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  1. Asked: August 4, 2021In: Chemistry

    In blast furnace, iron oxide is reduced to iron by

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    Answer: C. CO In blast furnace, iron oxide is reduced to iron by CO.

    Answer: C. CO

    In blast furnace, iron oxide is reduced to iron by CO.

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  2. Asked: August 4, 2021In: Chemistry

    Ferrous sulphate is commercially called

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    Answer: B. Green vitriol Ferrous sulphate is commercially called green vitriol.

    Answer: B. Green vitriol

    Ferrous sulphate is commercially called green vitriol.

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  4. Asked: August 4, 2021In: Chemistry

    Pig iron is called _____.

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    Answer: A. Cast iron Pig iron is called cast iron.

    Answer: A. Cast iron

    Pig iron is called cast iron.

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  5. Asked: August 4, 2021In: Chemistry

    Chemical name of Vermilion is:

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    Answer: A. Mercuric sulphide Chemical name of Vermilion is mercuric sulphide.

    Answer: A. Mercuric sulphide

    Chemical name of Vermilion is mercuric sulphide.

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  7. Asked: August 4, 2021In: Chemistry

    An important Zn ore is________.

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    Answer: A. Calamine An important Zn ore is calamine.

    Answer: A. Calamine

    An important Zn ore is calamine.

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    Which is known as philosopher’s wool?

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    Answer: D. ZnO ZnO is known as philosopher's wool.

    Answer: D. ZnO

    ZnO is known as philosopher’s wool.

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  10. Asked: August 4, 2021In: Chemistry

    Which of the following is a life saving mixture?

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    Answer: A. Mixture of helium and oxygen Mixture of helium and oxygen is a life saving mixture.

    Answer: A. Mixture of helium and oxygen

    Mixture of helium and oxygen is a life saving mixture.

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  11. Asked: August 4, 2021In: Chemistry

    The lowest boiling of helium is due to its:

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    Answer: D. Small size The lowest boiling of helium is due to its small size.

    Answer: D. Small size

    The lowest boiling of helium is due to its small size.

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  13. Asked: August 4, 2021In: Chemistry

    The coloured discharge tubes for advertisement mainly contain:

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    Answer: C. Neon The coloured discharge tubes for advertisement mainly contain neon.

    Answer: C. Neon

    The coloured discharge tubes for advertisement mainly contain neon.

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  14. Asked: August 4, 2021In: Chemistry

    The noble gas which was discovered first in the sun and then on the earth is:

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    Answer: D. Helium The noble gas which was discovered first in the sun and then on the earth is helium.

    Answer: D. Helium

    The noble gas which was discovered first in the sun and then on the earth is helium.

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