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NSMQ 2024 Chemistry True/False

Review past NSMQ 2024 Chemistry True/False round questions with detailed answers and comprehensive explanations

Set 1

Greenhouse gases strongly absorb and emit ultraviolet radiations, contributing to the greenhouse effect and global warmi…

NSMQGreenhouse gasesGlobal warming
Set 2

At high altitudes, atmospheric pressure is low and water boils at a temperature higher than 100°C.

NSMQVapour pressureBoiling point
Set 3

The given postulates of Dalton's atomic theory has limitations.

NSMQDalton's atomic theoryAtomic structure
Set 4

In the solid state, non metals are generally brittle and have higher density than metals.

NSMQMetalsNon-metalsMetalloids
Set 5

The boiling point of a liquid is defined as a temperature at which its vapour pressure equals the external atmospheric p…

NSMQBoiling pointVapour pressure
Set 6

The reaction of sodium with water is slow at room temperature but can be vigorous upon heating.

NSMQSodiumReactivityRedox
Set 7

The pOH of a solution is directly proportional to the concentration of hydroxide ions.

NSMQpHpOH
Set 8

The rate of a zero-order reaction is independent of the concentration of the reactants.

NSMQReaction kineticsOrder of reaction
Set 9

During the electrolysis of brine,

NSMQElectrolysisBrine
Set 10

A primary alcohol can be directly oxidized to a ketone.

NSMQAlcoholsOxidation
Set 11

Elements with high electronegativity typically have high electron affinity.

NSMQElectronegativityElectron affinity
Set 12

Carboxylic acids generally have higher boiling points than alcohols due to stronger hydrogen bonds.

NSMQCarboxylic acidsBoiling points
Set 13

The presence of double bonds in alkenes means all alkenes exhibit geometric isomerism.

NSMQAlkenesGeometric isomerism
Set 14

Ground level ozone is beneficial for human health, as it absorbs UV radiation.

NSMQAir pollutionEnvironmental chemistry
Set 15

Under normal circumstances, alkanes can be converted into alcohols via oxidation reactions.

NSMQAlkanesFunctionalization
Set 16

An oxidizing agent always gains electrons during a chemical reaction, and it is reduced.

NSMQOxidizing agentsRedox reactions
Set 17

Lithium and manganese are commonly extracted from their ores using electrolysis.

NSMQMetal extractionSmelting
Set 18

Crude oil is separated into different fractions based on boiling points.

NSMQCrude oilFractional distillation
Set 19

Steel is a compound of iron and carbon.

NSMQAlloysCompounds
Set 20

Alkali metals have low melting and boiling points compared to most other metals.

NSMQAlkali metalsGroup 1
Set 21

The ionic radius of Mg²⁺ is larger than that of Na⁺.

NSMQIonic radiusPeriodic trends
Set 22

Based on the IUPAC system of naming, the given is incorrect.

NSMQIUPAC nomenclatureOrganic chemistry
Set 23

Iron reacts readily with water at room temperature to form iron hydroxides and hydrogen gas.

NSMQIronReactivity with water
Set 24

The equilibrium constant of a reversible reaction always increases with temperature.

NSMQChemical equilibriumLe Chatelier's principle
Set 25

According to Rutherford’s model of the atom, …

NSMQAtomic structureRutherford model
Set 26

Cyclopropane is less stable than cyclobutane.

NSMQCycloalkanesRing strain
Set 27

Electron affinity of all noble gases is negative because they have a stable electron configuration and do not easily gai…

NSMQElectron affinityPeriodicity
Set 28

Compounds with the same mass cannot be distinguished from each other in a mass spectrometer.

NSMQMass spectrometryIsotopes
Set 29

The rate of a reaction is directly proportional to the number of collisions.

NSMQCollision theoryReaction rates
Set 30

2-methyl-1-butanol is a primary alcohol.

NSMQAlcoholsClassification
Set 31

The effective nuclear charge experienced by an electron in an atom is always equal to the actual nuclear charge.

NSMQEffective nuclear chargePeriodicity
Set 32

In exothermic reactions, heat is a reactant and flows out from the system into the surroundings.

NSMQThermochemistryEnthalpy
Set 33

According to Thomson’s model, electrons move around the nucleus in fixed orbits.

NSMQAtomic modelsThomson model
Set 34

Free radical halogenation reactions are highly selective and favour the formation of primary alkyl halides.

NSMQHalogenationFree radicals
Set 35

The position of an element on the periodic table is primarily determined by the number of electrons present in an atom o…

NSMQPeriodic tableElement properties
Set 36

Collision frequency always increases with temperature irrespective of reactant state.

NSMQCollision theoryRate constant
Set 37

In the hydrogen atom, the angular momentum quantum number is always smaller than the principal quantum number.

