Jamb 2000 Chemistry Past Questions And Answers

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1

A form of carbon used for absorbing poisonous gases and purification of noble gases is

  • A. wood charcoal
  • B. animal charcoal
  • C. carbon fibres
  • D. carbon black
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2

Synthesis gas is a mixture of

  • A. CH4 and H2O
  • B. CH4 and H2
  • C. CO2 and H2
  • D. CO and H2
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3

The repeating unit in natural rubber is

  • A. alkyne
  • B. isoprene
  • C. n-propene
  • D. peoprene
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4

The ratio of the initial to final pressure of a given mass of gas is 1:1.5. Calculate the final volume of the gas if the initial volume was 300 cm3 at the same temperature

  • A. 120 cm3
  • B. 200 cm3
  • C. 450 cm3
  • D. 750 cm3
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5

Potassium vapour burns with a

  • A. blue flame
  • B. brick-red flame
  • C. violet flame
  • D. golden-yellow flame
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6

Sieving is a technique used to separate mixture containing solid particles of

  • A. small sizes
  • B. large sizes
  • C. differents sizes
  • D. the same sizes
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7

Haematite is an ore of

  • A. zinc
  • B. lead
  • C. iron
  • D. copper
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8

For a reaction in equilibrium, the species involved in the equilibrium constant expression are

  • A. gaseous and solid species
  • B. liquid and solid species
  • C. solid and dissolved species
  • D. gaseous and dissolved species
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9

The distance between the nuclei of chlorine atoms in a chlorine molecule is 0.194 mm. The atomic radius of chlorine atom is

  • A. 0.097 mm
  • B. 0.194 mm
  • C. 0.388 mm
  • D. 2.388 mm
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10

A common characteristics of copper and silver in their usage as coinage metals is that they

  • A. have high metallic lustre
  • B. are not easily oxidized
  • C. are easily oxidized
  • D. are not easil reduced
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