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Chemo Curios for M.Sc. Entrance Preparation

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Information About M.Sc. Chemistry Entrance

Syllabus:
Not specific syllabus, However 25% from 1st year, 25% from 2nd year and remaining 50% from 3rd year T.U. syllabus. Mainly focus on third year and past year questions. Sometimes concept (our five sets gives you how to study and what type of question may asked in T.U. Entrance).

No. of Seats:
Central Department (C.D.C.) → 90 T.U. Kirtipur
Tri-chandra Campus (T.C.) → 90 Ghantaghar Kathmandu
Birendra Multiple Campus → 60 Bharatpur, Chitwan
Mahendra Morang Campus → 30 Biratnagar

Admission Requirement:
B.Sc. Degree with Major in Chemistry from T.U. or have received equivalent degree with chemistry from any other university recognized by T.U. are eligible to apply.
Remember this: 

1. Don’t forget to write your name and admit card in your question paper. If you have additional papers then stapled properly and write admit card number
2. Time is only 2 hours, which is not sufficient so never describe briefly but write factual and to the point. Be careful!!
3. As for a possible touch every subjective question and avoid mistake in multiple choice question leads to increase your success rate.
4. Tick () in appropriate answer in question paper by black pen. Never used two times. If you tick two times, it will be cancelled.
5. All the subjective question answer should be written on backside of same quesiton sheet. You get additional paper after completing it.

