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Class 10 · Science
→Why are metal oxides generally called basic?
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→One solution turns red litmus blue and another turns blue litmus red. What will be the main products on complete neutralisation?
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→How can acid rain affect organisms living in lake water?
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→Which precaution is most suitable while handling a solution of pH 13?
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→Which statement about the nature of salts is scientifically correct?
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→Why does adding a suitable amount of slaked lime to acidic soil increase pH?
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→The pH of an acidic solution changes from 1 to 4. What happens to acidity?
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→Why is identifying an acid by taste unacceptable in the laboratory?
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→When carbon dioxide is passed into limewater, which substance causes the milkiness?
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→If the effects of hydrogen and hydroxide ions in a solution are approximately balanced, what colour will a universal indicator show?
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→Which test identifies the gas released when an acid reacts with an active metal?
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→An aqueous solution has pH 12 and feels soapy. What is the safest conclusion?
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→Which pair is correctly matched?
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→An acidic gas has no effect on dry blue litmus but turns moist blue litmus red. Why?
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→A soil sample has pH 9. Which is a more suitable way to improve its condition for crops?
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→An acidic solution produces brisk bubbles with magnesium but not with silver. What does this observation show?
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→What is the main reason for storing bleaching powder in a dry, closed container?
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→If pH changes from 4 to 7, what happens to the hydrogen-ion concentration?
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→Which important base is obtained by electrolysis of aqueous common salt solution?
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