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1) A function is said to be continuous at x = xo if
a) The limit is infinity
b) The function at x is not defined
c) The limit exists
d) It has a zero denominator
c) The limit exists
4) This is used to obtain the point of inflection.
a) first derivative test only
b) second derivative test only
c) third derivative test only
d) second and third derivative tests
d) second and third derivative tests
• 6) If the velocity and acceleration have the
same sign, then the speed is
a) decreasing
b) increasing
c) not changing
d) infinite
b) increasing
1) A function is said to be continuous at x = xo if
a) The limit is infinity
b) The function at x is not defined
c) The limit exists
d) It has a zero denominator
c) The limit exists
4) This is used to obtain the point of inflection.
a) first derivative test only
b) second derivative test only
c) third derivative test only
d) second and third derivative tests
d) second and third derivative tests
• 6) If the velocity and acceleration have the
same sign, then the speed is
a) decreasing
b) increasing
c) not changing
d) infinite
b) increasing
General Engineering
Engineering Mechanics
Multiple Choice (5s)
• The moment diagram for a beam uniformly
loaded with a concentrated load in the centre
is the sum of
– A. two trianlges
– B. a rectangle and a triangle
– C. a parabola and a triangle
– D. a rectangle and a trapezoid
General Engineering
Engineering Mechanics
Multiple Choice (5s)
• C
• Capacitance is defined as
a) the ratio of charge to the potential difference
b) the ratio of current to electromotive force
c) the ratio of potential difference to the charge
d) the ratio of electromotive force to current
a) the ratio of charge to the potential difference
• It states that the condition of equilibrium or motion of
a rigid body will remain unchanged if a force acting on
a given point of the rigid body is replaced by another
force of the same magnitude and same direction but
acting at different point provided that the two forces
have the same line of action.
a) Principle of Translation
b) Varignon’s Theorem
c) Principle of Transmissiblity
d) Sliding Vector Theorem
•
C) Principle of Transmissiblity
• These are structures designed to support load
that are usually stationary and fully
constrained.
a) Frames c. Trusses
b) Beams d. Machines
• c. Trusses
• It is the point at which there is an appreciable
elongation of material without any
corresponding increase in load.
a) proportional limit c. ultimate strength
b) yield point d. necking
•
• B) yield point
• It is the maximum safe stress that a material
can carry
a) working stress c. allowable stress
b) ultimate strength d. normal stress
• A) working stress
• It is the slope of the straight line portion of
the stress-strain diagram.
a) Modulus of rigidity
b) Modulus of elasticity
c) Allowable stress
d) Poisson ratio
b) Modulus of elasticity
• The angle of twist of a shaft is
a) proportional to the polar moment of inertia of
the given section
b) proportional to the Modulus of Rigidity of the
material
c) inversely proportional to the polar moment of
inertia of the given section
d) not a function of the length of the material
where the torque is applied
c) inversely proportional to the polar moment of
inertia of the given section
• This force is a measure of the pulling or
pushing action perpendicular to the section
where the force is applied.
a) shear force c. torque
b) axial force d. bending moment
•
• B) axial force
• It is the stress caused by forces acting along or
parallel to the area resisting the force.
a) bearing stress c. tangential stress
b) normal stress d. axial stress
• c. tangential stress
General Engineering: Physics (10s)
• The property of wave that distinguishes them
from anything is _____ which can be seen
when waves from two different sources come
together.
– A. Frequency
– B. Wavelength
– C. Interference
– D. Speed
Question 17 10
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General Engineering Principles
Physics
Identification Type, 10 seconds
a=2
b=3
Question 16
General Engineering Principles
Physics
Identification Type, 10 seconds
When unpolarized light is reflect from a plane surface boundary between two
transparent media, the reflected light is partially polarized. For a certain
angle of incidence called the polarizing angle θP, the reflected light is
completely polarized. If n1 is the index of refraction of the first medium
and n2 is that of the second medium,
Brewster’s law
Chemical Engineering
Multiple Choice
10 seconds
It is a load which acts over a considerable
length of a beam or over a part of a beam.
A. distributed load
B. concentrated load
C. dead load
D. critical load
10 seconds
Answer: A
According to this theorem, “the moment of
force is equal to the sum of the moments of
its components
A. Varignon’s theorem
B. D’ Alembert’s principle
C. Bernoulli’s theorem
D. Pappus’ theorem
10 seconds
Answer: A
It is the rate at which a body or substance
either absorbs or produces energy
10 seconds
Answer: power
ID-10 (10 pts, 15 sec)
ANSWER: MER
ID-06 (10 pts, 15 sec)
ANSWER: OBLATE
SPHEROID
ID-05 (10 pts, 15 sec)
ANSWER: KINEMATICS
ID-04 (10 pts, 15 pts)
• Annuity
General Engineering:
Engineering Economy
Identification (10s)
• It is the reciprocal of the sinking fund factor.
General Engineering:
Engineering Economy
Identification (10s)
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The area of a surface generated by rotating
any plane curve about an intersecting axis in
its plane is equal to the product of the
length of the curve and the distance traveled
by its centroid. This statement is called
ANSWER:
THE FIRST PROPOSITION OF PAPPUS
CHE-MC04 Unit Operations (10 sec, 5
pts)
Poisson’s ratio is
A. ratio of modulus of elasticity to shear
modulus
B. ratio of lateral strain to longitudinal strain
C. ratio of plastic strain to elastic strain
D. ratio of cross-sectional area under strain
to original cross-sectional area
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CHE-MC04 Unit Operations (10 sec, 5
pts)
Poisson’s ratio is
A. ratio of modulus of elasticity to shear
modulus
B. ratio of lateral strain to longitudinal strain
C. ratio of plastic strain to elastic strain
D. ratio of cross-sectional area under strain
to original cross-sectional area
This quantity refers to the total opposition to the flow of
current in alternating current circuits ?
20 seconds
Answer: Impedance ( Z )
GE: Physics 5
• D
General Engineering
Physics 2
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Multiple Choice (5s)
• Q18: Which phenomenon can occur with light,
but not with sound?
– A: Doppler effect
– B: Interference
– C: Polarization
– D: Refraction
General Engineering
Physics
Multiple Choice (5s)
• C
Question 12: General Engineering
Physics
• A fisherman standing on the bank of a pond wishes to spear a
fish. In what manner should he aim?
STOP
Question 12: General Engineering
Physics
The answer is B
• 5. Which among the following is (are) not an
assumption of one way analysis of variance?
• a. The t- populations from which the gles came
are normally distributed
• b. The t samples have equal variances.
• c. The t populations have a common variance.
• d. The t samples are randomly & independently
taken.
• b. The t samples have equal variances.
• 15. Which of the following does not describe
the mean
• a. It is not amendable to further
mathematical manipulations
• b. It is easily affected by extreme values
• c. The total deviation of observations from
is zero
• d. none of the above
• a. It is not amendable to further mathematical
manipulations
GENERAL
CHEMISTRY
Copper is the only metal that is
naturally antibacterial.
General Chemistry
It is a graph showing the temperature
dependence of the stability for compounds.
Ammonium dichromate.
Talc is the softest known substance.
Fermionic Condensate is
a superfluid phase formed by fermionic particles
at low temperatures. It is closely related to
the Bose–Einstein condensate, a superfluid
phase formed by bosonic atoms under similar
conditions. Unlike the Bose–Einstein
condensates, fermionic condensates are formed
using fermions instead of bosons.
The earliest recognized fermionic condensate
described the state of electrons in
a superconductor; the physics of other examples
including recent work with fermionic atoms is
analogous. The first atomic fermionic condensate
was created by Deborah S. Jin in 2003. A chiral
condensate is an example of a fermionic
condensate that appears in theories of massless
fermions with chiral symmetry breaking.
General Chemistry
What are the products of the following
reactions?
a. Oxidation of formaldehyde ANS. Formic Acid
b. Hydrolysis of an ether ANS. Alcohol
c. Hydrolysis of the CN group ANS. Acid
d. Saponification of a fat ANS. Glycerol and salts
of fatty acids
e. Inversion of sugar ANS. Glucose and Fructose
General Chemistry
Two types of non-material nuclear radiation.
Ans: Gamma Rays and X-rays
Absolutely pure gold is so soft that it can be
moulded with the hands.
The element Californium is often called the
most expensive substance in the world (as
much as $68 million for one gram.)
General Chemistry
A rubber band shrinks when heated and
expands when cooled because of the change in
its Entropy state.
General Chemistry
A neutron star has such density that a
teaspoonful of its matter would weigh more
than all the people on Earth.
General Chemistry
Radar is an abbreviation of
Radio Detection And Ranging.
Each time lightning strikes, some Ozone gas is
produced, thus strengthening the Ozone Layer
in the Earth's
General Chemistry
Light does not age.
Astatine is the rarest element on Earth (approx
28 g in the Earth's entire crust.)
Mosquitoes like the scent of estrogen, hence,
women get bitten by mosquitoes more often
than men do.
General Chemistry
Laser is an abbreviation of Light Amplification
by Stimulated Emission of Radiation.
Hot water freezes faster than cold
water (the Mpemba effect.)
General Chemistry
Sunlight exerts pressure (solar radiation
pressure).
Chalk is made of trillions of microscopic
skeleton fossils of plankton
General Chemistry
The world's densest wood, the Black
Ironwood (Olea laurifolia), does not float on
water and therefore sinks.
General Chemistry
The lightning bolt is 3 times hotter than the
Sun.
General Chemistry
With the strongest winds, Neptune is the
windiest planet in the Solar System.
Find the only woman…
General Chemistry
Boomerang Nebula is the coldest known place
in the universe.
General Chemistry
95% of all matter in the universe is invisible,
and is called the Dark Matter.
General Chemistry
Proxima Centauri is the nearest star to us after
the Sun.
General Chemistry
The largest known star –Westerlund 1-26 – is
2000 times bigger than the Sun.
General Chemistry
All 27 of Uranus moons are named after
William Shakespeare and Alexander Pope
characters.
General Chemistry
Venus and Uranus are the only planets that
rotate clockwise (retrograde rotation.)
General Chemistry
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune are made
up of just gas with no solid surface to land on.
General Chemistry
Mars is red because its soil is very rusty (iron
oxide.)
General Chemistry
The bark of the redwood tree is fireproof.
General Chemistry
Diamonds are the hardest known substance.
General Chemistry
After helium and hydrogen, the most common
element on the Sun is oxygen.
General Chemistry
At 25, Physicist Lawrence Bragg is the youngest
person to receive a Nobel Prize.
General Chemistry
Atom is over 99.9% empty space.
General Chemistry
The most powerful lasers are made
with Neodymium-doped Yttrium crystals. In a
fraction of a second, they produce more power
than the whole United States.
General Chemistry
The most slippery substance in the world –
polytetrafluoroethene (PTFE, or Teflon) – was
discovered accidentally.
General Chemistry
Eighty-five percent of all life on Earth is
Plankton.
General Chemistry
If a person or an animal is born colorblind, they
instantly have excellent night vision.
General Chemistry
The brain uses more than 25% of the oxygen
used by the human body.
General Chemistry
The longest living cells in the body are brain
cells which can live an entire lifetime.
General Chemistry
Red blood cells have no nucleus.
General Chemistry
The right half of the brain controls the left side
of our body muscles, and the left controls the
right.
General Chemistry
The synthetic biological cell "Synthia" is the
first living organism whose parent is not a living
thing but a computer.
General Chemistry
The femur (thigh bone) is the largest and
longest bone in the human body.
General Chemistry
Corneas are the only tissues that don't require
blood.
General Chemistry
The biggest egg in the world is the ostrich egg.
It could take as many as 30 chicken eggs to
equal its volume, and up to 2 hours to hard
boil.
General Chemistry
The nerves in our body are most concentrated
in our fingertips.
General Chemistry
While only 2% in weight, the human brain
requires 15% of the body's heart work, 20% of
oxygen and 25% of all glucose.
General Chemistry
The normal energy used by our brain is 0.1
calories per minute, and could go up to 1.5
during activities such as puzzle-solving.
General Chemistry
The human brain is 80% water.
General Chemistry
The ovum (female egg cell) is the largest cell in
the human body.
General Chemistry
The element Californium is often called the
most expensive substance in the world (as
much as $68 million for one gram.)
General Chemistry
A red blood cell takes 20 seconds to circulate
around the human body.
General Chemistry
The largest organ of the human body is the
skin.
General Chemistry
A rubber tyre is actually one single giant
molecule.
General Chemistry
The heaviest element found so far is
Ununoctium (Uuo) with atomic number 118.
General Chemistry
Pluto is no longer considered a planet. It is now
known as a "Dwarf Planet".
Mathematics
From 0 to 1000, the letter "A" only appears
in 1000 ("one thousand").
Mathematics
40 when written "forty" is the only number
with letters in alphabetical order, while "one"
is the only one with letters in reverse order.
Mathematics
A Palindrome Number is a number that reads
the same backwards and forward, e.g.13431.
Mathematics
The value of zero was first used by the ancient
Indian mathematician Aryabhata.
Mathematics
Pi (3.14159...) is a number that cannot be
written as a fraction.
Mathematics
2 is called the "oddest" Even-Prime number. 2
is a unique Even-Prime because while all Evens
are divisible by 2, any number apart from 2 that
is divisible by 2, is not a Prime.
Mathematics
The term Googol (10100, ie, 10 followed by 100
zeros) was invented by a 9-year old boy Milton
Sirotta.
Mathematics
The Reuleaux Triangle is a shape of constant
width other than a circle.
Mathematics
The opposite sides of a dice cube always add up
to seven.
Mathematics
The digits to the right of the
Pi's (3.141...) decimal point can keep going
forever, and there is no pattern to these digits
at all.
Mathematics
2 and 5 are the only prime numbers that end in
2 or 5.
General Chemistry
The Moon orbits the Earth every 27.32 days
General Chemistry
Sound travels about 4 times faster in water
than in air.
General Chemistry
There is a high and low tide because of our
moon and the Sun.
General Chemistry
Sunlight takes about 8 minutes & 20 seconds to
reach the Earth at 299,792 km/s(186,282 mi/s).
General Chemistry
An Astronaut can be up to 2 inches taller
returning from space. The cartilage disks in the
spine expand in the absence of gravity.
General Chemistry
The sky is blue because when sunlight collides
with our atmosphere, colours of the shortest
wavelengths (violet and blue) are scattered -
and our eyes are more sensitive to see blue.
General Chemistry
The planet Venus has the longest day.
General Chemistry
The Earth is the densest planet in the Solar
System.
General Chemistry
Aluminium is the most common metal in the
Earth's crust (8 percent of its weight.)
General Chemistry
Unlike any other element,helium does not
solidify.
