Chemistry II Combustion
Chemistry II Combustion
Chemistry II Combustion
b.
Increase
c.
Remain constant
d.
None of these
Ans. (b)
2.
b.
Melting point
c. Ignition temperature
d.
Critical temperature
Ans. (c)
3.
b.
Wood
c.
Paper
d.
Straw
c.
Heat
d.
All of these
Ans. (a)
4.
b.
Air
Ans. (d)
5.
Fire extinguisher
a. Cut off the supply of air b.
d.
None of these
c.
Sound
d.
All of these
c.
Combustion
d.
None of these
Ans. (c)
6.
Rapid combustion is
a. When gas burns, it produces heat and light
b. When material suddenly burst into flames
c. When there is evolution of heat
d. None of these
Ans. (a)
7.
b.
light
Ans. (d)
8.
b.
Flame
Ans. (b)
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9.
b.
Yellow
c.
Black
d.
Wax part
c.
d.
Cold part
Ans. (a)
10.
b.
Ans. (c)
11.
b.
Middle zone
c.
Innermost zone
d.
None of these
b.
Cheap
c.
d.
All of these
c.
Very less
d.
No heat
c.
CNG
d.
None of these
c.
Moderate
d.
Zero
c.
d.
Kilometre
a. Stomach infections
b.
Respiratory problems
c. Brain infections
d.
Throat problems
c.
Carbon
d.
None of these
Ans. (b)
12.
Good fuel is
a. Readily available
Ans. (d)
13.
b.
Less
Ans. (a)
14.
b.
Diesel
Ans. (c)
15.
b.
High
Ans. (b)
16.
b.
Kilograms
Ans. (c)
17.
Ans. (b)
18.
Ans. (b)
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b.
CO
19.
b.
Middle
c.
Innermost
d.
c.
SO2
d.
CO
c.
Phosphorous
d.
Carbon
a. Sulphur, Nitrogen
b.
Sulphur, Carbon
c. Carbon, Nitrogen
d.
Phosphorous, Carbon
Ans. (a)
20.
b.
CO2
Ans. (c)
21.
b.
Nitrogen
Ans. (b)
22.
Ans. (a)
23.
Ans. (b)
24.
Potassium Chlorate
b.
d.
None of these
Ans. (a)
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