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The document outlines the structure of the Annual Examination for Chemistry for the academic year 2021-22, including various sections such as naming, chemical equations, definitions, ion symbols, and detailed questions. It consists of multiple-choice and descriptive questions with specified marks and time limits. The exam covers fundamental concepts in chemistry, including properties of elements, reactions, and applications of compounds.

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ANNUAL EXAMINATION 2021-22

IX. CHEMISTRY. MARK : 50


TIME : 2hrs

I. Name the followings:. (1*7 = 7)


1. The hardest allotrope of carbon
2. The ions present in HCL solution.
3. The chemical formula of Calcium phosphate.
4. The valency of carbon.
5. The example for non crystalline allotropes of carbon.
6. The pH value of milk.
7. The major component in the sun and stars.

II. Do the following: (1*5 = 5)


1. H2SO4. → K+ + ………
2. 2KCI. → 2K + ………
3. Zn + 2HCI → ZnCI2 + ………..
4. N2 + ………. → 2NO
5. C + O2 → ………

III. Define the following. (2*5 = 10)


1. Catenation
2. Alkalies
3. Decomposition
4. Dibasic acid
5. Allotrope

IV. Identify the symbols of ions from the box and write against their
name. (1*6 = 6)
SO32-, NO3- , HCO3- , OH- , CO32- , HSO4-

Carbonate. –
Sulphite. –
Bicarbonate. –
Hydroxide. –
Bisphulate. –
Nitrate. –

V. Answer all the questions. (2*5= 8)


1. a) Write the chemical formula of calcium carbonate?
b) Which gas is formed when calcium carbonate reacts with acids?
c) What is the name of an aqueous solution of this gas?

2. How many types of salts can be formed by phosphoric acid? Why?


3. How is bleaching powder is prepared?

VI. Answer briefly. (3*4 =12)


1. State any three characteristics of graphite?
2. What do you mean by double decomposition?
3. Write the method of writing chemical formula of salts?
4. Write any three uses of carbon monoxide?

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