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MDCAT 2026 NMDCAT Past Papers Chemistry Chap No 9 Free Quiz 1
Practice MDCAT 2026 NMDCAT Past Papers Chemistry MCQs from Chap No 9. Get instant results with Explanation.
Practice Quiz 1 for "Chap No 9" (Chemistry). Total 10 MCQs available, split into 1 quizzes. Start with the fundamentals and build a strong base. These concepts are fundamental for MDCAT and frequently appear in the exam. Pay extra attention to the underlying principles, as these MCQs are often tricky.
General5 MCQs
1. In periodic table, period number tells the:
2. In K₄[Fe(CN)₆], the number of ligands are:
3. Complex compounds have:
4. Element with highest boiling point is:
5. Highest oxidation state among d-block elements belongs to:
General5 MCQs
6. Transition metals form alloys due to:
7. Which oxidation state gives evidence of d-orbital?
8. Oxidation number of central metal atom is written in which language?
9. Which of the following is not a thermosetting polymer?
10. Trend of unpaired electrons of transition elements:

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