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IIT Section
Subject Topic Grand Test – Paper II Date
C + M + P Grand Test – 08 IIT – GT – 08
12th May 2014 I20140508
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Key Answers:
1. c 2. a 3. b 4. d 5. c 6. c 7. 2 8. 1 9. 6 10. 5
11. 4 12. c 13. a 14. a 15. b 16. b 17. a 18. 19. 20. b
21. a 22. a 23. b 24. b 25. d 26. 5 27. 2 28. 3 29. 2 30. 4
31. d 32. c 33. b 34. c 35. d 36. d 37. 38. 39. b 40. a
41. c 42. d 43. d 44. a 45. 5 46. 8 47. 4 48. 3 49. 6 50. d
51. d 52. d 53. b 54. a 55. d 56. 57.
18. A –q, B –p, C –r,s, D -s; 19. A –s, B –r, C –q, D -p;
37. A –r, B –p, C –q, D -s; 38. A –r, B –p,s, C –p,s, D -q;
56. A –rs, B –p, C –rs, D -p ; 57. A –r, B –qr, C –ps, D -qr
Solutions:
Chemistry
1. Coagulation value is inversely proportional to their flocculating power
2. 2 22Ca Lac Ca Lac ower.
Concentration of …....after dissociation 2 0.3 0.9 0.54
1 114 5.6 7 log0.54
2 2apK
2.8 log0.54apK
3. Allylic C is more stable than 1 C . Hetero atom next to C makes it very stable. C2 is more
stable than C1 .
4. For aldose different arrangement of groups in C 1 anomer
Different arrangement of groups other than C 1 epimer
5. (A) 3 3 3 34 4,Cr NH ClBr Cl AgNO Cr NH Cl Br NO AgCl (white ppt)
(B) 3 2 3 3 2 34Cr NH Cl Br AgNO Cr NH Cl NO AgBr (pale yellow)
6.
7. Molarity of 2 4N H solution 0.16 1000
0.0132 500
M
2 4N H reacts with water in the following way.
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Subject Topic Grand Test – Paper II Date
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Let the amount of 2 4N H reacted with water =
2 4 2N H H O 2 5N H OH
Moles at start 0.01 0 0
Moles at equilibrium 0.01
or 2
64 100.01
0.01 0.01
2 8
4
4 10
2 10
% of 2 4N H reacting with water 42 10 100
2%0.01
8. The relevant chemical equation is
22 3 3 2Ca Na CO CaCO Na
40g 106g
Thus 40g 22 3106 Ca g Na CO
Converting these into required units
240 2g Ca equivalents of 2 3Na CO Mol.wt 106
No.of Eq= =Eq.wt 53
40 1000mg of 2 2Ca equivalent
2 1000 milliequivalents of 2 3Na CO
20mg of 2 2 100020
40000Ca
milliequivalents of 2 3Na CO
= 1 milliequivalents of 2 3Na CO
Hence, no. of meq. Required to soften 1 litre of sample of water = 1
9. 2 2 33 2N g H g NH g
0 032 0 0
2 46 92
fH H NH
kJ
Determination of entropy change, we know that
0 0products ReactantsS S S
= 2 192 191 3 130 = 384 191 390
Now according to Gibbs Helimholtz equation.
0 0 0
3 92 298 0.197 33.294 33.294 10
G H T S
kJ j
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Now we know that
0 ln
2.303 log
p
p
G RT K
RT K
333.294 10 2.030 8.3 298 log pK
333.294 10
log 62.303 8.3 298
pK
10. 2 2 2 2x y yC H O xO xCO yH O
Since oxygen taken is 2x litre and thus x litre 2O is left at STP after reaction. Also x litre of
2CO is formed by 1 mole of . .O C
2 2.24x
1.12x litre 2 2 21.12
molee 0.05mole 22.4
CO CO CO
Mole of 2H O formed 0.9
0.0518
y
: 0.05: 0.05 1x y x
1,y i.e., ratio of x and y
Empirical formula of 2. .O C CH O
And Empirical formula wt. of . . 30O C
Now Mol. Wt. of compound is derived by Raoul’s law
s
s
P P w M
P m w
0.104sP P mm and 17.5P mm
0.104 50 18
150.517.396 1000
mm
Molecular formula 2 5CH O 5 10 5C H O
150.5
530
n
11. Volume of the unit cell 3
85A 5 10 cm
24 3125 10 cm 22 31.25 10 cm
Density of FeO 34.0g cm
Mass of the unit cell 22 3 31.25 10 4cm g cm
225 10 g
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Mass of all molecules of FeO = 23
72
6.22 10
221.195 10 g
No. of FeO molecules/units cell 22
22
5 10
1.195 10
g
g
4.19 4
12. Fe 2 in 1
8 of T.V. One Fe 3 in another th
1
8 of T.B. and one Fe 3 in th
1
4 of O.V.
