UNIT 1
Periodic
Classification of Elements
And
Periodicity
Multiple Choice Questions
Encircle the right answer:
1. Keeping
in view the size of atoms, which order
is correct one: (Board 2013,
15)
(a) Mg > Sr (b) Ba > Mg
(c) Lu > Ce (d) Cl > I
2. Mark
the correct statement: (Board 2014,
15,16) 12201059
(a) Na+
is smaller than Na atom
(b) Na+1
is larger than Na atom
(c) Cl-1
is smaller than Cl atom
(d) Cl-1
and Cl are equal in size
3. Mark
the correct statement: 12201060
(a) All lanthanides are present in the same
group
(b) All
halogens are present in the same period
(c) All
the alkali metals are present in the same
group
(d) All
the noble gases are present in the same
period
4. Which
statement is incorrect? 12201061
(a) All
the metals are good conductor of electricity
(b) All
the metals are good conductor of heat
(c) All
the metals form positive ions
(d) All
the metals form acidic oxides
5. Which
statement is correct? 12201062
(a) Hydrogen
resembles in properties with
IA, IVA and VIIA elements
(b) Hydrogen
resembles with IIIA, IVA
and VA elements
(c) Hydrogen
resembles in properties with
IA, IVA, and VIA elements
(d) Hydrogen
resembles in properties with
IIA, IIIA and VIIA elements
6. Mark
the correct statement: 12201063
(a) The
ionization energy of calcium is lower
than that of barium
(b) The
ionization energy of calcium is lower
than that of magnesium
(c) The
ionization energy of calcium is higher
than that of beryllium
(d) The
ionization energy of calcium is lower
than that of strontium
7. Mark
the correct statement: 12201064
(a) Electron
affinity is a measure of energy
required to remove the electron
(b) Ionization
energy is a measure of energy
released by adding an electron
(c) Electron
affinity is a measure of energy
released by adding an electron
(d) Electron affinity is a measure of energy released
by removing an electron
8. Mark
the correct statement:(Board 2006)
(a) Metallic
character increases down the group 12201065
(b) Metallic
character increases along a period
(c) Metallic
character remains same along
a period
(d) Metallic
character remains the same down
the group
9. Mark
the correct statement: 12201066
(a) Melting
points of halogens decrease down
the group
(b) Melting
points of halogens increase down
the group
(c) Melting
points of halogens remain the same
throughout the group
(d) Melting
points of halogens first increase
then decrease down the group
10. Mark
the correct statement: 12201067
(a) Covalent
character of metal halides increases
from left to right in a period
(b) Boiling
points of group IV hydrides decrease
down the group
(c) Ionic
character of hydrides increases from
left to right in a period
(d) The
basicity of group IIA oxides decreases
on descending the group
11. Lanthanides
are present in: 12201068
(a) 4th period (b) 5th period
(c) 6th period (d) 7th period
12. 5th period contains total number of elements: (Board 2014) 12201069
(a) 10 (b)
32
(c) 18 (d)
14
13. Which of the following is smaller in size? 12201070
(a) H (b)
Li+
(c) He (d)
Be+2
14. A metal having half filled p-orbital in its configuration belongs to: 12201071
(a)
IIA (b)
IIB
(c) VA (d)
VIA
15. Lanthanide contraction occurs in the elements for which electron filling occurs in: 12201072
(a)
3d (b)
5d
(c)
4f (d)
5f
16. Which one of the following is isoelectronic with Ca+2: 12201073
(a) Sr+2 (b) Na
(c) Ar (d)
Mg+2
17. Elements
of group IB are called: 12201074
(a)
Representative elements
(b) Transition elements (c)
Rare earths
(d) Coinage
metals
18. Which one of the following is a non- metal? 12201075
(a) Bi (b)
Sb
(c) Al (d)
Br
19. Which
is the pair of metalloids? 12201076
(a) Na and K (b) F and Cl
(c) As and Sb (d) Cu and Au
20. The
elements placed on the extreme right
of the periodic table are: 12201077
(a) Transition elements (b) Non-metals
(c) Metalloids (d) Metals
21. When
we move from left to right along a period:
12201078
(a) reducing power of elements increases
(b) Basic
nature of oxides decreases
(c) Acidic
nature of oxides decreases
(d) Atomic
size increases
22. Which
of the following has the highest first
ionization energy? 12201079
(a) B (b)
C
(c) O (d)
N
23. Alkali
metals are strong reducing agents because: 12201080
(a) These are metals
(b) Their atomic radii are large
(c) They are monovalent
(d) Their ionization energies are very low
24. Which
of the following is not an ionic hydride?
12201081
(a) CsH (b)
LiH
(c) HCl (d)
NaH
25. When
hydrogen loses its electron to form
H+ ion, then it resembles:
12201082
(a) transition metals (b) Halogens
(c) Alkali metals (d) Noble gases
26. The
hydration energy of Mg+2 is larger than
that of: 12201083
(a) Al+3 (b) Na+
(c) Be+2 (d) Si+4
27. Alkaline
earth metals are: 12201084
(a) Acidic in nature
(b) Amphoteric in nature
(c) Strong oxidizing agents
(d) Strong
reducing agents
28. The law of triads applies to the following
sets of elements: 12201085
(a) B,
N, C (b)
Be, Mg, Ca
(c) Ar, K, Ca (d) Se, Te, As
29. Point out the incorrect statement for the periodic classification of elements:
(a) The
properties of the elements are the periodic
function of their atomic numbers 12201086
(b) Non-Metallic
elements are lesser in no. than metallic elements
(c) The
first ionization energies of elements
along a period do not vary regularly with increase in atomic
no.
(d) For transition elements the d sub-shells are
filled with electrons monoatomically with increase in atomic no.
30. The law of triad is applicable to: 12201087
(a) C,
N, O
(b) H, O, N
(c) Na,
K, Rb
(d) Cl, Br, I
31. Mendeleev’s periodic table is upset by fact that: 12201088
(a) Noble
gases do not form compounds
(b) Many
elements have several isotopes
(c) Atomic
weights of elements are not always
in whole no.
(d) None of the above
32. The modern periodic table reveals that the elements are: 12201089
(a) Arranged
in the order of increasing atomic
weight
(b) Taken
in group of eight
(c) Arranged
in the order of increasing no.
of protons in the nucleus
(d) Arranged
in the order of increasing no. of neutrons in the nucleus
33. As we go from left to right in a period, the atomic volume: 12201090
(a) First
decreases then increases
(b) First
increases then decreases
(c) Increases
regularly
(d) Remains
constant
34. Lower atomic volume generally leads to
higher: 12201091
(a) Density (b) Brittleness
(c) Melting & Boiling Point
(d) All
of the above
35. Lithium is very similar to Mg although these are placed in different groups. It is due to fact that: 12201092
(a) Both
have the same size
(b) The
ratio of their charge to size is same
(c) Both
are found together in nature
(d) Both
have same configuration
36. While moving from Li to F in II period, there is a regular decrease in: 12201093 (a) Ionization
potential
(b) Electronegativity
(c) Atomic mass (d) Atomic size
37. The property ‘not shown’ by all transition
elements is that: 12201094
(a) These elements show variable valency
(b) These
act as catalyst
(c) These
are paramagnetic
(d) All
impart color to flame
38. Electronic
configuration of four elements A, B, C,
D are as follows, which will be the
most metallic? 12201095
(a) A = 2, 8, 4 (b) B = 2, 8, 6
(c) C = 2, 8, 8, 1 (d) D= 2, 8, 8, 7
39. Which of
the following pair of elements have the
same no. of electrons in outer most
shell? 12201096
(a) Sb and Bi (b) Na and Ca
(c) Pb and Sb (d) Na and O
40. The
hydration energy is minimum for: (a) Cs+1 (b)
K+1 12201097
(c) Na+1 (d)
Li+1
41. Which of
the following ions will form most
water soluble hydroxide? 12201098
(a) Ni+2 (b) K+1
(c) Zn+2 (d) Al+3
42. Which of
the following sets of elements is
arranged in increasing order of electron
affinity? 12201099
(a) F, Cl, Br (b) Br, Cl, F
(c) Br, F, Cl (d) Cl, Br, F
43. Ionization
energy of N is higher than that of
oxygen because of: 12201100
(a) Greater attraction of
electrons by the nucleus
(b) The half filled
p-orbitals of N possess extra
stability
(c) Greater penetration
effect
(d) The size of the N
atom being smaller
44. The values
of 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th ionization
potentials of an element are 7.1,
14.3, 24.5, 46.8 & 162.2eV respectively.
The element is: 12201101
(a) Na (b)
Ca
(c) Al (d)
Si
45. Electronegativity of Be is same as that of: 12201102
(a) B (b)
Mg
(c) Al (d)
Na
46. From Li+
to Cs+ ion, the degree of hydration: 12201103
(a) Decreases (b) Increases
(c) Remains same (d)
None of these
47. Which of
the following has least density? 12201104
(a) Mg (b)
K
(c) Na (d)
Li
48. The element which exists in liquid state at room temp. is: 12201105
(a) Hg (b)
Br
(c) Ga (d)
All of these
49. Size of cation is smaller than that of atom, because: 12201106
(a) The
whole of outer shell of electron is removed
(b) Effective
nuclear charge increases
(c) Gain
of electrons
(d) Both
(a) & (b)
50. Percentage covalent character in HF is: 12201107
(a) 50% (b) 33%
(c) 56% (d) 58%
51. The most electropositive element among
Fe, Na, Cs, Pb is: 12201108
(a) Fe (b)
Na
(c) Cs (d)
Pb
52. Which pair of elements is chemically most similar: 12201109
(a) Na,
Al (b) Cu, Au
(c) Ar,
F (d) Se, Zr
53. The electronic configuration of an element
‘M’ is ls2, 2s2, 2p6, 3s2. The formula of its oxide will be: 12201110
(a) M2O
(b) MO
(c) M2O3
(d) MO2
54. Ionization energy is lowest for: 12201111
(a) Inert
Gases
(b) Alkali Metals
(c) Halogens
(d) Alkaline
Earth Metals
55. Which of the following has the highest melting point? 12201112
(a) NaCl (b) NaBr
(c) NaI (d)
NaF
56. Excluding H & He, the smallest element
in the periodic table is: 12201113
(a) Lithium
(b) Fluorine
(c) Caesium
(d) Iodine
57. Out of Na, Mg, Na+1 & Mg+2, the highest ionization energy is of: 12201114
(a) Na (b)
Na+
(c) Mg (d)
Mg+2
58. The second electron affinity of oxygen is: 12201115
(a) - 141 kJ
mole-1 (b) + 780 kJ mole-1
(c) - 337 kJ mole-1
(d) + 29 kJ mole-1
59. Which of
the following is most electropositive? 12201116
(a) Na (b)
Mg
(c) Cs (d)
Li
60. Aluminium
is diagonally related to:
(a) Li (b)
Be 12201117
(c) Na (d) B
61. The element
with atomic no. 106 belongs to: 12201118
(a) s – block (b) p – block
(c) d – block (d)
f – block
62. The correct
order of 1st Ionization potential
of C, N, O & F is: 12201119
(a) F > N > O > C (b) C
> N > O > F
(c) O > F > C >
N (d) N > C > F > O
63. In case of
inner transition elements the last
electrons are received by: 12201120
(a) s – orbitals (b) f – orbitals
(c) p – orbitals (d) d – orbitals
64. In
Mendeleev’s periodic table Zn, Cd, Hg
were placed with: 12201121
(a) Alkali metals
(b) Alkaline earth metals
(c) Transition metals
(d) Coinage metals
65. Basic
character of oxides increases down
the group due to: 12201122
(a) Increase in
electropositive character
(b) Increase in atomic
size
(c) Increase in electron
affinity
(d) Increase in both size
& electropositive character
66. Atomic
radius increases from top to bottom
within a group due to: 12201123
(a) Addition of an extra shell of electrons
(b) Increase in atomic number
(c) Increase in shielding
effect
(d) All of the above
67. The second
electron affinity is endothermic due
to: 12201124
(a) Repulsion of incoming
electron
by negatively charged ion
(b) Attraction of
Electron by Nucleus
(c) Decrease in size of
atom
(d) Increase in
electronegativity of atom
68. Mark the correct statement: 12201125
(a) Cl-1
is larger than Cl
(b) Na+
is larger than Na atom
(c) I-
is smaller than I atom
(d) I-
and I are equal in size
69. Which one of the following elements can
have only negative oxidation states:
(a) Br (b)
F 12201126
(c) I
(d)
Cl
70. Which statement is incorrect? 12201127
(a) All
metals are good conductor of heat &
electricity
(b) All
metals have high electron affinity
(c) Metallic
character increases down the group
(d) All
metals have low electronegativity
71. Which of the following oxides is amphoteric
in nature? (Board
2010) 12201128
(a) ZnO
(b)
MgO
(c) SO3 (d)
P2O5
72. Which of the following statements is incorrect about electronegativity?12201129
(a) Electronegativity
is related to ionization
energy
(b) Electronegativity
is related to electron affinity
(c) Electronegativity
is the power of an atom
to attract electron
(d) Electronegativity
is the power of an atom
to repel electron
73. Which of the following statements is not correct: 12201130
(a) Atomic
radius increases with the increase
in atomic no. along the period
(b) Ionization
potential decreases down the
group
(c) Shielding
effect increases down the group
(d) Electron
affinity decreases down the group
74. The difference in the physical and chemical
characteristics of the elements of the A & B sub groups in the periodic
table is the least in: 12201131
(a) Group
I (b) Group III
(c) Group
IV (d) Group VII
75. The strongest acid among the following is: 12201132
(a) HI (b)
HBr
(c) HCl (d) HF
76. Among the ionic halides, which has highest
melting & boiling points: 12201133 (a) Fluorides (b) Chlorides
(c) Bromides
(d) Iodides
77. The sixth period of periodic table consists
of 32 elements which are:
12201134
(a) Two
s–block, six p–block and twenty four
d–block elements
(b) Eight
normal, ten d-block and 14f block
elements
(c) Eight
normal, ten transition and ten inner
transition elements
(d) Eight normal & twenty four d –
block elements
78. Which of the following is covalent oxide
(Board 2007) 12201135
(a) BeO (b) MgO
(c) SrO (d) CaO
79. How many
semi metals are present in first
period? (Board 2007) 12201136
(a) Zero (b) 3
(c) 2 (d)
6
80. Hydrogen
can be placed in group IV A because
both: (Board 2008) 12201137
(a) Act
as strong oxidizing agents
(b) Act
as strong reducing agents
(c) Possess
the property of catenation (d) Form neutral oxides
81. Most of the
elements are: (Board
2010)
12201138
(a) Crystalloids (b) Metals
(c) Metalloids (d) Non-metals
82. The number of elements in fourth Period
in modern Periodic table is:
(Board 2011) 12201139
(a) 32 (b)
18
(c) 10 (d)
8
83. The decrease in atomic sizes is much prominent across rows containing elements of: 12201140
(a) s-Block (b) p-Block
(c) d-Block (d) f-Block
84. Potassium
oxide is: (Board 2010) 12201141
(a) Acidic (b) Amphoteric
(c) Basic (d) Neutral
85. Elements of
group IA are called: 12201142
(a) Alkali
metals
(b) Metalloids
(c) Alkaline
earth metals
(d) Coinage metals
86. Smaller the
size of an ion: (Board 2014)
12201143
(a) Lesser
is the degree of hydration
(b) Lesser is the polarizing power
(c) Greater
is the electron affinity
(d) Greater is the degree of hydration
87. Which of
the following form amphoteric
oxide: (Board
2016)
(a) Na (b)
Mg 12201144
(c) O (d)
Zn
SHORT QUESTIONS
Q.1 To which block of the periodic
table the rare earths belong? 12201145
Q.2 How does hydrogen resemble
with elements of group IVA? (Board 2009) 12201146
Q.3 What are metalloids? (Board
2011) 12201147
Q.4 What are long periods? 12201148
Q.5 What improvements were made in
the modern periodic table? 12201149
Q.6 What were the advantages of
Mendeleev’s periodic table? 12201150
Q.7 Why the melting points of
halides decrease from left to right in a period?
