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Matric Chemistry: Chemical Industries, questions with answers

Practise 26 real Federal Board questions on Chemical Industries from 2023 to 2025. See the answer and explanation as soon as you answer.

26real questions
7multiple choice
4exam sessions

About Chemical Industries in Matric Chemistry

Chemical Industries is one of the 11 main chapters in our Federal Board Matric Chemistry question bank (10th class), and about 7% of its real questions come from it. Tayyari Karo has 26 real questions on this chapter from 2023 to 2025; 7 are multiple choice and marked instantly, and the rest are short and long questions with a model answer. By difficulty: 17 medium, 9 easy.

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2025 1st Annual · 10th · Chemical Industries

Separation of Minerals from gangue by some physical method is called:

  1. Bessemerization
  2. Concentration
  3. Extraction
  4. Distillation
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Answer: B. Concentration

Concentration (ore dressing) is the physical process of separating valuable mineral particles from the unwanted gangue material.

2025 1st Annual · 10th · Chemical Industries

In Solvay process, which two chemicals are dissolved in water to form ammonical brine?

  1. NH₃ + HCl
  2. NH₃ + CO₂
  3. NH₃ + NaCl
  4. NH₃ + CaO
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Answer: C. NH₃ + NaCl

Ammonical brine is prepared by dissolving ammonia gas (NH₃) into saturated brine (NaCl solution).

2025 2nd Annual · 10th · Chemical Industries

Which process is used in the industrial manufacturing of sodium carbonate?

  1. Contact Process
  2. Haber Process
  3. Solvay Process
  4. Ostwald Process
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Answer: C. Solvay Process

The Solvay process is the industrial method used to manufacture sodium carbonate (Na₂CO₃) from brine, ammonia and limestone.

2024 Annual · 10th · Chemical Industries

Percentage of Nitrogen in urea is:

  1. 35
  2. 21.2
  3. 80
  4. 46.6
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Answer: D. 46.6

Urea, CO(NH₂)₂, has molar mass 60 g/mol with 28 g of nitrogen, giving %N = 28/60 × 100 ≈ 46.6%.

2024 Annual · 10th · Chemical Industries

Oil detergent is used to concentrate a metallic ore in:

  1. Flotation process
  2. Cyclone separation
  3. Magnetic separation
  4. Concentration by grinding
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Answer: A. Flotation process

In the froth flotation process, oil/detergent (frothing agent) helps ore particles stick to air bubbles and float, separating them from gangue.

2023 Annual · 10th · Chemical Industries

Dark brownish viscous liquid (Petroleum) is formed underground due to:

  1. Pressure, bacterial effects, air and absence of heat
  2. Air, pressure and absence of bacterial effects
  3. Heat, pressure, bacterial effects and absence of air
  4. Heat, bacterial effects, air and absence of pressure
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Answer: C. Heat, pressure, bacterial effects and absence of air

Petroleum forms from the decay of ancient marine organisms under heat, pressure and bacterial action in the absence of air (anaerobic conditions) over millions of years.

2025 1st Annual · 10th · Chemical Industries

What are advantages of urea as a fertilizer? (Any three)

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1. Urea has a very high nitrogen content (46%), so a smaller quantity supplies more nitrogen to crops than other fertilizers.
2. It is highly soluble in water, allowing easy and uniform application/absorption by plants.
3. It is easy to store, transport and handle since it is a stable solid, and is relatively inexpensive to manufacture.

2025 2nd Annual · 10th · Chemical Industries

Explain briefly petroleum and its formation.

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Petroleum (crude oil) is a naturally occurring dark, viscous liquid mixture of hydrocarbons (along with small amounts of sulfur, nitrogen and oxygen compounds), found trapped in rock formations deep underground/undersea.
Formation: Petroleum is formed over millions of years from the remains of dead microscopic marine organisms (plankton, algae) that settled at the bottom of ancient seas and were buried under layers of sediment. …

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2025 1st Annual7
2025 2nd Annual7
2024 Annual7
2023 Annual5

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What does the Chemical Industries chapter cover on this page?

26 real Federal Board (FBISE) Chemistry questions on Chemical Industries from 2023 to 2025, for 10th class. Each one shows the session it came from.

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