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  • Q1
    Why is a mixture of iron filings and sulfur considered heterogeneous?
    A1

    Because iron filings and sulfur remain physically distinct, can be separated by a magnet, and do not show uniform composition throughout.

  • Q2
    State the law of conservation of mass with a real-life example.
    A2

    Mass is neither created nor destroyed in a chemical reaction. Example: Burning wood gives ash + gases whose total mass equals original wood mass.

  • Q3
    How does valency of an element relate to its electronic configuration?
    A3

    Valency equals number of electrons lost, gained, or shared to achieve octet. For sodium (2,8,1), valency = +1; for chlorine (2,8,7), valency = –1.

  • Q4
    Differentiate between an isotope and an isobar.
    A4

    Isotopes: same atomic number, different mass number (e.g., C-12, C-14). Isobars: same mass number, different atomic number (e.g., Ar-40, Ca-40).

  • Q5
    Why is centrifugation used to separate cream from milk?
    A5

    Centrifugation applies centrifugal force, causing denser milk to move outward and lighter cream to collect at the center, enabling rapid separation.

  • Q6
    Why do sodium ion (Na⁺) and sodium atom (Na) have different chemical properties?
    A6

    Na atom has 1 valence electron; Na⁺ has stable octet. Na reacts vigorously with water; Na⁺ is inert and found in ionic compounds.

  • Q7
    What is the principle behind separating pigments using chromatography?
    A7

    Different pigments have different solubility and adhesion to the stationary phase, causing them to move at different speeds with the mobile phase.

  • Q8
    Write the chemical formula of aluminium sulphate by criss-cross method.
    A8

    Al³⁺ and SO₄²⁻. Criss-cross charges: Al₂(SO₄)₃.

  • Q9
    Why is a solution of salt in water called a true solution?
    A9

    It is homogeneous, particles (ions) are less than 1 nm in size, cannot be filtered, and do not scatter light (no Tyndall effect).

  • Q10
    Why do different elements in the same group show similar chemical properties?
    A10

    They have the same number of valence electrons in their outermost shell, leading to identical valency and similar bonding behavior.

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  • Q1
    Why is a mixture of iron filings and sulfur considered heterogeneous?
    A1

    Because iron filings and sulfur remain physically distinct, can be separated by a magnet, and do not show uniform composition throughout.

  • Q2
    State the law of conservation of mass with a real-life example.
    A2

    Mass is neither created nor destroyed in a chemical reaction. Example: Burning wood gives ash + gases whose total mass equals original wood mass.

  • Q3
    How does valency of an element relate to its electronic configuration?
    A3

    Valency equals number of electrons lost, gained, or shared to achieve octet. For sodium (2,8,1), valency = +1; for chlorine (2,8,7), valency = –1.

  • Q4
    Differentiate between an isotope and an isobar.
    A4

    Isotopes: same atomic number, different mass number (e.g., C-12, C-14). Isobars: same mass number, different atomic number (e.g., Ar-40, Ca-40).

  • Q5
    Why is centrifugation used to separate cream from milk?
    A5

    Centrifugation applies centrifugal force, causing denser milk to move outward and lighter cream to collect at the center, enabling rapid separation.

  • Q6
    Why do sodium ion (Na⁺) and sodium atom (Na) have different chemical properties?
    A6

    Na atom has 1 valence electron; Na⁺ has stable octet. Na reacts vigorously with water; Na⁺ is inert and found in ionic compounds.

  • Q7
    What is the principle behind separating pigments using chromatography?
    A7

    Different pigments have different solubility and adhesion to the stationary phase, causing them to move at different speeds with the mobile phase.

  • Q8
    Write the chemical formula of aluminium sulphate by criss-cross method.
    A8

    Al³⁺ and SO₄²⁻. Criss-cross charges: Al₂(SO₄)₃.

  • Q9
    Why is a solution of salt in water called a true solution?
    A9

    It is homogeneous, particles (ions) are less than 1 nm in size, cannot be filtered, and do not scatter light (no Tyndall effect).

  • Q10
    Why do different elements in the same group show similar chemical properties?
    A10

    They have the same number of valence electrons in their outermost shell, leading to identical valency and similar bonding behavior.

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