12201151
Q.8 How does the nature of oxide
(in the case of manganese oxides) change with the increase of oxidation number
of the central atoms? 12201152
Q.9 What is the periodic trend of
hydration energy? 12201153
Q.10 The oxidation states vary
in a period but remain almost constant in a group. Give reason. (Board 2016) 12201154
Q.11 Why d and f-block elements are called
transition elements? 12201155
Q.12 The melting and boiling points of the
elements increase from left to the right upto the middle of s and p-block
elements and decreases onward. Why? 12201156
Q.13 Why alkali metals give ionic hydrides? (Board 2015) 12201157
Q.14 Ionic character of halides decreases from
left to the right in a period. Why?
12201158
Q.15 Why the order of hydration energy of the
ions is Al+3 > Mg+2 > Na+? 12201159
Q.16 Why the electrical conductivities of the
elements are related with the free electrons? 12201160
Q.17 Define
the following: 12201161
(i) Coinage metals
(ii) Rare earth elements
Q.18 Which
are the longest and shortest periods of the periodic table? 12201162
Q.19 Why
atomic radii decreases from left to right in a period?(Board 2009) 12201163
Q.20 Size of
cation is smaller from its parent atom. Why? 12201164
Q.21 Na+,
Mg+2, Al+3 are Isoelectronic in nature. Do these ions
have same ionic radii? 12201165
Q.22 2nd
Ionization energy is greater than 1st Ionization energy, why? 12201166
Q.23 What
are polymeric halides?
12201167
Q.24 What
are amphoteric oxides? Explain with an example. 12201168
Q.25 Why the
second values of electron affinity has positive sign? (Board 2008) 12201169
Q.26 What
are bridge elements? 12201170
Q.27 How are
elements classified into blocks? 12201171
Q.28 Lanthanide
contraction control the atomic size of elements of 6th &7th
period? Explain. 12201172
Q.29 Why
transition elements show variable oxidation states?(Board 2015) 12201173
Q.30 What is
shielding effect or screening effect? 12201174
Q.31 Explain what do you mean by periodicity in
properties? 12201175
Q.32 What are inner transition elements? 12201176
Q.33 Why the ionic radii of negative ions are
larger than size of their parent atom?
(Board
2008, 2010) 12201177
Q.34 Why metallic character increases from top to
bottom in a group of metals?
(Board 2006, 2014, 2015) 12201178
Q.35 Why diamond is non-conductor and graphite is
fairly a good conductor of electricity? (Board 2013) 12201179
Q.36 The hydration energy of Al+3 is
three times greater than that of Ca+2. Why? (Board 2006) 12201180
Q.37 Give the reason, why the radius of fluorine
atom is smaller than that of fluoride ion. (Board 2007)
12201181
Q.38 The hydration energies of IIA group elements
are higher than those of IA group elements. Justify. (Board 2007) 12201182
Q.39 Why the ionization energy decreases down the
group and increases along a period? (Board 2008,
2014) 12201183
Q.40 Why
heat of hydration of alkaline earth metals decreases down the group?
12201184
Q.41 What
are hydrides? What is the trend of boiling points of hydrides down the group
VI-A? (Board 2010) 12201185
Q.42 Why
melting and boiling points of elements belonging to group VA and VIIA are
lower? (Board 2011) 12201186
Q.43 Define
electron affinity. Discuss its trend in periodic table. (Board 2013) 12201187
Q.44 How
does ZnO behave as an amphoteric oxide? (Board 2013, 2014)
12201188
Q.45 Why is
the oxidation state of noble gases usually zero? (Board 2013, 2014)
12201189
Q.46 Define
modern periodic law.
(Board 2014) 12201190
Q.47 Why do
metals conduct electricity? (Board 2014) 12201191
Q.48 Although
both sodium and phosphorus are present in the same period of the periodic table
yet their oxides are different in nature, Na2O is basic while P2O5
is acidic in character. Give reason.
12201192
Q.49 Zn, Cd,
Hg were placed with alkaline earth metals in Mendeleev’s table. How this
confusion is removed in the modern periodic table? (Board 2015) 12201193
Q.50 What is
Lanthanide contraction? (Board 2016) 12201194
Q.51 Name
various classes of hydrides. (Board 2016) 12201195
Q.52 How
does hydrogen resemble with Alkali metals? Write any four points. (Board 2016) 12201196
UNIT 2
s-Block Elements
Multiple Choice Questions
Encircle the correct answer.
1. Which
one of the following does not belong
to alkaline earth metals? 12202078
(a) Be (b) Ra
(c) Ba (d) Rn
2. The
oxides of beryllium are: 12202079
(a) Acidic
(b) Basic
(Board 2014)
(c) Amphoteric
(d) None of these
3. Which
ion will have the maximum value of heat
of hydration? 12202080
(a) Na+1 (b) Cs+1
(c) Ba+2 (d) Mg+2
4. Which
one of the following is not an alkali
metal? (Board 2009, 2013) 12202081
(a) Francium (b) Caesium
(c) Rubidium (d) Radium
5. Which
one of the following sulphates is not
soluble in water? (Board 2013) 12202082
(a) Na2SO4 (b)
K2SO4
(c) ZnSO4 (d) BaSO4
6. The
element caesium bears resemblance
with: 12202083
(a) Ca (b)
Cr
(c) Both
of the above
(d) None
of the above
7. Chile
saltpetre has the chemical formula: (Board
2009, 10, 14, 15) 12202084
(a) NaNO3 (b)
KNO3
(c) Na2B4O7 (d)Na2CO3.H2O
8. The
ore CaSO4.2H2O has the general name: (Board 2016) 12202085
(a) Gypsum (b)
Dolomite
(c) Calcite (d) Epsom salt
9. Down’s
cell is used to prepare: 12202086
(a) Na2CO3 (b) NaHCO3
(c) Sodium
metal (d)
NaOH
10. Which
of the following is deposited at the
cathode during the electrolysis of brine
in Nelson’s Cell? 12202087
(a) H2 (b) Na
(c) Cl2 (d) O2
11. Which
is the most abundant alkali metal
in earth’s crust? 12202088
(a) Cs (b) Li
(c) K (d) Na
12. Which
of the following is the ore of potassium?
12202089
(a) Dolomite (b)
Cryolite
(c) Bauxite (d)
Carnalite
13. Which
is true about alkali metals? 12202090
(a) They
are hydrolyzing agents
(b) They are oxidizing and reducing agents
(c) They
are reducing agents
(d) They
are oxidizing agents
14. The
elements of group IA react violently with
water and make the solution: 12202091
(a) Neutral (b) Amphoteric
(c) Acidic
(d) Basic
15. Which
of the following, when heated strongly,
gives brown fumes? 12202092
(a) KNO3 (b)
NaNO3
(c) CsNO3 (d)
LiNO3
16. Which
of the following salts is fairly soluble
in water? 12202093
(a) LiF (b) BeF2
(c) MgF2 (d)
BaF2
17. In
order to prevent rapid hardening of cement,
the clinker is ground into a fine
powder with: 12202094
(a) Limestone (b)
Gypsum
(c) Lime (d) Clay
18. Rectified
spirit is converted to absolute alcohol
by the dehydrating agent:
(a) Lime (b)
Soda lime 12202095
(c) H2SO4 (d)
Al2O3
19. In
Down’s cell if moisture is present then,
most likely products are: 12202096
(a) Na,
Cl2 (b) NaOH, H2, Cl2
(c) Na,
HCl (d)
H2O2
20. In
Nelson’s cell the solution coming out of
cathode compartment contains 16% NaCl,
the %age of NaOH in the solution
is: 12202097
(a) 11% (b) 84%
(c) 50% (d) 2%
21. In
the reaction Be + 2NaOH ¾¾®
Na2BeO2+?
12202098
(a) H2O (b) H2
(c) O2 (d) OH-1
22. Excess
of NaOH with Zn forms: 12202099
(a) Zn(OH)2 (b)
ZnH2
(c) Na2ZnO2 (d)
ZnO
23. Which
is the most important byproduct in the manufacturing of NaOH? 12202100
(a) Na2CO3 (b)
Cl2
(c) KOH (d) K2CO3
24. Dead
burnt gypsum is: 12202101
(a) Anhydrous
Na2SO4
(b) CaSO4.
