gt-1 jee mains (chem) held on 19-march-15
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JEE MAINS TEST - 2015
XII (JEE MAINS) CHEMISTRY SOLUTION DATE : 19-03-2015
1. (D) NO2 (acidic, paramagnetic, brown ) , N2O4 (neutral, diamagnetic, colourless )
2. (B) at high pressure PV
anP
2
2
3. (A) Alkali metal on hydrolysis produce hydrogen gas
4. (C) From kohlrausch law ˄ 0000NaClHClNaOAcAcOH
5. (B) In NaCl crystal sodium and chlorine atom are in contact therefore ClNa
rra2
6. (B) As no. of particle increase freezing point decrease
7. (C) In dispropornation oxidation no. of same element increase as well decrease
8. (B) In SN1 reaction reactivity order is 000 123
9. (B) In duma’s method %501004.1
560
22400
28% N
10. (C) Orange is complementary colour of blue
11. (C) Enthalpy is extensive property.
12. (B) solid are not consider in Kp equation high pressure
13. (B)
14. (A) First alkene then addition of HCl
15. (C) It is Hoffman bromomide reaction
16. (C) H bonding
17. (D)
Equation – 1 is not balanced w.r.t. charge.
Equation – 2 gives K3[Cu(CN) 4] as product.
Equation – 3 reaction is unfavourable in the forward direction (K2O is unstable, while Li2O is stable).
Equation – 4 is correct & balanced.
18. (A) Benzoic acid is more acidic then Phenol
19. (c) With respect to A order is 1, with respect to B order is 2 and with respect to C order is 0
20. (B) In Eq. (1) FeCl2 cannot be reduced when heated in air.
In Eq. (3) Fe2(SO4)3 cannot convert to Fe on heating; instead oxide(s) will be formed.
In Eq. (4) FeSO4 cannot be converted to Fe on heating; instead oxide(s) will be formed.
Hence Eq. (2) is correct.
21. (c) In aqueous solution secondary amine is more basic
22. (A) Cane sugar
23. (A) max. 7e-
24. (D)
25. (A)
26. (C) Suppose mass of both gas is x gm then3
2
3216
164
xx
x
PCH 3
1
3216
322
xx
x
PO
27. (c) Copolymer is addition polymer in which both reacting unit are different
28. (A) If oxidation no. is same then as electronagativity decrease acidic nature decrease
29. (B) RTnEH g
30. (D) LiAlH4 convert Aldehyde in to alcohol.