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(1)
What is the bond length of hydrogen bond between two water molecules in liquid water?
[A]
0.0177 nm
[B]
0.177 nm
[C]
1.177 nm
[D]
17.70 nm
(2)
The bond dissociation energy of O – H bond in water is:
[A]
470 kJ/mol
[B]
348 kJ/mol
[C]
23 kJ/mol
[D]
10 kJ/mol
(3)
The life span of a hydrogen bond between two water molecule in liquid water is:
[A]
1 – 20 seconds
[B]
1 – 20 microseconds
[C]
1 – 20 nano-seconds
[D]
1 – 20 pico-seconds
Answer: 1 – 20 pico-seconds
(4)
Which of the following statement is correct regarding the hydrogen bonds in water?
[A]
Hydrogen bond is 10 % covalent and 90 % electrostatic
[B]
Hydrogen bond is 25% covalent and 75 % electrostatic
[C]
Hydrogen bond is 50% covalent and 50% electrostatic
[D]
Hydrogen bond is 100 % electrostatic
Answer: Hydrogen bond is 10 % covalent and 90 % electrostatic
(5)
The bond dissociation energy of hydrogen bonds in water molecule is
[A]
10 kJ / mol
[B]
23 kJ/mol
[C]
470 kJ/mol
[D]
348 kJ/mol
(6)
Hydrogen bond is best represented as the electrostatic attraction between:
[A]
A hydrogen covalently bounded to an electronegative atom and another hydrogen atom
[B]
A hydrogen covalently bounded to an electronegative atom and another electronegative atom
[C]
Two electronegative atoms and a hydrogen atom
[D]
Two hydrogen atoms
Answer: A hydrogen covalently bounded to an electronegative atom and another electronegative atom
(7)
The oxygen atom in the water molecule due to its high electronegativity bears _______
[A]
1 δ+ charge
[B]
2 δ+ charges
[C]
1 δ– charge
[D]
2 δ– charges
(8)
Which of the following represent the current melting point, boiling point and heat of vaporization of water?
[A]
0oC ; 100oC ; 2260 J/g
[B]
100oC ; 0oC ; 2260 J/g
[C]
0oC ; 100oC ; 1260 J/g
[D]
100oC ; 0oC ; 1260 J/g
Answer: 0oC ; 100oC ; 2260 J/g
(9)
Which of the following statement is true regarding the electronegativity of atoms in water molecule?
[A]
Hydrogen is more electronegative than oxygen
[B]
Hydrogen is less electronegative than oxygen
[C]
Electronegativity of hydrogen and oxygen is same
[D]
Oxygen and hydrogen do not have significant electronegativity in water
Answer: Hydrogen is less electronegative than oxygen
(10)
Most important reason for the unusual properties of water is:
[A]
The covalent bonding pattern in water molecule
[B]
The bond angle between the two hydrogen atoms in water
[C]
Hydrogen bonding between water molecules
[D]
Water can be immediately ionized at room temperature
Answer: Hydrogen bonding between water molecules
(11)
Polar molecules can readily dissolve in water. This is because:
[A]
Polar molecules can form hydrogen bonds with water
[B]
Polar molecules can replace water-water interaction with more energetically favourable water-solute interactions
[C]
Polar charged water can interact with the charge of polar molecules
[D]
All polar molecules are amphipathic in nature
Answer: Polar molecules can replace water-water interaction with more energetically favourable water-solute interactions
(12)
Water is a ___
[A]
Polar solvent
[B]
Non polar solvent
[C]
An amphipathic solvent
[D]
Non polar uncharged solvent
(13)
Water is liquid at room temperature, the most important reason for this is the:
[A]
High boiling point of water
[B]
High melting point of water
[C]
High heat of vaporization of water
[D]
Cohesive forces due to hydrogen bonds in water
Answer: Cohesive forces due to hydrogen bonds in water
(14)
What is the full form of BOD?
[A]
Biochemical oxygen demand
[B]
Biological oxygen demand
[C]
Biometric oxygen deep water
[D]
Biological oxygen deep water
Answer: Biochemical oxygen demand
(15)
The optimum value in natural water is ________
[A]
2-4ppm
[B]
4-7ppm
[C]
4-6ppm
[D]
2-7ppm
(16)
The ____________ is an important requirement of the aquatic life.
[A]
Dissolved nitrogen
[B]
Dissolved chlorine
[C]
Dissolved oxygen
[D]
Dissolved methane
(17)
Helminth in the water causes __________
[A]
Hook worm
[B]
Amoebic dysentery
[C]
Cholera
[D]
Typhoid
(18)
Bacteria in water causes ________
[A]
Malaria
[B]
Typhoid
[C]
Dengue
[D]
Chicken guinea
(19)
Amoebic dysentery is caused by ___________
[A]
Viruses
[B]
Bacteria
[C]
Helminth
[D]
Protozoa
(20)
Infectious hepatitis is caused by ___________
[A]
Bacteria
[B]
Viruses
[C]
Protozoa
[D]
Helminth
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