2H2O
(c) CaSO4
.½H2O
(d) Gypsum
which is strongly heated
25. Slaked
lime is used in the manufacturing of:
12202102
(a) fire bricks (b) Medicine
(c) Pigments (d)
Cement
26. The
least soluble alkaline earth metal hydroxide
is: 12202103
(a) Sr(OH)2 (b)
Ba(OH)2
(c) Mg(OH)2 (d)
Be(OH)2
27. When
glue or some oil is added to dicalcium
sulphate monohydrate as retarder, the
product is: 12202104
(a) Hard
finish plaster
(b) Portland
cement
(c) Plaster
walls
(d) Cement
plasters
28. In
the reaction __________ + H2O ¾¾®
NaOH + O2 the reactant is: 12202105
(a) Na2O2 (b) Na2O
(c) Na (d)
NO2
29. Which
of the following oxides is used by mountaineers? 12202106
(a) Na2O2 (b)
K2O
(c) KO2 (d) Li2O
30. A
substance when heated gives CO2 but
is insoluble in water. If CO2
is passed into this substance containing
water forms: 12202107
(a) Ca(OH)2
(b) CaO
(c) CaH2
(d) Ca(HCO3)2
31. Elements
of group I A give color in Bunsen
flame due to: 12202108
(a) Low
melting point
(b) Low
ionization potential
(c) Single
electron in valence shell
(d) Softness
32. Compounds
of alkaline earth metals are less soluble in water than the corresponding
alkali metals, because of:
12202109
(a) High
lattice energy
(b) High
ionization energies
(c) Their
high electronegativity
(d) Their
increased covalent character
33. Mark
the incorrect statement about Lithium:
12202110
(a) Lithium
metal is not affected by air
(b) When
burnt in oxygen, lithium forms superoxide
(LiO2)
(c) Lithium
combines with N2 directly to form
lithium nitride
(d) Lithium
forms hydrides
34. The
alkali metal that can react directly with
carbon to form ionic carbide is:
12202111
(a) Na (b)
K
(c) Li (d) Cs
35. Sodium
when dropped in water catches fire
because: 12202112
(a) It
is a metal
(b) It
has high electron affinity
(c) It
is highly electropositive in nature
(d) H2
gas is evolved in the reaction which
catches fire due to exothermic reaction
36. The
compound which possess highest lattice
energy is: 12202113
(a) LiF (b)
NaCl
(c) KBr (d) CsI
37. The
compound that undergoes hydrolysis in
hot water is: 12202114
(a) LiCl (b) NaCl
(c) KCl (d) RbCl
38. Which
of the following bicarbonates does
not exist as solid? 12202115
(a) LiHCO3
(b) NaHCO3
(c) KHCO3
(d) CsHCO3
39. Metallic
luster exhibited by Na is explained by: 12202116
(a) Diffusion
of sodium
(b) Oscillation
of loose electrons
(c) Excitation
of free protons
(d) Existence
of body centered cubic lattice
40. In
the manufacture of sodium, NaCl is fused
with CaCl2 to: 12202117
(a) Decrease
the ionization of NaCl
(b) Increase
the ionization of NaCl
(c) Decrease
the melting point of NaCl (d) Increase the melting point of NaCl
41. Compound
used as antichlor in bleaching is: 12202118
(a) Na2S2O3 (b)
Na2SO3
(c) NaCl (d) Na2SO4
42. Which
of the following is highly soluble in
water? (a) KCl (b)
LiCl
(c) CsCl (d) CsI
43. The
gas absorbed by caustic soda is: 12202120
(a) NH3 (b) CO
(c) CO2 (d) N2O
44. When
HCl gas is passed through a saturated
solution of NaCl, the solubility
of NaCl: 12202121
(a) Does
not change
(b) Decreases
(c) Increases
(d) NaCl
is decomposed
45. NaNO3 decomposes above 800°C to give: 12202122
(a) N2 (b)
O2
(c) NO2 (d) Na2O
46. Most
thermally stable compound is: 12202123
(a) Li2CO3 (b) MgCO3
(c) K2CO3 (d) NaHCO3
47. Which
of the following will be least soluble
in water: 12202124
(a) NaCl (b) MgCl2
(c) Na2SO4 (d)
CaSO4
48. The
most soluble alkaline earth metal hydroxide
is: 12202125
(a) Be(OH)2 (b)
Mg (OH)2
(c) Ba
(OH)2 (d) Sr (OH)2
49. Which
of the following metals dissolve in
NaOH with evolution of H2?
12202126
(a) Mg (b)
Ba
(c) Ca (d) Be
50. BeF2
is soluble in water, whereas the fluorides
of other alkaline earth metals are
insoluble, because of: 12202127
(a) Ionic
nature of BeF2
(b) Covalent
nature of BeF2
(c) Greater
hydration energy of Be+2
(d) None of the above
51. Mg
reacts with powdered KCl and: 12202128
(a) Forms
MgO
(b)
Forms MgCl2
(c) Liberates
oxygen
(d) Burns
with intense light
52. Bleaching
action of Bleaching Powder is due to
the formation of: 12202129
(a) O2 (b) Cl2
(c) Cl- (d) OCl-
53. Calcium
does not combine directly with: 12202130
(a) C (b) N2
(c) O2 (d) H2
54. When
Gypsum is heated under controlled
conditions, it gives: 12202131
(a) CaO
+ SO3 (b) CaSO3
(c) CaSO4
(d) CaSO4. H2O
55. Carbides
of alkaline earth metals react with
water to form acetylene except: 12202132
(a) CaC2 (b)
SrC2
(c) MgC2 (d) BeC2
56. The
cation which gives a yellow precipitate with K2CrO4 in
acetic acid is: 12202133
(a) NH (b)
Na+
(c) Ba+2 (d) Be+2
57. Which
cannot be used to generate H2?
12202134
(a) Al
+ NaOH (b) Zn + NaOH
(c) Mg
+ NaOH (d) LiH + H2O
58. Anhydrate,
a drying agent is: 12202135
(a) Mg
(ClO4)2 (b) Sr (ClO4)2
(c) Ca
(ClO4)2 (d)
Ba (ClO4)2
59. A
basic refractory material is: 12202136
(a) SiO2 (b) CaO
(c) MgO (d)
Al2O3
60. Ca+2
is important in: 12202137
(a) Bones
and teeth as Ca3(PO4)2
(b) Enamel
on teeth as fluoroapatite
(c) Blood
clotting and contraction of muscles
(d) All
of the above
61. Milk
of magnesia is a suspension in water,
used for treatment of acidity in stomach.
It is: (Board 2010) 12202138
(a) MgSO4 (b) MgCO3
(c) Mg(OH)
2 (d) MgCl2
62. Which
of the following substances is used
to decrease the acidity of the soil?
12202139
(a) Magnesium
sulphate
(b) Calcium
hydroxide
(c) Sodium
chloride
(d) Ammonium
nitrate
63. When
excess of CO2 gas is
passed through lime water, first white
ppt. are formed, which soon disappear,
due to formation of: 12202140
(a) CaCl2
(b) Ca(OH)2
(c) Ca(HCO3)2
(d) CaC2O4
64. Which
one of the following elements is likely
to have an electronegativity similar
to that of Al? 12202141
(a) Ba (b)
Be
(c) Ca (d)
Mg
65. Sodium
does not show +2 oxidation state
because of its: 12202142
(a) High
electron affinity
(b) High
second ionization potential
(c) High
ionic radius
(d) High
electronegativity
66. Asbestos
is the mineral ore of: 12202143
(a) Mg (b) Al
(c) Na (d)
Li
67. When
NaCl is dissolved in water, sodium ion
becomes: 12202144
(a) Oxidized (b)
hydrolyzed
(c) Hydrated (d)
Reduced
68. Which
compound is used for uric acid treatment
in human beings? 12202145
(a) Li2CO3 (b) Na2CO3
(c) LiNO3 (d)
NaNO3
69. Lithium
chloride is soluble in some organic solvents while sodium chloride is not,
because: 12202146
(a) Lattice
energy of NaCl is less than that
of LiCl-
(b) Li+
has higher value of hydration energy
than that of Na+1
(c) LiCl
is more covalent in nature than that
of NaCl
(d) Li+
has lower value of hydration energy
than Na+
70. Which
of the following is used in desiccators?
12202147
(a) MgCl2 (b) CaCl2
(c) NaCl (d) Na2CO3
71. In
Potassium Superoxide (KO2) oxidation
state of oxygen is: (Board 2007)
12202148
(a) -1 (b) -2
(c) (d) -4
72. Dolomite
is an ore of: (Board 2008)
12202149
(a) Sr (b)
Mg
(c) Ba (d)
K
73. Which
element is not present abundantly
in the earth’s crust? 12202150
(Board 2008)
(a) Si (b) Al
(c) Na (d)
O
74. Point
out the element which form superoxide? (Board 2016) 12202151
(a) Li (b) Na
(c) K (d) C
75. One
of the following is applied on wall as
white wash: (Board 2011) 12202152
(a) Lime
water (b) Milk of lime
(c) Milk of magnesia (d) Limestone
Short Questions
Q.1 Why alkali metals do not occur
free in nature? 12202153
Q.2 LiF is insoluble but BeF2
is soluble in water. Why? 12202154
Q.3 Beryllium is hard as iron but it is lightest of all the group IIA
elements?
12202155
Q.4 Why are alkali metals strong
reducing agents? (Board 2009) 12202156
Q.5 What is the trend of basicity
of oxides down the group? 12202157
Q.6 What is hard finish plaster?
12202158
Q.7 What happens when CO2
gas is passed through lime water?(Board 2008)12202159
Q.8 What are the solubilities of
sulphates of alkali and alkaline earth metals? 12202160
Q.9 What is the function of
calcium in a plants growth? 12202161
Q.10 How KO2 can be
used by mountaineers? (Board 2013) 12202162
Q.11 Which element of group IA
reacts with nitrogen and carbon? 12202163
Q.12 Why Be does not react with
water and reacts with alkali? 12202164
Q.13 What is the effect of
temperature on hydroxides and carbonates of group IIA? 12202165
Q.14 What are two major
problems during the working of Nelson’s cell? 12202166
Q.15 Why does lithium differ
from its own family members? 12202167
Q.16 What are the solubilities
of Alkali and Alkaline earth metal carbonates in water? 12202168
Q.17 Why lime water turns milky
with CO2 but becomes clear with excess of CO2? (Board 2007, 09, 13) 12202169
Q.18 Why 2% gypsum is added to
the cement? What is clinker?
(Board 2006, 08, 13, 16)12202170
Q.19 In alkaline earth metal
group Ca, Sr, Ba impart colors to flame whereas Be and Mg do not. Explain. 12202171
Q.20 Point out the three
advantages of Down’s cell process for preparation of sodium. 12202172
Q.21 Why sodium does not exist
in +2 oxidation state? 12202173
Q.22 Why is sodium metal stored
in Kerosene Oil? 12202174
Q.23 Why the aqueous solution
of Na2CO3 is alkaline in nature? (Board
2007, 08, 10, 15) 12202175
Q.24 What is cement plaster and
hard finish plaster? 12202176
Q.25 Give two similar behaviours
of lithium and magnesium. 12202177
Q.26 Beryllium forms amphoteric
oxides. Explain. (Board 2010) 12202178
Q.27 What is the difference
between superoxide and peroxide? 12202179
Q.28 Which one is spectator ion is Nelson cell reaction? 12202180
Q.29 How the Cl2 gas
of Nelson cell can be contaminated with O2? How this problem can be
solved? 12202181
Q.30 How lime and sand are used
to make glass? (Board 2015) 12202182
Q.31 Give the trend of
solubility of group IIA hydroxides in the periodic table with a reason. (Board 2011) 12202183
Q.32 What is meant by dead
burnt gypsum? 12202184
Q.33 How LiNO3 and
NaNO3 differ on application of heat? Write chemical equation.
OR Prove decomposition of lithium
nitrate give different products than nitrates of other alkali metals.
(Board 2010,
2015,2016) 12202185
Q.34 How is lime mortar
prepared?
(Board 2010,
2014) 12202186
Q.35 Solution of Na2O
in water is alkaline. Justify the statement. (Board 2011)
12202187
Q.36 Reaction of alkali metal
oxide with water is an acid-base reaction not oxidation-reduction reaction.
Explain. (Board 2013) 12202188
Q.37 Why alkali and alkaline
earth metals are among the reactive elements of the periodic table? 12202189
Q.38 What is Plaster of Paris?
(Board 2013) 12202190
Or
How gypsum is converted into
Plaster of Paris?
Q.39 Why is lime added to
acidic soil? (Board 2014)
12202191
Q.40 What is the action of
litmus with aqueous solution of Na2CO3? (Board 2014)
12202192
Q.41 Give formulas of (i)
Natron
(ii) Halite) (Board 2016) 12202193
Q.42 Justify that BeO is an
amphoteric oxide. 12202194
Q.43 What is the effect of heat
on hydroxides of alkali metals? 12202195
Q.44 Why is CaCl2
added in molten NaCl in Down’s Cell? 12202196
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UNIT 3
Multiple Choice Questions
Encircle the correct answer.
