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    This document outlines a chemistry exam for 10th class covering chapters 9 and 10, which discuss ammonia, nitric acid, and the haber process. The exam contains 4 questions worth 10 marks each. Question 1 asks about the haber process, properties of ammonia and nitric acid, and reactions involving them. Question 2 asks about reactions of ammonia with metals and metal oxides, uses of liquid ammonia, examples of nitrate salts, and the reaction of ammonium chloride with heat. Question 3 asks about metal nitrates, why alkali salts are called nitrates, conditions for maximum ammonia yield, preparing nitrogen from ammonia, and the gas produced from moist red litmus paper. Question 4 asks about aqu

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    This document outlines a chemistry exam for 10th class covering chapters 9 and 10, which discuss ammonia, nitric acid, and the haber process. The exam contains 4 questions worth 10 marks each. Question 1 asks about the haber process, properties of ammonia and nitric acid, and reactions involving them. Question 2 asks about reactions of ammonia with metals and metal oxides, uses of liquid ammonia, examples of nitrate salts, and the reaction of ammonium chloride with heat. Question 3 asks about metal nitrates, why alkali salts are called nitrates, conditions for maximum ammonia yield, preparing nitrogen from ammonia, and the gas produced from moist red litmus paper. Question 4 asks about aqu

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    This document outlines a chemistry exam for 10th class covering chapters 9 and 10, which discuss ammonia, nitric acid, and the haber process. The exam contains 4 questions worth 10 marks each. Question 1 asks about the haber process, properties of ammonia and nitric acid, and reactions involving them. Question 2 asks about reactions of ammonia with metals and metal oxides, uses of liquid ammonia, examples of nitrate salts, and the reaction of ammonium chloride with heat. Question 3 asks about metal nitrates, why alkali salts are called nitrates, conditions for maximum ammonia yield, preparing nitrogen from ammonia, and the gas produced from moist red litmus paper. Question 4 asks about aqu

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    Chemistry Paper - Class 10th (Syllabus- Ch-9,10) Akash

    LWCS Annually Exam April - 2019


    Time: 2.00 hours Marks: 80
    (SEC A) Each Question Carry 10 marks and all Questions are compulsory
    Question – 1. 10

    (a)Write the equations for the reaction in the haber process that form ammonia(Ammonia).
    (b) State some industrial uses of ammonia (Ammonia)
    (c) Write the equationfor formation of ammonia by the action of water on magnesium nitride (Ammonia)
    (d) Write two physical propertiesof nitric acid (Nitric acid)
    (e) Write the equation for oxidation of phosphorus by nitric acid (Nitric acid)

    Question -2 10

    (a) Write equations for reaction between ammonia and metallic oxides. (Ammonia)
    (b) Give reasons for following: 1. Liquid ammonia is used as refrigent in ice plants (Ammonia)
    (c) Write two examples of nitrate salt. (Nitric Acid)
    (d) Write equation for action of heat on Ammonium chloride (Ammonia)
    e) Why does pure nitric acid take on a yellowish colour when exposed to light (Nitric Acid)

    Question -3 10

    (a) Name a metal nitrate which on heating does not give nitrogen dioxide (Nitric acid)
    (b) Give reasons why salt of alkalis called nitrates (Nitric acid)
    (c) What are the necessary conditions for maximum yield of ammonia (Ammonia)
    (d) How would you prepare Nitrogen from ammonia (Ammonia)
    (e) Gas B turns moist red litmus paper blue (Ammonia)

    Question -4 10

    (a) What is: (a) aqua fortis (b) aqua regia (c) Fixation of Nitrogen? . (Nitric Acid)

    (b) During thunderstorm, rain water contains nitric acid. Explain with reactions. (Nitric acd)
    (c) Ammonia is used in the Ostwald process.
    (1) Give the source of reactants used in the process.
    (2) Name the catalyst used in the process.
    (3) Name the oxidising agent used in this process.
    (4) What is the ratio of ammonia and air taken in this process?

    (5) Why is quartz used in the process?Ch-7)

    (d) Name the product formed when :


    (1) Carbon and conc. Nitric acid is heated

    (2) Dilute HNO3 is added to copper.Ch-7)

    (e) Write the balanced equations and name the products formed when :
    (1) Sodium hydrogen carbonate is added to nitric acid.
    (2) Cupric oxide reacts with dilute nitric acid..
    Section – B (40 Marks) 8x5=40 Marks
    Q.1 How will you prepare the following from nitric acid?
    (a) Sodium nitrate
    (b) Copper nitrate
    (c) Lead nitrate
    (d) Magnesium nitrate
    (e) Ferric nitrate
    (f) Aqua regia
    Q,2 Correct the following , if required:
    (a) HNO3 is a strong reducing agent.
    (b) NaNO3 gives NO2 and O2 on heating.
    (c) Constant boiling nitric acid contains 80% nitric acid by weight.
    (d) Nitric acid remains colourless even when exposed to light.
    Q.3 Name the unstable brown colored chemical compound formed during brown ring test for nitrates. Write
    equations also involved in processs.
    Q.4 Why does Pure Nitric Acid not dissolve noble metals but aqua regia dissolve them?
    Q.5 How nitric acid prepared in laboratory. Draw neat and labeled diagram also write equations for these.
    Q.6 Write a short note on Haber process
    Q.7 Describe an activity which show high solubility of ammonia gas in water
    Q.8 Give chemical test for ammonium ion.

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