13. Divalent cation 2Zn occupy 1
8th of tetrahydral voids
14. Charge 2O charges of
8
3X
ions
8
4 23
n
3n
4 3 1 (ionic vacancy)
15. R.D. step is the formation of C
16. This reaction is intramolecular rearrangement. Benzyl C is more stable than alkyl C .
17.
18. Conceptual
19. 2 2 45 5( )
:
Violet Colour
A S Na Fe CN NO Na S Na Fe CN NOS
3 3( )
: 3
Blood red colour
B R NaSCN FeCl Fe SCN NaCl
34 46 6 3
( )
: 3 4 12
Blue colur
C Q Na Fe CN Fe Fe Fe CN Na
33 4 4 4 4 4 32 3
( )
: 12HNO
Yellow ppt
D P Na PO NH MaO NH PO MoO
CH3 CH3
OH
CH3
N2
+
CH3
CH3 CH3
O
CH3CH3
H
CH3 CH3
O CH3
CH3
-N2
+
-H+
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Mathematics
20. Put 1 28t A B C D E
Put 0 39t E
67A B C D E
21. 0 0y 2
64 5 4 16 7 5 0a a 15, 2a
n s length of the interval 20, 0
20n s
n A length of the interval 15, 2
13
13
20P A
22. 3 2 21 2 1 2 3 1 2f x x x x
22 1 5 7x x x
max at 1x & min at 7
5x
23. Equation of BC is b
y xa
________(1)
Equation of OA is a
y xb
________(2)
Put 2 2 2 iny x y r
2
2 2 2 2 2 2 2
21 , liesan
ax r a b a b x y r
b
2 2x b
x b
y a
, or ,A b a b a
24. 4 4 4 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 22 2 2 3a b c a b c a b c b c
2
2 2 2 2 23b c a b c
,a b
,a bO
A
B
C
1 7
5
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2 2 2 3
2 2
b c a
bc
3cos
2A
1sin
2A
25. ,a b is obtuse . 0a b
214 8 0,x x x also ,6
b k
22 0x x
2 1 0x x
1
0, ______ 12
x
(1) & (2) have no common x
3
cos ,2
b k
2
3
253
x
x
2 22 3 53x x
2 22 3 53x x
2 159 ______ 2x
26. Let 0.4, 0.6, 11p q n
1p q it follows binomial distribution
require the porosities 5 6p x p x
5 6 6 511 11
5 60.4 0.6 0.4 0.5c c
5 511
5 0.4 0.6 0.6 0.4c
511
5 0.24c
0.37
5000 1850 370 , 5k k
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27.
4
5
2 21 2 1 2
2 1 1 2
127 , 2k k
28. 3, 10dx
xdt
23
4A x
3 53
2 20 3 15 3 64 4
dA dxx
dt dt
5 3 225 75 , 3k k
29.
3
1
xx x dx
2 3
1 2
1 2
1 2x dx x dx
2 32 3
1 2
1 2
2 3
x x
1 10
2 3
5
6
12965
12966
216 5 1080 540 , 2k k
30. Point of intersection 12 12
,7 7
Q
Coefficient of AB with P as its mid-point is
1 1
2,x y
x y but Q liesan it
1 1
12 122
7 7x y 1 1 1 16 7x y x y
locus of P is
12
77
xy x
12
7k
343 49 12 588k 147 p 4p
1
5
2 16 1 0
1____ 13 4
1____ 24 3
x y
x y
2 1 5 0x x
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31. 20
sin 2 2lim
33t
x x
x
32. 0 0
1lim
sincos sin 2cos
t t
t tLt
tt t tt t
t
33.
lim1
x
a
t a
xf x f t dt
af a
Passage - 1
2 ______ 1xy c
Point an (1) can be , , ,i i ii
c cP ct x y ct
t t
Consider of normal at P to (1) is
4 3 0ct t x ty c
it passes through ,
34. i ix c t cc
35. 1
ii
y c ct c
1 2 3 4
1 1 1 1c
t t t t
3
4
/s cc c
cs
c
36. xi cti 41 2 3 4c t t t t 4 c
cc
4c
4
1 2 3 4
1yi c
t t t t
4 1c 4c
37. (A) a b c d = a c d c a b c d
a c d b a b c a R
(B) a c b d a c d b a c b d a c d b a b c d P
(C) a d b c a d c b a d b c a b c d d b c a Q
4 3 0ct t t c
1t
2t
3t
4t
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(D) a d c b a d b c a d c b S
38. (A)
2 21 1
x x
xx
dx e e dxI
e e
x xe t e dx td
2 1
t dtI
t
21
log 12
t c
21log 1
2
xe c R 21log 1
2
xx e c T d
(B) 2
2log 1
1
dtI t t c
t
2log 1x xe e c P d
2log 1 1 xx e c s
(C) /2
2,
1 1
x x
xx
x
e edx dx P S
eee
(D)
2 2
2 2
1 .