1. Which
of the following does not belong to
IIIA group? 12203102
(a) B (b)
Ge
(c) Al (d) In
2. Which
of the following is most abundant in the
earth crust? 12203103
(a) Al (b) Be
(c) Ba (d)
Bi
3. Which
is most acidic? 12203104
(a) Na2O (b) MgO
(c) Al2O3 (d) CaO
4. Boron
differs from the other members of
group IIIA because: 12203105
(a) It is a non–metal
(b) It is not covalent in its compounds
(c) It forms B+3 ion
(d) It has maximum covalency of six
5. The
Oxide of Boron is: 12203106
(a) Acidic (b) Basic
(c) Amphoteric (d) Ionic
6. An
aqueous solution of Borax is: 12203107
(a) corrosive (b)
acidic
(c) alkaline (d) neutral
7. The
compound formed in Borax bead test is: 12203108
(a) metal
metaborate
(b) metal
boride
(c) metallic
boron (d) boron
oxide
8. The formula of pyroboric acid is: 12203109
(a) H3BO3 (b)HBO2
(c) H2B4O7 (d)
H6B4O9
9. Aluminum
is corroded in coastal places near the
sea, because protective oxide film: 12203110
(a) reacts
with sea water
(b) is
removed by sea water
(c) is
attacked by salt present in sea water
(d) reacts
with sand particles
10. Conc.–HNO3
is stored in the container of: 12203111
(a) Cu (b)
Al
(c) Fe (d)
Zn
11. Borax
can be prepared by reacting boric
acid with: 12203112
(a) caustic
soda (b) caustic potash
(c) soda
ash (d) lunar caustic
12. The
melting point of Sn and Pb is less as compared to group III elements because: 12203113
(a)
they are large in size
(b) they are metalloids
(c)
they do not use four valence electrons
(d) they are all metals
13. When
Al is added to KOH solution:
12203114
(a) O2 is evolved
(b) H2 is evolved
(c) H2O is produced
(d) No reaction occurs
14. Which
of the following is a typical non– metal? 12203115
(a) Pb (b)
Sn
(c) Ge (d)
C
15. Which
of the following is not characteristic
property of carbon:
12203116
(a) multiple
bond formation
(b) catenation
(c) highest electronegative element of group
(d) availability of d orbital for bonding
16. Poisonous
gas present in fumes of automobiles is: 12203117
(a) CH4 (b)
C2H2
(c) CO (d)
CO2
17. Silicon
carbide in used as: 12203118
(a) Dehydrating
agent (b) Abrassive
(c) Catalyst (d) Solvent
18. The
structure of quartz, mica and asbestos have
the common basic unit of: 12203119
(a)
SiO2 (b) (SiO3)2–
(c) (SiO4)2– (d) (SiO4)4–
19. Quartz
is made of silicon and oxygen linked in a network arrangement that is similar
to: 12203120
(a) diamond
(b) graphite
(c) silicon
carbide (d) sodium chloride
20. Which
of the following is anhydride of silicic
acid? 12203121
(a) Si2O (b) SiO
(c) SiO2 (d) SiO3
21. A
chemical garden of crystals forms when a coloured compound like FeSO4,
CuSO4 etc. are taken in a solution of:
(a) CaSiO3 (b)
MgSiO3 12203122
(c) Na2SiO3 (d)
Na2SiO4
22. Litharge
or Massicot is the Oxide of lead,
it is formed in different forms. It gives
red colour in which crystalline form? 12203123
(a) Rhombic (b)
Triclinic
(c) Tetragonal (d)
Cubic
23. Semiconductor
is a substance that shows resistance to the passage of current, when
it is heated, its resistance: 12203124
(a) increases (b) decreases
(c) remains
same
(d) first
increases then decreases
24. Lead
chromate when heated with alkalies they
give: 12203125
(a) Brown colour (b) Yellow
colour
(c) Red colour (d)
Green colour
25. Methyl
silicon polymers are prepared when
di–chloro, di–methyl silicon is allowed
to react with: 12203126
(a) conc H2SO4 (b)
CH3Cl
(c) H2O (d)
CH3OH
26. The
Electropositive character increases from
B to Al and then decreases from Al to Tl down the group because of:
12203127
(a) Decrease in Ionization energy of the element
(b) Increase in size of the element
(c) Ineffective shielding of nuclear charge by
d-electrons in case of Ga, In, Tl due
to which the valence electrons are tightly held and are not easily lost
(d) Decrease in Electronegativity
27. Which is
Amphoteric?(Board 2009)
12203128
(a) Cr2O3 (b)
Mn2O3
(c) Al2O3 (d)
Fe2O3
28. Inert pair effect is observed when:
12203129
(a) Element
shows inertness in chemical combination
(b) When a
bond pair of electrons is present
in the element
(c) Two
s-electrons remain paired and do not
participate in bonding
(d) Non-metallic
character decreases
29. B differ from
IIIA group elements because of: 12203130
(a) Absence
of inert pair effect
(b) It’s
high charge and small size
(c) Absence
of d-orbital
(d) All of
the above
30. In
electrolysis of alumina, cryolite is added: 12203131
(a) To decrease the M.P of Al2O3
(b) To increase electrical conductivity
(c) To minimize the anodic effect
(d) To remove impurity from alumina
31. Which is more
acidic in water? 12203132
(a) AlCl3 (b) BeCl2
(c) FeCl3 (d)None
of these
32. B+3 is unknown because of: 12203133
(a) High 1st, 2ndand 3rd
1.E
(b) DH
lattice is less than sum of three I.E
(c) Heat of hydration is less than sum of three I.E
(d) All of the above
33. Al metal is purified by: 12203134
(a) Halls Process
(b) Baeyer’s Process
(c) Hoopers Process
(d) None of the above
34. Borax bead test is not
performed for:
(a) Cu (b) Ni 12203135
(c) Zn (d) Co
35. The formula of cryolite is: 12203136
(a) NaAlF6 (b) NaAl3F6
(c) Na3AlF6 (d)
Na3Al3F6
36. The peculiar character of
carbon from other family
members is due to: 12203137
(a) Its very small size
(b) Non metallic character
(c) Catenation
(d) All of the above
37. Super cooled liquid is called as: 12203138
(a) Vitreous liquid
(b) Fused quartz
(c) Silica Glass
(d) All of the above
38. Which is not correct? 12203139
(a) On heating, conductivity of metal decreases
(b) On heating, conductivity of semi- conductor decreases
(c) Mobility of electrons increases when semi-conductor absorbs the
light
(d) On heating, conductivity of semi- conductor
increases
39. Which is not semi conductor? 12203140
(a) SiC (b)
NaCN
(c) CdS (d)
PbS
40. The viscosity of silicones
increases by ________ when temperature
is dropped: 12203141
(a) 100 times
(b) 4 times
(c) 50 times
(d) No change
41. Chemical composition of
colemanite is: (Board 2006) 12203142
(a) Ca2 B6 O11.5H2O
(b) Ca B4O3
4H2O
(c) Na2B4O7.4H2O
(d) Ca NaB5O9.8H2O
42. The solubility of Borax at
100°C is: 12203143
(a) 100 gram in 100 gram
of H2O
(b) 99 gram in 100 gram of
H2O
(c) 4 gram in 100 gram of H2O
(d) 99.3 gram in 100 gram of H2O
43. Which of the following does not form boric acid? 12203144
(a) Borax + HCl
(b) Borax + H2SO4
(c) Borax + H2O
(d) Borax + Copper Oxide
44. Which of the
following is soluble in water? 12203145
(a) Dioxoboric Acid
(b) Trioxoboric Acid
(c) Boric Anhydride
(d) Sodium Dioxoborate
45. Which of the
following statements is correct? 12203146
(a) Aluminium is used for making ships
(b) Aluminium is less conductor of electricity than
iron
(c) Aluminium is used to remove air bubbles from molten
metals in their extraction methods
(d) Aluminium is an excellent oxidizing agent
46. All
crystalline forms of silica have regular
tetrahedral arrangement of four
oxygen atoms around each Si- atom,
but differ in shapes due to:
12203147
(a) Different Si – O bond lengths
(b) Breakage of some Si - O bonds
(c) Formation of Si – Si bonds
(d) Different
rotation of Si – O bond
47. Which of the
following pigments is used for yellow marking of roads?
12203148
(a) Pb3O4 (b) 2PbCO3.Pb(OH)2
(c) PbCrO4 (d) Na2CrO4.PbCrO4
48. Ordinary
glass is: 12203149
(a) Magnesium Silicate
(b) Calcium and Sodium Silicate
(c) Calcium Silicate
(d) Sodium Silicate
49. Which one of the following gases will turn lime
water milky? 12203150
(a) Cl2 (b) NO2
(c) CO (d) CO2
50. What is the
formula of red lead? 12203151
(a) Pb3O4 (b) Pb2O3
(c) PbS (d)
PbCO3.Pb(OH)2
51. Tincal is a mineral of 12203152
(Board
2006, 2014, 2016)
(a) Al (b) B
(c) Si (d) C
52. In borax bead
test, when borax is heated with
cobalt oxide it forms bead of: 12203153
(a) Black colour
(b) Blue colour
(c) Red colour
(d) Green colour
53. Which metal
is used in the thermite process
because of its activity? (Board 2009, 2013,2016) 12203154
(a) Iron (b)
Copper
(c) Aluminium (d)
Zinc
54. Boric acid cannot be used: (Board 2010)
12203155
(a) As antiseptic in medicine
(b) For washing eyes
(c) In soda bottles
(d) For enamels and glazes
55. Basic lead
chromate is formed when lead chromate
is boiled with: 12203156
(a) dilute alkali hydroxide
(b) dilute acid (c) strong acid
(d) strong alkali hydroxide
56. Orthoboric
acid when heated to red hot gives: (Board 2011) 12203157
(a) boric anhydride
(b) Pyroboric acid
(c) metaboric acid
(d) tetraboric acid
57. Following is
used in making fire proof clothes:
(Board
2011) 12203158
(a) Water glass (b) Borax glass
(c) Kaolin (d) Asbestos
58. Kaolin is a
mineral of: (Board 2014)
12203159
(a) Carbon (b)
Magnesium
(c) Silicon (d)
Aluminium
59. Aluminium
oxide is: (Board 2015)
12203160
(a) acidic oxide (b) basic
oxide
(c) amphoteric oxide (d) none
of these
60. Which
element forms an ion with charge +3: 12203161
(a) Beryllium (b) Aluminium
(c) Carbon (d) Silicon
61. Which
electronic configuration corresponds to an element of Group-IIIA of the
periodic table: 12203162
(a) 1s2,2s2,2p6,3s2,3p1
(b) 1s2,2s2,2p6,3s2,3p6,4s2
(c) 1s2,2s2,2p6
(d) 1s2,2s2,2p6,3s2,3p3
62. Which
element among the following belongs to
Group IVA of the periodic table: (Board 2013) 12203163
(a) Barium (b) Iodine
(c) Lead (d) Oxygen
63. Which
of the following elements is not present abundantly in earth’s crust?
12203164
(a) Silicon (b) Aluminium
(c) Sodium (d) Oxygen
64. The
chief ore of aluminium is:
(Board 2014, 2015) 12203165
(a) Na3AlF6 (b) Al2O3.2H2O
(c) Al2O3 (d) Al2O3.H2O
65. White
crystalline substance having 37% solubility in water at 107oC is:
12203166
(a) Na2B4O7 (b) HBO2
(c) H6B4O9 (d) H3BO3
66. China
wares are made from a mixture of Kaolin, boneash and: 12203167
(a) Litharge (b) Asbestos
(c) Feldspar (d) Talc
67. Which
of the following is used in the manufacture of flint glass: 12203168
(a) Boric acid (b) Litharge
(c) Feldspar (d) Lead
suboxide
SHORT QUESTIONS
Q.1 Why the atomic size
in group-III varies down the group? 12203169
Q.2 Why Boron differs
from its own family members? 12203170
Q.3 Why aqueous solution
of borax is alkaline in nature? (Board 2015) 12203171
Q.4 Why orthoboric acid (H3BO3)
is called mono basic acid?
(Board 2011) 12203172
Q.5 Why Nitric acid is transported
in Al containers? 12203173
Q.6 Tin and Lead are metals but
their M.P and B.P is less than C, Si &Ge. Why?
12203174
Q.7 What is s-inert pair effect? 12203175
Q.8 Why CO2 is gas and
SiO2 is solid although they are oxides of the same group? (Board 2006, 2013, 2014) 12203176
Q.9 What are acids of
boron? Which one is most stable? (Board 2014) 12203177
Q.10 Why are silicones considered
better lubricants than petroleum?
(Board 2008) 12203178
Q.11 What is Borax Bead
Test?
(Board 2008,
2013) 12203179
Q.12 How does borax act as
water softening agent? 12203180
Q.13 What is the effect of
Heat on H3BO3? (Board 2009, 2014) 12203181
Q.14 What is Anodizing of
“Al”? 12203182
Q.15 How
are silicone polymers prepared? (Board 2009) 12203183
Q.16 How boric acid is titrated
with alkali? 12203184
Q.17 What are semi conductors?
(Board 2010) 12203185
Q.18 Why Ge, Se and Si are semi conductors? 12203186
Q.19 What is chrome yellow? 12203187
Q.20 What is formula of white lead? Give its uses
and properties also. 12203188
Q.21 How semi conductor is used in transistors? 12203189
Q.22 How aqueous solution of Borax turns red
litmus into blue colour? 12203190
Q.23 What is the effect of temperature on semi
conductor? 12203191
Q.24 How is the clay hardened? 12203192
Q.25 How does the structure of SiO2
differ from CO2.? 12203193
Q.26 How are ordinary petroleum compared with
silicone oils as lubricant?
12203194
Q.27 What is the effect of temperature on the
solubility of borax? 12203195
Q.28 What is thermite process? 12203196
Q.29 What happens when white lead is heated in
air at about 340°C?(Board 2008) 12203197
Q.30 Why does Aluminium not
react with HNO3? (Board 2006) 12203198
Q.31 How is the glassy mass
produced from borax? (Board 2008) 12203199
Q.32 What are silicates?(Board 2009)12203200
Q.33 Why is CO2
non-polar in nature? OR Explain structure of CO2. 12203201
(Board 2009, 2015)
Q.34 How carbon behaves differently
from other members of its own group?
(Board 2010) 12203202
Q.35 How weathering
phenomena convert Potassium feldspar into clay?
(Board
2010, 2014) 12203203
Q.36 Give uses of lead sub
oxide.
(Board 2011) 12203204
Q.37 How Al finds its uses
in metallurgy and photoflash bulbs? (Board 2011)12203205
Q.38 Give the names and the formulas of three ores of aluminium (Board
2006, 13)
12203206
Q.39 Write the reactions of boric acid with: (Board 2014, 2015) 12203207
Q.40 Give reactions of Al with (a) NaOH (b) H2SO4
12203208
Q.41 What is chemical garden?