General Chemistry
Hot water freezes faster than cold
water (the Mpemba effect.)
General Chemistry
Astatine is the rarest element on Earth (approx
28 g in the Earth's entire crust.)
General Chemistry
The six states of matter
are: Plasmas,Gases, Liquids, Solids, Bose-
Einstein Condensates and Fermionic
Condensates.
General Chemistry
The coldest state of matter —Bose-Einstein
Condensatesuperfluid — defies gravity and
instead of flowing down, it flows upward.
General Chemistry
The metal with the highest melting point
is tungsten, at 3410 degrees Celsius (6170F).
General Chemistry
Mosquitoes like the scent of estrogen, hence,
women get bitten by mosquitoes more often
than men do.
General Chemistry
Mercury is the only metal that is liquid at room
temperature.
General Chemistry
Copper is the only metal that is naturally
antibacterial.
General Chemistry
DNA is flame retardant (does not catch fire.)
General Chemistry
Osmium is the densest known stable element
on Earth.
General Chemistry
The eight 'Noble metals' — ruthenium,
rhodium, palladium, silver, osmium, iridium,
platinum and gold — do not rust.
General Chemistry
Twenty percent of Earth's oxygen is produced
by the Amazon forest.
General Chemistry
Gallium is a metal which melts on palm of the
hand, due to its low melting point (29.76 °C).
General Chemistry
Gold and Copper are the only two non-white
metals.
General Chemistry
The amount of carbon in the human body is
enough to fill about 9,000 'lead' pencils.
General Chemistry
A bee sting is acidic and a wasp sting is alkali.
To treat a sting by one of these you should use
the opposite type of chemical.
General Chemistry
Honey does not spoil.
General Chemistry
Absolutely pure gold is so soft that it can be
moulded with the hands.
General Chemistry
The hottest chilli pepper in the world is
theTrinidad Moruga Scorpion (1.2 million
Scoville Heat Units.)
General Chemistry
The lighter was invented before the match(in
1816 by J.W. Dobereiner).
General Chemistry
If you slowly pour a handful of salt into a
totally full glass of water it will not overflow. In
fact, the water level will go down.
General Chemistry
Water expands by about 10% as it freezes.
General Chemistry
Liquid air looks like water with a bluish tint.
General Chemistry
Hydrogen gas is the least dense substance.
General Chemistry
Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the
Universe (75%).
General Chemistry
Oxygen is the most abundant element in the
Earth's crust, waters, and atmosphere(about
49.5%).
General Chemistry
The only letter not appearing on the Periodic
Table is the letter J.
General Chemistry
Hydrofluoric acid will dissolve glass.
General Chemistry
Each time lightning strikes, some Ozone gas is
produced, thus strengthening the Ozone Layer
in the Earth's atmosphere.
General Chemistry
Natural gas has no odour. The smell is added
artificially so that leaks can be detected.
General Chemistry
Dynamite contains peanuts as an ingredient.
General Chemistry
Talc is the softest known substance.
General Chemistry
Substance used in automobile antifreeze.
Ans: Ethylene Glycol
General Chemistry
A substance sold as rubbing alcohol.
Ans: Isopropyl alcohol
General Chemistry
It is based on observation of the changes in the
concentration about the electrodes due to
migration.
Ans: Hittorf’s method for determining transport
numbers
General Chemistry
It is a method in determining transport numbers
where the motion of ions is observed directly
rather than through the concentration changes
at the electrodes.
Ans: Moving boundary method
General Chemistry
A device for determining the value of an
unknown resistance by comparison with a
known standard resistance.
Ans: Wheatstone Bridge
General Chemistry
States that at infinite dilution, where dissociation
for all electrolytes is complete and where all
interionic effects disappear, each ion migrates
independently of its co-ion, and contributes to the
total equivalent conductance of an electrolyte a
definite share which depends only on its own
nature and not at all on that of the ion with which it
is associated.
Ans: Kohlrausch’s Law of Independent Migration of
Ions
General Chemistry
It is used as the plastic laminate in preparation
of automobile windshield.
Ans: Poly(vinyl butyral)
General Chemistry
A thermosetting resin often used to make plastic
dishes, is prepared by heating melamine with
formaldehyde.
Ans: Melmac
General Chemistry
It is a phenolic resin, produced by reaction of
phenol and formaldehyde. It is widely used for
molded parts, adhesives, coatings and even high
temperature applications such as missile nose
cones.
Ans: Bakelite
General Chemistry
The largest known protein that, in humans, is
encoded by the TTN gene that functions as a
molecular spring which is responsible for the
passive elasticity of muscle.
Ans: Titin also known as Connectin
General Chemistry
The first fission of Uranium-235 was first
achieved in Rome by-
Ans: Enrico Fermi and his colleagues
General Chemistry
It is a characteristic of a metal, the energy
required to remove an electron from metal to
infinity.
Ans: Work function
General Chemistry
Ponds with the depth of 1.0 to 2.5 meters,
having an anaerobic lower zone, facultative
middle zone, and aerobic upper zone
maintained by photosynthesis and surface
reaeration.
Ans: Facultative pond
General Chemistry
Deep ponds receiving high organic loadings such
that anaerobic conditions prevail throughout
entire pond depth.
Ans: Anaerobic ponds
General Chemistry
Ponds used for polishing effluents from other
biological processes. Dissolved oxygen is
furnished through photosynthesis and surface
reaeration. This type of pond is also known as
polishing pond.
Ans: Maturation or tertiary ponds
General Chemistry
Ponds oxygenated through the action of surface
or diffused air aeration.
Ans: Aerated lagoons
General Chemistry
The divergence of energy density of black-body
radiation at high frequencies.
Ans: Ultraviolet Catastrophe
General Chemistry
It states that only light which is absorbed can be
effective in producing chemical change.
Ans: Grotthus-Draper Law (1st Law of
Photochemistry)
General Chemistry
It states that any molecule or atom activated by
light absorbs only one quantum of the light
which causes the activation which is also known
as the 2nd law of photochemistry.
Ans: Einstein Law of Photochemical Equivalence
General Chemistry
This law states that whenever a parent nucleus
emits an alpha particle, its atomic number is
decreased by two units, and the new element is
shifted two positions to the left in the periodic table
from that of the parent. On the other hand, when
the parent nucleus emits a beta particle, the atomic
number is increased by ONE, and hence the product
is shifted one place to the right in the periodic
table.
Ans: Fajans-Soddy-Russel Displacement Law
General Chemistry
Where more than one contaminant can be
adsorbed, the one having the lesser solubility is
adsorbed the greater extent.
Ans: Paneth-Fajans-Hahn Rule
General Chemistry
Responsible for foul odor of socks.
Ans: Caproic Acid
General Chemistry
It is used in space vehicles to remove carbon
dioxide exhaled by astronauts.
Ans: Solid Lithium Hydroxide
General Chemistry
It is a common fuel for cooking and home
heating.
Ans: Propane
General Chemistry
It is used to produce nylon.
Ans: Adipic Acid
General Chemistry
A laughing gas and used as anesthetic in
dentistry.
Ans: Nitrous oxide
General Chemistry
A substance used as a food preservative.
Ans: Benzoic Acid
General Chemistry
A foul smelling substance by the action of
bacteria on meat.
Ans: Cadaverine
Chemical Engineering Principles
It is the heart of a chemical manufacturing
process.
Ans: Reactor stage
General Chemistry
The Reaumur scale, also known as the
“octagesimal division” is used to measure-
Ans. temperature
It is an ancient linen cloth bearing
the image of a man who appears
to have been physically traumatized
in a manner consistent with crucifi-
xion. Many believe it is the cloth
that covered Jesus of Nazareth
when he was placed in his tomb
and that his image was somehow
recorded on its fibers at or near
the time of his proclaimed resur-
rection
Chemistry
Who discovered X-rays?
Ans: Wilhelm Roentgen
Chemistry
It is a measure of the total organic and ammonia
nitrogen in the wastewater.
Ans: Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen (TKN)
Chemistry
Trace quantities of this element is required in
the diet of humans to aid in the synthesis of
hemoglobin.
Ans: Copper
Chemistry
It is the most common substance being studied
by Nuclear Magnetic Resonance.
Ans: Hydrogen
Chemistry
The chemical most commonly used to speed
sedimentation of sewage is
Ans: lime
It is the activity where th biggest release of
dopamine occurs
Ans: Orgasm
Chemistry
It is commonly known as a “flight or fight”
hormone.
Ans: Epinephrine (Adrenalin)
Chemistry
Describes a group of symptoms that some
people experience after eating Asian foods that
contains significant amount of MSG.
Ans: Chinese Restaurant Syndrome
Chemistry
A tryptophan derivative, plays a key role in
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).
Ans: Serotonin
Chemistry
A peptide hormone which induces labor in
pregnant women and controls uterine
contraction of uterine muscle and also plays a
role in stimulating the flow of milk in a nursing
mother.
Ans: Oxytocin
Chemistry
A peptide hormone which plays a role in the
control of blood pressure by regulating
contraction of smooth muscle, stimulates
absorption of water by the kidneys having
antidiuretic effect.
Ans: Vasopressin
Chemistry
Nearest layer of atmosphere from earth’s
surface.
Ans: Troposphere
Chemistry
An amino acid that technically is not an amino
acid.
Ans: Proline (Pro, P)
Chemistry
Which would be better to eat before an exam, a
glass of milk or a piece of cheese? Why?
Ans: Cheese, the tryptophan in milk might make
you sleepy whereas the tyramine in cheese
should pep you up.
Chemistry
Why might a glass of warm milk help you sleep
at night?
Ans: The high concentration of milk protein may
mildly elevate the levels of serotonin which
relaxes the brain.
Chemistry
What is the product when ethanoyl chloride is
reacted with propanol?
Ans: Ethyl ethanoate (an ester) is formed
Chemistry
What is the primary use of ethylene?
Ans: Ripening of fruits
Chemistry
Where does an enzyme capsaicin commonly
found?
Ans: capsicum
Chemistry
What is the other name of Bulk Temperature?
Ans: Mixing Cup Temperature
Chemistry
What is the method that Wohler do to break the
Vital Force Theory of Nature?
Ans: Heating NH4Cl with AgCN to form Urea
Chemistry
What happens to the pH of carbonated drinks if
its opened in atmospheric condition?
Ans: Increase (less acidic)
Chemistry
What law is the PRC Modernization Act?
Ans: RA 8981
Chemistry
Identified Gamma Radiation
Ans: Villard
Chemistry
Author of Octet Rule
Ans: Gilbert Lewis
Iodine vapor forms iodine crystals when it
touches a cold surface. What is the reverse of
the process?
Ans: Sublimation
Chemistry
Notation on alkane containing Cl
Ans: chloro
Chemistry
Characteristics of elements under group 1A
Ans: has 1 electron on its outermost energy
level
Chemistry
Adolf Baeyer’s contribution to medicine, made
by reacting malonic acid and urea with a catalyst
called
Ans: Barbituric Acid
Chemistry
Which layer of the atmosphere contains ozone
layer?
Ans: stratosphere
Chemistry
Composition of Acid in Acid Rain
Ans: Nitric and Sulfuric
Chemistry
How to differentiate alkane, alkene and alkyne?
Ans: reaction of Br2
Chemistry
Particle with same mass as proton
Ans: neutron
Chemistry
Other term for earth wax
Ans: ozocerite
Chemistry
What happens to the melting point of a
saturated fatty acid if –CH2- is increased?
Ans: increase
Chemical Engineering Principles
Other name of Yamatake system (process
automation DCS)
Ans: azbil
Chemical Engineering Principles
What is used in ultrasonic flow meters?
Ans: Doppler
Chemical Engineering Principles
It is a fill-and-draw type reactor system involving
a single-mix reactor in which all steps of the
activated sludge process occur. Mixed liquor
remains in the reactor during all cycles, thereby
eliminating the need for separate secondary
sedimentation tanks.
Ans: Sequencing batch reactor
Chemical Engineering Principles
Which of the following is not dependent on
temperature and wavelength?
Ans: Gray Body
Chemical Engineering Principles
Electronic noise inside an electric conductor
which is independent of applied voltage.
Ans: Johnson Noise
Chemical Engineering Principles
Difference between measured value and
setpoint.
Ans: error
Chemical Engineering Principles
In a series of arrangement, or multiple effect, it
states that one unit of steam will evaporate as
many units of water as there are vessels, or
effects.
Ans: Rillieux Principle
Chemical Engineering Principles
What industry produces electricity aside from its
main product and is itself a power plant?
Ans: Sugar Industry
Chemical Engineering Principles
What unit operation originated in TRONA
Process?
Ans: Crystallization
Chemical Engineering Principles
If the concentration of the reactant increases,
the half life decreases, what order of reaction is
this?
Ans: 2nd Order
Chemical Engineering Principles
What order is the reaction time directly
proportional to the concentration of the
reactant?
Ans: Zero Order
Chemical Engineering Principles
What process uses the MIMO system in
controlling its process parameter?
Ans: Distilllation
Chemical Engineering Principles
How is the fluctuation in the process controlled?
Ans: Equipping the instrument with integral
controller
Chemical Engineering Principles
What do you call the temperature in which the
reactor condition cannot be controlled?
Ans: Runaway Temperature
Chemistry
The pink color of flamingo feathers is cause by
the presence in the bird’s diet of _______.
Ans: Beta-carotene
Chemistry
The burning sensation produced by touching or
eating chillipeppers is due to:
Ans: capsaicin, a carboxylic acid derivative called
an amide
Chemistry
Responsible for distinctive odor of fish
Ans: Trimethylamine
Chemistry
Produced by honeybees from nectar of flowers,
honey is primarily an equimolar mixture
of________.
Ans: two simple sugars, fructose and glucose
Chemistry
The building blocks of life called proteins are
aptly named after Proteus, the early Greek-
seagod whose name means first or
Ans: Primordial
Chemistry
Soap bubbles are made from
Ans: animal fat, a lipid
Chemistry
Who coined the word Serendipity?
Ans: Horace Walpole
Chemistry
The difference between the saturation
concentration and actual concentration
Ans: Deficit
Chemistry
Oxygen consumption due to oxidation of carbon
Ans: Carbonaceous BOD
Chemistry
Oxygen consumption due to nitrogen oxidation
Ans: Nitrogenous BOD
Chemistry
The respiration of organisms living in sediments
Ans: Benthic Demand
Chemistry
It is the sum of all titratable bases down to pH
4.5
Ans: Alkalinity
Chemistry
The growth of a plant is dependent on the
amount of food stuff that is presented to it in
minimum quantity.
Ans: Liebig’s law of the minimum
Chemistry
This controls the quantity of algal growth in
lakes
Ans: amount of phosphorus
Chemistry
Zinc-containing enzyme, found in red blood cells
and its job is to facilitate the reaction of CO2
with H2O to form HCO3-
Ans: Carbonic anhydrase
Chemistry
Consist of a protein called opsin bonded to a
reddish purple pigment called retinal (Vitamin
A).
