Combined Geo-Scientist Chemistry Paper I 2021 - OCR Repair & SEO

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  • Year 2021
  • Questions 11
  • Maximum Marks 200
  • Duration Three Hours Maximum Marks: 200
  • Languages English

Exam Details

Detail Information
Examination Combined Geo-Scientist (Main) Examination
Year 2021
Paper Chemistry Paper - I
Subject Chemistry
Duration Three Hours Maximum Marks: 200
Maximum Marks 200
Number of Questions 11
Question Type Mixed (mcq and descriptive)

This dataset provides OCR-repaired content for the Combined Geo-Scientist (Main) Examination 2021 Chemistry Paper I. Page 1 contains exam metadata, instructions, and paper details. Page 2 (Section A) presents Q1 with subparts (a)–(i), covering aluminophosphate structure, complex formation constants, ligand field effects, indicators in titrations, precipitation phenomena, role of reagents in volumetric determinations, chelating agents in titrations, metal carbonyls, nuclear reactions, and magnetic moments. The content is prepared for SEO with extracted topics, tags, and metadata.

Major Topics Covered

  • Chemistry
  • Inorganic Chemistry
  • Coordination Chemistry
  • Ligand Field Theory
  • Spectrochemical Series
  • Complexometric Titrations
  • Chelating Agents
  • Precipitation Chemistry
  • Volumetric Analysis
  • Nuclear Reactions
  • Magnetic Moments
  • Transition Metal Chemistry
  • Metal Carbonyls
  • Nucleosynthesis
  • Moles and Constants
  • NH3 Complexes
  • Cu(OH)6
  • Aluminophosphate
  • Quartz-like Structure
  • Methyl Orange Indicator

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Instructions

  • There are ELEVEN questions divided under SIX sections.
  • Candidate has to attempt SIX questions in all.
  • The ONLY question in Section A is compulsory.
  • Out of the remaining TEN questions, the candidate has to attempt FIVE, choosing ONE from each of the other Sections B, C, D, E and F.
  • The number of marks carried by a question / part is indicated against it.
  • Neat sketches are to be drawn to illustrate answers, wherever required.
  • These shall be drawn in the space provided for answering the question itself.
  • Unless otherwise mentioned, symbols and notations have their usual standard meanings.
  • Assume suitable data, if necessary, and indicate the same clearly.
  • Attempts of questions shall be counted in sequential order.
  • Unless struck off, attempt of a question shall be counted even if attempted partly.
  • Any page or portion of the page left blank in the Question-cum-Answer Booklet must be clearly struck off.
  • Answers must be written in ENGLISH only.

Questions (page 2)

Q0.

(a) Q1. Explain why aluminophosphate forms quartz-like structure.

(b) The stepwise formation constants for NH3 with [Cu(OH2)6]2+ are log Kf1 = 4.15, log Kf2 = 3.50, log Kf3 = 2.89, log Kf4 = 2.13, log Kf5 = -0.52. Why is Kf5 so different ?

(c) Both H- and P(C6H5)3 are ligands of similar field strength, high in spectrochemical series.

(d) Discuss the orbital factors that account for the field strength of each ligand. Why is methyl orange not a suitable indicator for titration of a strong base against a weak acid?

(e) Explain how post-precipitation differs from co-precipitation.
(f) Explain the role of HgCl2 in the volumetric determination of iron using potassium dichromate.
(g) Explain the role of chelating agents in complexometric titrations.
(h) Arrange the following metal carbonyls in the increasing order of their increasing C–O bond strength giving reason: [Cr(CO)6], [Mn(CO)6]+, [V(CO)6]-.
(i) Complete the following nuclear reactions by giving the value of X: 147N + 42He → X + 11H; X + 4/2He → 30/15P + 1/0n; 2311Na + X → 2312Mg + 1/0n; 113/48Cd + X → 114/48Cd + energy; X → 0_-1e + 232/91Pa.
Why does the μ_eff value for transition metal ions with ground state term S agree well with μ_so value while it differs with metal ions having ground state term D or F? Explain with reason.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the exam name and year?

Combined Geo-Scientist (Main) Examination, 2021.

Which paper is this?

Chemistry Paper I.

How many questions are there and how many must be attempted?

Eleven questions in total; candidates must attempt six questions (the compulsory Section A question plus one from each of Sections B to F).

What is the duration and maximum marks?

Three hours; maximum marks 200.

In which language should answers be written?

English.

Where is the compulsory question located?

Section A contains the compulsory question Q1.

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