(Board 2014) 12203209
Q.42 Give two similarities between Carbon and silicon. (Board 2015) 12203210
Q.43 How borax can be prepared from colemanite? Give equation.
(Board 2016) 12203211
Q.44 Give any two uses of sodium silicate. (Board 2016) 12203212
Q.45 Give reaction when borax
is heated with CoO. 12201213
Q.46 Write a structural formula
showing silicon dioxide a covalent – network
solid. What is its formula unit? 12203214
Q.47 Borate glazes are better
than silicate glazes. Explain. 12203215
Q.48 What is chrome yellow?
Give its uses. 12203216
UNIT
4
|
Multiple Choice Questions
Encircle the correct answer.
1. Which of the following elements is most
metallic? 12204060
(a) As (b) P
(c) Bi (d) Sb
2. Which one of the following is acidic
oxide? 12204061
(a) N2O3 (b) N2O5
(c) N2O4 (d) N2O
3. Nitric oxide is prepared by the action of
dilute HNO3 on: 12204062
(a) Fe (b) Cu
(c) Zn (d) Sn
4. Laughing
gas is prepared by heating:
12204063
(a) NaNO3 (b) Ca(NO3)2
(c) NH4NO3 (d) NH4NO2
5. Ring test is used to confirm the presence
of: 12204064
(a) Nitrogen
(b) Nitrogen
dioxide
(c) Nitride
(d) Nitrate
ion
6. Which allotropic form of phosphorus is
very reactive & poisonous? 12204065
(a) Red (b) Black
(c) Violet (d) White
7. Aqua Regia
is a mixture of conc. HNO3 and conc. HCl, its reactivity is due to
the evolution of a gas: 12204066
(a) NO (b) NO2
(c) Cl2 (d) N2O
8. CH3OH
+? ¾¾® CH3Cl + H3PO3:
12204067
(a) PCl5 (b) POCl3
(c) P4
+ Cl2 (d) PCl3
9. Phosphorus has the oxidation number +3 in:
12204068
(a) Metaphosphoric acid
(b) Orthophosphoric acid
(c) Phosphorus acid
(d) Pyrophosphoric acid
10. PCl5 is kept in a well stoppered
bottle because: 12204069
(a) It is highly volatile
(b) It is decomposed by light
(c) It reacts with air of atmosphere to give
POCl3
(d) It reacts with moisture of air
11. Yellow colour of Nitric acid is due to the
presence of: 12204070
(a) NO (b) NO2
( (c) N2O (d) N2O5
12. Oxygen is more electronegative than sulphur,
yet H2S is acidic and H2O is neutral because: 12204071
(a) H2O
is associated due to H- bonding
(b) H-S
bond is weaker than H-O bond
(c) H2S
is gas while H2O is liquid
(d) Molecular
weight of H2S is more than
H2O
13. In contact process impurities of Arsenic are
removed by: 12204072
(a) Fe(OH)3 (b) Al(OH)3
(c) Cr(OH)3 (d) Fe2O3
14. The
volatility of H2SO4 is low due to:
(a) Strong
bonds 12204073
(b) High
molecular mass
(c) Covalent
bonds
(d) Hydrogen
bonding
15. Conc. H2SO4 dehydrate
the oxalic acid into: 12204074
(a) CO2
+ H2O
(b) CO
+ H2O
(c) C
+ H2O
(d) CO
+ CO2 + H2O
16. If current is allowed to pass through pure
conc. H2SO4. It behaves as:
(a) Good conductor 12204075
(b) Non
conductor
(c) Weak
conductor
(d) Ionize
into H+ &
17. Concentrated HNO3 acts as
oxidizing agent when treated with red phosphorus gives: 12204076
(a) P2O3 (b) P2O5
(c) HPO3 (d) H3PO4
18. Which one of the following is wrong
statement about H2SO4? 12204077
(a) Sulphonating
agent
(b) Highly
viscous
(c) Reducing
agent
(d) Oxidizing
agent
19. Which element does not belong to group VI A? 12204078
(a) S (b) As
(c) Te (d) Po
20. Which element of group VIA shows the only
two covalency? 12204079
(a) S (b) O
(c) Se (d) Te
21. Anamolous behaviour of Nitrogen is due to: 12204080
(a) Ease
of formation of triple bond
(b) Its
small size and high E.N.
(c) Absence
of d-orbitals
(d) All
of the above
22. N2
molecule is less reactive due to: 12204081
(a) High
E.N.
(b) Stable
electronic configuration
(c) High
dissociation energy
(d) Small
atomic radius
23. Which oxide changes to
colorless solid? 12204082
(a) N2O (b) N2O4
(c) N2O5 (d) NO
24. Which
statement is false? 12204083
(a) NH3
is a lewis acid
(b) NH2
is triangular planar
(c) NH3
acts as a reducing agent
(d) NH3 (liquid) is used as a solvent
25. Moist
ammonia gas is dried over: 12204084
(a) P2O5
(b) Anhydrous CaCl2
(c) CaO
(d) Conc. H2SO4
26. Nitrous oxide is prepared in the laboratory: 12204085
(a) By
combination of N2 and O2
(b) Reduction
of NO
(c) Reduction
of Nitric Acid
(d) Thermal
decomposition of NH4NO3
27. Aqueous
solution of NH3 consists of: 12204086
(a) H+ (b)
(c) NH4+ (d) NH4+ +
28. In NO3-1
the number of Bond pairs and lone pairs of electrons on nitrogen are: 12204087
(a) 2,
2 (b) 3, 1
(c) 1,
3 (d) 3, 0
29. FeSO4
forms brown ring with: 12204088
(a) NO2 (b) N2O3
(c) NO (d) N2O4
30. The
formula of laughing gas is: (Board 2010, 2013, 2015) 12204089
(a) N2O (b) NO2
(c) N2O3 (d) N2O4
31. NO2
is used as: 12204090
(a) Rocket
Fuel
(b) Catalyst
in the manufacture of H2SO4 in lead
chamber process
(c) Starting
material in the manufacturing of
HNO3
(d) All
of the above
32. NO2
is treated with KI then: 12204091
(a) I-1
is oxidized
(b) I-1
is reduced
(c) I2
is not liberated
(d) Potassium
nitrite is not formed
33. HNO2
acts as: 12204092
(a) Oxidizing
agent
(b) Reducing
agent
(c) Oxidizing
and reducing agent
(d) Dehydrating
agent
34. Zinc and v.dil. HNO3 reacts to
form:
12204093
(a) NO
(b) NO2
(c) NH4NO3
(d) N2O
35. Gold
dissolves in aqua regia to give: 12204094
(a) Aurm
Chloric Acid
(b) Auric
Chloride
(c) Aurous
Chloride
(d) Mixture
of all of the above
36. Molecular formula of white phosphorous is: 12204095
(a) P4 (b) P
(c) P3 (d) P2
37. Which
phosphorous is most stable? 12204096
(a) White (b) Black
(c) Red (d) All are equal
38. What is general electronic configuration of
VI, A group elements? 12204097
(a) ns2
np4 (b) ns2 np3
(c) ns2
np2 (d) ns2 np5
39. AgNO3
gives yellow ppt with: 12204098
(a) Ca3(PO4)2 (b) Na3 PO4
(c) Mg3(PO4)2 (d) None of these
40. The catalyst used in contact process is: (Board 2009) 12204099
(a) P2O5 (b) V2O5
(c) SO3 (d) Ag2O
41. Which
is Tribasic Acid? 12204100
(a) H3PO4 (b) H3PO3
(c) Both
(a & b) (d) None of these
42. Which of the following shows
phosphorescence? 12204101
(a) Yellow
P (b) Black P
(c) White
P (d) Red P
43. What are possible products for hydrolysis of
PCl3? 12204102
(a) PH3
+ HClO
(b) H3PO4 +
HCl
(c) H3PO3
+ HClO (d) H3PO3
+ HCl
44. Phosphorus when reacted with SOCl2
gives: 12204103
(a) PCl5 (b) H3PO3
(c) PCl3 (d) H3PO4
45. Which of the following cannot expand its
outer shell of electrons beyond the octet? 12204104
(a) O (b) S
(c) Se (d) Te
46. Which
compound will give carbon with concentrated H2SO4? 12204105
(a) Starch
(b) Ethyl
Alcohol
(c) Oxalic
Acid
(d) Formic
Acid
47. Which
of the following is called oil of vitriol? 12204106
(a) H2S (b) H2SO3
(c) H2SO4 (d) HNO3
48. Which
of the following chlorides gives white precipitate with H2SO4?
12204107
(a) NaCl (b) MgCl2
(c) BaCl2
(d) ZnCl2
49. When P2O5 is treated
with Nitric Acid, the acid is converted to: 12204108
(a) NO2 (b) NO
(c) N2O3 (d) N2O5
50. When P2O3
is reacted with hot water the products formed are: 12204109
(a) H3PO3 (b) H3PO4
(c) H3PO3
+ PH3 (d) H3PO4 + PH3
51. The brown gas formed when metal reduces HNO3
is: 12204110
(Board
2006, 2013, 2014) OR
Which of the following is a reddish
brown gas:
(a) N2O (b) N2O5
(c) NO2 (d) NO
52. Oxidation
of NO in air produces: (Board 2007,16) 12204111
(a) N2O (b) N2O3
(c) N2O4 (d) N2O5
53. The percentage of nitrogen by volume in air
is: (Board 2007) 12204112
(a) 98 (b) 88
(c) 78 (d) 68
54. Which of the following is not the property of phosphorous?(Board 2008)
12204113
(a) It
means light bearing
(b) It
does not exist free in nature
(c) Rich
source of phosphorous in bone ash
(d)
It does not exist in allotropic forms
55. SO3 is not absorbed in water
directly to form H2SO4 because: (Board 2008) 12204114
(a) The
reaction does not go to completion
(b) The
reaction is quite slow
(c) The
reaction is highly exothermic
(d) SO3
is insoluble in water
56. The most poisonous form of phosphorus is: 12204115
(a) White (b) Red
(c) Black (d) Amorphous
57. At 18oC the specific gravity of H2SO4
is: (Board 2010) 12204116
(a) 1.891 (b) 1.834
(c) 2.101 (d) 1.740
58. Among the elements of VA group which has
highest ionization energy:
(Board 2016) 12204117
(a) Nitrogen (b) Phosphorous
(c) Antimony (d) Bismuth
59. Among group VA elements, the most electronegative element is: 12204118
(a) Sb (b) N
(c) P (d) As
60. Out of all the elements of group VIA, the highest melting and
boiling point is shown by the element: 12204119
(a) Te (b) Se
(c) S (d) Pb
61. Which of the following species has the maximum number of unpaired
electrons? 12204120
(a) O2 (b) O2+
(c) O2– (d)
62. When sugar is treated with Conc.H2SO4, it
becomes black due to: (Board 2013) 12204121
(a) Decolourization (b) Dehydration
(c) Hydrolysis (d) Hydration
63. Which of the following has three allotropic forms: 12204122
(a) Oxygen (b) Sulphur
(c) Selenium (d) Telurium
64. Decomposition of NO2 to NO and O2 takes
place at: 12204123
(a) 630oC (b) 625 oC
(c) 620 oC (d) 615
oC
65. The composition of aqua regia (by volume) is: 12204124
(a) 1 HNO3, 3HCl (b) 2
HNO3, 2HCl
(c) 2HNO3, 1 HCl (d) 3HNO3,
1 HCl
Short Questions
Q.1 Why
in group-V nitrogen can form maximum number of oxides? 12204125
Q.2 How
N2O resemble O2? 12204126
Q.3 What
products are obtained when NO2 is allowed to dissolve in the
presence & absence of O2? 12204127
Q.4 In
the formation of NO why electric arc is used? 12204128
Q.5 Why
can HNO3 acid give fumes in air? 12204129
Q.6 Why
HNO3 acid acts as an oxidizing agent? 12204130
Q.7 Why
only HNO3 is preferred to be used in explosive? 12204131
Q.8 Why
is white phosphorous more reactive than red phosphorous? 12204132
Q.9 Why
phosphorous acid H3PO3 acts as a dibasic acid? 12204133
Q.10 What
are the natural sources of phosphorous? 12204134
Q.11 Why
pure conc. H2SO4 is a non-conductor? 12204135
Q.12 Write
some uses of H2SO4.
(Board 2014) 12204136
Q.13 The
outer most p-Sub shell of group V-A elements are very stable. Why?
12204137
Q.14 How
Nitrogen differ from other family members with reference to oxidation state?
12204138
Q.15 Justify
N2O is supporter of combustion. (Board 2014) 12204139
Q.16 How
HNO2 acts as an oxidizing agent? 12204140
Q.17 How
HNO2 acts as a reducing agent? (Board 2015) 12204141
Q.18 What
is aqua regia? How it dissolves noble metals like gold?
(Board 2013,
14) 12204142
Q.19 How
PCl5 and NH3 differ in structure? 12204143
Q.20 P2O5
is dehydrating agent. Justify.
(Board 2014) 12204144
Q.21 How
oxygen differs from other family members? 12204145
Q.22 What
are optimum conditions for manufacture of H2SO4 by
contact Process?
