Aluminium reacts with nitrogen to form:

1. AlN

2. $A{l}_2{N}_3$

3. $A{l}_{2}N$

4. $A{l}_4{N}_6$

Which metal is powdered, suspended in oil and used as paint?

(1) Fe

(2) Sn

(3) Ag

(4) Al

Aluminium metal is corroded in coastal  places near to the sea, because protective oxide film:

(1) is removed by sea water

(2) reacts with sea water

(3) is attacked by salts present in sea water

(4) reacts with sand particles

Aluminium deposited as vapours on glass forms a good mirror, essentially because:

(1) it has better shine than Ag

(2) it does not scratch

(3) coating is much smoother

(4) it does not tarnish in air

Conc. $HN{O}_3$ can be stored in a container of:

(1) Cu

(2) Al

(3) Zn

(4) Sn

Duralumin is an alloy of:

(1) Al and Mg

(2) Mg and Cu

(3) Al, Mg, Mn and Cu

(4) Al and Cu

Aluminium is not used:

(1) In thermite welding

(2) As oxidiser in metallurgy

(3) For making utensils

(4) In silvery paints

What happens when aluminium is added to an aqueous potassium hydroxide solution?

1. No reaction takes place 

2. Oxygen gas is evolved

3. Water is produced 

4. Hydrogen gas is evolved

A metal powder if spread in air, becomes hazardous is-

(1) Al 

(2) B

(3) Ca

(4) K

CO₂ and N₂ are non-supporters of combustion. However, for putting out fires CO₂ is preferred over N₂ because CO₂:

1. Does not burn.

2. Forms non-combustible products with burning substances.

3. Is denser than nitrogen.

4. Is a more reactive gas.