Ans: Rhodopsin
Chemistry
Related to the minimum energy needed to
excite an electron in the molecule.
Ans: HOMO-LUMO gap
Chemistry
Performed a famous experiment to determine
the speed of light.
Ans: A.A. Michelson
Chemistry
Tells us the probability of finding the electron at
a specific point in space that is a distance r from
the nucleus.
Ans: probability density
Chemistry
Succeeded in separating a beam of neutral
atoms into two groups by passing them through
a nonhomogeneous magnetic field.
Ans: Otto Stern and Walter Gerlach
Chemistry
Is the most basic measure used in ozone
research, measures what the ozone layer’s
thickness would be if compressed in the Earth’s
Atmosphere.
Ans: Dobson Unit
Chemistry
The average thickness of ozone layer in the
stratosphere is about:
Ans 230 dobson unit (DU)
Chemistry
Maximum attainable temperature that is
assumed when the combustion reaction goes to
completion adiabatically.
Ans: Theoretical Flame Temperature
Chemical Engineering Principles
Particle concussion by a single rigid force
Ans: Impact
Chemical Engineering Principles
Particle disintegration by two rigid forces.
Ans: Compression
Chemical Engineering Principles
Produced by a fluid or by particle–particle
interaction
Ans: Shear
Chemical Engineering Principles
Arising from particles scraping against one
another or against a rigid surface.
Ans: Attrition
Chemical Engineering Principles
This is a measure of the coefficient of friction of
the surface of the material.
Ans: Soapiness
Chemical Engineering Principles
It is a length of river specified by the engineer
on the basis of its homogeneity, that is, channel
shape, bottom composition, slope and so forth.
Ans: Reach
Chemical Engineering Principles
The upper layer of water through which sunlight
can penetrate.
Ans: Euphotic Zone
Chemical Engineering Principles
The shallow water near the shore in which
rooted water plants can grow.
Ans: Littoral Zone
Chemical Engineering Principles
It is formed along the coastline where
freshwater from rivers and streams flow into the
ocean.
Ans: Estuary
Chemical Engineering Principles
Suggested the need for a mechanical engineer
with working knowledge in the chemical
industry and is considered as the Father of
Chemical Engineering.
Ans: George Davis
Chemical Engineering Principle
Who is responsible for coining the term “unit
operation”.
Ans: Arthur D. Little
Chemical Engineering Principles
The fluid streams are mixed together for a
period long enough for them to come close to
thermodynamic equilibrium, following which
they are separated, and each phase is then
passed countercurrently to the next stage where
the process is repeated.
Ans: Stagewise Processes
Chemical Engineering Principles
What unit operation depends on differences in
volatility?
Ans: Fractional Distillation
Chemical Engineering Principles
What unit operation is based on differences in
solubility of the gases in a selective absorbent?
Ans: Gas Absorption
Chemical Engineering Principles
Material for bulletproof vest.
Ans: Polymethylacrylate
Chemical Engineering Principles
What scientist first determined that human sight
results from images projected onto the retina?
Ans: Johannes Kepler
Chemical Engineering Principles
The name of what medical condition comes
from Greek roots meaning “bad word”.
Ans: Dyslexia
Chemical Engineering Principles
Nucleophile of chymotrypsin reaction
Ans: Serine 195
Chemical Engineering Principles
Contains genetic information.
Ans: DNA
Chemical Engineering Principles
Bond angle of NH3 if there is no lone pair.
Ans: 109.5 degrees
Chemical Engineering Principles
Application of Telomerase as indicator for
longevity.
Ans: Cancer development and immortalizing
cells for therapeutic processes
Chemical Engineering Principles
Active ingredient in sunblock.
Ans: Zinc oxide and Titanium dioxide
Chemical Engineering Principles
A compound that occurs throughout the
nervous system in which it functions as a
neurotransmitter.
Ans: Acetylcholine
Chemical Engineering Principles
Number of acetic acid formed by complete beta
oxidation of n-octane?
Ans: 4
(divide lg sa two)
Chemical Engineering Principles
In two-phase theory of fluidization, the two
phases are:
Ans: Particulate (emulsion) phase and bubble
phase
Chemical Engineering Principles
It is designed and manufactured by specialist
firms such as pumps, compressors, filters,
centrifuges and dryers.
Ans: Proprietary equipment
Chemical Engineering Principles
It is designed as special, one-off items for
particular processes such as reactors, distilling
columns and heat exchangers.
Ans: Nonproprietary equipment
Chemical Engineering Principles
The liquid and vapour streams leave in
thermodynamic equilibrium with each another
for this plate.
Ans: Ideal plate
Chemical Engineering Principles
It is based on the selectivity of an immiscible
liquid solvent for one of the constituents.
Ans: Liquid-liquid Extraction
Chemical Engineering Principles
Is the tendency to fracture during normal
handling.
Ans: Friability
ChE Laws
Give the full name of the person who holds the
registration number 1 in the Roster of Chemical
Engineers in the Philippines.
Ans: Engr. Felix V. Espino
ChE Thermodynamics
This equation, also known as the Vukancic-
Vukovic equation in chemical thermodynamics,
relates the change in temperature T to the
change in the equilibrium constant K, given the
standard enthalpy change ΔHo for the process.
Answer: Van’t Hoff equation
Mathematics
It is a sequence in which every element after the
first is obtained by multiplying the preceding
element by a fixed nonzero number.
Answer: geometric sequence
Organic Chemistry
A carbonium ion is any cation that has a
pentavalent carbon atom bearing a +1 electric
charge. The stability of the carbonium ion
depends on-
Ans. The substate with which it reacts
Chemical Process Industries
Natural rubber, obtained by tapping latex from
the rubber tree, consists of suitable polymers of
what organic compound?
Ans. Isoprene
Material Science
What do you call steel that has been completely
deoxidized by the addition of an agent before
casting, so that there is practically no evolution
of gas during solidification? They are
characterized by a high degree of chemical
homogeneity and freedom from gas porosity.
Answer. killed steel
Mass Transfer
The isotherm corresponds approximately to an
exponential distribution of heat adsorption.
Ans. Freundlich Isotherm
Environmental Engineering
The phenomena known as the Aurora Borealis,
or Northern Lights, is named after the Roman
goddess of dawn, Aurora, and the Greek name
for the north wind, Boreas. In which layer of the
atmosphere does the Aurora Borealis form?
Ans. Thermosphere
Biochemical Engineering
Chlorophyll contains a green pigment called
chlorin, which is critical in photosynthesis since
it allows plants to absorb energy from light.
What metal is found at the center of a chlorin
ring? Ans. Magnesium
Plant Safety
It is a structured and systematic examination of
a planned or existing process or operation in
order to identify and evaluate problems that
may represent risks to personnel or equipment,
or prevent efficient operation.
Ans: Hazard and Operability Study
ChE Trivia
Many of the thermophysical data of substances
that can be obtained from the 8th edition of
Perry’s Chemical Engineers Handbook are based
on correlation constants from DIPPR of the
American Institute of Chemical Engineers. What
does DIPPR stands for?
Ans: DESIGN INSTITUTE FOR PHYSICAL
PROPERTIES
Industrial Chemistry
What is the trade name given to sodium
hexametaphosphate, a chemical used primarily
in wastewater treatment, to form a complex
with calcium ion preventing the formation of
unwanted salts and allowing action of soaps and
other detergents? Ans. CALGON
ChE Trivia/ Board Question
It is a bitter, white crystalline xanthine alkaloid
that is found in varying quantities in the seeds,
leaves, and fruit of some plants, where it acts as
a natural pesticide that paralyzes and kills
certain insects feeding on the plants. It is most
commonly consumed by humans in infusions
extracted from the seed of plants like yerba
mate, guarana berries, guayusa, and the yaupon
holly. Ans. Caffeine
General Chemistry
In chemistry, the coordination number, defined
originally in 1893 by –
Ans: Alfred Werner
What is the chemical name of
muriatic acid?
Ans: Hydrochloric Acid
Chemical name of sal soda/washing soda?
Ans. Sodium carbonate
Which element is dark, has metallic luster and
sublimes
Ans. Iodine
Pale yellow gas used in pesticides.
Ans. Chlorine
Oil Of vitriol
Ans. Sulfuric Acid
What is needed in scaling mercury filled
thermometer?
Ans: Bucket of Ice
Artificial air for diving
Ans. Helium
Cheese- what type of mixture.
Ans. Colloids
Definition of Foam
Ans: a mass of small bubbles formed on or in
liquid, typically by agitation or fermentation
Driving force in precipitation
Ans: Formation of a solid product
Metals have electronegativity less than
Ans: 2
Jellies and most paints are examples of
Ans: sol
There are ______ kinds of pure substances.
Ans. 2
The contribution of the electron to the atomic
weight is
Ans: Zero
Robert Boyle established the _______________.
Ans: Freezing point
Colligative properties depend on
*no. of solute particles
Ernest Rutherford detected and named the
radioactive element
*Thorium
________ is the Greek word for “salt-forming”.
*halogen
Who discovered the positron?
*Anderson
Who discovered oxygen?
*Joseph Priestley
Who stated that the properties of elements are
periodic function of their atomic weights not
atomic number?
*D. Mendeleev
Who discovered radium?
*Marie Curie
What is the chemical name of chlorox?
*SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE
What element is present in
Epsom salt but not in milk of
magnesia?
Ans: Sulfur
Common form of sugar
Ans: Sucrose
Periodic table, how many periods?
Ans: 7
What halogen is in period 3?
*Argon
What is the lightest metal?
Ans: Lithium
Which has high electronegativity: ionic,
covalent, H-bonding, metallic?
Ans: Ionic
Force that hold oppositely charged:
Ans: Ionic
Chemical name of Teflon
Ans: poly(1,1,2,2-tetrafluoroethylene)
Where can you extract magnesium?
Ans: Seawater
The total number of orbitals for a given n value
is n2. Given n = 2. How many orbitals?
Ans: 4
IUPAC name of ethylene
Ans: Ethene
No. of possible structures of 6-carbon-alkane.
Ans: 5
Bonds, which are symmetrical with the line that
connects the nuclei-
Ans: Sigma bond
Lucas' Test
*test for alcohols
Alcoholic beverage from distilled wine/ fruit
juice
*BRANDY
Polymer used in rubber?
Ans: Styrene
The most commonly used reagent in the
standardization of acids
Ans: Na2CO3
The practical method of coagulation is
*Increasing the T
Octane number refers to the
amount of this substance.
Ans: 2,4,4-trimethylpentane
Strong waste has a BOD of
Ans: 3000
COD means
Ans: Chemical Oxygen Demand
Shallow ponds less than 1 meter in depth,
where dissolved oxygen is maintained
throughout the entire depth mainly by the
action of photosynthesis.
Ans: Aerobic ponds
________ is a general term denoting any
wastewater partially, completely treated or in its
natural state flowing out of the manufacturing
plant, industrial plant or treatment plant.
Ans: Effluent
_________ refers to public water supply, that
will require complete treatment (coagulation,
sedimentation, filtration, disinfection) in order
to meet national standards for drinking water
Ans: Class A
Law which gives incentives to exporters
Ans: REPUBLIC ACT NO. 6135
Focus of Chemical Engineering:
Ans: To obtain the highest efficiency of process
with the least cost
An act for regulation, protections of trademarks,
trade names and service works.
Ans: RA 8293
Product of oxidation of methanol
Ans: Formaldehyde
Physical and Chemical Principles: General
Inorganic Chemistry (10s)
• What is the oxidation state of N in nitric oxide?
Physical and Chemical Principles: General
Inorganic Chemistry (10s)
• Answer:+2
Chemical Engineering Principles: Fluid Flow (10s)
Answer: C Newtonian
Chemical Engineering Principles: Fluid Flow (10s)
• Answer: A HEAD
General Engineering: Laws, Ethics and Contracts
(10s)
• What is the maximum allowable value of SOx
emission expressed in mg per SO3 per NCM
for new fuel burning equipment according to
Article 3, Section 19 of RA 9749?
– A. 250
– B. 500
– C. 700
– D. 900
General Engineering: Laws, Ethics and Contracts
(10s)
• Answer: C 700
Chemical Engineering Principles: Unit
Operations (15s)
• What do you call the physical model in
separation process that represents a device or
portion of the device that brought two
streams of different phases to contact and are
allowed to reach equilibrium for separation?
Chemical Engineering Principles: Unit
Operations (15s)
U G
A.
C.
N X ,P N T , P
H H
B.
D.
N S ,V N T , P
Chemical Engineering Principles: Chemical
Engineering Thermodynamics (10s)
• Answer: C
G
N T , P
Chemical Engineering Principles: Mass Transfer
(15s)
• Important in simultaneous heat and mass
transfer calculation is a dimensionless number
defined as the ratio of thermal diffusivity and
mass diffusivity. What is this dimensionless
number?
Chemical Engineering Principles: Mass Transfer
(15s)
– A. Turbulent Flow
– B. Radial Concentration
– C. Constant Velocity
– D. Reaction in the Axial Direction
Chemical Engineering Principles: Chemical
Reaction Engineering (10s)
– A. 3-methyl pentane
– B. 2-methyl pentane
– C. 2,3-dimethyl butane
– D. 2,2-dimethyl butane
Physical and Chemical Principles: Organic
Chemistry (10s)
– A. Definitive Estimate
– B. Order-Of-Magnitude Estimate
– C. Preliminary Estimate
– D. Steady Estimate
General Engineering: Plant Design (10s)
• Answer: Error
Chemical Engineering Principles: Chemical
Process Industries (15s)
• Natural gas is considered “sour” if it contains
which two gases?
Chemical Engineering Principles: Chemical
Process Industries (15s)
– A. Frequency
– B. Wavelength
– C. Interference
– D. Speed
General Engineering: Physics (10s)
Answer: C Interference
General Engineering: Biochemical Engineering
(15s)
• These bacteria use only inorganic carbon as
their carbon source and obtain their energy
from sunlight or by oxidation of inorganic
compounds.
General Engineering: Biochemical Engineering
(15s)
• Answer: Autotrophs
General Engineering: Biochemical Engineering
(15s)
• What do you call the small circular DNA
molecules used to carry foreign DNA?
General Engineering: Biochemical Engineering
(15s)
• Answer: Plasmids
General Engineering: Strength of Materials (10s)
– A. Saturated Liquid
– B. Saturated Vapor
– C. Subcooled Liquid
– D. Superheated Vapor
Chemical Engineering Principles: Separation
Process (10s)
– A. High Density
– B. Fouling
– C. Viscous
– D. Corrosive
Chemical Engineering Principles: Process Design
(10s)
Answer: C Viscous
Chemical Engineering Principles: Fluid
Mechanics (15s)
• What is the absolute pressure at the inlet of a
centrifugal pump, which is a function of
elevation, temperature and pressure, is
referred to as the _____.
