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Indian Navy SSR Carbon and its Compounds — practice questions

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The cleansing action of soap is due to the formation of spherical aggregates called:

  1. micelles
  2. isomers
  3. esters
  4. crystals
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Correct answer: A. micelles

Soap molecules cluster into micelles, trapping oily dirt at the centre.

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Diamond and graphite differ because they are:

  1. isotopes of carbon
  2. different atom types
  3. isomers of carbon
  4. allotropes of carbon
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Correct answer: D. allotropes of carbon

Both are pure carbon. Allotropes are different physical forms of the same element, arising from different bonding arrangements (diamond is 3D, graphite is layered).

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