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BSC 2nd Year Chemistry Syllabus Objective for Students
Nicol’s prism is constructed by cementing two crystals of CaCO3 using adhesive
(A) Glycine
(B) Canada balsam
(C) Cement
(D) Synthetic gum
Option b – Canada balsam
Dextro rotatory isomers rotate the plane of plane-polarized light in
(A) Left side
(B) Anticlockwise direction
(C) Right side
(D) Left or right side
Option c – Right side
Tetrahedral carbon linked to four different atoms or groups is called
(A) Optically inactive carbon
(B) Optically active carbon
(C) Achiral carbon
(D) Stereocenter
Option d – Stereocenter
An organic substance is asymmetric and optically active when
(A) It has an asymmetric carbon and lacks symmetry.
(B) It has an asymmetric carbon and one of the symmetry.
(C) It has no asymmetric carbon but has symmetry.
(D) It has no asymmetric carbon and symmetry.
Option a – It has an asymmetric carbon and lacks symmetry
The equimolar mixture of d and l forms of optically active compounds is called
(A) Optical antipodes
(B) Enantiomers
(C) Racemic mixture
(D) Optical isomers
Option c – Racemic mixture
Light containing single-color waves vibrating in all possible planes is called
(A) Ordinary light
(B) Monochromatic light
(C) Plane-polarized light
(D) Red-colored light
Option b – Monochromatic light
A beam of light vibrating in a single plane is called
(A) Nicol’s prism
(B) Plane-polarized light
(C) Monochromatic light
(D) Ordinary light
Option b – Plane-polarized light
Nicol’s prism is constructed from
(A) Calcite
(B) CaCO3
(C) Iceland spar
(D) Any of these
Option d – Any of these
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