Chemical Engineering Principles: Fluid
Mechanics (15s)
• Answer: False
General Engineering: Biochemical Engineering
(15s)
• _____ is the process to form a single hybrid
cell with nuclei and cytoplasm of two different
types of cell in order to combine the desirable
characteristics of the two.
General Engineering: Biochemical Engineering
(15s)
• Q1
• Physical Chemistry
• 10 pts/ 10 sec
•
• How many phases are involved in all wetting
processes?
• 3
• Q2
• General Chemistry
• 15 pts/ 15 secs
•
• What are the coordination number and
oxidation state of cobalt in the complex ion
tetra-amine-chloro-nitrito-cobalt
[CoCl(NO2)(NH3)4]+?
• 6 and +3
• Q5
• Separation Process
• 10 pts/ 15 sec
•
• What do you call the membrane separation
process in which a liquid stream containing two
or more components is placed in contact with
one side of a non-porous polymeric membrane
while a vacuum or gas purge is applied to the
other side?
• Reverse Osmosis
• In multi-stage operations, a point with no
enrichment between the stages. In a Mc Cabe-
Thiele diagram, a point where the operating
line touches the equilibrium curve.
• Answer: Pinch Point
• It occurs when the intersection of the
operating lines (Mc Cabe-Thiele Method) lies
on the equilibrium curve. This requires an
infinite number of stages to make the given
separation.
• Answer: Minimum Reflux Ratio
• A distillation process where the relative
volatility of the components is changed by
adding a high-boiling component/solvent.
• Answer: Extractive Distillation
• When the feed to a distillation column is a
saturated liquid, the slope of the feed line is
equal to
• Answer: Undefined
• Distillation operations carried out at total
reflux do not permit the removal of any
product. However, runs at total reflux are
often made to determine
a) Reboiler duty
b) theo no. of stages
c) condenser duty
d) pinch point
• B) theo no. of stages
• A liquid mixture whose composition and
boiling point does not change as vapor is
generated and removed on boiling.
a) Immiscible Liquid Mixture
b) Partially Miscible Liquid mixture
c) Azeotropic Mixture
d) Saturated Mixture
c) Azeotropic Mixture
• When the feed to a distillation column is a
saturated vapor, the feed line is
a) inclined to the left (C) horizontal
b) inclined to the right (D) vertical
• (C) horizontal
• The ratio of the forward and reverse rate
constant for an elementary process is called
• Answer: Equilibrium constant
• It is possible to change significantly the
relative volatility of a liquid mixture by
a) increasing the pressure
b) increasing the temperature
c) adding a third component
d) hook or by crook
c) adding a third component
• The efficiency of packed columns is commonly
expressed as _____. This may be defined as
the total packed height of the column divided
by the number of theoretical stages in the
column.
• Answer: HETP
• It is defined as the total packed height of the
tower divided by the number of transfer units
which the packed section is capable of
producing.
• Answer: HTU
• High boiling liquids often cannot be purified
by distillation at atmospheric pressure, since
the components of the liquid tend to
decompose at the high temperatures
required. If the high boiling substances are not
soluble in water, it is possible to obtain a
separation at lower temperatures by a process
known as
• Answer: Steam distillation
• The boiling point of a mixture of immiscible
liquids _____ that of any one of its
components.
a) is equal to (C) is lower than
b) is higher than (D) none of these
• (C) is lower than
• In this type of distillation, a liquid is charged to
a still and slowly heated and the vapor formed
is continuously condensed out
• Answer: Batch or Differential Distillation
• In a Mc Cabe-Thiele Method, the optimum
location of the feed plate is represented by a
triangle which has one corner on
a) the rectification operating line and another on
the feed line.
b) the rectification operating line and another on
the upper operating line.
c) the rectification operating line and another on
the stripping section operating line.
d) the rectification operating line and another on
the diagonal line.
• Using Mc Cabe-Thiele Method, at total reflux,
the operating lines coincide with
a) 90 0 line (C) 45 0 line
b) 180 0 line (D) 360 0 line
• (C) 45 0 line
• In a distilling column, the lowest pressure will
be at
a) the bottom (C) the feed plate
b) the top (D) the condenser
• B) the top
• The temperature in the distilling column, from
top to bottom
a) increases (C) decreases
b) remains constant (D) unpredictable
•
• A) increases
• The rate of chemical reaction is independent
of the concentration of the material, the
reaction is _____ order.
• Answer: Zero order
• This process is used to separate liquid
mixtures into relatively pure streams by
contacting with a gas that selectively absorbs
some of the liquid components.
• Answer: Stripping or Desorption
•
• This type of absorption wherein the solute is
captured by chemically reacting with the
solvent
• A) Physisorption C) Physical
Absorption
• B) Chemical adsorption D)
Reactive Absorption
•
• Which tray type is the cheapest and has the
lowest pressure drop?
• A ) Sieve Tray C) ValveTray
• B ) Bubble-Cap Tray D) Packed
Column
• Which tray type has the highest turn down
ratio?
• A ) Sieve Tray C) ValveTray
• B ) Bubble-Cap Tray D) Packed
Column
•
• What part of a packed column is placed above
the hold-down plate?
• Answer: Liquid Distributor
•
• What do you call the phenomenon that takes
place when the fluid moving down the column
moves towards the region of greatest void
space; this occurs as the region near the wall
where the packing is not tightly packed?
• Answer: Channeling
•
• When this happens, the liquid will go out from
the head pipe of the gas in the form of foam
or entrained drops?
• Answer: Foaming
• Which type of packing material has lower
relative cost, Random or Structured?
• Answer: Random Packing
• Which type of packing material causes higher
pressure drop, Random or Structured?
• Answer: Random Packing
• Which is better to use if the liquid contains
dispersed solids that may adhere to the
packing materials, Random or Structured?
• Answer: Random Packing
• Which type of gas absorption column is
preferred if the problem with foaming is
severe?
• Answer: Packed Towers
• Either an orifice or a venturi can be used for the
measurement of the flow in a pipe. For equal
throat diameters, which of the following is true?
• The flow rates for the same measured pressure
drop are identical.
• The orifice is more expensive.
• The permanent pressure drop is less for a
venturi.
• The coefficients of discharge will be equal since
the pipe and throat diameters are the same.
• In a double-pipe heat exchanger, under what
tube-side conditions can the following
relationship for heat transfer coefficients be
used?
• Any fully turbulent flow
• For short tubes
• For liquid metals
• Any transitional flow
Round 1
A. laminar
B. turbulent
C. between laminar and turbulent
D. none of the above
Difficult 2pts
• Answer : A
6) Identification 15 sec
Difficult 5 pts
• Answer: PLASMA
9) Multiple Choice 10
sec
What is this symbol for?
A.Biohazard
B.Flammable
C.Hot object
D.Volatile
Difficult 2 pts
• Answer: A
12) Multiple Choice 10
sec
The process used in making Soda Ash.
A. Solvay process
B. Haber process
C. Contact process
D. Kraft process
Difficult 2 pts
Answer: A
13) Identification 20 sec
Failure, at relatively low stress levels, of
structures that are subjected to fluctuating
and repeated loads.
Difficult 5 pts
Answer : FATIGUE
1) Identification 30
sec
Property of matter that is
independent of the amount of
substance present.
Easy 5 pts
• Answer : INTENSIVE PROPERTY
6) Multiple Choice 10
sec
In 1932, neutron an uncharged dense
particle that also resides in the nucleus was
discovered by
A. J.J. Thomson
B. Robert Millikan
C. James Chadwick
D. Ernest Rutherford
Easy 2 pts
• Answer: C
9) Multiple Choice
10 sec
The y- coordinate of a point P is the
directed distance from the x- axis to the point.
The other term for this is,
A. ordinate
B. hypotenuse
C. abscissa
D. slope
Easy 2 pts
• Answer: A
12) Multiple Choice
10 sec
The two nonzero vectors u and v are called
__________, if the angle between them is π/2 .
A. parallel
B. trapezium
C. orthogonal
D. diagonal
Easy 2 pts
• Answer: C
14) Multiple Choice
10 sec
A __________ is the set of all points in a
plane at a fixed positive distance from a fixed
point.
A. Circle
B. Square
C. Triangle
D. Pentagon
Easy 2 pts
• Answer: A
20) Multiple Choice
10 sec
A polyhedron with two congruent bases
that lie in parallel planes, and whose every
section that is parallel to a base has the same
area as that of the base.
A. prism
B. cylinder
C. cone
D. pyramid
Easy 2 pts
• Answer: A
2)Multiple Choice 20 sec
Moderate 5 pts
• Answer : B
4) Multiple Choice
10 sec
The highest-energy, least stable
conformation of ethane molecule is one in
which the six C-H bonds are ________ in a
Newman projection.
A. staggered
B. eclipsed
C. equatorial
D. axial
Moderate 2 pts
• Answer : B
7) Multiple Choice
10 sec
The ______ ion impart brick-red
color to a nonluminous bunsen flame.
A. Barium
B. Calcium
C. Potassium
D. Sodium
Moderate 2 pts
• Answer: B
8) Identification 20 sec
Moderate 5 pts
• Answer: CELLULOSE
9) Multiple Choice 10
sec
Each carbon atom in acetylene
forms,
A. 1 sigma bond and 3 pi bonds
B. 2 sigma bonds and 2 pi bonds
C. 3 sigma bonds and 1 pi bond
D. 4 sigma bonds and 0 pi bond
Moderate 2 pts
• Answer: B
10) Multiple Choice 10
sec
The microorganism used in the processing of
vinegar .
A. acetobacter
B. acetobacter xylinum
C. aspergillus sojae
D. lactic acid bacteria
Moderate 2 pts
• Answer: A
11) Identification 15
sec
Separation of dilute slurry, into a
clear fluid and dense slurry by gravity
settling.
Moderate 5 pts
Answer : SEDIMENTATION
12) Identification 15
sec
A process whereby large hydrocarbon are
broken down into smaller molecules by
passing through tubes heated at 500-800 oC.
Moderate 5 pts
Answer : PYROLYSIS or CRACKING
15) Multiple Choice
10 sec
Fick’s Law of diffusion gives the rate of
diffusion based on
Moderate 2 pts
Answer : C
EASY
1. ________ can be defined as an undesirable
change in the physical, chemical or biological
characteristics of the air, water or land that
can harmfully affect the health, survival or
activities of humans or other living organisms.
a) Quality c) environmental degradation
b) Pollution d) clean technology
ANSWER: B
2. The development that meets the needs of
the present without compromising the ability
of future generations to meet their own
needs is called
a) Environmental engineering
b) Clean production
c) Green consumerism
d) Sustainable development
ANSWER: D
3. The food chain is an idealized pattern of flow
of energy in a natural ecosystem while the
food web is the actual pattern of food
consumption in a natural ecosystem. True or
false?
a) True
b) False
c) Can not be determined
ANSWER: A
4. All are fossil fuels except for
a) Coal
b) Tar sands
c) Natural gas
d) Crude oil
ANSWER: B
5. An example of a consumptive use of water is
a) Residential use
b) Agricultural use
c) Commercial use
d) Industrial use
ANSWER: B
6. The measure of the light-transmitting
properties of water is known as
a) Color
b) BOD
c) Turbidity
d) Solids content
ANSWER: C
7. Hardness in water is caused by
a) Fe and Mn
b) Ca and Mg
c) N and P
d) S and N
ANSWER: B
8. The measurement of the dissolved oxygen
used by microorganism in the biochemical
oxidation of organic matter
a) Oxygen content
b) COD
c) BOD
d) TSS
ANSWER: C
9. Biological Reclamation of Solid Waste can be
done using the following methods except
a) Composting
b) Anaerobic Digestion
c) Vermicomposting
d) Materials Recovery
ANSWER: D
10.Acid Rain results from the production of acids
from the pollutant
a) SO2
b) CFC
c) CO
d) H2S
ANSWER: A
MODERATE
1. In wastewater treatment, the removal of
debris and grit is done in
a) Preliminary Treatment
b) Primary Treatment
c) Secondary Treatment
d) Tertiary Treatment
ANSWER: A
2. In wastewater treatment, the removal of
most of the biodegradable organic matter is
done in
a) Preliminary Treatment
b) Primary Treatment
c) Secondary Treatment
d) Tertiary Treatment
ANSWER: C
3. The first step in nitrogen removal process in
wastewater is
a) Aerobic nitrification
b) Anoxic nitrification
c) Aerobic denitrification
d) Anoxic denitrification
ANSWER: D
4. Toxicity of waste in aquatic environments is
measured using
a) Phytotoxicity
b) Lethal dose concentration
c) Bioconcentration
d) Reactivity
ANSWER: B
Chemistry
Easy
1. Which is a chemical property?
1. Temperature
2. Produces flame when ignited
3. Melting point
4. Vaporizes faster than water
ANSWER: 1
2. Which of the following has the smallest mass?
1.Proton
2.Neutron
3.Electron
4.Nucleus
ANSWER: 3
4. Which of the following is an exothermic
process?
1.Melting
2.Subliming
3.Freezing
4.Boiling
ANSWER: 3
5. Which of the following is a binary compound?
1.Hydrogen sulfide
2.Hydrogen sulfate
3.Ammonium sulfide
4.Ammonium sulfate
ANSWER: 1
9. Which substance can be classified as an
Arrhenius acid?
1.HCl
2.NaCl
3.LiOH
4.KOH
ANSWER: 1
13. Given the equation: H⁺ + OH⁻<-> H₂O
Which type of reaction does the equation
represent?
1.Esterification
2.Decomposition
3.Ydrolysis
4.Neutralization
ANSWER: 4
14. At STP, which substance is the best
conductor of electricity?
1.Nitrogen
2.Neon
3.Sulfur
4.silver
ANSWER: 4
15. Which type of reaction is occurring when a
metal undergoes corrosion?
1.oxidation-reduction
2.Neutralization
3.Polymerization
4.saponification
ANSWER: 1
(MC, 5 pts, 10 sec)
A. Transcendental
B. Quadratic
C. Linear
D. rational
ANSWER: C
(ID, 10 pts, 15 sec)
2
2. What color do chromate ions, Cr₂O absorb?
4
ANSWER: BLUE
(MC, 5 pts, 10 sec)
B. H₂O(I)
C. Glass
D. Plastic sulfur
ANSWER: A
(ID, 10 pts, 15 sec)
A. Bag filters
B. Fluidized bed combustor
C. Cyclone precipitator
D. Electrostatic precipitator
ANSWER: B
(ID, 10 pts, 15 sec)
a) 1
b) 2
c) 3
d) 4
• Ans. 2
15 sec. ID
A theorem that states,
The thermal efficiency of a Carnot engine
depends only on the temperature levels and
not upon the working substance of the
engine.