12204146
Q.23 Why
SO3 gas is not dissolved directly in H2O for the
preparation of H2SO4? 12204147
Q.24 H2SO4
is known as king of chemicals. Why? (Board 2014) 12204148
Q.25 NO2
is strong oxidizing agent. Justify with two examples.
(Board 2008) 12204149
Q.26 What
types of oxides are formed by elements of group VA? 12204150
Q.27 What
is the effect of temperature on phosphoric acid? (Board 2009) 12204151
Q.28 How does sulphur occur in nature? 12204152
Q.29 What
are practical uses of HNO3?
(Board 2014,
15) 12204153
Q.30 Why
the outer most p-sub-shells of group VA are extra stable? 12204154
Q.31 Give
the reactions of dilute nitric acid with:
(Board 2006) 12204155
(a) Mg (b)
Cu
Q.32 Sulphuric
acid can be prepared by any concentration by contact process. Discuss. (Board 2007) 12204156
Q.33 Describe
ring test for the confirmation of nitrate ions in solution.
(Board 2008,
2010) 12204157
Q.34 Why
the elements of group VIA other than oxygen show more than two oxidation sates?
(Board 2016) 12204158
Q.35 How
red phosphorous is prepared from white phosphorous? 12204159
Q.36 Nitric
acid acts as oxidizing agent while nitrous acid can act both as an oxidizing
and a reducing agent. 12204160
Q.37 Oxygen
is a gas while sulphur is a solid. Explain. 12204161
Q.38 Give
the advantages of contact process for the manufacturing of sulphuric acid. (H2SO4). 12204162
Q.39 What
is the effect of heat on NO2? (Board 2009) 12204163
Q.40 Justify
that Conc.H2SO4 acts as dehydrating agent by writing two
equations.
(Board 2010,
2013, 2016) 12204164
Q.41 Name
three allotropic forms of phosphorous. (Board 2011) 12204165
Q.42 Justify with one example each that HNO3
is an acid, an oxidizing agent and nitrating agent. (Board
2008)
12204166
Q.43 State three reactions of Zinc with HNO3 considering
its concentration and temperature. (Board 2009) 12204167
Q.44 Give two methods for preparation of PCl3. (Board 2013) 12204168
Q.45 Give the name of four elements which do not react with nitric
acid. (Board 2013) 12204169
Q.46 Give the structure of HNO2 and HNO3. (Board 2010, 2013)
Q.47 What happens when NO2 is dissolved in water? (Board 2014) 12204170
UNIT
5
|
Multiple
Choice Questions
Encircle the right answer:
1. Which
of the following hydrogen halides is the
weakest acid in solution?
(a) HF (b) HBr 12205056
(c) HI (d) HCl (Board 2013)
2. Chlorine
heptaoxide Cl2O7
reacts with water to form: (Board 2008) 12205057
(a) hypochlorous acid (b)
chloric acid
(c) perchloric acid
(d) chlorine and oxygen
3. Hydrogen
bonding is the strongest in the
molecules of: (Board 2009) 12205058
(a) HF (b) HCl
(c) HBr (d)
HI
4. Which
halogen will react with Au spontaneously
to produce Au+3? 12205059
(a) Br2 (b) F2 (Board
2014)
(c) I2 (d) Cl2
5. The
anhydride of HClO4 is: (Board 2008, 2009,
2013) 12205060
(a) ClO (b) ClO2
(c) ClO3 (d)
Cl2O7
6. Bleaching
powder may be produced by passing
chlorine over: 12205061
(a) calcium carbonate
(b) hydrated calcium sulphate
(c) anhydrous calcium sulphate
(d) calcium hydroxide
7. Which
is the strongest acid? 12205062
(a) HClO (b) HClO2 (Board 2014, 15) (c) HClO3 (d)
HClO4
8. Which
halogen occurs naturally in a positive
oxidation state? (Board 2016)12205063
(a) Fluorine (b) Chlorine
(c) Bromine (d) Iodine
9. An
element that has high ionization energy
and tends to be chemically inactive
would most likely to be: 12205064
(a) an alkali metal
(b) a transition element
(c) a noble gas
(d) a halogen
10. Which
of the following represents the correct
electronic configuration of the outermost
energy level of an element of zero
(VIII) group in the ground state?
(a) s2p2 (b) s2p4 12205065
(c) s2p5 (d)
s2p6
11. Which
is the radioactive halogen?
(a) Br (b) At 12205066
(c) Cl (d) F
12. Which
of the following halogens is solid
at room temperature? 12205067
(a) I2 (b)
Br2
(c) F2 (d)
Cl2
13. Photographic
plates are coated with a film of:
12205068
(a) AgNO3 (b)
AgI
(c) AgCl (d) AgBr
14. Fluorine
is largely used in: 12205069
(a) rocket
fuels
(b) making
Teflon
(c) Making Freon
(d) All of the above
15. What
is the formula of Teflon? 12205070
(a) CCl3.F2 (b) (C2F4)n
(c) O(CF2.CCl)n (d)
C.Cl3.F
16. One
of the halogens which forms the maximum
number of compounds with Xe is:
12205071
(a) F (b) Cl
(c) Br (d) I
17. Halogens
react with H2S and: 12205072
(a) form sulphur halides (b) are reduced
(c) are oxidized (d) none of these
18. Iodine
stains can be removed by:
12205073
(a) CaSO4 (b) NaCl
(c) Na2S (d)
Na2S2O3
19. The
most stable oxyacid of chlorine is: OR which one is perchloric acid? 12205074
(a) HClO4 (b) HClO3
(c) HClO (d)
HClO2
20. The
acid employed for etching of glass is:
12205075
(a) Aqua regia (b) HF
(c) HClO4 (d) H2SO4
21. Which
of the following has the highest pH
value? 12205076
(a) HF (b) HCl
(c) HBr (d) HI
22. Bleaching
powder is a salt of: 12205077
(a) HClO (b) HClO2
(c) HClO3 (d) HClO4
23. The
decomposition of potassium chlorate is a disproportionation reaction which
gives: 12205078
(a) KClO4 + KCl + O2
(b) KClO2 + KCl
(c) KCl + Cl2
(d) KClO + KCl
24. A
gas with boiling point -61oC
usually collected from the
radioactive decay of radium
isotopes is: 12205079
(a) Ne (b)
Ar
(c) Kr (d) Rn
25. Which
of the following is used as a non-stick
coating for cooking PANS?
12205080
(a) PVC
(b) Teflon
(c) Dichlorodifluoromethane
(d) Ethylene dibromide
26. Sodium
or potassium iodide is added to the
iodized salt to avoid: 12205081
(a) Hyper acidity (b) Hypertension
(c) Beri-beri (d) Goiter
27. Krypton
traces present in air, colourless,
odourless, and fairly expensive gas
give line emission spectrum with spectral lines of: 12205082
(a) Yellow colour
(b) Red colour
(c) Blue colour
(d) Green and orange colour
28. Helium
gas is used in: 12205083
(a) Traffic signals
(b) Electric bulbs
(c) Flash lamps for photography
(d) Bactericidal lamps
29. Fluorine
does not form salts like NaClO3,
NaIO3 because: 12205084
(a) F is small sized atom
(b) F has maximum electronegativity
(c) F has high electron affinity
(d) F has valence shell octet
30. Which
of the halogens does not form pentahalide
of phosphorus? 12205085
(a) F (b) Cl
(c) Br (d) I
31. Chlorine
acts as bleaching agent only in the presence of: 12205086
(a) Pure O2 (b)
Dry Air
(c) Moisture (d) Sunlight
32. Which
of the following acids is thermally stable? 12205087
(a) HClO3 (b) HClO
(c) HClO4 (d)
HClO2
33. Which
of the following halogens will not
form oxyacid? 12205088
(a) Cl (b) F
(c) Br (d) I
34. All
halogens act as oxidizing agents when: 12205089
(a) They combine with non-metals
(b) They combine with noble gases
(c) They combine with metals
(d) Both (a) and (c)
35. Which
of the following is found naturally in
free form? 12205090
(a) F2
(b)
Cl2
(c) Br2
(d) None of the above
36. Which
of the following has only -1 oxidation state? 12205091
(a) F (b) Br
(c) Cl (d) I
37. The
deficiency of iodine in diet causes a disease in human beings called: 12205092
(a) Beri-Beri (Board 2010)
(b) Night blindness
(c) Goiter (d)
Rickets
38. In
the preparation of Cl2 from HCl, MnO2
acts as: 12205093
(a) Reducing agent
(b) Dehydrating agent
(c) Oxidizing agent
(d) Catalytic agent
39. Iodine
is most soluble in solution of:
(a) KMnO4 (b)
KI 12205094
(c) H2O (d) KOH
40. Which
of the following is used in radiotherapy
for cancer treatment?
12205095
(a) Rn
(b) Xe (Board 2006)
(c) Kr
(d) Ar
41. Among
noble gases, xenon has more common compounds due to its:
(a) Zero electron affinity 12205096
(b) Structure
(c) High ionization energy
(d) Low ionization energy
42. Which
noble gas is used in bactericidal lamps?
12205097
(a) He (b) Kr
(c) Ne (d) Xe
43. Which
of the following cannot be bleached by
the bleaching powder?
12205098
(a) Cotton (b) Paper pulp
(c) Linen (d) Silk
44. Xe
fluorides can be reduced to Xe by treating
them with: 12205099
(a) Carbon (b) Hydrogen
(c) Carbon monoxide (d) Nitrogen
45. Which
of the following inert gases is used
in fluorescent tubes and in radio tubes? 12205100
(a) He (b) Ne
(c) Ar (d) Rn
46. For
bleaching powder which is incorrect?
12205101
(a) Reacts with dilute acid to release Cl2
(b) Light yellow coloured powder
(c) Highly soluble in water
(d) Oxidizing agent
47. Silver
bromide is used in: (Board 2010)
12205102
(a) Paints (b) Photography
(c) Ceramics (d) Gasoline
48. The
strongest acid is (Board 2011)
12205103
(a) HF (b) HBr
(c) HCl (d)
HI
49. The
element which causes burn to skin that
heals slowly. (Board 2011)
12205104
(a) F2 (b)
Br2
(c) Cl2 (d)
I2
50. Which
of the following noble gas is used for arc welding and cutting:
(Board 2016) 12205105
(a) Helium (b) Argon
(c) Xenon (d) Radon
SHORT QUESTIONS
Q.1 Why fluorine has low
dissociation energy? 12205106
Q.2 Why HF is a liquid and other
are gases? 12205107
Q.3. Why iodine has metallic
luster?
(Board 2010,
2014, 2015) 12205108
Q.4 How does bleaching powder act
as an oxidizing agent? 12205109
Q.5 Halogens are strong oxidizing
agents. Why? 12205110
Q.6 Why fluorine and chlorine act
as decolorizing agents? (Board 2008) 12205111
Q.7 How do you justify that Cl2O7
is the anhydride of perchloric acid? 12205112
Q.8 How does radon differs from
its own family members? 12205113
Q.9 Give uses of Helium? (Board 2016)
12205114
Q.10 How the solubilities of
noble gases are affected in water? (Board
2015) 12205115
Q.11 What is the effect of high
voltage on noble gases? 12205116
Q.12 How is xenon obtained?
12205117
Q.13 What are the commercial
uses of iodine? 12205118
Q.14 How do you justify the
decreasing bond dissociation energy of halogen acids?
12205119
Q.15 What are the reasons due
to which fluorine shows peculiar behaviour from other members of the group?
12205120
Q.16 Why HClO4 is a
strong acid than HBrO4 and HIO4? 12205121
Q.17 How will you justify that
the reaction of chlorine with NaOH in the cold state is disproportionation
reaction?
12205122
Q.18 Compare the acidic
strengths of halogen acids. 12205123
Q.19 What is the order of
oxidizing power of halogens? 12205124
F2 + 2Cl-1
¾¾®
Cl2 + 2F-1
Q.20 Why hydrogen fluoride is a
liquid and other are gases? 12205125
Q.21 What are the commercial
uses of bromine? 12205126
Q.22 What factors affect the
oxidizing power of halogens? 12205127
Q.23 What is the trend of
thermodynamic properties of halogen acids? 12205128
Q.24 What are freons and Teflon?
Write structural formula of Teflon. Give uses.
(Board 2009, 2010, 2015, 2016) 12205129
Q.25 Give important uses of
radon.
12205130
Q.26 The acidic strength of the
oxyacids of halogens increases with the increase in the number of oxygen atoms
why? 12205131
(Board 2006,
2014)
Q.27 Why is HF a weaker acid
than HCl? (Board 2008, 09, 10, 14, 15) 12205132
Q.28 How are the halogen acids
ionized in water? Also give the chemical equation.
(Board 2008,
11) 12205133
Q.29 How is the activity of
bleaching powder measured? (Board 2009) 12205134
Q.30 F2 is gas while
I2 is solid at room temperature. Why? (Board 2009) 12205135
Q.31 The elements of VIIIA
group are called noble gases. Comment.
