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CBSE Class 12 Chemistry Part 1 Custom Paper (Set A)

Set A
29 Marks
73 Min (2.5 min/mark)
15 Questions

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Q1Coordination Compounds
1 mark
~3 min budget

In an octahedral complex, strong-field ligands usually produce which spin arrangement for suitable d4-d7 metal ions?

Q2Electrochemistry
1 mark
~3 min budget

Which statement best describes the standard hydrogen electrode?

Q3Chemical Kinetics
1 mark
~3 min budget

If increasing temperature increases the fraction of molecules with energy greater than activation energy, which theory is being used?

Q4Solutions
1 mark
~3 min budget

For a non-volatile solute in a volatile solvent, the relative lowering of vapour pressure is equal to which quantity in the ideal dilute limit?

Q5Coordination Compounds
1 mark
~3 min budget

What is the coordination number of the metal in [Co(NH3)6]3+?

Q6d/f Block Elements
1 mark
~3 min budget

Which pair commonly shows anomalous ground-state configurations due to extra stability of half-filled or fully filled d subshells?

Q7Electrochemistry
1 mark
~3 min budget

Reduction of dichromate ion to chromium(III) in acidic medium requires how many electrons per mole of dichromate?

Q8Solutions
1 mark
~3 min budget

Which concentration term is independent of temperature for a liquid solution?

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