Ans. CARNOT’S THEOREM
10 sec. MC
The Law that states, the total entropy
change associated with any process must
be positive, with a limiting value of zero
for a reversible process.
A) Chlorination of Nitrobenzene
B) Nitration of Chlorobenzene
C) Nitration of benzene
D) Chlorination of benzene
Ans. A
( 10 seconds) Stoichiometry
• Hydrogen in the fuel that uses O2 from air for
combustion. Equals to the total hydrogen in
the fuel if no O2 is present in the fuel.
• NET HYDROGEN
(10 SEC )
Common name for a mixture of SO3 and H2SO4.
Ans.
• OLEUM
( 10 sec )
• A process which involves the catalytic
oxidation of SO2 to SO3 using Vanadium
Pentoxide or Platinum dispersed in asbestos
or silica gel catalyst under appropriate
conditions in a converter.
Ans.
• CONTACT PROCESS
5 sec
Gives Emerald green in flame test
A) Calcium
B) Strontium
C) Copper
D) Potassium
Ans
C
5 sec
Gives red color in flame test
A) Calcium
B) Strontium
C) Copper
D) Potassium
Ans.
A
5 sec
Gives crimson color in flame test
A) Calcium
B) Strontium
C) Copper
D) Potassium
Ans
B
5 sec
Gives pale blue color in flame test
A) Calcium
B) Strontium
C) Arsenic
D) Potassium
Ans
C
It is a measure of the amount of O2 needed to
oxidize organics using strong oxidizing agents in
acid media.
Ans: Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD)
What proclamation was signed in August 28,
2007 by Pres. Gloria Macapagal Arroyo declaring
every 3rd week of September as the Chemical
Engineering Week?
Ans: Proclaimation No. 1365 Series 2007
What are the two contacting phases in leaching?
Ans: Overflow and Underflow
What alloys are used extensively because the
ores exist in abundance, economically extracted,
refined and may be tailored to have wide range
of properties?
Ans: Ferrous Alloys
What is the separation of components in a
miscible mixture by simultaneous evaporation
and condensation?
Ans: Distillation
What is the universal currency of energy in
biological system?
Ans: ATP
It is an early method for the production of
sodium carbonate from sodium chloride,
calcium carbonate, and sulphuric acid.
Ans: Leblanc Process
What is the standard fuel for a fast breeder
nuclear reactor?
Ans: Plutonium
A Waste-To-Energy technology that uses the
heat formed when an electrical discharge
produces ionized gases that can generate
temperatures up to 5000C, this technology can
break down municipal solid wastes, hazardous
and medical wastes into component molecules
and produce a fuel gas made of CO and H2.
Ans: PLASMA Arc Technology (Synthesis Gas)
In fluid mechanics, this dimensionless number is
associated with buoyancy-driven flow also
known as free or natural convection. It is also
the product of Grashof Number and Prandtl
Number.
Ans: Rayleigh Number
Which of the mitotic phases is the shortest?
Ans: Anaphase
What mode or type of reversible enzyme
inhibition is described by a kinetic scheme
wherein the inhibitor, which is structurally
similar to the target substrate, binds non-
covalently to a free enzyme’s active site?
Ans: Competitive Inhibition
For a sudden reduction of cross section area
along a conduit, what do you call the cross
section of minimum area at which the jet
formed from the fluid stream changes from a
contraction to an expansion?
Ans: Vena Contracta
What important metal can be extracted from
bauxite?
Ans: Aluminum
In pressure vessels, these may be defined as
time-dependent deformation at elevated
temperature and constant stress resulting in
rupture.
Ans: Creep
What is the physical state (or phase) of the feed
to a pervaporation module?
Ans: Liquid
Question 17 10
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Crystallization
Identification Type, 10 seconds
Dew point
Question 9
Chemical Engineering Principles
Unit Operations
Multiple Choice Type, 5 seconds
Unsaturated air (with dry bulb temperature and dew point being 350C and
180C respectively) is passed through a water spray chamber maintained at
150C. The air will be
• Reverse Osmosis
Mass Transfer 10
STOP
A. Chilton-Colburn analogy
B. Penetration theory
C. Surface-Renewal theory
D. Two-Film theory
2
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4
5
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ChE-ID Mass Transfer
(15 sec, 10 pts)
– A. High Density
– B. Fouling
– C. Viscous
– D. Corrosive
Question 10 10
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Flow of Heat
Identification Type, 10 seconds
Sieder-Tate equation
Question 9 10
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Chemical Engineering Principles
Unit Operations
Identification Type, 10 seconds
Fouling resistance
ID-08 (10 pts, 15 sec)
• Fouling resistance
STOP
• In a double-pipe heat exchanger, under what
tube-side conditions can the following
relationship for heat transfer coefficients be
used?
• Any fully turbulent flow
• For short tubes
• For liquid metals
• Any transitional flow
• The ratio of total radiating power of real
surface to that of a black surface at the same
temperature
a) emittance c. absorbance
b) reflectance d. radiance
• a) emittance
• It is the effective solar temperature
a) 10,800 º R c. 6000 º R
b) 10,440 º R d. 5800 º R
• a) 10,800 º R
• The total emissive power of a blackbody is
proportional to the
a) square root of the temperature
b) square root of the absolute temperature
c) fourth root of the temperature
d) fourth root of the absolute temperature
d) fourth root of the absolute temperature
Question 7 10
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Drying
Identification Type, 10 seconds
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ChE: Unit Operation
Identification (10s)
– A. Saturated Liquid
– B. Saturated Vapor
– C. Subcooled Liquid
– D. Superheated Vapor
Chemical Engineering Principles: Unit
Operations (15s)
• What do you call the physical model in
separation process that represents a device or
portion of the device that brought two
streams of different phases to contact and are
allowed to reach equilibrium for separation?
• Equilibrium Stage
Question 20 2
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3
4
5
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Distillation
Multiple Choice Type, 5 seconds
A.Fenske-Underwood method
B.McCabe-Thiele method
C.Ponchon-Savarit method
D.Tiller-Tour method
Question 20
C. Ponchon-Savarit method
Chemical Engineering
Multiple Choice (5s)
When the feed to the column is a
saturated liquid, the feed line is
A. horizontal
B. vertical
C. Inclined left
D. Inclined right
2
1
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5
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Chemical Engineering
Identification (10s)
It is the ratio of the partial pressure to
the mole fraction in the liquid.
Volatility
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Chemical Engineering
Multiple Choice (5s)
What is the condition of the feed to a
distillation column when its addition
increases both the reflux in the stripping
section and the vapor in the rectifying
section?
A. Subcooled liquid
B. Saturated liquid or vapor
C. Partial vapor
D. Superheated vapor
2
1
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5
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Chemical Engineering
Identification (10s)
It is termed as the carryover of liquid to
the tray above.
Entrainment
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Chemical Engineering
Multiple Choice (5s)
It acts as a dam to keep a sufficient level
of liquid on the plate.
A. Bubble cap
B. Downcomer
C. Sieve tray
D. Weir
2
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4
5
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Chemical Engineering
Multiple Choice (5s)
True or False: The y versus x graph is
also called a McCabe-Thiele diagram
True
2
1
3
4
5
STOP
ChE-MC Separation Processes
(10 sec, 5 pts)
In distillation process design using the
McCabe-Thiele Method, a vertical line
indicates a _____ feed:
A. Saturated vapor
B. Saturated liquid
C. Subcooled liquid
D. Superheated vapor
ChE-ID Separation Process (15 sec, 10
pts)
ANSWER: Clathration
ChE-MC Separation Processes
(10 sec, 5 pts)
In distillation process design using the McCabe-
Thiele Method, a horizontal line indicates a
_____ feed:
A. Saturated liquid
B. Saturated vapor
C. Subcooled liquid
D. Superheated vapor
Time is10 up!
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
ChE-MC Separation Processes
(10 sec, 5 pts)
In distillation process design using the
McCabe-Thiele Method, a horizontal line
indicates a _____ feed:
A. Saturated liquid
B. Saturated vapor
C. Subcooled liquid
D. Superheated vapor
ChE-ID Separation Process (15 sec, 10
pts)
Time is
up!
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02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
ChE-ID Separation Process (15 sec, 10
pts)
– A. Saturated Liquid
– B. Saturated Vapor
– C. Subcooled Liquid
– D. Superheated Vapor
Chemical Engineering Principles: Separation
Process (10s)
• Answer: B
Chemical Engineering Principles: Unit
Operations (15s)
• What do you call the physical model in
separation process that represents a device or
portion of the device that brought two
streams of different phases to contact and are
allowed to reach equilibrium for separation?
Chemical Engineering Principles: Unit
Operations (15s)
All of the following are used for coarse size reduction except one.
Which is it?
A.Ball mill
B.Bradford breaker
C.Gyratory crusher
D.Jaw crusher
Question 16
A. Ball mill
Question 14 10
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Screening
Identification Type, 10 seconds
√2
ChE: Unit Operations
Identification (10s)
• Q7: This law states that the energy
required for crushing is proportional to
the length of the initial and final
diameters of the particle.
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ChE: Unit Operations
Identification (10s)
• Kick’s Law
• 1. In grinding operation, it is 0.06 to 1% based
on values of the surface energy of quartz.
• a. Energy coefficient b. Practical Energy
Efficiency
• c. Theoretical Energy Efficiency d. none of
the above
• 2. Curved or concave jaw plates are designed
to:
• a. increase capacity b. prevent energy
losses
• c. minimize choking d. none of the above
• It differs from the tube mill by being short in
length:
• a. Pebble Mill b. Ball Mill
• c. Vibrating Mill d. Attrition Mill
•
• The material most resistive to crushing:
• a. Gypsum b. Fluoride
• c. quartz d.apatite
• Which of the following affects the actual
capacity of the crusher?
• a. Roll Diameter b. Feed Irregularities
• c. Hardness of Roller d. All of the above
• 8.) Size Reduction: This is a mechanical
separation used for separating materials of
different specific gravities by the pulsation of a
stream of liquid flowing through a bed of
material.
• (Ans: Jigging)
• It is the minimum clear space between the
edges of the opening of the screening
surface.
a) aperture c. mesh
b) open area d. sieve scale
• a) aperture
• It is the removal of extremely fine particles
from wet material by passing it over a
screening surface
a) scalping c.dewatering
b) separation d. desliming
d. desliming
• Which of the following statement is true about
screening capacity and effectiveness?
a) the capacity and effectiveness are opposing factors
b) the capacity and effectiveness are linearly related
c) the capacity and effectiveness are independent of
each other
d) none of the above
Question 29 10
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Sedimentation
Identification Type, 10 seconds
-1
• 1.) What is the type of settling exhibited by
particles when the solids concentration is very
low?
• a) zone
• b) particulate
• c) compression
• d) hindered
• b) particulate
• 2.) Which of the following does not affect
sedimentation?
• a) Particle size
• b) solid and solution density
• c) surface tension
• d) types of solid particles
• c) surface tension
• 3.) Free settling movement is governed by
what equation?
• a) sedimentation c) phythagorean
• b) stoke’s law d) eurgun equation
• b) stoke’s law
• 4.) Which of the following is not used to
improve a particle’s settling characteristics?
• a) flotation c) flocculation
• b) coagulation d) ion exchange
• a) flotation
• 5.) It is the size range of flocculent particles.
• a) less than 20 micrometer
• b) less than 25 micrometer
• c) greater than 20 micrometer
• d) greater than 25 micrometer
• a) less than 20 micrometer
• 6.) This is a equipment that uses centrifugal
force to separate air-solid mixtures.
• a) centrifugal filter c) cyclone
• b) centrifuge d) rotary filter
• c) cyclone
• 7.) Which of the following is a type of
flocculant used for acid suspension?
• a) non-ionic c) cationic
• b) anionic d) none of these
• a) non-ionic
• 8.) It is the height in which the settling finally
becomes zero.
• a) equilibrium height c) ultimate height
• b) final height d) critical height
• c) ultimate height
• 9.) It is the height in which compression
settling starts. critical height
• 10.) Which of the following forces acting in a
settling particle is in the same direction of the
particle’s settling velocity?
• a) External Force c) Bouyant force
• b) Drag Force d) Friction force
• a) External Force
• 11.) Which of the following is not a pre-
treatment process for flotation?
• a) crusher c) conditioner
• b) rougher d) classifier
• b) rougher
• 12.) Most of the undesired materials in ore
flotation is found in the…
• a) ore c) concentrate
• b) froth d) tailings
• d) tailings
• 13.) It is the equipment used where the
desired material is separated to the ore by
means of flotation.
• a) flotation tank
• b) flotation cell
• c) flotation chamber
• d) flotater
• b) flotation cell
• 14.) Petroleum and kerosene are added to
flotation units as flotation reagents. These
chemicals acts as…
• a) frothing agents
• b) frothers
• c) modifying agents
• d) promoters
• d) promoters
• 15.) These flotation reagents decrease the
surface tension of water, thus preventing the
coalescence of air bubbles upon reaching the
surface. Ans: Frothers
Question 20 10
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General Engineering Principles
Engineering Economics
Identification Type, 10 seconds
What do you call an estimate of an asset’s net market value at the beginning of its
estimated life?
Question 20
General Engineering Principles
Engineering Economics
Identification Type, 10 seconds
Book value
Question 4
General Engineering Principles
Engineering Economics
Identification Type, 10 seconds
What do you call the length of time for the cumulative net annual profit to
equal the investment?
Question 4
General Engineering Principles
Engineering Economics
Identification Type, 10 seconds
Payback period
The concept similar to depreciation that is
applied to natural sources is called what?
A. depletion
B. declining balance
C. amortization
D. modified accelerated cost
recovery system (MACRS)
10 seconds
Answer: A
If a set of investment alternatives contains all
possible choices that can be made, then the
set is said to be
A. coherent
B. collectively exhaustive
C. independent
D. mutually exclusive
10 seconds
Answer: B
ID-04 (10 pts, 15 sec)
Time is10
up!
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GE-MC02 Engineering Economy (10
sec, 5 pts)
• Price index
STOP
GE: Engineering Economics
Identification (10s)
• Q8: The depreciation which results
not from deterioration in assets
ability to serve its intended purpose
but from a change in the demand
for the service it can render.
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GE: Engineering Economics
Identification (10s)
• Functional Depreciation
• 5.) Economics: Sum of all expenditures
associated with a system or a component
during its entire service plan. It includes the
initial investment, operating and maintenance
cost and disposal cost.