(Board 2011) 12205136
Q.32 Give the names and
formulae of oxyacids of chlorine. (Board 2014) 12205137
Q.33 Write the reaction of
NaOH with Cl2 in cold state.
(Board
2014) 12205138
Q.34 Write any two uses of
krypton.
(Board
2016) 12205139
Q.35 The viscosity of water is
more than HF. Justify. 12205140
Q.36 F – F bond in fluorine is
weaker than Cl – Cl bond in chlorine. Why? 12205141
Q.37 Why halogens are colored?
Q.38 Why most of noble gas compounds
involve only fluorine and oxygen? 12205143
UNIT
6
Transition Elements
Multiple Choice Questions
Encircle the right answer:
1. The
electronic configuration of Cu
(At
No. 29) is: 12206054
(a) [Ar]
3d9 4s2 (b) [Ar] 3d9 4s1
(c) [Ar]
3d10 4s1 (d) [Ar] 3d10 4s2
2. Group
VII – B of transition elements contains:
12206055
(a) Cu, Ag, Au (b) Mn, Tc, Re
(c) V, Nb, Ta (d) Fe,
Ru, Os
3. Lanthanides
and Actinides are also called:
12206056
(a) inner transition elements
(b) outer transition elements
(c) typical transition elements
(d) non typical transition elements
4. Fe+3
is strongly paramagnetic and has:
(a) 2 unpaired electrons 12206057
(b) 3 unpaired electrons
(c) 4 unpaired electrons
(d) 5 unpaired electrons
5. Coordination
number of iron in K4[Fe(CN)6]
is: 12206058
(a) +
3 (b) + 4
(c) -
4 (d) 6
6. Which
one is not a typical transition metal?
12206059
(a) Ag (b)
Au
(c) Y (d)
Ru
7. The
number of unpaired electrons in Mn+2
is:
12206060
(a) 3 (b)
5
(c) 6 (d)
7
8. The strength of binding energy of transition elements depends upon:
(Board 2013, 2014) 12206061
(a) no.
of unpaired electrons
(b) number
of valence electrons
(c) number
of lone pairs of electrons
(d) number
of bond pairs
9. Mild
steel contains carbon percentage: (Board 2016) 12206062
(a) 0.1
– 0.2% (b) 0.3 – 0.7%
(c) 0.7
– 1.5% (d) 1.6 – 2.0%
10. The
formula of limonite (ore of iron) is:
12206063
(a) FeO
(b) Fe3O4
(c) Fe2O3
(d) Fe2O3. 3H2O
11. The
percentage of carbon in different types
of iron products is in the order:
12206064
(a) wrought
iron > steel > cast iron
(b) cast
iron > wrought iron > steel
(c) steel
> cast iron > wrought iron
(d) cast
iron > steel > wrought iron
12. The
colour of transition metal complexes
is due to: (Board 2014) 12206065
(a) paramagnetic
nature
(b) variable
oxidation states
(c) d
– d transition of electrons
(d) high
conductivity
13. Which
is formula of tetra-ammine chloro-nitro
platinum (IV) sulphate? 12206066
(a) [Pt(NH3)4
(NO2)Cl]SO4
(b) [Pt(NO2)Cl(NH3)4]
SO4
(c) [Pt(Cl(NO2)
(NH3)4] SO4
(d) [Pt(NH3)4
(NO2)] SO4
14. In
steel presence of some Mn provides: 12206067
(a) rust
proofing
(b) hardness
& tensile strength
(c) lustrous
surface
(d) malleability
15. The
equation
2CrO42-
+ 2H+ Cr2O72-
+ H2O
is
at equilibrium, what will happen if
OH- ions are added to
it: 12206068
(a) equilibrium
shifts to left
(b) equilibrium
shifts to right
(c) no
change in equilibrium
(d) none
of the above
16. Chromyl
chloride test is performed for the
identification of: 12206069
(a) K+ ions (b) Na+ ions
(c) Cl ions (d)
Cr+3 ions
17. The
oxidation state of Mn in K2MnO4 is: 12206070
(a) +
5 (b) + 6
(c) +
7 (d) + 2
18. d-block
elements which show anam- olous
configuration in first series are:
12206071
(a) Cr
& Cu (b) Cr
& Ni
(c) Cu
& Co (d) Fe
& Ni
19. The
state of hybridization of Cu in [Cu(NH3)4]+2
is: 12206072
(a) sp3
(b) dsp2
(c) dsp3
(d)
sp3d2
20. Transition
elements form complexes because
they have: 12206073
(a) small
sizes
(b) strong
binding energy
(c) vacant
d-orbitals
(d) large
nuclear charge
21. The
most durable metal plating on iron to
protect against corrosion is: 12206074
(a) nickel
plating
(b) copper
plating
(c) tin
plating
(d) zinc
plating
22. Bessemer
converter is used for the manufacture
of: 12206075
(a) steel (b)
wrought iron
(c) cast
iron (d) pig iron
23. Acidified
KMnO4 acts as: 12206076
(a) oxidizing
agent (b) reducing agent
(c) catalyst (d) medium
24. Stadeler’s
process is used to prepare: (Board 2013)
12206077
(a) K2MnO4
(b)
K2CrO4
(c) KMnO4
(d)
K2Cr2O7
25. What
is the formula of chromyl chloride?
12206078
(a) CrOCl (b)
CrO2Cl2
(c) CrOCl2
(d)
CrO2Cl
26. A
complex of the polydentate ligands with
same metal ion which has one or more
rings in its structure are called:
(a) Leachates 12206079
(b) Polymers
(c) Chelates
(d) Interstitial
compounds
27. If
the complex ion is negatively charged then the name of the metal ends in: 12206080
(a) -O
(b) -ate
(c) -yl (d) -ic
28. The
complex [Ti(H2O)6]+3 absorbs yellow light,
while most of the blue and red lights are transmitted, therefore the solution
of complex looks in ____colour: 12206081
(a) red (b) green
(c) violet (d)
yellow
29. The
maximum oxidation state is shown by
which of the following transition elements? 12206082
(a) chromium (b) iron
(c) cobalt (d) manganese
30. Which
of the following group elements are
called non-typical transition elements? 12206083
(a) group
II B and IV B
(b) group
II B and III B
(c) group
III B and V B
(d) group
I B and II B
31. The
geometry of the complex [Co(NH3)6]+3
is: 12206084
(a) tetrahedral
(b) square
Planar
(c) trigonal
Bipyramidal
(d) octahedral
32. The
formula of haematite ore of iron is: 12206085
(a) Fe2O3
(b)
Fe3O4
(c) Fe2O3
.3H2O (d) FeS
33. Which
of the following is not a slag? (a) MnSiO3
(b) FeSiO3
12206086
(c) Ca3(PO4)2
(d)
P2O5
34. The
manufacturing of steel by open hearth
process completes in: 12206087
(a) 8
hours (b) 6 hours
(c) 10
hours (d) 12 hours
35. The
open hearth furnace will have acidic
lining of SiO2 when the impurities
present in cast iron contains: 12206088
(a) P
and S (b) Mn and S
(c) P
and Si (d) Mn and Si
36. The
open hearth furnace is lined with dolomite
(CaO, MgO), basic lining when impurities in cast iron contains:
12206089
(a) P
and Si (b) P and S
(c) S
and Mn (d) Mn and Si
37. Chromates
and dichromates are the salts of: 12206090
(a) H3CrO4
and H2Cr2O7
(b) H2CrO4
and H2Cr2O7
(c) H3Cr2O7
and H2CrO4
(d) HCrO4
and H2CrO4
38. The
Cr2O and CrO4-2 ions in an aqueous solution exist in
equilibrium, when acid is added to such
solution, the equilibrium will
shift: 12206091
(a) left side
(b) right
side
(c) equilibrium
remains uneffected
(d) both
forward and reverse side
39. The
oxidation state of Ag in the complex
[Ag(NH3)2]Cl is: 12206092
(a) +2
(b)
+3
(c) +1
(d)
0
40. K2Cr2O7
is used as: 12206093
(a) disinfectant
(b) germicide
(c) preservative
(d) leather tanning
41. Which
of the following is a typical transition
element? (Board 2016) 12206094
(a) Si (b)
Y
(c) Ra (d)
Co
42. Group
IIB of transition elements contains: 12206095
(a) Zn,
Cd, Hg (b) Fe, Ru, Os
(c) Cr,
Mo, W (d) Mn, Te, Re
43. Wrought
iron contains: 12206096
(a) 0.12%
to 2.5% C
(b) 0.15%
to 1.5% C
(c) 0.12%
to 0.25% C
(d) 1.5%
to 2.5% C
44. The
chemical formula of pyrolusite is: 12206097
(a) MnO2
(b) K2MnO4
(c) K2Cr2O7
(d) K2CrO4
45. The
geometrical shape of the complex ion
[Mn Cl4]-2
is: 12206098
(a) Tetrahedral
(b) Octahedral
(c) Trigonal Bipyramidal
(d) Square
Planar
46. In
the manufacture of steel by open hearth
furnace, the temperature is kept at: 12206099
(a) 100°C (b)
1600°C
(c) 2000°C (d)
2500°C
47. Rusting
of metal takes place in: 12206100
(a) air (b) moist air
(c) CO2
(d)
O2
48. Which
of the following metals is found most
abundant in earth crust? 12206101
(a) Fe (b)
Al
(c) Mn (d)
Cr
49. KMnO4
when reacts with sulphuric acid,
produces: 12206102
(a) HMnO2
(b) MnO2
(c) 5
Oxygen -atoms
(d) 3
Oxygen -atoms
50. Which
of the following compounds generally
forms purple crystals?
12206103
(a) K2CrO4
(b) K2Cr2O7
(c) K2MnO4
(d)
KMnO4
51. Which
of the following ions contains five
unpaired electrons? 12206104
(a) Cr+3
(b)
Ni+2
(c) Mn+3
(d)
Fe+3
52. Which
one of the following is not slag? 12206105
(a) Na2SiO3
(b) CaSiO3
(c) MnSiO3
(d) FeSiO3
53. When
iron atoms are substituted by Cr,
Mn and Ni atoms, then it is called:
12206106
(a) alloy
Steel (b) bronze
(c) german
Silver (d) brass
54. Which
one of the following ions is colourless? 12206107
(a) Sc+3
(b)
Ti+3
(c) V+3
(d)
Cr+3
55. Which
one of the following elements does not show variable oxidation state?
(a) Sc (b) Cu 12206108
(c) V (d) Zn
56. Which
of the following pairs is strongly paramagnetic? 12206109
(a) Mn+2,
Fe+2 (b) Mn+3,
Fe+2
(c) Mn+2,
Fe+3 (d) Mn+3, Fe+3
57. Zn+2
salts are colourless due to: 12206110
(a) no
of unpaired d-electrons
(b) all
d-electrons are unpaired
(c) all
d-orbitals are empty
(d) two
d-orbitals are hybridized
58. Large
pieces of magnesium are bolted to ships
to prevent corrosion of the iron propeller
shaft. Mg acts as: 12206111
(a) sacrificial
cathode
(b) sacrificial
anode
(c) magnesium
hydride
(d) none of the above
59. Water
pipes are protected from rust by: 12206112
(a) tin
plating
(b) galvanizing
with Zn
(c) both
(a) and (b)
(d) none
of the above
60. In
acidic medium which one of the following
acts as oxidizing agent?
(a) K2CO3
(b) KI 12206113
(c) H2S (d)
K2Cr2O7
61. The
name of [Ni(CO)4] is:
12206114
(a) Nickel
(II) Tetracarbonyl
(b) Tetracarbonyl
Nickel (0)
(c) Nickel (0) tetracarbonyl
(d) Tetra
carbonyl nickel (IV)
62. Pure
iron rod having no impurity when dipped
in water then the iron is:
(a) oxidized (b)
corroded 12206115
(c) not
corroded (d) magnetized
63. Aluminum
is added to the steel when manufactured
at the end. It is added to: 12206116
(a) protect
it from rusting
(b) remove
slag
(c) form
alloy steel
(d) to
remove bubbles of gases such as Nitrogen
64. The
formula of natural chromite is:
12206117
(a) Cr2(SO4)3
(b)
FeO. Cr2O3
(c) Cr2O3
(d)
CrO2Cl2
65. The
element which extracts carbon from
cast iron in Bessemer converter is: 12206118
(a) Mn (b)
Si (Board 2006)
(c) Fe (d)
MnO
66. Which
of the following is a non-typical transition
element? (Board 2007, 15) 12206119
(a) Cr (b) Mn
(c) Zn (d) Fe
67. The
first transition series starts with: (Board 2007)
12206120
(a) Sc (b) Y
(c) La (d) Ac
68. Group
VI-B of transition elements contains: (Board 2008, 09)
12206121
(a) Zn,
Cd, Hg (b) Mn, Te, Re
(c) Cr,
Mo, W (d) Fe, Ru, Os
69. Oxidation
number of Fe in K4[Fe(CN)6]
is: (Board 2009) 12206122
(a) +4 (b)
+2
(c) +6 (d)
-4
70. Coordination
number of Pt in [PtCl(NO2)(NH3)4] is:
(Board
2010, 15) 12206123
(a) 2 (b)
4
(c) 1 (d) 6
71. f-block
elements are also called: 12206124
(a) non-typical
transition elements
(b)
outer transition elements (Board 2011)
(c) inner
transition elements
(d)
normal transition elements
72. Following
property of transition metal does not
vary with a regular pattern:
12206125
(a) binding energy
(b) melting point
(c) covalent
radius
(d)
cationic radius
73. The
total number of transition elements is: 12206126
(a) 10 (b)
14
(c) 40 (d) 58
74. The
coordination number of Cu in [Cu(NH3)4]SO4 is:
(Board
2014) 12206127
(a) Zero (b) Two
(c) Four (d) Six
75. Fe+3
and Mn+2 are strongly paramagnetic as they both have _____ unpaired
electrons. 12206128
(a) Six (b) Four
(c) Five (d) Three
76. CrO2Cl2
is a: 12206129
(a) Colorless gas (b) Deep red liquid
(c) Colorless solid (d) a brown
liquid
SHORT ANSWERS
Q.1 Tin plated Iron gets rusted more
rapidly when the protective coating is damaged than unplated Iron. Why?
