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Structure of Atom Questions

The document contains a multiple choice test on atomic structure concepts. It includes 14 questions related to topics like electron configurations, ionization energies, quantum numbers, isoelectronic species, and orbital energies. The questions have single best answer multiple choice responses ranging from fundamental concepts in atomic structure to more complex applications of quantum mechanics principles.

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Structure of Atom Questions

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Structure of Atom | Atomic Structure: MCQs Test - 1

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Maximum number of electrons in a subshell with l = 3 and n = 4 is [CBSE AIPMT 2012] (A) 10 (B) 12 (C) 14 (D) 16 The correct set of four quantum numbers for the valence electron of rubidium atom ! = 3"# is [CBSE AIPMT 2012] (A) $% 0% 0% & (B) $% 1% 0% & (C) $% 1% 1% &

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(D) 6% 0% 0% & 'dentif( the wron) statement in the followin) [CBSE Answer: AIPMT 2012] (C) (A) *tomic radius of the elements increases as one moves down the first )rou+ of the +eriodic table (B) *tomic radius of the elements decreases as one moves across from left to ri)ht in the 2nd +eriod of the +eriodic table (C) *mon)st isoelectronic s+ecies% smaller the +ositive char)e on the cation% smaller is the ionic radius (D) *mon)st isoelectronic s+ecies% )reater the ne)ative char)e on the anion% lar)er is the ionic radius Answer: The wor, function # of some metals is listed below. (A) The number of metals which will show +hotoelectric effect when li)ht of 300 nm wavelen)th falls on the metal is [IIT EE 2011] Met al -i .a / M) 0u *) 1e 2t 3 e4 # 2.4 2.3 2.2 3." 4.5 4.3 4." 6.3 4."$ (A) 4 (B) 6 (C) 5 (D) 12 * )as absorbs a +hoton of 3$$ nm and emits at two Answer: wavelen)ths. 'f one of the emissions is at 650 nm% the (D) other is at6 [AIEEE 2011] (A) $15 nm (B) 103$ nm (C) 32$ nm (D) "43 nm The ener)( of an electron in first 7ohr orbit of 89atom is Answer: :13.6 e4. The +ossible ener)( value of electron in the (C)

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excited state of -i2& is [!est Ben"#$ EE 2011] (A) : 122.4 e4 (B) 30.6 e4 (C) : 30.6 e4 (D) 13.6 e4 The electronic transitions from n = 2 to n = 1 will +roduce shortest wavelen)th in where n = +rinci+al quantum state) [!est Ben"#$ EE 2011] (A) -i&2 (B) 8e& (C) 8 (D) 8& The ener)( required to brea, one mole of 0l : 0l bonds in 0l2 is 242 ,; mol:1. The lon)est wavelen)th of li)ht ca+able of brea,in) a sin)le 0l : 0l bond is c = 3 105 ms:1 and .* = 6.02 1023 mol:1# [AIEEE 2010] (A) $<4 nm (B) 640 nm (C) "00 nm (D) 4<4 nm 'onisation ener)( of 8e& is 1<.6 10:15 ; atom:1. The ener)( of the first stationar( state n = 1# of -i2& is [AIEEE 2010] (A) 4.41 10:16 ; atom:1 (B) :4.41 10:1" ; atom:1 (C) :2.2 10:1$ ; atom:1 (D) 5.52 10 1" ; atom:1 The wave number of the s+ectral line in the emission s+ectrum of h(dro)en will equal to times the =(dber)>s constant if the electron ?um+s from @@@@@@. [%#rn#t#&# CET 2010] (A) n = 10 to n = 1 (B) n = 3 to n = 1 (C) n = 2 to n = 1 (D) n = < to n = 1 M)2& is isoelectronic with [%#rn#t#&# CET 200'] (A) 0a2& (B) .a& (C) !n2& (D) 0u2& 3hich one of the followin) sets of ions re+resents a collection of isoelectronic s+eciesA [AIEEE 200(] (A) /&% 0l:% 0a2&% Bc3& (B) 7a2&% Br2&% /&% B2: (C) .3:% C2:% 1:% B2: (D) -i&% .a&% M)2&% 0a2& 0onsider the )round state of 0r atom ! = 24#. The numbers of electrons with the aDimuthal quantum numbers% l = 1 and 2 are% res+ectivel(6 [AIEEE 200)] (A) 12 and 4 (B) 12 and $ (C) 16 and 4 (D) 16 and $ The de 7ro)lie wavelen)th of a tennis ball of mass 60 ) movin) with a velocit( of 10 metres +er second is

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Structure of Atom | Atomic Structure: MCQs Test 2


