Structures in Clay Minerals – MCQ
1. The clayey soil is formed by the chemical weathering of
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Clay Minerals
2. The kaolinite mineral is formed by the breakdown of
a) Feldspar
b) Chlorite
c) Amorphous
d) None of these
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a) Feldspar
3. Which of the following statement is true
a) Clay mineral is the colloidal size (<0.002 mm)
b) Clay mineral having a high specific surface
c) Clay minerals are of the flaky form
d) All of these
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d) All of these
4. What is the chemical composition of kaolinite?
a) Al4Si4 O10(OH)8 .4H2O
b) Al4Si8 O20(OH)8 .nH2O
c) Al4Si4O10(OH)8
d) Al2Si4O10(OH)2
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c) Al4Si4O10(OH)8
5. What is the chemical composition of Illite?
a) KAl4 AlSi7 O20(OH)4
b) Al4Si8 O20(OH)8 .nH2O
c) Al4Si4 O10(OH)8 .4H2O
d) Al2Si4O10(OH)2
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a) KAl4 AlSi7 O20(OH)4
6. Most of the clay minerals consist of a
a) Silica tetrahedron
b) Silica octahedron
c) Alumina tetrahedron
d) None of these
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a) Silica tetrahedron
7. The reaction by which silicon and aluminium are partially replaced by other elements is known as.
a) Isomorphous substitution
b) Isomorphic substitution
c) Isotropic Interchange
d) None
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a) Isomorphous substitution
8. A tetrahedron has __ numbers of faces.
a) 2
b) 4
c) 6
d) 8
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b) 4
9. In case of kaolinite, clay mineral particles. The thickness of each stack of silica and alumina is about.
a) 3 A0
b) 5 A0
c) 7 A0
d) 9 A0
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c) 7 A0
10. The hydrogen bond of kaolinite clay minerals is —– than the potassium bond of illite clay minerals.
a) Stronger
b) Weaker
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a) Stronger
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