Chemical Bonding MCQs

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Q351.
The electronegativity of Aluminum is

a.

2.55

b.

1.61

c.

2.2

d.

3.16

Discuss
Answer: (b).1.61
Q352.
The electronegativity of Magnesium is

a.

1.31

b.

3.04

c.

2.2

d.

1.61

Discuss
Answer: (a).1.31
Q353.
Hydrogen bonding reduces the quality of water molecules to

a.

repel

b.

attract

c.

compactly arrange

d.

slide over each other

Discuss
Answer: (d).slide over each other
Q354.
The Van der Waal's forces are directly proportional to the

a.

temperature

b.

pressure

c.

electronegativity

d.

boiling point

Discuss
Answer: (d).boiling point
Q355.
Water has a high

a.

surface tension

b.

viscosity

c.

density

d.

all of above

Discuss
Answer: (d).all of above
Q356.
Tetrachloromethane is a

a.

polar

b.

non-polar

c.

reactive

d.

unreactive

Discuss
Answer: (b).non-polar
Q357.
A non-polar molecule of Bromine at room temperature is found in the state of

a.

solid

b.

liquid

c.

gas

d.

vapor

Discuss
Answer: (b).liquid
Q358.
The boiling point of propane is

a.

−43 °C

b.

−42 °C

c.

−40 °C

d.

−24 °C

Discuss
Answer: (b).−42 °C
Q359.
Polythene is solid at

a.

room temperature

b.

all temperatures

c.

high pressures

d.

low pressures

Discuss
Answer: (a).room temperature
Q360.
The weak forces of attraction which exist in a molecule like Bromine are called

a.

dipole moment

b.

Van der Waals forces

c.

hydrogen bonding

d.

covalent bonding

Discuss
Answer: (b).Van der Waals forces
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