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Laws of chemical combination

In this Class 11 Chemistry topic from “Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry,” students learn the fundamental laws that describe how elements combine to form compounds. They explore the law of conservation of mass, definite proportions, multiple proportions, and related ideas about combining volumes and particles. The topic helps students interpret chemical formulas, compare compound compositions, understand the basis of atomic theory, and apply these principles while balancing equations and solving introductory chemical calculations.

Easy · Level 13 · 25 questions

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  1. Explaining mass and ratios in chemical reactions
  2. Studying only colours
  3. Measuring only speed of sound
  4. Describing only metallic lustre
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  1. Total mass
  2. Only colour
  3. Only odour
  4. Only shape
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  1. Mass is created in reaction
  2. Mass is destroyed in reaction
  3. Total mass is neither created nor destroyed
  4. Mass exists only in gases
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  1. Open vessel
  2. Closed vessel
  3. Broken vessel
  4. Paper vessel
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  1. Gas can escape
  2. Gas has no mass
  3. Solid mass increases
  4. Mass is always zero
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  1. Pure compound
  2. Homogeneous mixture
  3. Heterogeneous mixture
  4. Solution
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  1. Law of constant composition
  2. Law of gaseous volumes
  3. Law of mass destruction
  4. Law of pressure conservation
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  1. Because its composition can vary
  2. Because it has no mass
  3. Because it is always gas
  4. Because it is always pure
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  1. Two elements form more than one compound
  2. One mixture shows two colours
  3. Only one element is present
  4. Colour of a gas changes
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  1. Simple whole number ratio
  2. Always decimal ratio
  3. No ratio
  4. Always zero ratio
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  1. (CO) and (CO_2)
  2. Salt water and sugar water
  3. Sand and soil
  4. Milk and tea
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  1. Volume ratios of gases
  2. Hardness of solids
  3. Taste of liquids
  4. Colour of mixtures
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  1. In simple whole number ratio
  2. Always only equal
  3. Always unrelated
  4. Always zero
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  1. One
  2. Two
  3. Three
  4. Six
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  1. A fixed mass of a third element
  2. Their colour
  3. Wall of a container
  4. Only water
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  1. Dalton
  2. Proust
  3. Richter
  4. Hubble
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  1. Richter
  2. Gay-Lussac
  3. Proust
  4. Lavoisier
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  1. Richter
  2. Dalton
  3. Proust
  4. Boyle
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  1. Law of multiple proportions
  2. Law of evaporation
  3. Law of filtration
  4. Law of friction
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  1. Law of conservation of mass
  2. Law of definite proportions
  3. Law of multiple proportions
  4. Law of reciprocal proportions
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  1. Law of definite proportions
  2. Law of multiple proportions
  3. Law of gaseous volumes
  4. Pressure law
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  1. Definite proportions
  2. Multiple proportions
  3. Gaseous volumes
  4. Conservation of mass
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  1. Mass related law
  2. Only volume law
  3. Only colour law
  4. Only sound law
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  1. Law of gaseous volumes
  2. Definite proportions
  3. Multiple proportions
  4. Density law
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  1. Law of conservation of mass
  2. Law of definite proportions
  3. Law of multiple proportions
  4. Law of reciprocal proportions

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