☰ Pharmaceutical Chemistry I (Pharmacy Allopathy) - MCQs

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Q355.

In limit test for chloride, opalescence is produced by the precipitation of:

  • A. Silver chloride
  • B. Silver nitrate
  • C. Silver carbonate
  • D. Barium chloride

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Q356.

In limit test for iron standard solution is prepared with:

  • A. Ferrous ammonium sulphate
  • B. Ferric ammonium sulphate
  • C. Ferrous sulphate
  • D. Ferric sulphate

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Q357.

Which acid is added to prevent the precipitation of iron as ferric Hydroxide in limit test for iron?

  • A. Tartaric acid
  • B. Cinnamic acid
  • C. Citric acid
  • D. Benzoic acid

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Q358.

Thioglycollic acid is a:

  • A. Reducing agent
  • B. Oxidizing agent
  • C. Both A & B
  • D. Catalyst

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Q359.

Limit test for chloride, sulphates and iron are carried out in:

  • A. Test tubes
  • B. Conical flasks
  • C. Nessler'so cylinders
  • D. Beakers

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Q360.

One Millimole (mM) is equivalent to:

  • A. 0.1 M
  • B. 0.01 M
  • C. 0.001 M
  • D. 0.0001 M

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