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MCQ 896: Consider the reaction: S(s) + O2(g) → SO2. The state of SO2 in this reaction is:

  1. liquid
  2. solid
  3. gaseous
  4. semi solid

MCQ 897: Changes in electrical conductivity during reactions is due to:

  1. ions production only
  2. free electrons only
  3. free protons
  4. ions productions and free electrons

MCQ 898: Under mild conditions, tertiary alcohols give:

  1. extreme reaction
  2. no reaction
  3. mild reaction
  4. secondary alcohols

MCQ 899: The electrons which are not associated with a single type of atom are termed as:

  1. spectators
  2. delocalized
  3. lone pair
  4. mobile

MCQ 900: The force of attraction between nucleus and electrons increases across periods because:

  1. nuclear charge increases
  2. distance remains constant
  3. shielding effect constant
  4. all of above

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