3 What is a chromatogram? A A type of solvent B The separated pattern of components C The stationary phase D The mobile phase
4 Which colour component usually moves slowest? A Most soluble B Least adsorbed C Strongly adsorbed D Lightest
6 What happens if solvent front reaches top? A Experiment is stopped B More sample added C Heating starts D Rf increases
7 What is qualitative analysis mainly concerned with? A Amount of substance B Nature of substance C Mass of substance D Volume of substance
8 Which technique is simple and inexpensive? A Gas chromatography B Paper chromatography C HPLC D Column chromatography
9 Which reagent distinguishes sulfate from carbonate? A Dilute HCl B Barium chloride C Silver nitrate D Sodium hydroxide
10 Which reagent is used to test carbonate ions? A Silver nitrate B Barium chloride C Dilute acid D Sodium hydroxide
11 Which test is commonly used to identify metal ions? A Litmus test B Flame test C Iodine test D Biuret test
14 Which of the following is NOT a type of chromatography studied here? A Paper chromatography B Thin-layer chromatography C Gas chromatography D None of these
19 In a chromatogram, separated substances appear as: A Lines only B Spots or bands C Bubbles D Crystals
20 In thin-layer chromatography, the stationary phase is usually: A Paper B Water C Silica gel or alumina D Alcohol
22 Which solution is used to test acidic or basic gases? A Limewater B Litmus solution C Silver nitrate D Barium chloride
23 Which color is produced by sodium ion in a flame test? A Green B Brick red C Golden yellow D Lilac
24 Which ink component travels the farthest? A Most adsorbed B Least soluble C Most soluble in solvent D Darkest colour
25 Which observation confirms ammonium ion? A Pop sound B White precipitate C Pungent smell of ammonia D Green flame