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Match the List-I (compound) with List-II (chemical name) and select the correct answer using the codes given below the lists: List-I (Compound) List-II (Chemical name) A. Bleaching powder1. Calcium oxychloride B. Gypsom 2. Calcium sulphate C. Marble 3. Calcium carbonate Codes A B C

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Most metals do not occur in their natural state. They are often found as compounds such as metal oxides, sulfides and halides.

Aluminium oxide is the main metal compound present in the ore known as bauxite. Iron pyrites or 'fool's gold' is mainly iron sulfide.


Match the List-I (compound) with List-II (chemical name) and select the correct answer using the codes given below the lists: List-I (Compound) List-II (Chemical name)<br /> A. Bleaching powder<br />1. Calcium oxychloride<br /> B. Gypsom 2. Calcium sulphate<br /> C. Marble 3. Calcium carbonate Codes A B C






 
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