KERALA PSC / CHEMISTRY / CHEMICAL PROCESSES /
OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS / STUDY MATERIALS / GENERAL KNOWLEDGE / KERALA PSC
PRELIMINARY / NOTES
KERALA PSC / CHEMISTRY / CHEMICAL PROCESSES /
OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS / STUDY MATERIALS / GENERAL KNOWLEDGE / KERALA PSC
PRELIMINARY / NOTES
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Chromatography:
The modern and
most effective method of separate different components of a mixture.
·
Sublimation: The conversion of substance directly from solid to
vapour state. Camphor, Iodine etc… undergoes sublimation.
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Oxidation: The process of loss of electrons in a chemical
reaction
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Electro
Plating: The deposition of
the metal on another by electric current
·
Pasteurization: of milk is the process by which milk is exposed to a
high temperature from 62.8⁰C – 65.5⁰C for 30 minutes to destroy certain
micro-organisms and to prevent or arrest fermentation.
·
The
method used to obtain alcohol from molasses is called fermentation.
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Bessemer
Process: Removal of
impurities from molten metal by blowing air through the molten charge in a
Bessemer converter. Used to remove carbon and phosphorus from steel; Sulphur and
iron from copper.
·
Bosch
Process: Production of
hydrogen by the catalytic reduction of steam with carbon monoxide at 500⁰C
·
Haber
Process: The process in
which Ammonia is prepared by combining nitrogen and hydrogen
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Contact
process: Preparation of
sulphuric acid
·
Alumino
thermic process: Preparation
of chromium and manganese
·
Cyanide
process: Used for the extraction
of silver and gold.
KERALA PSC / CHEMISTRY / CHEMICAL PROCESSES /
OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS / STUDY MATERIALS / GENERAL KNOWLEDGE / KERALA PSC
PRELIMINARY / NOTES

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