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      What will happen to CO in a catalytic converter?
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      • CO being oxidised to carbon dioxide

      • CO being reduced to carbon dioxide

      • CO being oxidised to carbon and oxygen

      • CO being reduced to carbon and oxygen

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      1. What will happen to CO in a catalytic converter?
        1. CO being oxidised to carbon dioxide
        2. CO being reduced to carbon dioxide
        3. CO being oxidised to carbon and oxygen
        4. CO being reduced to carbon and oxygen
      2. Which of the following is not produced from the combustion of tetraethyllead?
        1. carbon monoxide
        2. lead(II) oxide
        3. water vapour
        4. nitrogen monoxide

        1. Tetraethyllead, Pb(C2H5)4 is added to petrol to prevent "knocking". Nitrogen is not one of the element in tetraethyllead.

      3. In which pair do both gases cause the greenhouse effect?
        1. carbon monoxide; oxygen
        2. carbon monoxide; carbon dioxide
        3. carbon dioxide; nitrogen dioxide
        4. carbon dioxide; methane
      4. Which one of the following does not occur at the catalytic converter?
        1. reduction of oxides of nitrogen
        2. neutralisation of sulfur dioxide
        3. oxidation of carbon monoxide
        4. oxidation of unburnt hydrocarbon
      5. What are the possible products when petrol undergoes combustion?
        1. carbon dioxide and water
        2. carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide and water
        3. soot, carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide
        4. soot, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide and water
      6. Suggest the products when car tyres undergo complete combustion
        1. carbon dioxide; sulfur dioxide; water
        2. carbon monoxide; carbon dioxide; water
        3. carbon monoxide; carbon dioxide; sulfur; water
        4. carbon dioxide; sulfur dioxide

        1. Tyre is made by heating rubber and sulfur. Rubber is a hydrocarbon. Thus, sulfur and hydrocarbon will oxidise by oxygen to form sulfur dioxide, carbon dioxide and water

      7. Which of the following processes reduces the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere?
        1. respiration
        2. photosynthesis
        3. combustion
        4. decay of plant/animal material
      8. Which of the following statements is correct about carbon dioxide
        1. It is a diatomic molecule
        2. It is a V-shaped molecule
        3. It is an element
        4. It is a compound
      9. Which of the following properties of carbon monoxide makes it harmful to humans?
        1. It has no colour, taste or smell.
        2. It has a corrosive action on lung tissue.
        3. It forms a stable compound in the blood.
        4. It combines with oxygen in the lungs.

        1. Carbon monoxide combines haemoglobin to form a stable complex, carboxyhaemoglobin. Lack of haemoglobin to bind with oxygen, Tissue & cells died due to lack of oxygen

      10. Which gas cannot be removed from the exhaust of a car using catalytic converter?
        1. carbon dioxide
        2. carbon monoxide
        3. hydrocarbons
        4. nitrogen dioxide
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