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To show that hydrogen gas evolved by the action of acids on some metals
To show that hydrogen gas evolved by the action of acids on some metals
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1)
Which of these metals cannot be used to prepare hydrogen by the action of an acid?
Copper
Sodium
Calcium
Iron
2)
Metals often react with acids to produce salt and hydrogen gas. Which of the following acids, when interacting with metals (excluding Mn and Mg), does not produce hydrogen gas?
HCl
All of these
HNO3
H2SO4
3)
Which gas is usually liberated when an acid reacts with a metal?
Oxygen
Nitrogen
Hydrogen gas
None of these
4)
Which of the following is used for the dissolution of gold?
Sulphuric acid
Aqua regia
Hydrochloric acid
Nitric acid
5)
Aluminium metal is used for making utensils. Which of the properties of Al metal is responsible for the same?
Good thermal conductivity and high melting point
Electrical conductivity and ductility
Poor conductivity
Low boiling point
6)
What is obtained when Zn react with NaOH?
Zinc hydroxide and sodium
Sodium zincate and water
Sodium zincate and hydrogen gas
Sodium zinc oxide and hydrogen gas
7)
Which of the following metals do not react with hot and cold water?
Na
Ca
Fe
Mg
8)
Why the addition of HNO3 into metal does not produce hydrogen gas
Metal reacts weakly with nitric acid
Hydrogen is reduced by nitric acid
Hydrogen is oxidised by nitric acid.
Metallic hydrides are formed
9)
What happens when silver chloride is reacted with HCl?
Hydrogen gas is produced
None of these
Silver chloride is formed
No reaction