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Inorganic Chemistry & Acids-Bases — Part 2: 21 MCQs with Explanations

21 intermediate inorganic chemistry & acids-bases MCQs with answers and explanations for MDCAT, FSc, PPSC preparation.

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Intermediate MDCAT FSc PPSC FPSC
Last updated: Oct 13, 2026
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Q1 of 21

Which noble gas forms maximum number of compounds?

Q2 of 21

The color of [Cu(H₂O)₆]²⁺ ion is:

Q3 of 21

The catalyst used in Haber process for ammonia synthesis is:

Q4 of 21

Which compound is used as antacid?

Q5 of 21

The catalyst used in Friedel-Crafts alkylation is:

Q6 of 21

Nylon-6,6 is a:

Q7 of 21

Acid rain is caused primarily by oxides of:

Q8 of 21

Which is most acidic?

Q9 of 21

The reaction CH₃COOC₂H₅ + NaOH → CH₃COONa + C₂H₅OH is called:

Q10 of 21

Which vitamin is water-soluble?

Q11 of 21

The base present in RNA but not in DNA is:

Q12 of 21

Which is essential amino acid?

Q13 of 21

The hormone insulin is a:

Q14 of 21

Aspirin is chemically:

Q15 of 21

Detergents are preferred over soaps in hard water because:

Q16 of 21

The acid present in vinegar is:

Q17 of 21

The compound used for disinfection of water is:

Q18 of 21

The compound used as painkiller is:

Q19 of 21

The compound that is hallucinogen is:

Q20 of 21

The process of heating coal in absence of air is called:

Q21 of 21

The main cause of acid rain is:

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