• (Ans: Life cycle cost)
ChE Laws
It is the highest form of Sacrifice.
Ans. Altruism
8) The quotient of the difference of the current
assets and inventories, and the current
liabilities.
a) quick ratio
b) current ratio
c) debt ratio
d) inventory ratio
a) quick ratio
9) What is the reciprocal of the single payment
compound amount factor?
a) sinking fund factor
b) capital recovery factor
c) Present worth factor
d) Annuity factor
c) Present worth factor
General Engineering: Laws, Ethics and Contracts
(10s)
• What is the maximum allowable value of SOx
emission expressed in mg per SO3 per NCM
for new fuel burning equipment according to
Article 3, Section 19 of RA 9749?
– A. 250
– B. 500
– C. 700
– D. 900
• C. 700
Question 23 10
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General Engineering Principles
Laws, Contracts and Ethics
Identification Type, 10 seconds
Infringement
Question 7
General Engineering Principles
Laws, Contracts and Ethics
Identification, 10 seconds
Patent
MC-08 (5 pts, 10 sec)
• Air Pollutants
General Engineering
Laws, Contracts and Ethics
Identification (10s)
• What is RA 8293?
General Engineering
Laws, Contracts and Ethics
Identification (10s)
• True
The ChE Law of 2004 is known as
20 seconds
Answer: RA 9297
GE: Laws, Contracts and Ethics 5
– A. 1948
– B. January 14, 2009*
– C.1999
– D. 1990
GE: Laws, Contracts and Ethics
• B
General Engineering
Laws, Contract and Ethics 2
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3
4
5
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Multiple Choice (5s)
– Methylated lead
– Pb2+
– Tetraethyl lead
– Lead oxide
General Engineering
Laws, Contract and Ethics
Multiple Choice (5s)
The answer is C
General Engineering
Laws, Contracts and Ethics 2
1
3
4
5
STOP
Multiple Choice (5s)
• Q8: Under P.D. 984, the permitted
concentration for vehicle HC emission is 800
ppm, for CO is at most 3.0%. What is the
prescribed concentration for NO2 emission?
– A. 350 ppm
– B. 600 ppm
– C. 450 ppm
– D. 500 ppm
General Engineering
Laws, Contracts and Ethics
Multiple Choice (5s)
• A
Question 23: General Engineering
Laws, Contracts and Ethics
• There are several Philippine laws that aim to
protect the country’s environment and natural
resources. Some of these are RA 6969 which
controls toxic substance and hazardous
nuclear wastes, and RA 9003 which provides
an ecological solid waste management
program. What is RA 8749?
STOP
Question 23: General Engineering
Laws, Contracts and Ethics
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GE: Laws, Contracts and Ethics
Identification (10s)
• Infringement
GE: Laws, Contract and Ethics (15s)
• Q10: The R.A. 8749, known as the Clean Air
Act of 1999, bans the use of leaded gasoline
which contains toxic component called ___ .
– Methylated lead
– Pb2+
– Tetraethyl lead
– Lead oxide
GE: Laws, Contract and Ethics (15s)
• The answer is C
• 7) Gen. Eng’g
• Who has the administrative control &
supervision over the Board of ChE?
• A. President of RP
• B. PRC
• C. Congress of the Phils.
• D. SC
• Answer: A
• 9.) Engineering Laws and Ethics: What is the
image not present in the ChE seal as stated in
Sect. 10, rule 11 in RA 9297?
• (Ans: Evaporator)
• 3.) Ethics: Exact date of approval of RA 9297?
• (Ans: May 13, 2004)
• 5.) Engineering Law and Ethics: How many
articles are there in RA 9297?
• (Ans: 5)
General Engineering: Laws, Ethics and Contracts
(10s)
• What is the maximum allowable value of SOx
emission expressed in mg per SO3 per NCM
for new fuel burning equipment according to
Article 3, Section 19 of RA 9749?
– A. 250
– B. 500
– C. 700
– D. 900
General Engineering: Laws, Ethics and Contracts
(10s)
• Answer: C
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Dimensional Analysis
Identification Type, 10 seconds
Buckingham theorem
Physical and Chemical Principles
Multiple Choice (5s)
The discrete quantity of energy emitted
by atoms and molecules.
– A. Wave pockets
– B. Quanta
– C. Quarks
– D. Photons
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Physical and Chemical Principles
Multiple Choice (5s)
The intermolecular forces present
between ammonia and benzene?
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Physical and Chemical Principles
Identification (10s)
• Coordination number
Physical and Chemical Principles
Identification (10s)
What are tin cans made of?
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Physical and Chemical Principles
Identification (10s)
– A. white
– B. yellow
– C. green
– D. orange
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Physical and Chemical Principles
Multiple Choice (5s)
Which is not capable of hydrogen
bonding?
– A. CH3OH
– B. CH3NH2
– C. (CH3)3N
– D. HCONH2
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Physical and Chemical Principles
Multiple Choice (5s)
When elements are arranged in order
of atomic mass, every 8th element has
similar properties. This is called
– A. Octet Rule
– B. Law of Octaves
– C. Rule of 8 (eight)
– D. No such rule exists
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Physical and Chemical Principles
Multiple Choice (5s)
• The answer is B
Physical and Chemical Principles
Multiple Choice (5s)
Which of the following dissolves
fastest in water?
– A.
– B.
– C.
– D.
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Physical and Chemical Principles
Multiple Choice (5s)
– A.
– B.
– C.
– D.
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• An acid found in grapes
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• How many independent variables must
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completely a system of pure liquid
water?
ANSWER: 2
• What is the geometrical shape of the
molecule of methane?
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• What is the geometrical shape of the
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ANSWER: TETRAHEDRAL
ID-01 (10 pts, 15 sec)
• Geometric Isomers
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• _____ are substances with different chemical
composition but the same crystalline form.
• Allomer
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• The ability of a substance to absorb moisture
from air.
• Hygroscopicity
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• ____ is quantum number that labels the
subshells of an atom. Sometimes called the
orbital angular momentum quantum number,
this quantum number dictates orbital shape. ℓ
can take on values from 0 to n-1 within a shell
with principal quantum number n.
• Amalgam
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• It is the quantum number that determines the
size and (in hydrogen atoms) the energy of an
orbital. n is used to label electron shells.
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• It is a molecule or ion that binds to a metal
cation to form a complex.
• Ligand
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• ______ is a mixture of nitric and hydrochloric
acids, usually 1:3 or 1:4 parts HNO3 to HCl,
used to dissolve gold.
• Aqua Regia
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• A liquid that becomes less viscous when
stirred.
• Thixotropic
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• A solution that does not change composition
when distilled.
• Azeotrope
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• A model of the atom that explains emission and
absorption of radiation as transitions between
stationary electronic states in which the electron orbits
the nucleus at a definite distance. This model violates
the Heisenberg uncertainty principle, since it
postulates definite paths and momenta for electrons as
they move around the nucleus. Modern theories
usually use atomic orbitals to describe the behavior of
electrons in atoms.
• Electrorefining STOP
General Chemistry Review
• It is a fundamental constant equal to the ideal
gas law constant divided by Avogadro's
number, equal to 1.3805 × 10-23 J K-1.
• Boltzmann Constant, k
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• A set of electrons with the same principal
quantum number.
• Shell
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• A polymer that softens or melts on heating,
and becomes rigid again on cooling.
• Thermoplastics
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• It is an electronic configuration law which
states that no two electrons in an atom can
have the same set of 4 quantum numbers.
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• A solution that can maintain its pH value with
little change when acids or bases are added to
it. These solutions are usually prepared as
mixtures of a weak acid with its own salt or
mixtures of salts of weak acids.
• Buffer Solution
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• Safety information sheet for a particular
substance that lists physical properties,
hazards, cleanup and disposal procedures, fire
and explosion data, and protective equipment
required.
• MSDS
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• The temperature when vapor pressure of a
substance becomes high enough to allow the
air/vapor layer over the substance to be
ignited.
• Flash Point
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• It is the water hardness that remains after
boiling the water, mainly due to dissolved
calcium sulfate.
• Permanent Hardness
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• An electron emitted by an unstable nucleus,
when a neutron decays into a proton and an
electron.
• Beta Particle
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• Light passing through a colloid is scattered by
suspended particles. The light beam becomes
clearly visible; this phenomenon is called the
____________.
• Tyndall Effect
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• A stable complex of a metal with one or more
polydentate ligands.
• Chelate
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• These properties of a solution depend on the
number of solute molecules present, but not
on the nature of the solute.
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• In the valence bond theory, it is a valence
bond formed by side-by-side overlap of p
orbitals on two bonded atoms.
• Pi-bond
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• A set of electrons with the same azimuthal
quantum number.
• Subshell
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• A wave function that describes the behavior of
an electron in a molecule.
• Molecular Orbital
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• It a law that states that the volume of a gas is
directly proportional to its temperature in
kelvins, if pressure and amount of gas remain
constant. V2/T2 = V1/T1
• Charles’ Law
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• It is a solution of precisely known
concentration.
• Standard Solution
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• It is the energy needed to remove an electron
from a gaseous atom or ion.
• Ionization Energy
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• It is the determination of average molecular
weight of a dissolved substance from the
boiling point elevation of the solution.
• Ebulliometry
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• Solid substances that occur in several distinct
forms.
• Polymorph
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• It is a particle that is commonly ejected from
radioactive nuclei, consisting of two protons
and two neutrons.
• Alpha Particle
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• In the valence bond theory, it is a valence
bond that is symmetrical around the
imaginary line between the bonded atoms.
• Sigma-bond
STOP
General Chemistry Review
• A rule of thumb stating that subshells fill so
that the number of unpaired spins is
maximized, or "spread them out and line
them up."
• Hund’s Rule
STOP
PCP-MC03 General Inorganic
Chemistry (10 sec, 5 pts)
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PCP-ID02 General Inorganic Chemistry
(15 sec, 10pts)
ANSWER: Violet
PCP-MC01 General Inorganic
Chemistry (10 sec, 5 pts)
• State properties
STOP
Question 6: General Chemistry
Identification (15 sec)
• SiH4 is used as coupling agents to adhere glass
fibers to a polymer matrix, stabilizing the
composite material. What is the common
name of SiH4?
• Monosilane
STOP
5
PCP: General Inorganic Chemistry
• Question no. 7: Atomic size is the average
distance from the nucleus of one element to
its _____ electron.
– A. Ground State
– B. Excited State
– C. Valence
– D. Ionic
15
PCP: General Inorganic Chemistry
• Question no 2: This scientist discovered in
1913 that the frequency of the x-ray
generated radiation by bombarding the
element with high energy electron have
periodic relationship with the element’s
atomic number.
PCP: General Inorganic Chemistry
• Henry Mosely
Physical and Chemical Principles
General Inorganic Chemistry STOP10
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• Q15: Amagat's law or the Law of Partial Volumes of
1880 describes the behaviour and properties of
mixtures of ideal (as well as some cases of non-ideal)
gases. Of use in chemistry and thermodynamics,
Amagat's law states that the volume Vm of a gas
mixture is equal to the sum of volumes Vi of the K
component gases, if the temperature T and the
pressure p remain the constant, this law is named
after which scientist.
Physical and Chemical Principles
General Inorganic Chemistry
Identification (10s)
• Emile Amagat
Physical and Chemical Principles
General Inorganic Chemistry STOP10
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• Q2: This scientist accurately determined the
value of the electronic charge e by a series of
oil drop experiments. He concluded that the
magnitude of charge, q on droplet is an
integral multiple of e. Give the full name of
this scientist.
Physical and Chemical Principles
General Inorganic Chemistry
Identification (10s)
• Robert Millikan
Question 1: Chemical and Physical
Principles
General Inorganic Chemistry
• These are types of materials which are a
compound of metal and solid non-metal. They
are characterized by high compressive
strength, high brittleness, low thermal and
electrical conductivity and very high melting
point.
STOP
Question 1: Chemical and Physical
Principles
General Inorganic Chemistry
• Ceramics
PCP: General Inorganic Chemistry
Multiple Choice (5s)
• Q20: Sulfur tetrafluoride has ____
molecular geometry.
– A. Linear
– B. T-shaped
– C. Trigonal Bipyramidal
– D. See-saw
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PCP: General Inorganic Chemistry
Multiple Choice (5s)
• D. See-saw
• 11.) Nuclear Chemistry: Form of hydrogen
with 2 extra neutrons.
• (Ans: Tritium)
• Q1
• Safety Engineering
• 15 pts / 15 sec
•
– A. 3-methyl pentane
– B. 2-methyl pentane
– C. 2,3-dimethyl butane
– D. 2,2-dimethyl butane
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Physical and Chemical Principles
Organic Chemistry
Identification Type, 10 seconds
Thalidomide
Question 23
Physical and Chemical Principles
Organic Chemistry
Identification Type, 10 seconds
This cyclic ether whose structure is shown below is most commonly used as a solvent.
What is the common name of this compound?
Question 23
Physical and Chemical Principles
Organic Chemistry
Identification Type, 10 seconds
Tetrahydrofuran
Question 8
Physical and Chemical Principles
Organic Chemistry
Identification Type, 10 seconds
Melamine
PCP-ID03 Organic Chemistry (15 sec,
10 pts)
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PCP-ID04 Organic Chemistry (15 sec,
10 pts)
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PCP-ID03 Organic Chemistry (15 sec,
10 pts)
• Dipentene
STOP
Question 4: Organic Chemistry
Identification (15 sec)
• ______ is the production of a more complex
alpha, beta-unsaturated aldehyde (or ketone),
with the elimination of water, upon treatment
of two equivalents of an aldehyde (or ketone)
with acid or base.
• Aldol reaction
STOP
PCP: Organic Chemistry 5
• Thalidomide
PCP: Organic Chemistry
Multiple Choice (5s)
• Q2: Hexanedioic acid is also known as
– A. Malonic acid
– B. Succinic Acid
– C. Glutaric Acid
– D. Adipic Acid
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PCP: Organic Chemistry
Multiple Choice (5s)
• D. Adipic Acid
• 2.) Organic Chemistry: A molecule is said to
posses this property if it cannot be super
imposed upon its mirror image.