1 1
x
x x x
e dxI dx
e e e
Put tanxe
2secxe dx d
2
22
sec
tan sec
a dI
3cos
sinI d
21 sincos
sind
cot sin cosd d
2sin
log sin2
c
2
22 1
1log
2 1
x x
xx
e ec
ee
2
2
1 1 1log 1
2 2 1
x
xx e c Q
e
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Physics
39. Net external torque on the system is zero. Therefore, angular momentum is conserved. Force
acting on the system is only conservative. Therefore, total mechanical energy of the system is also
conserved.
40. f v T
2AB CDf f
4AB CDT T …(1)
Further 0p
AB CDT x T l x
or 4x l x (as 4AB CDT T )
or / 5x l
41. From Y to X charge flows to
plates a and ,b
0, 27a b a bi fq q q q C
27 C charge flows from Y to
.X
Correct option is (c).
42. When 3S is closed, due to
attraction with opposite charge, no flow of charge takes place through3S . Therefore, potential
difference across capacitor
plates remains unchanged or
1 30V V and 2 20V V .
Alternate Solution
Charge on the capacitor is
1 30 2 60q pC and
2 20 3 60q pC
or 1 2q q q (say)
The situation is similar as the two capacitor in series are first charged with a battery of emf 50V
and then disconnected.
When 3S is closed, 1 30V V and 2 20V V
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43. Net magnetic field due to both the wires will
be downward as shown in the figure.
Since, angle between v
and B
is 180
Therefore, magnetic force
0mF q v B
44. Momentum of striking electrons
hP
Kinetic energy of striking electrons
2 2
22 2
P hK
m m
This also, maximum energy of X -ray photons. Therefore, 2
2
0 2
hc h
m or
2
0
2m c
h
45. Normal reaction in vertical direction 1N mg
Normal reaction from side to the groove 2 sin37N ma
Therefore, acceleration of block with respect to discs 1 2cos37r
ma N Na
m
Substituting the values we get, 210 /ra m s
46. 2
2net
e Bvl Bvli
R r r
Here, 1 2r
2 1 2 4i A
16mF ilB N
47. Electron passes undeviated. Therefore,
e mF F
or eE eBv
or /E V d
Bv v
(V potential difference between
the plates)
or V
Bdv
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Substituting the values, we have 3 6
12002
0.3 10 2 10B T
Further, direction of eF
should be opposite ofmF
. or e E e v B
E v B
Here, E
is in positive x direction.
There v B
should be in negative x direction or B
should be in negative z direction (or
perpendicular) to paper inwards, because velocity of electron is in positive y direction
48. Using Kirchhoff’s first law at junction a and ,b we have found the current in other wires of the
circuit on which currents were not shown.
Now, to calculate the energy stored in the capacitor we will have to first find the potential
difference abV across it.
3 5 3 1 3 2a bV V
a b abV V V 12 volt
21
2abU CV
2614 10 12 0.288
2J mJ
49. If we assume that mass of nucleus >> mass of mu-meson, then nucleus will be assumed to be at
rest, only mu-meson is revolving round it.
In thn orbit the necessary centripetal force to the mu-meson will be provided by the electrostatic
force between the nucleus and the mu-meson. Hence,
2
2
0
1
4
Ze emv
r r …(1)
Further, it is given that Bohr model is applicable to the system also.
Hence,
Angular momentum in thn orbit 2
nh
or 2
hmvr n
We have two unknowns v and r (in thn orbit). After solving these
two equations, we get
2 2
0
2
n hr
Z me
Substituting 3Z and 208 ,em m we get 2 2
0
2624 e
n hr
m e
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The radius of the first Bohr orbit for the hydrogen atom is: 2
0
2
e
h
m e
Equating this with the radius calculated in part (i), we get 2 624n or 25n
50. qE
am
or q
am
51. 2
2
y
y
uh
a . Here
y
qEa
m and 100sin30 .yu
52. 2
,y
x x
y
uR u T u R
a
will increase when ya will decrease.
Here .y
qEa
m
53. mv
rBe
…(i)
2
nhmvr
…(ii)
Solving these two equations, we get
2
hnr
Be
and
22
nhBev
m
4
nhBeK
m
54. Ans: (a)
55.
2 2
2 /
e eM iA r r
T r v
2 4
evr neh
m
Now, cos1804
nehBU MB
m
56. If fork loaded with wax the frequency may increase or decrease.
If the tension in the string increases then the frequency may increase or decrease.
If fork is filed or string tension decreases then the beat frequency always increases.
57. Draw the ray diagrams