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CHEMISTRY PRACTICE PAPERS Class 10 ICSE

ICSE CHEMISTRY CLASS 10 PRACTICE PAPERS

PRACTICE PAPER-1

Electrolysis, HCl, Acids bases and salts, Ammonia
ICSE CHEMISTRY CLASS 10 PRACTICE PAPERS



SECTION - I
Answer All the following questions.
Question- 1
a) State whether following statements are true or false.
i)        Ammonia mixes with hydrogen chloride gas to produce dense white fumes.
ii)      Chlorine turns moist starch iodide paper green.
iii)    Dry hydrogen chloride gas is acidic in nature.
iv)    Hydrogen chloride gas when dissolved in water produces hydrochloric acid.
v)      Reaction of silver nitrate with hydrochloric acid produces a yellow precipitate.

b)  Match the following.
Eg:  6-(d).
i)        Sodium argentocyanide           (    )     a) Inert electrode
ii)      Nitric acid                               (    )      b) Weak electrolyte.
iii)    Acetic acid                              (    )      c) Strong electrolyte.
iv)    Platinum                                  (    )      d) Non electrolyte.
v)      Silver                                          (    )   e) Complex salt.
vi)    Glucose                                      (    )   f) Active electrode.

c)  Fill in the blanks.
i)        Hygroscopic substances are also called as­­___________.
ii)      Ammonium hydroxide is a ___________ base.
iii)    PH of pure water is________.
iv)    A compound other than CO2 which turns lime water milky__________.
v)      Addition of phenolphthalein (alkaline) to basic medium gives a___________colour.

d)  Complete the following table.
Metallic salt solution
Colour of ppt in little NH4OH
1) Copper sulphate

2) Iron(III)chloride

3)Iron(II)sulphate

4) Lead nitrate

5) Zinc nitrate


e)  Select the correct answer from the choices given below:-
1) The acid anhydride of sulphuricacid is
a) Sulphurdioxide b) Sulphur trioxidec) Sulphur monochlorided) None of these.

2) In laboratory coppersulphate is prepared by
a) Displacement b) Synthesis c)Direct combination d) Decomposition.

3)Nitrogen dioxide is a
a) Greenish yellow coloured gas b) Colourless gas c) Reddish brown coloured gas d)Green coloured gas.

4)During the electrolysis of acidulated water the product at anode
a) Hydrogen gas b) Nil c) Oxygen d) Both a and c.

5)Which of the following is an inert electrode.
a) Iron b) Nickel c) Silver d)Copper.

6)Ammonia gets catalytically oxidized to
a) N2 + H2O   b) NO2 + H2O   c) NO+ H2O   d)Cu

7)Drying agent for ammonia.
a) CaO b) P2O5   c) Conc H2SOd)HCl

8) A Salt of Silver which is soluble in  excess of ammonium hydroxide.
a) Silver chloride b) Silver nitrate c) Silver nitrite d) Silver bromide.
9)The colour of precipitate form on reaction of silver nitrate with hydrochloric acid.
a)Black   b) Green   c) White   d) Orange

10)Drying agent used for drying the hydrogen chloride gas.
a) Conc H2SO4   b)  P2O5  c) CaO  d) CaCl2 .

f) Identify the following.
i)        A greenish yellow gas which turns moist starch iodide paper blue black.
ii)      A gas that turns lime water milky.
iii)    A gas with rotten egg smell and turns lead acetate paper silvery black.
iv)    A colourless gas which turns alkaline pyrogallol brown .
v)      It turns potassium dichromate paper from orange to green.

g) Name the following compounds.
1) MgCO3 2) CH3COOH 3) K2Cr2O4) NH4NO3 5) HCOOH

Question 2. (3+2+3+2)
a) Give reasons
1)solid sodium  chloride does not conduct electricity.
2) Blue colour of  Aqueous copper sulphate fades using platinium electrodes.
3) Graphite anode is preferred during the electrolysis of molten lead bromide.
b) An electrode A is connected to positive terminal of the battery while B is connected to negative terminal .
1) Give the names of A and B.
2) Which electrode is oxidizing electrode.
c) A metal article is to be electroplated with silver. The electrolyte selected is sodium argentocyanide.
1) What kind of salt is sodium argento cyanide.
2) Why it is preferred to silver nitrate.
3) Write the reaction taking place at anode.
4) Name the following :
1) A solution of this compound id used as the electrolyte when copper is purified.
2) When this compound is electrolysed in molten state lead is obtained at cathode.
Question 3 (4+3+3)
a) How can you obtain the following gases by using dilute acid and one another substance.
1) Hydrogen.
2) Carbondioxide.
3) Sulphur dioxide.
4) Hydrogen sulphide.
b) Give one example for each of the following.
1) Acid salt.
2) Normal salt.
3) Basic salt.
c) Name the following.
1) A acid when dissolved in water produces an ion as the only positively charged ion.
2) A base when dissolved in water produces an ion as the only negatively charged ion.
3) A compound which reacts with acid to form salt and water.
Question 4. (5+3+2)
a) What are the colour of the precipitates when ammonium hydroxide is added to the following solutions in in little.
1) Iron(II)chloride.
2) Iron(III)chloride.
3) lead nitrate.
4) Zinc nitrate.
5) copper nitrate.
b) State your observations.
1) Hydrogensulphide on reaction with lead acetate.
2)Reaction of Nesslers reagent with ammonia.
3) Reaction of sodium carbonate with barium chloride.
c) Compound ‘A’ on reaction with dil hydrochloric acid produces a colourless, odourless gas’B’ with brisk effervescence.
1) Identify ‘B’.
2) Identify anion in compound ‘A’.

Question 5. (4+4+2).
a) In the industrial preparation of ammonia state the following.
1) Name the catalyst.
2) Promotor used.
3) The source of hydrogen gas.
4) Optimum temperature.
b) Balance the following word equations.
1) Reaction of magnesium nitride with water.
2) Reaction of ammonium sulphate with caustic soda.
3) Catalytic oxidation of ammonia.
4) Reaction of ammonia with dil sulphuric acid.
c) State two conclusions of fountain experiment usin dry ammonia.

Question 6. (4+4+2)
a) Name the gas evolved when dil hydrochlo;ric acid is added to
1) Magnesium.
2) Calciumcarbonate.
3) Zinc sulphide.
4) Magnesium(IV)oxide.
b) Name the following.
1) Solvent for nobel metal.
2) The gas evolved when rock salt reacts with conc sulphuric acid.
3) Dryoing agent for hydrogen chloride gas.
4) Drying agent not used.
c) By adding only one solution how wouls you distinguish between dil hydrochlo;ric acid and dil nitric acid.

Question 7. (4+4+2)
a) Balance the following equations.
1) MnO2 + HCl    à MnCl2 + Cl2 + H2O.
2) CaO + HCl à CaCl2 + H2O.
3) HCl +HNO3 à NOCl +[Cl]+ H2O.
4) S + HNO3àH2SO4 + H2O+NO2.
b) Identify the acidity and basicity of following.
1) H2SO4.
2) NaOH.
3) HCl.
4) NH4OH.
c) Name the following .
1) NH4+.
2) OH-.








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