(Z = 25)
- (B) V³+(Z = 23)
- (C) Cu²+(Z = 29)
- (D) Fe³+(Z = 26)
26. Which of the following elements belongs to the first inner transition series?
- (A) Curium
- (B) Americium
- (C) Protactinium
- (D) Promethiunium
27. Which of the following elements has highest second ionization enthalpy?
- (A) Cu(Z = 29)
- (B) Zn(Z = 30)
- (C) Co( Z = 27)
- (D) Fe(Z = 26)
28. Which among the following elements has completely filled 4f subshell?
- (A) Tm (Z = 69)
- (B) Ho (Z = 67)
- (C) Yb (Z = 70)
- (D)Gd (Z = 64)
29. Which among the following substances is used as a catalyst for thermal decomposition of potassium chlorate?
- (A) MnO2
- (B) CuCl2
- (C) Fe
- (D) V2O5
30. Cobalt - Thorium alloy is used as catalyst in the process of
- (A) manufacture of H2SO4
- (B) synthesis of gasoline
- (C) decomposition of KClO3 to O2
- (D) hydrogenation of oils
31. The highest oxidation state in plutonium (At. No = 94) is
- (A) +7
- (B) +6
- (C) +5
- (D) +4
32. Limestone is used as a flux in the extraction of
- (A) Zinc
- (B) Iron
- (C) Copper
- (D) Aluminium
33. Which of the following is NOT the mineral of iron?
- (A) Magnetite
- (B) Limonite
- (C) Haematite
- (D) Corundum
34. Identify the pair of flux and the slag respectively in the extraction process of iron
- (A) Lime stone and calcium silicate
- (B) Calcium silicate and lime stone
- (C) Sand and ferrous silicate
- (D) Ferrous silicate and sand
35. Which among the following is an ore
- (A) FeS2
- (B) Fe2O3
- (C) FeCO3
- (D) Fe3O4
36. The mineral of iron is
- (A) Limonite
- (B) Cryolite
- (C) Calamine
- (D) Epsum salt
37. Which among the following elements has lowest density and is lightest?
- (A) Scandium
- (B) Cobalt
- (C) Copper
- (D) Iron
38. Which among the following elements is a soft element as compared to others?
- (A) Zn
- (B) Mo
- (C) W
- (D) Co
39. Which among the following reactions occurs at the zone of slag formation in extraction of iron by blast furnace?
- (A) C + 1/2O2 → CO
- (B) Fe2O3 + 3C → 2Fe + 3CO
- (C) CaO +SiO2 → CaSiO3
- (D) Fe2O3 + 3CO → 2Fe + 3CO2
40. Identify the correct statement from following.
- (A) Lanthanoids have greater tendency to form complexex than actinoids.
- (B) Actionoid contraction is greater than lanthanoid contraction.
- (C) Binding energy of 4f - orbitals is lower than 5f - orbitals.
- (D) Hydroxides of actinoids are less basic than Lanthanoid hydroxides.
41. What is the position elements La(Z = 57) and Ce(Z = 58) respectively in the long from of following periodic table?
- (A) La = Group-4, Period-7,, Ce = Group-5, Period-7
- (B) La = Group-3, Period-6,, Ce = Group-3, Period-6
- (C) La = Group-3, Period-7,, Ce = Group-3, Period-6
- (D) La = Group-3, Period-6,, Ce = Group-3, Period-7
- (A) Zn(Z = 30)
- (B) Cu(Z = 29)
- (C) Mn(Z = 25)
- (D) Co(Z = 27)
- (A) Slag formation
- (B) Combustion coke
- (C) Reduction of ore
- (D) Ore loses moisture.
- (A) Pm
- (B) Ce
- (C) Sm
- (D) Pr
- (A) MgCO3, CaCO3
- (B) Fe2O3
- (C) ZnCO3
- (D) FeCO3
- (A) Sm > Gd > Ce > Pm
- (B) Ce > Pm > Sm > Gd
- (C) Pm > Sm > Ce > Gd
- (D) Gd > Pm > Ce > Sm
47. Which of the following elements exhibits oxidation states other than +3?
- (A) Gd
- (B) La
- (C) Ce
- (D)Lu
- (A)To blow a blast of preheated air in to the furnace
- (B) It enables the even distribution of charge.
- (C) It is used to remove molten slag and iron.