• (Chirality)
• CaCl2 cannot be used as a desiccant for
• a) alkane
• b) alkyne
• c) alcohol
• d) ether
• a) alkane
• In organic chemistry, what is reduction?
a) gain of electrons
b) decrease in oxidation number
c) loss of electrons
d) both a & b
d) both a & b
• These are bonds which are symmetrical with
the line that connects the nuclei
a) pi bonds
b) sigma bonds
c) gamma bonds
d) alpha bonds
b) sigma bonds
• If the principal quantum number is two, how
many outer orbitals are there all in all?
a) 4
b) 5
c) 6
d) 2
a) 4
• What is the IUPAC name of ethylene?
a) ethylene
b) ethene
c) acetylene
d) ethane
• B) ethene
• If an alkane has 6 carbon, how many
structures are possible?
a) 4
b) 5
c) 6
d) 3
• Which of the following represents acetic
anhydride?
a) CH3COOH
b) CH3COH
c) CH3COO-
d) (CH3CO)2 O
d) (CH3CO)2 O
• What is the normal state of alkynes at room
temperature?
a) solid
b) liquid
c) gas
d) fluid
• C) gas
• The Lucas test is used for the analysis of
a) Primary alcohols only
b) Secondary alcohols only
c) Secondary and Tertiary alcohols
d) Any type of alcohol
d) Any type of alcohol
• How many possible isomers are there in
C4H10O?
a) 0
b) 1
c) 2
d) 3
d) 3
• What is the functional group attached to
benzene when it is converted to toluene?
a) Carbonyl group
b) Amide group
c) Methyl group
d) Vinyl group
• C) Methyl group
• Which is not a benzene derivative?
• a) phenanthrene
• b) anthracene
• c) bromoethene
• d) naphthalene
• c) bromoethene
• The formula of acrylonitrile
• a) C3H4N
• b) C3H5N2
• c) C3H3N
• d) C2H6N
• What metal is used in Wurtz synthesis?
a) Mg
b) Na
c) Ca
d) Ba
b) Na
• Which of the following is obtained from
methane on the action of Cl2?
• a. dichlorodifluoromethane
• b. carbon tetrachloride
• c. chloroform
• d. chloromethane
• d. chloromethane
• Carbon number is ________
• a. no. of carbon impurities
• b. no. of carbon compounds
• c. no. of carbon atom
• d. no. of carbon mixtures
• c. no. of carbon atom
• Which of the following is a primary alcohol?
• a. isoamyl alcohol
• b. phenol
• c. tert-butyl alcohol
• d. isopropyl alcohol
• a. isoamyl alcohol
• Which of the following is a derivative of
carboxylic acid?
• a) arpine
• b) ester
• c) aldehyde
• d) alcohol
• b) ester
• Alcoholic beverage from distilled wine or fruit
juice
a) Vodka
b) Brandy
c) Whisky
d) Tubâ
• B) Brandy
• Polymer used in rubber
a) PVC
b) PVA
c) Polyethylene
d) Polystyrene
d) Polystyrene
• The rule that is used to determine if a
compound is aromatic if not given the
structure is
a) Van’t Hoff rule
b) Markovnikov rule
c) Huckel’s rule
d) Aromaticity rules
c) Huckel’s rule
• How many isomers are possible for propane?
a) 1
b) 2
c) 3
d) 0
a) 1
• Which of the following would represent Lucas
Reagents?
a) Cu(OH)2 in Na Citrate
b) Cu(SO4) in NaOH
c) HCl in ZnCl2
d) PB(CH3COO)2 in NaOH
c) HCl in ZnCl2
• Which of the following is the most acidic?
a) Phenol
b) Acetic acid
c) Water
d) Ethanol
b) Acetic acid
• Which is a polymer?
a) Teflon
b) TNT
c) DDT
d) glucose
a) Teflon
• Enzyme in papaya
a) Papayase
b) Papain
c) Trypsin
d) Chemotrypsin
b) Papain
• Which of the following alkenes have alternate
bonds?
a) isolated
b) conjugated
c) cumulated
d) joined
• B) conjugated
• Which is a primary alcohol?
a) isopropyl alcohol
b) methanol
c) ethanol
d) tert-butanol
C) ethanol
• What is the empirical formula of C6H12O6?
a) C12H24O12
b) C2H4O2
c) CH2O
d) (CH2O)x
• D) (CH2O)x
• What is the enzyme present in Cheese?
a) rennin
b) lactase
c) cheezase
d) pepsin
a) rennin
• What is the ultimate product of oxidizing
methanol?
a) an aldehyde
b) a ketone
c) a carboxylic acid
d) no reaction
c) a carboxylic acid
• Which among the following conditions will
NOT lead to larger particle size during
precipitation?
a) precipitation from basic solutions
b) precipitation from hot solutions
c) precipitation from dilute solutions
d) slow addition of precipitating agent
• A) precipitation from basic solutions
• The difference between HCl and HNO2 as acids
is
a) the first has less hydrogen in solution
b) the second has more ionized hydrogen
c) the first is highly ionized
d) the second is highly ionized
• C) the first is highly ionized
• At ph 8, bromthymol is colored
a) yellow
b) blue
c) red
d) green
• B) blue
• Q6
• Analytical Chemistry
• 15 pts/10 sec
•
•
• Which spectroscopic probe of molecules makes used of
radiofrequency radiation with a frequency of the order of
102 MHz and a wavelength of the order 300 cm?
a) Microwave spectroscopy
b) Infrared spectroscopy
c) Nuclear magnetic spectroscopy
d) Atomic absorption spectroscopy
• C. Nuclear magnetic spectroscopy
1. (identification) In the titration with EDTA
(ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid) to detect
the presence of metal ions, what indicator is
used?
Eriochrome Black T
2. (identification) Absorption of radiant energy
by matter can be described by what law? It is
also denoted as A = εbc where A is the
absorbance, ε is the molar absorptivity, b is
the thickness of the material and c is its
respective concentration.
Beer’s Law
3. (identification) Identify the full name of the
electrode which is assigned a value of 0.000 V
at all temperatures.
Standard Hydrogen Electrode
(SHE)
4. (multiple choice) Which indicator is appropriate
for use in the titration of a weak acid with a
strong base?
a) methyl red
b) methyl orange
c) bromocresol green
d) phenolphthalein
e) bromothymol blue
f) all of the above
d) phenolphthalein
5. (multiple choice) Which of the following is not
a strong acid?
a) HCl
b) H2SO3
c) HNO3
d) HClO4
e) none of the above
b) H2SO3
1. (identification) What quantum number
describes the shape of the orbital? Give its full
name.
Azimuthal or angular momentum
quantum number
2. (identification) Which scientist observed and
formulated the 3 Laws of Planetary Motion?
Johannes Kepler
1. (identification) In fermentation, what is the
starting microbial culture or strain called?
inoculant
2. (identification) Identify the type of
microorganism which can alternately display
aerobic and anaerobic characteristics
depending on its surroundings.
facultative microorganism
3. (multiple choice) An organism that grows
optimally within 20°C to 37°C is a/an
a) thermophile
b) mesophile
c) nucleophile
d) electrophile
e) none of the above
b) mesophile
4. (multiple choice) Which is not part of the 6
General Classes of Enzymes?
a) transferase
b) lyase
c) oxido-reductase
d) nuclease
d) nuclease
1. (identification) Which colligative property is
described by the equation: Δt = km, where m
is the molality, Δt is the change in
temperature and k is the ebullioscopic
constant?
boiling point elevation
2. (identification) It is a study dealing with the
geometry, properties and structure of crystals
and crystalline substances.
Crystallography
3. (multiple choice) Which scientist first
proposed the Kinetic Molecular Theory?
a) Bernoulli
b) Clausius
c) Maxwell
d) Boltzmann
e) Van der Waals
f) none of the above
a) Bernoulli
4. (multiple choice) The point wherein the physical
properties of liquid and vapor become identical and no
distinction can be observed between the two is
a) sublimation point
b) triple point
c) vaporization point
d) critical point
1. Which of the following precipitate are hardest
to filter?
a. isomorphous b. gelatinous
c. crystalline d. curdy precipitates
b. gelatinous
2.What is the color of methyl orange at ph = 8?
a. red b. yellow
c. colorless d. blue
b. yellow
3. Which of the following conditions would
induce precipitation?
a. blue b. red
c. orange d. colorless
b. red
8. Brix scale is the hydrometer scale for:
a. K2SO4 b. Borax
c. BaCl2 d. Na2CO3
d. Na2CO3
11. What is the practical method of coagulation?
a. increasing T b. agitating/stirring
c. digestion d. all of the above
a. increasing T
14. In a redox reaction, you need:
a. a strong OA & WA
b. a strong RA & a weak OA
c. a strong OA & a strong RA
d. a weak OA & weak RA
c. a strong OA & a strong RA
17. What is the color of phenolphthalein at
pH = 10?
a. colorless b. blue
c. pink d. yellow
18. What is the color of Bromcresol green at
pH = 9?
a. colorless b. yellow
c. red d. blue types
d. blue types
19. Which of the following types of
precipitimetry is used as a direct method for
halide determination?
a. AgNO3 b. KSCN
c. K4Fe ( CN)6 d. KCN
a. AgNO3
21. What is the indicator used in Fajans method
of precipitimetry?
a. methylorange
b. phenolputhalein
c. Bromcresol green
d. Sodium fluoresclinate
d. Sodium fluoresclinate
Physical Chemistry 10
STOP
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Electrochemistry 10
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• Dialysis
ID-01 (10 pts, 15 sec)
An American, Charles M. Hall is
credited for the process of
electrochemical extraction of this
metal.
ANSWER: ALUMINUM
PCP: Physical Chemistry
Multiple Choice (5s)
• Q15: What is the term used to define
the phenomenon of emission of light in
a chemical reaction?
– A. Photosentisation
– B. Chemical Luminiscence
– C. Photoreaction Emission
– D. Luminophotolysis
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PCP: Physical Chemistry
Multiple Choice (5s)
• A. Photosentisation
• 5) Physical & Chem prop
• What would be the sign of G for the case
where both H and S are negative.
a)G is positive at all temp
b)G is negative at all temp
c) G is negative at low temp
d)G is negative at high temp
• Ans: (C) G is negative at low temp
• 5) Physical & Chem prin
• In which half-cell does the electrode
decrease in mass as the reaction progresses
• copper electrode
• zinc electrode
• cathode
• neither decreases in mass
• Ans: b. zinc electrode
• 4.) Physical Chemistry: Electrolysis is carried
out by passing an electric current through a
solution of copper sulfate using inert
electrodes which causes:
• (Ans: Cu to plate out on the negative
electrodes)
Round 3
• Q1
• Physical Chemistry
• 10 pts/ 10 sec
•
• How many phases are involved in all wetting
processes?
• 3
• Q6
• Electrochemistry
• 10 pts/ 10 sec
•
• Which one of the following statements about
electrochemical cells is correct?
a) In a salt bridge, current is carried by cations moving
toward the anode, and anions toward the cathode.
b) In the external wire, electrons travel from cathode to
anode.
c) Oxidation occurs at the cathode, in an electrolytic cell.
d) The anode of a voltaic cell is labeled minus (-).
• D. The anode of a voltaic cell is labeled minus
(-).
• Q1
• Physical Chemistry
• 15 pts/15 sec
•
• What separation process is commonly used to
purify colloids, i.e., removal of ionic material
that may have accompanied their formation?
• Dialysis
Physical and Chemical Principles: General
Inorganic Chemistry (10s)
• What is the oxidation state of N in nitric oxide?
Physical and Chemical Principles: General
Inorganic Chemistry (10s)
• Answer:+2
• The no. of degrees of freedom of an ethanol-
water system in equilibrium with its vapor
• a) 3
• b) 1
• c) 2
• d) zero
• c) 2
• What is the molar entropy of vaporization of
most liquids?
a) 80 J/mol-K
b) 21 cal/mol-K
c) 88 Btu/molK
d) 100 Btu/lboR
b) 21 cal/mol-K
• The enthalpy is a function of
• a) Temp and pressure
• b) pressure only
• c) temp only
• d) none of these
• a) Temp and pressure
• The most commonly used equation of state
a) Ideal gas equation
b) Van der Waals
c) Berthelot
d) Redlich-Kwong
a) Ideal gas equation
• At what point are the liquid and gaseous
phases become indistinguishable?
a) azeotropic point
b) eutectic point
c) critical point
d) triple point
c) critical point
General Engineering: Biochemical Engineering
(15s)
• _____ is the process to form a single hybrid
cell with nuclei and cytoplasm of two different
types of cell order to combine the desirable
characteristics of the two?
• Answer: Cell Fusion
•
General Engineering: Biochemical Engineering
(15s)
• What do you call the small circular DNA
molecules used to carry foreign DNA?
• Answer: Plasmids
•
General Engineering: Biochemical Engineering
(15s)
• These bacteria use only inorganic carbon as
their carbon source and obtain their energy
from sunlight by oxidation of inorganic
compounds.
• Answer: Autotrophs
Biochemical Engineering 10
STOP
• Dilution rate
Question 4 10
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Physical and Chemical Principles
Biochemical Engineering
Identification Type, 10 seconds
36
Question 18
Physical and Chemical Principles
Biochemical Engineering
Identification, 10 seconds
Stationary phase
Question 2
Physical and Chemical Principles
Biochemical Engineering
Multiple Choice Type, 5 seconds
A. Glycine
B. Methionine
C. Valine
D. Tryptophan
E. Isoleucine
ID-07 (10 pts, 15 sec)
ANSWER: MICHAELIS-MENTEN
EQUATION
PCP-ID Biochem. Eng’g.
(10 sec, 5 pts)
____ is the enzyme in the stomach
ANSWER: Pepsin
PCP-ID Biochem. Eng’g
(15 sec, 10 pts)
ANSWER: Plasmids
PCP-ID Biochem. Eng’g.
(10 sec, 5 pts)
____ is a process to form a single hybrid cell
with nuclei and cytoplasm from two
different types of cells in order to
combine the desirable characteristics of
the fluid?
ANSWER: Plasmids
Question no 7: Biochemical
Engineering
Identification (15 sec)
• Dispersants are important for the control of
slimes which sometimes interfere with the
selectivity and increased reagent
consumption. Another term for dispersant is
_____.
• deflocculant
STOP
PCP: Biochemical Engineering 15
• Anticodons
PCP: Biochemical Engineering
Multiple Choice (5s)
• Q17: These enzymes catalyzes the
isomerization reaction in the substrate.
– A. Ligases
– B. Isomerase
– C. Hydrolase
– D. Transferase
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PCP: Biochemical Engineering
Multiple Choice (5s)
• B. Isomerase
PCP: Biochemical Engineering (15s)
• Q4: What do you call a waste treatment
process by which biologically active growths
are continuously circulated with the incoming
biodegradable waste in presence of oxygen?
– A. Agitation Process
– B. Activated Sludge Process
– Stabilization Process
– Trickling Filter Process
PCP: Biochemical Engineering (15s)
• The answer is B.
• 6.) Biochemical Engineering: Mathematical
model that proposed an empirical relationship
between the effect of the specific growth and
the concentration of the growth limiting
substrate.
• (Ans: Monod)
• Q2
• Biochemical Engineering
• 10 pts/10sec
•
• Which term or quantity in biochemical
engineering, particularly in bioreactor design,
is used in place of residence time, which
chemical engineers are more familiar with?
