A sample of hard water was found to contain 68 ppm of and 19 ppm of . Its total hardness is –
(1) 70 ppm
(2) 50 ppm
(3) 20 ppm
(4) 100 ppm
A certain sample of hydrogen peroxide is 1.5M solution. It is to be labelled as X volumes. Calculate the value of X.
(1) 16.8 L
(2) 11.8 L
(3) 5.3 L
(4) 6.2 L
Find the volume strength of solution.
1. 8.96
2. 2.16
3. 9.16
4. 5.14
What mass of hydrogen peroxide is present in 2 litre solution of 4M strength ? Calculate the volume of oxygen at S.T.P. liberated upon complete decomposition of 400 of the above solution.
(A) 172g, 0.92 L
(B) 272g, 1.32 L
(C) 272g, 17.92 L
(D) 172g, 15.14 L
30ml of a solution after acidification required 30ml of solution for complete oxidation. Calculate the percentage and volume strength of solution.
(A) 2.17%, 2.56
(B) 0.17%, 0.56
(C) 5.12%, 3.16
(D) 3.12%, 0.86
Assertion: is called heavy water.
Reason : Its degree of dissociation is high.
Assertion : has higher boiling point than water.
Reason : The dipole moment of is little more than that of .
Assertion : Beryllium hydride is a covalent hydride.
Reason : The electronegativity difference between and is very high.
Assertion : The bond length of is shorter than that of
Reason : is an ionic compound.
Commercially is now prepared by –
(A) Action of on barium peroxide
(B) Action of on sodium peroxide
(C) Electrolysis of
(D) By burning hydrogen in excess of oxygen