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Question 11 Mark
What are the two ways in which nitrogen fixation occurs?
Answer
1. Natural process.
2. Non-biological fixation.
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Question 21 Mark
Define the termsmog.
Answer
Smog :Oxides of nitrogen form a mixture of smoke and fog known as smog which affects our eyes too.
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Question 31 Mark
Define the term Global warming.
Answer
Global warming :An increase in the percentage of carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide and chlorofluorocarbon traps the heat causing the temperature of the earth and its surroundings to rise. This is known as global warming.
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Question 41 Mark
Define the term acid rain.
Answer
Acid rain :When sulphur trioxide and nitrogen oxide present in the air mix with rainwater they form sulphuric acid and nitric acid respectively. Rainwater containing these acids is called acid rain.
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Question 51 Mark
Define the term pollutants.
Answer
Pollutants :Air contains substances which are harmful to plants and animals. These harmful substances are called pollutants.
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Question 61 Mark
Answer the question put against the following constituents of air :
Water vapours : Explain their role in modifying the earth’s climate.
Answer
Water vapour determine the earth’s climate conditions. It causes rain. It controls the rate of evaporation from the bodies of plants and animals.
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Question 71 Mark
Answer the question put against the following constituents of air :
Carbon dioxide : “Although carbon dioxide plays no role in respiration, all life would come to an end if there is no carbon dioxide in air.” Support this statement with relevant facts.
Answer
Carbon dioxide is essential for photosynthesis by which green plants prepare their food. It minimises heat loss by radiation. Thus, it balances the temperature on earth.
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Question 81 Mark
Answer the question put against the following constituents of air :
Oxygen : What is the percentage proportion of oxygen in air ? Why is oxygen called active air.
Answer
20.9%, oxygen is called active air because it supports life on earth. It is essential for the process of combustion.
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Question 91 Mark
Answer the question put against the following constituents of air:
Nitrogen : Explain its significance for plants and animals.
Answer
Plants convert nitrogen into protein. It is an important constituent of proteins, which are necessary for the growth of animals, plants and human beings. Plants convert nitrogen into proteins.
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Question 131 Mark
Give one use for the following inert gase :
neon
Answer
Neon—Neon is used for making advertisement sign boards.
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Question 141 Mark
Give one use for the following inert gase :
helium
Answer
Helium—It is used in filling up weather observation balloons.
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Question 151 Mark
Give one use for the following inert gases :

argon
Answer
Argon— Argon is filled into electric bulbs to prevent the oxidation of their filaments.
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Question 161 Mark
What is rust ?
Answer
Rust:Rust is hydrated ferric oxide ($Fe_2O_3. x* H_2O$), which forms a brownish red coating over iron. ($* x$ can be any number.)
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Question 171 Mark
Complete and balance the following chemical equation.
$CaO + H_2O→$ ____________
Answer
$CaO + H_2O → Ca(OH)_2$​​​​​​​
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Question 181 Mark
Complete and balance the following chemical equation.
$
HgO \xrightarrow{\text { heat }}
$
$+$ ______ + _______
Answer
$HgO \xrightarrow{\text { heat }} 2 Hg + O _2$
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Question 191 Mark
Complete and balance the following chemical equation.
$
KClO _3 \xrightarrow{\text { heat }} ? ?+ O _2
$
Answer
$2 KC ; O _3 \xrightarrow{\text { heat }} 2 KCl +3 O _2$
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Question 201 Mark
Complete and balance the following chemical equation.
$
KNO _3 \xrightarrow{\text { heat }} KNO _2+
$ _____
Answer
$2 KNO _3 \xrightarrow{\text { heat }} 2 KNP _2+ O _2( g )$
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Question 211 Mark
What do you observe when Magnesium is heated and then tested with moist blue and red litmus – paper?
Answer
Magnesium: Red litmus turns blue.
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Question 221 Mark
What do you observe when Calcium is heated and then tested with moist blue and red litmus – paper?
Answer
Calcium :Red litmus turns blue.