NSMQQuantum numbersAtomic orbitals
Set 38

Seawater is a heterogeneous mixture.

NSMQMixturesHomogeneous and heterogeneous
Set 39

For a sample of a radioisotope, the rate of decay is constant over time.

NSMQRadioactivityHalf-life
Set 40

All compounds contain at least two different elements combined in a fixed ratio.

NSMQCompoundsElements
Set 41

The reactivity of an element depends solely on the number of electrons it possesses.

NSMQElectron configurationReactivity
Set 42

In potassium permanganate, manganese has an oxidation state of +6.

NSMQPotassium permanganateOxidation state
Set 43

The solubility of sparingly soluble salts generally increases with pressure.

NSMQSolubilitySaturated solution
Set 44

The reaction of chlorine with water is exothermic.

NSMQChlorineWater reaction
Set 45

Nuclides with the same number of protons but different number of neutrons are isotopes.

NSMQIsotopesNuclides
Set 46

The reduction of propyne with hydrogen gas over a palladium catalyst yields propane.

NSMQAlkynesReduction
Set 47

According to Dalton's atomic theory, compounds are formed when atoms of an element combine in fixed, simple, whole numbe…

NSMQDalton's atomic theoryAtomic structure
Set 48

Cyclopropane is the simplest cyclic hydrocarbon.

NSMQCycloalkanesRing strain
Set 49

According to Graham's law, the rate of diffusion of two gases with equal molar masses will always be the same.

NSMQGraham's lawDiffusion and effusion
Set 50

The sum of pH and pOH of a solution at 25°C is always equal to 14.

NSMQpHpOH
Set 51

The standard hydrogen electrode consists of a platinum electrode immersed in 1.00 mol/dm³ solution of H+ ions saturated …

NSMQStandard hydrogen electrodeElectrochemistry
Set 52

The boiling point of 3-methylpentane is higher than that of 2,3-dimethylbutane.

NSMQBoiling pointAlkane isomers
Set 53

Zinc metal and hydrochloric acid react to produce hydrogen gas in an endothermic process.

NSMQHydrogen gasReactions with metals
Set 54

Based on Boyle's law, if the volume of a gas is decreased, its pressure will increase proportionally, assuming temperatu…

NSMQGas lawsBoyle's and Charles' law
Set 55

The pH of a solution containing an acidic salt is always less than 7.

NSMQAcidic saltspH
Set 56

If the emf of a redox reaction is zero, the reaction is at equilibrium and no net reaction occurs under standard conditi…

NSMQRedox reactionsEMF
Set 57

In redox titrations, no indicator is required as the reagents are usually colored.

NSMQRedox titrationsTitration
Set 58

A buffer solution is formed when the partial neutralization of an acid occurs to form its salt or conjugate base.

NSMQBuffer solutionNeutralization
Set 59

All the carbon-carbon bonds in benzene are of equal length.

NSMQBenzeneAromatic compounds
Set 60

The thermal decomposition of sodium carbonate generally produces sodium oxide and carbon monoxide at reduced temperature…

NSMQThermal decompositionDecomposition reactions
Set 61

Ammonia gas is lighter than water and can be collected by downward displacement of water.

NSMQAmmoniaGas properties
Set 62

The heat of combustion of alkanes generally increases linearly with the number of carbon atoms.

NSMQAlkanesCombustion
Set 63

Heat capacity measures the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of one unit of mass of a substance by one de…

NSMQHeat capacitySpecific heat capacity
Set 64

A salt formed from the reaction of a weak acid and a weak base will always produce a neutral solution upon hydrolysis.

NSMQSalt hydrolysisAcid-base salts
Set 65

The enthalpy of atomization of a molecule is always positive.

NSMQEnthalpy of atomizationBond dissociation
Set 66

The presence of a common ion in solution always decreases the solubility of a sparingly soluble salt.

NSMQCommon ion effectSolubility
Set 67

Triglycerides undergo acidic hydrolysis to produce free fatty acids and glycerol.

NSMQTriglyceridesHydrolysis
Set 68

During protein synthesis, the carboxyl group of one amino acid reacts with the amino group of another amino acid to form…

NSMQPeptide bondsProtein synthesis
Set 69

The Benedict's test can be used to detect both monosaccharides and disaccharides containing free aldehyde or free ketone…

NSMQBenedict's testReducing sugars
Set 70

In a multi-step reaction, the rate-determining step is always associated with the highest energy transition state, irres…

NSMQReaction kineticsRate-determining step
Set 71

Starch is a polysaccharide made up of only glucose units linked primarily by alpha and beta glycosidic bonds and is used…

NSMQPolysaccharidesGlycosidic bonds
Set 72

For an element in its standard state, the enthalpy of combustion is zero.

NSMQEnthalpy of combustionThermochemistry

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