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#49

The number of orbitals present in 6th orbit:

A) 36

B) 25

C) 15

D) 14

Answer:   A
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#50

How many moles of all atoms are there in 1.5 mole of H2SO4  ?

A)  7.6 mole

B)  8.5 mole

C)  10.5 mole

D)  12.8 mole

Answer:   C
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#51

Most of the volume of an atom is:

A) Empty space

B) Nucleus

C) Protons

D) Neutrons

Answer:   A
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#52

Which of the following molecules has a square planar geometry?

A) XeF4

B) SF6

C) NH3

D) H2O

Answer:   A
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#53

Which one can explain the size of orbit?

A) n

B) l

C) m

D) s

Answer:   A
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#54

How many mole of covalent bond are there in 0.5 mole of NH3  ?

A)  1.5 mole

B)  3 mole

C)  3.5 mole

D)  4 mole

Answer:   A
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#55

The visible lines of the hydrogen spectrum constitute the:

A) Lyman series

B) Balmer series

C) Paschen series

D) Pfund series

Answer:   B
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#56

Which hybridization is observed in the central atom of a carbon dioxide (CO2) molecule?

A) sp3

B) sp2

C) sp

D) sp3d

Answer:   C
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