s-Block Elements: NEET Chemistry Previous Year Questions
573 previous year questions from s-Block Elements. Here are the 25 most important ones; open any question for the correct answer and a full step-by-step solution.
- 1.Which of the following metals exist in liquid state during summer season?
- 2.The element playing significant role in neuromuscular function and interneuronal transmission is :
- 3.The hybridisations of -orbitals in and respectively are
- 4.The chemical nature of hydrogen peroxide is :
- 5.Assertion : Alkali metals and their salts impart characteristic flame colours. Reason (R): Alkali metals have low ionization enthalpy values. So, elec…
- 6.When aluminium chloride is dissolved in water, it gives
- 7.The products obtained when chlorine gas reacts with cold and dilute aqueous NaOH are :
- 8.Two metals and having similar ionic radii, react with oxygen to give only monoxides and react with nitrogen to give nitrides. Then, and respectively a…
- 9.Given below are two statementsAssertion (A): The enthalpy of formation of graphite is taken as zero.Reason (R): Graphite is thermodynamically most stable allotrope of car…
- 10., reacts with water to form and forms when it reacts with iodine in basic medium. What are and respectively…
- 11.Statement I: Boron does not exhibit allotropy Statement II: Boron is extremely hard and black coloured solid
- 12.When is reacted with under aqueous condition the product formed is
- 13.Which one of the following statements is not correct?
- 14.Match the following:…
- 15.The correct statements from the below: 1.Charcoal can be obtained on heating wood in absence of air. 2.Charcoal is impure form of graphite. 3.Diamond is thermodynamically…
- 16.Assertion (A): In group 15 elements nitrogen does not form pentahalidesReason (R): Nitrogen can exhibit +5 oxidation state The correct option among the following is
- 17.The products obtained during treatment of hard water using Clark's method are:
- 18.Which of the following statements are correct ? (A) Both LiCl and are soluble in ethanol. (B) The oxides O and MgO combine with excess of oxygen to giv…
- 19.Assertion (A) : HCl gas is dried by passing through concentrated .
Reason (R) : HCl gas reacts with that gives white fumes - 20.When is dissolved in water, ions are
- 21.Which of the following statements regarding sulphur is not correct?
- 22.Xenon reacts with fluorine at and 7 bar to form . In this reaction, the ratio of xenon and fluorine required is
- 23.What are the products of auto-photolysis of water?
- 24. aq. (excess) and are
- 25.Assertion (A): Hydrogen fluoride has higher boiling point than other hydrogen halides.
Reason (R): Hydrogen fluoride exhibits strong hydrogen bonding.The correct option am…
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- Set 3 · Q61-90
- Set 4 · Q91-120
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- Set 6 · Q151-180
- Set 7 · Q181-210
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- Set 9 · Q241-270
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- Set 16 · Q451-480
- Set 17 · Q481-510
- Set 18 · Q511-540
- Set 19 · Q541-570
- Set 20 · Q571-573
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