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Question 231 Mark
What do you observe when Phosphorus is heated and then tested with moist blue and red litmus – paper?
Answer
Phosphorus :Blue litmus turns red.
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Question 241 Mark
What do you observe when Sulphur is heated and then tested with moist blue and red litmus – paper?
Answer
Sulphur :Blue litmus turns red.
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Question 251 Mark
Give two examples of non-metallic oxides.
Answer
Non-metal:
  1. Sulphur dioxide ($SO_2$).
  2. Carbon dioxide ($CO_2$).
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Question 261 Mark
Give two examples of metallicoxides.
Answer
Metal:
1. Sodium oxide $\left( Na _2 O \right)$.
2. Calcium oxide $(CaO).$
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Question 271 Mark
What are oxides ?
Answer
Oxides are binary compounds formed by the chemical combination of a substance metal or a non-metal with oxygen.
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Question 281 Mark
Why is potassium chlorate not used for laboratory preparation of oxygen ?
Answer
Potassium chlorate needs heating for quite sometime (to a high temperature) before it decomposes.
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Question 291 Mark
What happens whenpotassium nitrate is heated
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Potassium nitrate on heating gets converted into molten potassium nitrite with the release of oxygen.
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Question 301 Mark
What happens when mercuric oxide isheated?
Answer
When mercuric oxide is heated, it decomposes to give mercury and oxygen.
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Question 311 Mark
What happens when oxygen gas is passed through alkaline pyrogallol solution ?
Answer
Alkaline pyrogallol solution turns brown when oxygen is passed through it.
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Question 321 Mark
What happens when a glowing splinter is introduced in a jar containing oxygen ?
Answer
Introduction of glowing splinter in the jar. The glowing splinter rekindles, but the gas does not catch fire.
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Question 331 Mark
Write the balanced chemical equation of the manganese dioxide.
Answer
$\ce{Hydrogen peroxide ->[Manganese dioxide] Water + Oxygen}$
$\ce{2H2O2 ->[MnO2] 2H2O + O2}$
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Question 341 Mark
What is the role of manganese dioxide in the preparation of oxygen?
Answer
Manganese dioxides acts as a catalyst.
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Question 421 Mark
ClassifyMagnesium oxide. Also give a balanced equation to prepare it.
Answer
Magnesium oxide → Basic oxide
$2Mg + O_2→ 2mgO$
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Question 431 Mark
ClassifyNitric oxide. Also give a balanced equation to prepare it.
Answer
Nitric oxide $\rightarrow$ acidic oxide
$
N _2+ O _2 \xrightarrow{3000^{\circ} C } 2 NO
$
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Question 441 Mark
ClassifyPhosphorus pentoxide. Also give a balanced equation to prepare it.
Answer
Phosphorus pentaoxide → acidic oxide
$4P + 5O_2 → 2P_2O_5$​​​​​​​
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Question 451 Mark
ClassifySulphur dioxide. Also give a balanced equation to prepare it.
Answer
Sulphur dioxide → acidic oxide
$S + O_2→ SO_2$​​​​​​​
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Question 461 Mark
ClassifyCarbon monoxide. Also give a balanced equation to prepare it.
Answer
carbon monoxide → acidic oxide
$2C + O_2 → 2CO$
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Question 471 Mark
ClassifyCopper oxide. Also give a balanced equation to prepare it.
Answer
copper oxide → Basic oxide
$2Cu + O_2 → 2CuO$
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Question 481 Mark
ClassifyAluminium oxide. Also give a balanced equation to prepare it.
Answer
aluminium oxide → amphoteric oxide
$4Al + 3O_2 → 2Al_2O_3$​​​​​​​
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Question 491 Mark
ClassifyCalcium oxide. Also give a balanced equation to prepare it.
Answer
calcium oxide → Basic oxide
$2Ca + O_2→ 2CaO$
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Question 501 Mark
ClassifyCarbon dioxide. Also give a balanced equation to prepare it.
Answer
carbon dioxide → acidic oxide
$C + O_2 → CO_2$​​​​​​​
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