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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 18 · 25 questions

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  1. It applies to several compounds of the same two elements
  2. It applies only to one compound
  3. It applies to tea recipe
  4. It is not related to mass
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  1. It applies to gas volumes at same temperature pressure
  2. It applies to colours of solids
  3. It applies to taste of mixtures
  4. It applies only to percentage of pure compound
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  1. Total mass → conservation of mass; pure compound → definite proportions; many compounds → multiple proportions; gas volumes → Gay-Lussac
  2. Total mass → Gay-Lussac; pure compound → multiple proportions; many compounds → conservation of mass; gas volumes → definite proportions
  3. Total mass → definite proportions; pure compound → conservation of mass; many compounds → Gay-Lussac; gas volumes → multiple proportions
  4. Total mass → multiple proportions; pure compound → Gay-Lussac; many compounds → definite proportions; gas volumes → conservation of mass
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  1. Conservation of mass
  2. Definite proportions
  3. Multiple proportions
  4. Gaseous volumes
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  1. Law of definite proportions
  2. Multiple proportions
  3. Gay-Lussac's law
  4. Filtration law
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  1. Law of multiple proportions
  2. Definite proportions
  3. Conservation of mass
  4. Gay-Lussac's law
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  1. Gay-Lussac's law of gaseous volumes
  2. Definite proportions
  3. Multiple proportions
  4. Conservation of mass
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  1. If gas evolves its mass should be counted
  2. Ratio of a mixture can vary
  3. Pure compound has fixed composition
  4. Conservation of mass means mass disappears
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  1. Whether the unit matches the law and the ratio is simplified
  2. Whether the option is longest
  3. Whether the first option is always correct
  4. Whether gas was removed
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  1. 50 ग्राम (50 g)
  2. 32 ग्राम (32 g)
  3. 18 ग्राम (18 g)
  4. 14 ग्राम (14 g)
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  1. 39 grams
  2. 25 grams
  3. 64 grams
  4. 89 grams
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  1. 20 grams
  2. 28 grams
  3. 48 grams
  4. 68 grams
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  1. 27 ग्राम (27 g)
  2. 13 ग्राम (13 g)
  3. 40 ग्राम (40 g)
  4. 14 ग्राम (14 g)
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  1. 15 ग्राम (15 g)
  2. 18 ग्राम (18 g)
  3. 52 ग्राम (52 g)
  4. 20 ग्राम (20 g)
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  1. द्रव्यमान संरक्षण का नियम (Law of conservation of mass)
  2. स्थिर अनुपात का नियम (Law of definite proportions)
  3. गुणित अनुपात का नियम (Law of multiple proportions)
  4. गैसीय आयतनों का नियम (Law of gaseous volumes)
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  1. गुणित अनुपात का नियम (Law of multiple proportions)
  2. द्रव्यमान संरक्षण का नियम (Law of conservation of mass)
  3. स्थिर अनुपात का नियम (Law of definite proportions)
  4. व्युत्क्रम अनुपात का नियम (Law of reciprocal proportions)
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  1. 22 grams
  2. 33 grams
  3. 36 grams
  4. 44 grams
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  1. 20 ग्राम (20 g)
  2. 25 ग्राम (25 g)
  3. 40 ग्राम (40 g)
  4. 45 ग्राम (45 g)
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  1. 25 ग्राम (25 g)
  2. 36 ग्राम (36 g)
  3. 40 ग्राम (40 g)
  4. 45 ग्राम (45 g)
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  1. 3:5
  2. 5:3
  3. 2:5
  4. 5:2
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  1. दोनों नमूनों में घटकों का द्रव्यमान अनुपात समान है
  2. दूसरे नमूने में एक घटक का द्रव्यमान अनुपात अधिक है
  3. पहला नमूना शुद्ध यौगिक नहीं हो सकता
  4. दोनों नमूनों में कुल द्रव्यमान समान है
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  1. Pure calcium chloride (CaCl₂)
  2. Pure hydrogen bromide (HBr)
  3. Lemon drink
  4. Pure potassium bromide (KBr)
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  1. Amount of sand in soil
  2. Amount of sugar in tea
  3. Ratio of silicon and oxygen in pure SiO₂
  4. Amount of dust in air
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  1. Law of conservation of mass
  2. Law of definite proportions
  3. Law of multiple proportions
  4. Law of gaseous volumes
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  1. 2:5
  2. 5:2
  3. 3:5
  4. 4:5

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