Chemo Curios

    1. Most electropositive element → Cs
    2. Most electronegative element radioactive in nature → Fr
    3. Most electronegative element → F
    4. Element having highest I.P. → He
    5. Element having lowest I.P. → CS
    6. Element having highest electron affinity → Cl
    7. Element having lowest electropositivity → F
    8. Sun have maximum percentage of hydrogen (90%)
    9. Most inflammable gas → Hydrogen
    10. In interstitial hydrides hydrogen is present in atomic state.
    11. Typical metalloids Þ B, Si, Ge, As and Te.
    12. Most conductive metal → Silver (Ag)
    13. Most conductive non-metal → Graphite
    14. The only liquid at room temperature → Mercury
    15. Most reactive non-metal → Fluorine
    16. Most poisonous element → Plutonium
    17. Platinum (Pt) → White gold.
    18. Mercury (Hg) → Quick silver
    19. 24 Carat Gold → Pure gold
    20. Petroleum → Liquid gold
    21. Hardest natural occurring substance → Diamond
    22. Heaviest natural occurring element → 92Cl
    23. Most covalent compound → CS2CO3
    24. Most electrovalent compound → CsF
    25. Amphoteric oxide → ZnO, PbO, Al2O3
    26. Neutral oxide → CO, NO, N2O, H2O
    27. Neutral explosive → NCl3
    28. Artificial explosive → Dynamite
    29. Oldest halogen known → Chlorine
    30. Thermal decomposition of organic compound is called → Pyrolysis
    31. Pyrolysis in alkane is called→ Cracking
    32. Polonium has 27 isotopes more than any other elements.
    33. Oil of vitriol → H2SO4
    34. Marshall’s acid → H2S2O8
    35. Fool’s gold → FeS2
    36. Parafffins are → alkanes
    37. Olefins are → alkenes
    38. 40% aquerous solution of formaldehyde → formalin
    39. Carbolic acid is → phenol
    40. Ethylene is used for ripening of fruits.
    41. Quantum theory was discovered by → Max Planck
    42. pH scale was discovered by → Sorenser
    43. Aqua regia → conc. 1 HNO3 + conc. 3HCl.
    44. Corrosive sublimate → HgCl2
    45. Laughing gas → N2O
    46. Marsh gas → Methane (CH4)
    47. Water gas → CO + H2
    48. Brass → Cu + Zn
    49. Bronze → Cu + Sn
    50. Gun metal → Cu + Sn + Zn
    51. Stainless steel → Fe + C + Cr + Ni
    52. Oxalic acid is obtained from → Cane sugar
    53. Formic acid is obtained from → Red ants
    54. Glycerine is obtained from → Olive oil
    55. Malic acid is obtained from → Apples
    56. Formula of cryolite – Na3AlF6
    57. Conc. HNO3 is Aquafortis
    58. Compound containing polar bond but is non-polar-Co2.
    59. Pto2 is called adam’s catalyst.
    60. HCN (Hydrocyanic acid) called prussic acid.
    61. Turnbull’s blue is Ferro-Ferri cyanide Fe3[Fe(CN)6]2
    62. Fenton’s Reagent is – H2O2 + Fewdrops of FeCl3.
    63. Glauber’s salt – Na2SO4.10H2O
    64. Hypo-Na2S2O3.5H2O
    65. Potash Alum is K2SO4.Al2(SO4)3.24H2O
    66. Freon – CF2Cl2 – used in refrigerators
    67. CCl4 – Pyrene – used as fire extinguishers
    68. Borax has formula Na2CO3.10H­2O
    69. Washing Soda is Na2CO3.10H2O
    70. Baking Powder is NaHCO3
    71. Soda ASH is Na2CO3
    72. The equation which connects the thermo dynamics and electro chemistry is (DG = -nFE)
    73. Bleaching power – CaOCl2
    74. Phosphine – CoCl2, Phosgene -PH3
    75. AgBr – used in photography
    76. Milk of magnesia – Mg (OH)2 – used in anta acid.
    77. Calcium Superphosphate – CaH4(Po4)2, Calcium double phosphate CaH2 (HPO4)2 and calcium triple phosphate – Ca(H2Po4)2
    78. Fluoroapatite is 3 Ca3(Po4)2CaF2
    79. Calcite is CaCO3
    80. Rochelle salt – Sodium potassium tararate.
    81. D2O (Heavy Water) used as coolant in nuclear reactors.
    82. 40% aq. solution of formaldehyde is called as formalin and used as preservatives.
    83. Nucleus was discovered by Rutherford.
    84. Quantum atomic theory was given by Neils Bohr.
    85. Atom-Dalton, neutron-Chadwick and electron-J.J. Thomson.
    86. Total no. of lanthanides elements – 14
    87. Azeotropic mixture of water and alcohol has constant B.P. i.e. at 78.3oc.
    88. Transition temperature of Hypo (Na­2S2O3.5H2O) is 48oc.
    89. Critical solution temperature of Phenol-water system is 66oc.
    90. The critical temperature of CO2 is 31.1oc, and ethane is 32.1oc.
    91. Fully staggered conformation of n-butane is most stable.
    92. Rectified sprit is 95.5% ethanol.
    93. Strotium fluorides (SrF2) is one of the compounds present in toothpaste.
    94. PtCl3 (C2H4) is called Zeise’s salt.
    95. Raffinose is an example of trisaccharides.
    96. Oxidation takes place at anode and reduction at cathode.
    97. Strongest oxidizing agent is Fluorine.
    98. Lithium is the strongest reducing agent in solution but caesium (Cs) is in air.
    99. Fenton’s Reagent is H2O2 + few drops of FeSO4.
    100. Fehling solution CuSO4.5H2O + NaOH + Sodium potasisium tartrate.
    101. Lindlar catalyst is Pd/BaSO4.
    102. Molish reagent is an ethanolic solution of a-napthol used for detection of carbonydrates.
    103. Thomas Salg is Ca3(PO)2 + CaSiO3 used as a fertilizer.
    104. Rectified Spirit is (C2H5QH+H2O) used as solvent.
    105. Schiff reagent – aq. solution of rosaniline hydrochloride whose red colour has been discharged by SO2 (used for detecting) Aldehydes.
    106. Lucas reagent is conc. HCl + anhyd.Zncl2 used for distinguish different alcohols.
    107. Fusion mixture – Na2CO3+K2CO3
    108. Euchlorine is Cl2+ClO3.
    109. Bordeaux mixture is a solution of CuSo4 + lime.
    110. Baking Powder is NaHCO3+Sodium potassium tartrate.
    111. Vinegar is CH3COOH (7.8%)
    112. Prussic acid is HCN.
    113. Permuitit (Zeolite) → Na2O.Al2O3.2SiO3.x H2O
    114. King of chemicals is suphuric acid.
    115. Glauber salt is Na2SO4.1OH­2O.
    116. Fullerene is an allotrope of C6o of carbon.
    117. Freon is CCl2F2.
    118. Calgon is Na2 [Na4(Po3)6]
    119. Bleaching Powder is CaOCl­2
    120. Borax is Na2B4O7.10H2O and Borazole i.e. inorganic Benzene B3N3H6.

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