The condition that does not exist in the Haber process for the manufacturing of ammonia is:

1. Pressure (around 200 ×105 Pa)
2. Temperature (700 K)
3. Catalyst such as iron oxide.
4. Presence of inert gases.

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Number of moles of copper used when

(i) Copper reacts with dilute nitric acid

(ii) Copper reacts with concentrated nitric acid

are respectively:-

1. 1,1

2. 1,3

3. 3,1

4. 3,3

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An element that does not have a d-orbital is:

1. P 2. N
3. As 4. Bi
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The least basic compound is:

1. BiH3

2. AsH3

3. PH3

4. NH3

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Incorrect statement about red phosphorus is:

1. It is hard and crystalline.

2. It is poisonous.

3. It is less reactive than white phosphorus.

4. It is insoluble in water.

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Which element exhibits the highest catenation property?

1. Phosphorus

2. Nitrogen

3. Antimony

4. Bismuth

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The gas released on heating H3PO3 is 

1. Oxygen

2. Phosphine

3. Hydrogen

4. Water vapours

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What role does PCl₅ play in a redox reaction?

1. Reducing agent

2. Oxidising agent

3. Dehydrating Agent

4. None of the above.

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The electron gain enthalpies for the formation of O⁻ and O²⁻ from oxygen atoms
are −141 kJ mol⁻¹ and +702 kJ mol⁻¹, respectively.
Which of the following statements regarding oxide formation is correct?

1. The higher the electron gain enthalpy, the lower the lattice energy.

2. The higher the electron gain enthalpy, the higher the lattice energy.

3. The higher the electron gain enthalpy, the greater the stability of the oxide.

4. O⁻ is more stable than O²⁻.

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The group which contains the strongest oxidizing agent is-

1. Group 15

2. Group 16

3. Group 17

4. Group 18

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