- (D) It prevents loss of hot gases
- (A) MnO2
- (B) PbCrO4
- (C) Cu2O
- (D) Cr2O3
- (A) CaCO3 → CaO + CO2
- (B) CaO + SiO2 → CaSiO3
- (C) 2C + O2 → 2CO
- (D) Fe2O3 + 3CO → 2Fe + 3CO2
- (A) Al
- (B) Fe
- (C) Hg
- (D) Cr
- (A) Sodium dichromate
- (B) Sodium sulphate
- (C) Sodium chromate
- (D) potassium chromate
- (A) 1.73 BM
- (B) 4.90 BM
- (C) 2.84 BM
- (D) 3.87 BM
- (A) Cerium
- (B) Gadolinium
- (C) Terbium
- (D) Neodymium
- (A) Cu (Z = 29)
- (B) Fe (Z = 26)
- (C) Sc (Z = 21)
- (D) Zn (Z = 10)
- (A) Pu
- (B) Fm
- (C) Bk
- (D) Pr
- (A) Th (Z = 90)
- (B) Lr (Z = 103)
- (C) U (Z = 92)
- (D) Pa (Z =91)
- (A) +8
- (B) +6
- (C) +7
- (D) +5
- (A) +6
- (B) +3
- (C) +4
- (D) +7
- (A) H2SO4
- (B) H2S2O4
- (C) H2S2O6
- (D) H2SO5
- (A) Ni > Fe > Cr > V
- (B) Cr > Fe > V > Ni
- (C) Fe > Ni > V > Cr
- (D) V > Cr > Fe > Ni
- (A) Al, O
- (B) Fe, S
- (C) Cu, Fe, S
- (D) Al, Fe, O
- (A) Eu
- (B) Nd
- (C) Pm
- (D) Lu
- (A) Cd
- (B) Co
- (C)Zn
- (D)Hg
- (A) Cu(Z = 29)
- (B) Ni(Z = 28)
- (C) V(Z = 23)
- (D) Mn(Z = 25)
- (A) Magnesite
- (B) Calamine
- (C) Siderite
- (D) Willemite
- (A) Ti³
- (B) Cu
- (C) Sc³
- (D) Zn
- (A) Willemite
- (B) Malachire
- (C) Corundum
- (D) Azurite
69. Which among the following actinoids exhibits highest oxidation state +7?
- (A) Pu
- (B) Lr
- (C) Cf
- (D) Th
- (A) Dysprosium (Z = 66)
- (B) Praseodymiun (Z = 59)
- (C) Neodymium (Z = 60)
- (D) Cerium (Z = 58)
- (A) Zn²+ and Cr³+
- (B) Ni²+ and Ti³+
- (C) Sc³+ and Ti³+
- (D) Cr³+ and Co²+
- (A) Fe3O4
- (B) FeCO3
- (C) Fe2O3
- (D) 2Fe2O3.3H2O
- (A) oxide
- (B) carbonates
- (C) nitrates
- (D) sulphides
- (A) Eu (Z = 63)
- (B) Gd (Z = 64)
- (C) Nd (Z = 60)
- (D Yb (Z = 70)
- (A) Nd
- (B) Er
- (C) Np
- (D) Lu
- (A) Eu(OH)3
- (B) Ce(OH)3
- (C) Lu(OH)3
- (D) La(OH)3
- (A) Zone of reduction
- (B) Zone of combustion
- (C) Zone of slag formation
- (D) Zone of fusion
- (A) Zone of reduction
- (B) Zone of slag formation
- (C) Zone.of combustion
- (D) Zone of fusion
- (A) W
- (B) Cr
- (C) Mo
- (D) Cd
- (A) Scandium (Z = 21)
- (B) Copper (Z = 29)
- (C) Titanium (Z = 22)
- (D) Chromium (Z = 24)
- (A) H2O
- (B) H2Se
- (C) H2S
- (D) H2Te
- (A) Sm
- (B) Am
- (C) Dy
- (D) Lu
- (A) These have greater tendency to form complexes.
- (B) Binding energy of 5f orbitals is lower than 4f orbitals.
- (C) Hydroxides of these are more basic in nature than lanthanoids.
- (D) Some of the ions of these are fairly coloured.
- (A) Lu (Z = 71 )
- (B) La (Z = 57)
- (C) Yb (Z = 70)
- (D) Gd (Z = 64)
- (A) Sm
- (B) Ce
- (C) Pr
- (D) Pu
- (A) 12CaO + 2Al2O3 → 4Ca3AlO3 + 3O2
- (B) C + 1/2O2 → CO
- (C) Fe2O3 + 3CO → 2Fe + 3CO2
- (D) 2CO → O2 + 2C
- (A) Binding energy of 4f orbitals is higher.
- (B) In these differentiating electron enters in 4f-orbitals.
- (C) These elements can't form oxocations.
- (D) Most of the elements of these do not occur in nature but prepared in laboratory.
- (A) U
- (B) Lu
- (C) Pu
- (D) Np
- (A) Ti4+
- (B) Fe³+
- (C) Ni²+
- (D) Cr³+
- (A) Mn (Z = 25)
- (B) Cr (Z = 24)
- (C) Fe (Z = 26)
- (D) Cu (Z = 29)
- (A) Cu
- (B) Hg
- (C) Fe
- (D) Bi
- (A) 473 K
- (B) 692 K
- (C) 423 K
- (D) 1193 K
- (A) Cu (Z = 29)
- (B) Cr (Z = 24)
- (C) Mn (Z = 25)
- (D) Fe (Z = 26)
- (A) 4.0 % C, hard and brittle
- (B) Less than 0.2 % C, very soft
- (C) 0.2 to 2.0 % C, very soft
- (D) 0.2 to 2.0 % C, forms steel alloy
- (A) Washing in current of water
- (B) Froth floatation
- (C) Dissolving the ore in water solution of NaOH or Na2CO3
- (D) Electromagnetic separation
- (A) 2000 K
- (B) 1200 K
- (C) 500 K
- (D) 1500 K
- (A) Limestone decomposes
- (B) Reduction of ore by C
- (C) Reduction of ore by CO
- (D) Ore losses moisture
- (A) Ln2O3
- (B) LnO2
- (C) Ln2O
- (D) LnO
- (A) Neodymium (Z = 60)
- (B) Terbium (Z =65)
- (C) Praseodymium (Z = 59)
- (D) Cerium (Z = 58)