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The +air of s+ecies with the same bond order is [CBSE Answer: (C) AIPMT 2012] (A) .C% 0C (B) .2% C2 (C) C229% 72 (D) C2&% .C& 7ond order of 1.$ is shown b( [CBSE AIPMT 2012] Answer: (D) (A) C229 (B) C2 (C) C2& (D) C2 'f the 1st ioniDation ener)( of 8 atom is 13.6 e4% then the Answer : (C) 2ndioniDation ener)( of 8e atom is [!est Ben"$# EE 2012] (A) 2".2 e4 (B) 40.5 e4 (C) $4.4 e4 (D) 105.5 e4 The frequenc( of li)ht emitted for the transition n = 4 to n = Answer: (*) 2 of 8e& is equal to the transition in 8 atom corres+ondin) to which of the followin) [AIEEE 2011] (A) n = 4 to n = 3 (B) n = 3 to n = 1 (C) n = 2 to n = 1 (D) n = 3 to n = 2 The maximum number of electrons that can have +rinci+al Answer: (C) quantum number% n = 3% and s+in quantum number% ms = % is [IIT EE 2011] (A) $ (B) " (C) < (D) 11 The set of quantum numbers for the outermost electron for Answer: (D) co++er in its )round state is [%#rn#t#&# CET 2010] (A) 3% 2% 2% & 1H2 (B) 4% 1% 1% & 1H2 (C) 4% 2% 2% & 1H2

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(D) 4% 0% 0% & 1H2 0alculate the wavelen)th in nanometer# associated with a +roton movin) at 1.0 E 103 msI1 Mass of +roton = 1.6" E 10I2" ,) and h = 6.63 E 10I34 ;s # [AIEEE 200+] (A) 0.032 nm (B) 0.40 nm (C) 2.$ nm (D) 14.0 nm 'n an atom% an electron is movin) with a s+eed of 600 mHs with an accurac( of 0.00$J. 0ertainit( with which the +osition of the electron can be located is h = 6.6 E 10 :34 ,) m2s:1% mass of electron% em = <.1 E 10:31 ,)# [AIEEE 200+] (A) $.10 E 10:3 m (B) 1.<2 E 10:3 m (C) 3.54 E 10:3 m (D) 1.$2 E 10:4 m The ioniDation enthal+( of h(dro)en atom is 1.312 E 106 ; molI1. The ener)( required to excite the electron in the atom from n = 1 to n = 2 is [AIEEE 200,] (A) 5.$1 E 10$ ;molI1 (B) 6.$6 E 10$ ;molI1 (C) ".$6 E 10$ ;molI1 (D) <.54 E 10$ ;molI1 3hen the aDimuthal quantum number has the value of 2% the number of orbitals +ossible are [%#rn#t#&# CET 200,] (A) " (B) $ (C) 3 (D) 0 3hich of the followin) sets of quantum numbers re+resents the hi)hest ener)( of an atomA [AIEEE 200'] (A) n = 3% l = 2%m = 1% s = &1H 2 (B) n = 3% l = 2%m = 1% s = &1H 2 (C) n = 4% l = 0%m = 0% s = &1H 2 (D) n = 3% l = 0%m = 0% s = &1H 2 * bod( of mass 10 m) is movin) with a velocit( of 100 ms 1. The wavelen)th of de97ro)lie wave associated with it would be .ote6 h = 6.63 E 1034 ;s# [%#rn#t#&# CET 200'] (A) 6.63 E 103"m (B) 6.63 E 1031m (C) 6.63 E 1034m (D) 6.63 E 103$m Kncertaint( in the +osition of an electron mass = <.1 E 10 : 31 ,)# movin) with a velocit( 300 ms:1% accurate u+to 0.001J% will be h = 6.63 E 10:34 ;s# [AIEEE 200(] (A) 1<.2 E 10:2 m (B) $."6 E 10:2 m (C) 1.<2 E 10:2 m (D) 3.54 E 10:2 m 'n a multi : electron atom% which of the followin) orbitals described b( the three quantum numbers will have the same ener)( in the absence of ma)netic acid and electric fieldsA[AIEEE 200-] a# n = 1% l = 0% m = 0 b# n = 2% l = 0% m = 0

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Answer: (B)

Answer: (D)

Answer: (B)

Answer. (B)

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c# n = 2% l = 1% m = 1 d# n = 3% l = 2% m = 1 e# n = 3% l = 2% m = 0 (A) a# and b# (B) b# and c# (C) c# and d# (D) d# and e# 3hich of the followin) statements in relation to the h(dro)en atom is correctA [AIEEE 20-] (A) 3s orbital is lower in ener)( than 3+ orbital (B) 3+ orbital is lower in ener)( than 3d orbital (C) 3s and 3+ orbitals are of lower ener)( than 3d orbital (D) 3s% 3+ and 3d orbitals all have the same ener)(

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