• Dilution rate
General Engineering: Biochemical Engineering
(15s)
• What do you call the small circular DNA
molecules used to carry foreign DNA?
General Engineering: Biochemical Engineering
(15s)
• Answer: Plasmids
General Engineering: Biochemical Engineering
(15s)
• These bacteria use only inorganic carbon as
their carbon source and obtain their energy
from sunlight of by oxidation of inorganic
compounds.
General Engineering: Biochemical Engineering
(15s)
• Answer: Autotrophs
General Engineering: Biochemical Engineering
(15s)
• _____ is the process to form a single hybrid
cell with nuclei and cytoplasm of two different
types of cell order to combine the desirable
characteristics of the two?
General Engineering: Biochemical Engineering
(15s)
A. Earth Summit
B. Montreal Protocol
C. Agenda 21
D. Kyoto Protocol
Question 13
C. Agenda 21
Question 7 2
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Physical and Chemical Principles
Environmental Engineering
Multiple Choice Type, 5 seconds
A. Trickling filters
B. Septic tanks
C. Activated sludge process
D. Aerated lagoons
Question 7
B. Septic tanks
Question 13
Physical and Chemical Principles
Environmental Engineering
Identification Type, 10 seconds
Turbidity is a measure of the ability of sunlight to pass through water and the
ability of water to disperse different materials disposed in it. Since low
turbidity corresponds to higher transparency, one way to measure
turbidity is to submerge a ________ and note the depth at which it may
still be visible to the naked eye.
Question 13
Physical and Chemical Principles
Environmental Engineering
Identification Type, 10 seconds
Secchi disk
Question 5
General Engineering Principles
Environmental Engineering
Identification Type, 10 seconds
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Question 5
General Engineering Principles
Environmental Engineering
Identification Type, 10 seconds
Mercury
ID-06 (10 pts, 15 sec)
The acronym CEI provides a method of
rating the relative potential of acute
health hazard to people from chemical
release incidents. What is CEI?
ANSWER: 20
PCP-ID Environmental Eng’g
(15 sec, 10 pts)
Time is up!
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CHE-ID01 Environmental Engineering
(15 sec, 10 pts)
ANSWER: NO2
PCP-ID Environmental Eng’g
(15 sec, 10 pts)
Time is
up!
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PCP-ID Environmental Eng’g
(15 sec, 10 pts)
ANSWER: Autotrophs or
Autotrophic bacteria
Question 2: Environmental
Engineering
Identification (15 sec)
• A plastic with recycling code shown contains
what type of plastic polymer?
Polystyrene
STOP
Question 2
General Engineering Principles
Environmental Engineering
Identification Type, 10 seconds
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Question 2
General Engineering Principles
Environmental Engineering
Identification Type, 10 seconds
Mercury
Physical and Chemical Principles
Environmental Engineering 2
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Identification (10s)
– A. Biomagnification
– B. Euthropication
– C. Synergism
– D. Thermal stratification
Physical and Chemical Principles
Environmental Engineering
Identification (10s)
• The answer is C
Physical and Chemical Principles
Environmental Engineering STOP 10
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• Q3: The natural euthrophication of body of
water is greatly accelerated by the phosphates
in waste water and agricultural runoffs. One
way of reducing them is by aluminum sulfate.
Prior to precipitation, phosphates are first
transformed by bacterial action into _____ .
Physical and Chemical Principles
Environmental Engineering
Identification (10s)
• Orthophosphates
Question 11: General Engineering
Environmental Engineering
• What heavy metal, when methylated causes
minamata disease characterized by trembling,
inability to walk and speak and even serious
convulsions that can lead to death?
STOP
Question 11: General Engineering
Environmental Engineering
• Mercury
Question 3: General Engineering
Environmental Engineering
• ________ are chemical contaminants such as
copper, herbicides, pesticides and petroleum
in marine waters that cause coral bleaching in
high concentrations.
STOP
Question 3: General Engineering
Environmental Engineering
• Xenobiotics
PCP: Environmental Engineering
Identification (10s)
• Q18: Argyria disease is manifested by
the blue-gray discoloration of skin and
mucous lining. Which metal causes
argyria?
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PCP: Environmental Engineering
Identification (10s)
• Silver
PCP: Environmental Engineering (15s)
• Q5: What do you call the process wherein the
more harmful substance is produced from less
harmful ones?
– A. Biomagnification
– B. Euthropication
– C. Synergism
– D. Thermal stratification
PCP: Environmental Engineering (15s)
• The answer is C
• 12) Chem Engg
• Chem control order for Mercury & mercury
compounds
• DAO 02-2000
• DAO 02-1997
• DAO 38-1997
• DAO 01-2004
• Ans: (C) DAO 38-1997
• 8.) Environmental Engineering: The summit
for greenhouse gases.
• (Ans: Kyoto Protocol)
A valve that controls flow by means of a disk or
wedge-shaped dam sliding at right angles to the
direction of flow and seating tightly in the valve
body is a gate valve.
Oil flows under laminar conditions inside a
steam heated copper pipe. The overall heat
transfer coefficient is approximately
Ans: equal to the heat transfer coefficient of the
steam
The equation that relates friction factor and
Reynold's No., f=64/Reynold's No. holds for
Ans: laminar flow only
In multi-stage liquid-liquid extraction with
partially miscible solvents
Ans: The minimum number of stages occur
when the operating lines are parallel.
The enrichment of the vapor steam as it passes
through the column in contact with the reflux
during distillation is called
Ans: rectification
The maximum number of plates for a given
distillation system is obtained at
Ans: minimum reflux
On one side of a heat exchanger where either a
condensing vapor or a boiling liquid is present,
the temperature may be assumed to be
constant. In determining the logarithmic mean
temperature difference the direction of flow will
have
Ans: no effect
For a cylinder where steady-state radial heat
transfer takes place
Ans: the heat transfer is constant
A plate holding a pool of liquid from which rises
a vapor whose average composition is in
equilibrium with a liquid whose composition is
the average of that of the liquid
Ans: bubble plate
Crystallization occurs in a solution that is
Ans: supersaturated
Mass transfer in a flowing fluid may be
correlated by
Ans: Sherwood, Reynold's and Schimdt No
The ratio of the average diameter of the feed to
the average diameter of the product is the
Ans: reduction ratio
In steady-state backmix flow reactor,
composition is
Ans: constant throughout the reactor
The amount of money obtainable from the sale
of used property over and above any charges
involved in removal and sale is called
Ans: salvage value
In fractionation, an increase in reflux ratio
Ans: increases the condenser duty
In mass transfer where the solute in the gas
phase is very soluble in the liquid phase
Ans: the gas phase resistance is approximately
equal to the total resistance
What fitting exhibits the highest pressure drop
for the same flow conditions?
Ans: square-corner elbow
A chamber into which steam from a high
pressure line can be bled during periods of low
steam demand from the power plant is called
Ans: vent
In steady-state heat transfer through a series of
materials with varying resistances, the heat
transfer rate
Ans: is constant throughout the series of
materials
Reactions whereby reactants proceed along
several paths and give different products are
Ans: parallel reactions
An operation where warm vapor mixture is
cooled such as by contact with a liquid resulting
in condensation and decreased humidity is
Ans: dehumidification
For mass transfer to take place, there must be a
Ans: concentration gradient
This is a steady state temperature reached by a
small amount of liquid evaporating into a large
amount of unsaturated vapor-gas mixture.
Ans: wet-bulb temperature
The portion of water in the wet solid that cannot
be removed by the air in its contact is called
Ans: equilibrium moisture content
This type of drier is used for drying pasty
materials such as wet filter cakes and lumpy
solids
Ans: tray drier
In the constant-rate period, the rate of drying is
established by
Ans: a balance of the heat requirements for
evaporation and the rate at which heat reaches
the surface
Unbound moisture in granular and porous solid
moves through the interstices of the solid by a
mechanism involving
Ans: moisture diffusivity
In drying at the falling rate period, the rate at
which moisture is removed from the solid
material
Ans: decreases with time
The major problem in diffusion is to promote
diffusion of the solute out of the solid and into
the liquid. The most effective way of doing this
is
Ans: to reduce the solid to the smallest size
feasible
The mode of heat transfer that can take place in
a vacuum is known as
Ans: radiation
The overall conductance for a composite
material in series is equal to the
Ans: inverse of the total resistance
Film and drop are terms associated with
Ans: condensation
The ratio of the total quantity of a reactant
present in the reactor feed of a recycling
operation to the quantity of the same reactant
entering the operation as fresh feed is the
Ans: combined feed ratio
The heating value measured when water formed
from combustion is in the liquid state.
Ans: Gross Calorific Value
In the combustion of solid fuels, the tie element
between the feed and the refuse is the
Ans: Ash
The coal analysis which is based upon the
volatilization characteristics of the fuel is
Ans: Proximate analysis
An Orsat analysis of the flue gas when pyrite is
roasted is on a
Ans: SO3-free basis
The empirical relation which allows one to
compute for the net hydrogen in a given solid
fuel is the
Ans: Dulong's formula
The activation energy of a reaction may be
lowered by
Ans: adding a catalyst
The mechanism of a reaction can sometimes be
deduced from
Ans: the rate law.
The equilibrium constant in a reversible
chemical reaction at a given temperature
Ans: does not depend on the initial
concentrations
The rate of reaction is not influenced by
Ans: nature of reactants
The net rate of reaction of an intermediate is
Ans: 0
The rate of evaporation at a given operating
temperature in an evaporator is more when
Ans: the operating pressure is low
An optimum number of the effects for a given
application is a function of the
Ans: Economy
A popular type of heat exchanger for cooling
large quantities of fluid is the
Ans: shell and tube
An insulator should have
Ans: low thermal conductivity
Fouling factor
Ans: accounts for additional resistance to heat
flow
Natural convection is characterized by
Ans: Grashhoff number
The Graetz number is concerned with
Ans: heat transfer in laminar flow
Dropwise condensation occurs on
Ans: contaminated cooling surfaces
Dietus-Boelter equation for determination of
heat transfer co-efficient is valid
Ans: for fluids in turbulent flow
A type of pneumatic conveyor system
characterized by a material moving in an air
stream or pressure less than ambient.
Ans: vacuum
The separation of a dilute slurry or suspension
by gravity settling into a clear fluid and a slurry
or suspension by gravity settling into a clear
fluid and a slurry of higher solids content is
called
Ans: thickening
An ultracentrifuge is used to separate high-
molecular weight fractions in polymeric or
biological systems. What is the gradient for
mass transfer in the separation using this mass
transfer device?
Ans: pressure
Ordinary diffusion takes place because of ___
driving force.
Ans: concentration
What are the two limiting cases of steady-state
diffusion?
Ans: Unimolecular Diffusion and Equimolar
counterdiffusion
A fluid is flowing on a surface, which contains a
component that leaches out to the fluid.
Assuming that all the 3 regions of mass transfer
are present, in which of these regions is
diffusion controlling?
Ans: viscous sub-layer
In two-phase mass transfer, equilibrium may
exist
Ans: at the interface
Which of the following processes may always be
regarded as a constant- humidity process?
Ans: heating of air
Air conditioning in tropical countries involves
Ans: dehumidification and removal of sensible
heat
What do you call the steady-state non-
equilibrium temperature reached when a small
amount of water is contacted under adiabatic
conditions by a continuous stream of gas?
Ans: wet-bulb temperature
The moisture that can be removed by drying is
called
Ans: free moisture
For a packed column the main purpose of
packing is to
Ans: increase the surface area
In a gas absorption operation, when the
operating line crosses the equilibrium curve
Ans: the number of stages is infinite
For Newtonian fluids, the shear stress is
Ans: a linear function of the shear rate of
deformation.
An ideal fluid is one that is
Ans: incompressible & inviscid
Priming needed in a
Ans: Centrifugal pump
A simple pitot tube measures
Ans: local velocity
Stoke’s law is valid when the particle Reynolds
number is
Ans: < 1
Multistage compressors are used in industry
because, they
Ans: resemble closely to isothermal
compression
What produces maximum pressure difference
for transportation of gases?
Ans: compressors
The fluid property which matters for falling rain
drops to acquire spherical shape is its
Ans: surface tension
The overhead product composition decreases
with time in
Ans: batch distillation with reflux
For a binary mixture with low relativity,
continuous rectification to get pure products will
require
Ans: high reflux ratio
Chemisorption is
Ans: an irreversible phenomenon
The stage efficiency in leaching depends on the
Ans: time of contact between the solid and the
solution and rate of diffusion of the solute
through the solid and into the liquid
Disregarding the cost, which is the best solvent
for the extraction of acetic acid from an aqueous
solution at 25deg C?
Ans: 3-heptanol
Professional Regulations Commission was
created under
Ans: P.D. No. 223
A person who has passed the Chemical
Licensure Examination can take his/her oath as a
chemical engineer if his/her age is not less than
_______ years.
Ans: 21
Which of the following is not a requirement for
utility model registration?
A. inventive step
B. Novelty
C. Industrial applicability
D. A technical solution to a problem
In the Philippines, sulfur for sulfuric acid
manufacturing is sourced from _______
industry.
Ans: paper
Sulfur is undesirable in petroleum because
Ans: it causes engine knocking
Materials added to detergent formulation to
enhance cleaning performance by exhibiting
synergistic cleaning effect with surfactant.
Ans: builders
Polyethylene is an example of _____________
polymerization
Ans: addition
Principal chemical conversion in the production
of resin from monomer.
Ans: alkylation
A fibrous material left after cane sugar has been
milled is commonly called as
Ans: bagasse
Carbon black is added to rubber compounding
as
Ans: activator
Kraft process is a common name for
Ans: sulfite pulping
Water insoluble cell binders of wood
Ans: lignin
DDT means
Ans: dichlorodiphenyldichloroethane
Rancidity of oil can be reduced by
Ans: hydrogenation
Varnish does not contain
Ans: pigment
Plasticisers are added to paints to
Ans: give elasticity and prevent cracking of the
film
Silicone is
Ans: an inorganic polymer
The process involved in converting rubber into a
thin sheet or coating it on fabric is called
Ans: calendering
Alkyl benzene sulfonate (ABS) is a
Ans: detergent
Neoprene is a
Ans: synthetic rubber
Throttling process is
Ans: constant enthalpy process
Maximum work can be obtained from a system
when the change taking place in it is
Ans: reversible
The thermocouple is based on the Seebeck
effect which states that a/an _____ is generated
when opposite junction of certain dissimilar
pairs of wires are exposed to different
temperatures.
Ans: emf
Dead time is a function of distance and
Ans: velocity
The parameter which completely describes the
behavior of the response to a disturbance of a
second order system is the
Ans: damping coefficient