Jamb 2006 Chemistry Past Questions And Answers

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1

The order in which a mixture of sand, ammonium chloride and sodium chloride can be separated is

  • A. dissolution → dryness → filtration → evaporation
  • B. filtration → sublimation → evaporation → dryness
  • C. sublimation → dissolution → filtration → evaporation
  • D. dissolution → filtration → sublimation → evaporation
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2

The idea of planetary electron was that of

  • A. Rutherford
  • B. Thompson
  • C. Bohr
  • D. Dalton
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3

Dynamic equilibrium describes a situation where

  • A. a reaction gives back the reactant
  • B. te concentration of the reactant and products is equal
  • C. both forward and and reverse reactions proceed at the same rate
  • D. reactants are converted to products
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4

If 30cm3 of gas at 50oC is warmed to 80o at a fixed pressure, the fractional increase in volume is

  • A. 0.009
  • B. 0.093
  • C. 0.910
  • D. 1.090
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5

On heating, which of the following compounds will decompose to the free metal, nitrogen (IV) oxide and oxygen?

  • A. Ca(NO3)2
  • B. Cu(NO3)2
  • C. AgNO3
  • D. NaNO3
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6

Zinc and carbon rods are used as anode and cathode respectively in a

  • A. Leclanche cell
  • B. lead accumulator
  • C. Daniel cell
  • D. voltaic cell
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7

The volume of 2.5 moles of oxygen at s.t.p is [Molar volume of a gas at s.t.p = 22.4 dm3]

  • A. 50.0 dm3
  • B. 84.0 dm3
  • C. 28.0 dm3
  • D. 56.0 dm3
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8

The gas obtained as a product of anaerobic action on organic matter buried in the earth is

  • A. ethene
  • B. methane
  • C. carbon (IV) oxide
  • D. nitrogen (IV) oxide
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9

The ion that can be used as an oxidizing agent is

  • A. Au3+
  • B. Fe3+
  • C. ClO-
  • D. Ca2+
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10

When 50cm2 of a saturated solution of sugar of molar mass 342 g at 40oC was evaporated to dryness, 34.2g of dry solid was obtained. The solubility of sugar at 40oC is

  • A. 2.0 mol dm-3
  • B. 3.5 mol dm-3
  • C. 7.0 mol dm-3
  • D. 10.0 mol dm-3
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