NEET Chemistry General Principles And Processes Of Isolation Of Elements MCQs

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    24.

    A sulphide ore of metal M is roasted to produce a mixture of metal oxide and metal sulphate. Leaching this mixture with dilute H2SO4H_2SO_4 selectively dissolves the sulphate, leaving the oxide behind. Which combination of properties of M is MOST LIKELY responsible for this behaviour?

    A

    M forms a sulphate that is significantly more soluble than its oxide, and the oxide is relatively stable in dilute acid.

    B

    M forms a sulphide that is easily roasted, and the resulting sulphate is insoluble in dilute acid.

    C

    M forms an oxide and a sulphate that are both readily soluble in dilute acid, but the sulphide is resistant to roasting.

    D

    M forms an oxide that is more soluble than its sulphate, and the sulphide is easily converted to the oxide during roasting.

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    29.

    The process of zone refining is based on the principle that:

    A

    Impurities are more soluble in the melt than in the solid state of the metal.

    B

    Impurities are more volatile than the metal being refined.

    C

    Impurities react with the added reagents to form volatile compounds.

    D

    Impurities have higher melting points than the metal being refined.

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