(Board
2009, 13, 14) 12206130
Q.2 How galvanizing helps to
protect Iron from rusting? (Board 2009) 12206131
Q.3 What
are typical and non-typical transition elements? (Board 2008, 14) 12206132
Q.4 What
is paramagnetism? What are its units?
(Board 2009,
2014) 12206133
Q.5 What
is d – d transition? / Why transition metal compounds are coloured?
12206134
Q.6 What are interstitial compounds?
12206135
Q.7 What are substitutional alloys?
12206136
Q.8 How formula of a complex ion is
written when its name is given? 12206137
Q.9 What is corrosion? 12206138
Q.10 What is the % age of C in
steel?
12206139
Q.11 Define sacrificial
corrosion.
(Board 2016) 12206140
Q.12 Give chemistry of chromyl
chloride test. (Board
2010, 2013, 2016) 12206141
Q.13 Give two methods of
preparing KMnO4. 12206142
Q.14 What are chelates?
(Board 2007, 2010, 14) 12206143
Q.15 What is coordination
sphere? Explain with an example.
(Board 2006) 12206144
Q.16 What
is meant by coordination number? (Board 2009) 12206145
Q.17 What is the trend of
binding energies in transition elements? 12206146
Q.18 Why transition metals show
catalytic properties? 12206147
Q.19 What is the trend of
ionization energy in the transition elements? 12206148
Q.20 Why Cu and Cr shows
abnormal electronic distribution? 12206149
Q.21 What are various forms of
commercial iron? (Board 2015) 12206150
Q.22 What type of open hearth
furnaces are used for manufacturing of steel? 12206151
Q.23 Why little amount of Aluminium is added at
the end of melting process in Bessemer’s Converter?
(Board 2008, 09, 10) 12206152
Q.24 How corrosion of metals
can be prevented? 12206153
Q.25 What are the uses of
potassium chromate? 12206154
Q.26 What are physical
properties of potassium permanganate? 12206155
Q.27 How chromate ions are
converted into dichromate ions? 12206156
Q.28 What are inner transition
elements? 12206157
Q.29 Why Sc+3, Zn+2
and Ti+4 ions form colorless compounds? 12206158
Q.30 Which element of the
3d-series has maximum number of oxidation states and why? 12206159
Q.31 How many un-paired
electrons are present in Cr(24) and Ag(47)? Mention also their electronic
configurations.
(Board 2010) 12206160
Q.32 Write formulas of chromate and dichromate
ions. In which color they usually exist? (Board 2011) 12206161
Q.33 Complete and balance the following chemical
equation: (Board 2016) 12206162
KMnO4 + FeSO4 + H2SO4 ® ?
Q.34 Why transition elements
are called so? 12206163
Q.35 The melting and boiling
points of Zn, Cd and Hg are low. Why? 12206164
Q.36 A transition metal
exhibits highest oxidation state in oxides and fluorides. Give reason. 12206165
Q.37 Define the terms ligands,
coordination sphere and coordination number. 12206166
Q.38 What are commercial forms
of Iron? 12206167
UNIT
7
Fundamental
Principles of
Organic
Chemistry
Multiple Choice Questions
Encircle the right answer:
1. The state of hybridization of carbon atom in methane is: 12207043
(a) sp2 (b) sp3 (Board 2007, 09, 13)
(c) sp (d) dsp2
2. In t-butyl alcohol, the tertiary carbon is bonded to: 12207044
(a) two hydrogen atoms
(b) three hydrogen atoms
(c) one hydrogen atom
(d) no hydrogen atom
3. Which set of hybrid orbitals has planar triangular shape?(Board 2006, 13) 12207045
(a) sp3 (b) sp
(c) sp2 (d)
dsp2
4. The chemist who synthesized urea from ammonium
cyanate was:12207046
(a) Berzellius (b) Kolbe
(c) Wholer (d) Lavoisier
5. Linear shape is associated with which set of hybrid orbitals?(Board 2009) 12207047
(a) sp (b) sp2
(c) sp3 (d) dsp2
6. A double bond consists of: 12207048
(a) two sigma bonds
(b) one sigma and one pi bond
(c) one sigma and two pi-bonds
(d) two pi-bonds
7. Ethers show the phenomenon of:
(a) position isomerism 12207049
(b) functional group isomerism
(c) metamerism (d) cis-trans isomerism
8. Select from the following which one is alcohol?
12207050
(a) CH3 – CH2 – OH
(b) CH3 – O – CH3
(c) CH3 COOH
(d) CH3 – CH2 – Br
9. Petroleum is a mixture of: 12207051
(a) alkanes and alkenes
(b) more than 10% heterocyclic compounds
(c) alkanes (d) alkynes
10. A heterocyclic compound with molecular formula C4H5N
is called:
12207052
(a) pyridine (b) piperidine
(c) pyrrole (d) pyrrolidine
11. The hydrocarbon having octane number 100 is: 12207053
(a) Neo-octane
(b)
n-hexane
(c) neopentane
(d)
iso-octane
12. Tetraethyl lead is an organometallic compound which is used: 12207054
(a) As anti knock
agent
(b) To help in combustion
(c) As catalyst
(d) To increase octane number of petroleum
13. The chain isomers shown by pentane are:
(Board 2011) 12207055
(a) 2 (b)
5
(c) 4 (d)
3
14. Which isomerism can be possible for
2-chloro 3-methyl butane? 12207056
(a)
functional group isomerism
(b) chain isomerism
(c) position isomerism
(d) metamerism
15. When
petroleum is heated, the first batch
of vapours obtained is rich in:
12207057
(a) petroleum ether
(b) lubricating oil
(c) kerosene oil
(d)
diesel oil
16. n-butyl alcohol and diethyl ether are:
12207058
(a) geometric isomers
(b) position isomers
(c) functional group isomers
(d) metamers
17. Which of the following statements is correct for the structure? 12207059
(a) it is a cis – isomer
(b) it is a trans isomer
(c) it has position isomers
(d) it has only one structural isomer
18. The name of the functional group in the 12207060
(a) ether (b) ester
(c) carboxylic acid (d) alcohol
19. The compounds containing – SH functional group are called: 12207061
(a) alcohols (b)
thio alcohols
(c) ethers (d) nitriles
20. Which of the following is not heterocyclic? 12207062
(a) aniline (b)
pyridine
(c) pyrrole (d) furan
21. Which of the following fractions is gasoline or petrol? 12207063
(a) C1 – C4 (b) C5 – C8
(c) C8 – C12 (d) C12 – C15
22. Which of the following is different from the other three? 12207064
(a) peat (b) anthracite
(c) ligroin (d) lignite
23. Most of the hydrocarbons from petroleum are obtained by: 12207065
(a) polymerization
(b) fractional crystallization
(c) vapourization
(d) fractional distillation
24. Which of the following compounds will exhibit cis-trans (geometrical) isomerism? 12207066
(a) butanol
(b)
2-butyne
(c) 2-butanol
(d)
2-butene
25. The compound having molecular formula C6H14 has
chain isomers:
12207067
(a) 6 (b)
4
(c) 5 (d)
3
26. The hardest coal is: 12207068
(a) lignite (b) bituminous
(c) anthracite (d)
peat
27. Reforming is a process used to produce: 12207069
(a) branched chain hydrocarbons
(b) unsaturated hydrocarbons
(c) CO2 and H2O
(d) aromatic hydrocarbons
28. Which of the following is an organic compound? 12207070
(a) HCN (b) CO2
(c) NaHCO3 (d) CCl4
29. The self linking property of carbon is called: 12207071
(a) linkage (b) catenation
(c) communication (d)
cultivation
30. Which of the following is an example of alkanal?
12207072
(a) acetaldehyde (b) alcohol
(c) acetone (d)
phenol
31. Carbocyclic compounds containing a benzene ring are categorized as: 12207073
(a) alicyclic (b) aromatic
(c) aliphatic (d)
acyclic
32. The group is called: 12207074 (a) alkyl
group
(b) aryl
group
(c) acyl group
(d) allyl
group
33. In most of organic compounds, carbon behaves as: 12207075
(a) monovalent
(b) divalent
(c) trivalent
(d) tetravalent
34. The type of isomerism shown by amino acids will be:
12207076
(a) position (b)
Chain
(c) metamerism
(d)
tautomerism
35. The general formula (RCO)2O represents: 12207077
(a) an ether
(b) an acid anhydride
(c) an ester
(d) a-ketone
36. Homologues differ from each other by 12207078
(a) CH group (b)
CH3 group
(c) CH2 group (d) CH4
group
37. Neo – Pentane is: 12207079
(a) aromatic (b)
aliphatic
(c) alicyclic (d)
heterocyclic
38. Steam cracking will produce: 12207080
(a) cyclic compounds
(b) aromatic compounds
(c) lower unsaturated hydrocarbons
(d) branched compounds
39. Fossil fuel is the term denoting: 12207081
(a) petroleum (b) coal
(c) natural gas (d) all of these
40. When coal is heated in the absence of air, it is converted to: 12207082
(a) coke (b) coal tar
(c) coal gas (d) all of these
41. Which of the following is used as a jet fuel?
12207083
(a) ligroin (b)
kerosene
(c) gasoline (d) asphalt
42. Gasoline of higher octane number is produced by: (Board 2014) 12207084
(a) thermal cracking
(b) catalytic cracking
(c) steam cracking
(d) reforming
43. The IUPAC name of is: 12207085
(a) methyl ethanoate
(b) ethyl ethanoate
(c) butyl ester
(d) ethyl acetate
44. Esters are derivatives of: 12207086
(a) alkane (b)
alkanoic acid
(c) alcohols (d) aldehyde
45. The presence of tetraethyl lead in petrol increases: 12207087
(a) knocking (b) burning
(c) viscosity (d) density
46. The general formula of alkyne is:
12207088
(a) Cn H2n-2 (b) Cn H2n+2
(c) CnH2n (d)
CnH2n+1
47. Which of the following functional groups is always terminal? 12207089
(a) aldehyde - CHO
(b) alcohol - OH
(c) ketone > C = O
(d) halogens - X
48. Which of the following contains highest percentage of carbon? 12207090
(a) peat (b) coke
(c) coal tar (d) anthracite
49. A knocking sound is produced in engine when the fuel: 12207091
(a) burns slowly
(b) burns quickly
(c) contain lubricating oil
(d) contain water
50. Carbon shows maximum capacity of catenation because: 12207092
(a) Carbon shows variable valency (b) C - C bond strength is very low
(c) In carbon there is one extra empty d - or
f orbital
(d) C - C bond strength is very high
51. The boiling point range of petroleum ether is: (Board
2007) 12207093
(a) 5-20oC (b)
10-30oC
(c) 20-60oC (d) 30-90oC
52. Which of the following is not heterocyclic compound? (Board 2008)
12207094
(a) thiophene (b) furan
(c) anthracene (d) pyrrole
53. The state of hybridization of carbon in ethane is: (Board. 2008) 12207095
(a) sp3 (b)
sp2
(c) sp (d) dsp2
54. The state of hybridization of carbon atom in ethene is: (Board 2010) 12207096
(a) sp3 (b)
sp2
(c) sp (d) dsp2
55. Geometric isomerism is shown by:
12207097
(a) methane (b) ethane (Board 2010)
(c) propane (d) 2-butene
56. The isomerism shown by alkanes is:
(Board 2011) 12207098
(a) skeletal (b)
position
(c) geometric
(d)
metamerism
57. Carbon atom in which of the following is sp2-hybridized? (Board
2011) 12207099
(a) CH3CN (b) CHºCH
(c) HCOOH (d)
CH2Cl2
58. Vital force theory was rejected by:
(Board
2014) 12207100
(a) G.N. Lewis
(b)
Friedrick Wohler
(c) Scientists of 20th Century
(d) Greek
philosophers
59. _____ SH functional group is called:
12207100
(a) Cyano (b)
Mercapto
(c) Nitro (d)
Carboxyl
60. A heterocyclic compound with molecular formula
C4H4S is called:
12207101
(a) Pyridine (b)
Furan
(c) Pyrrole (d)
Thiophene
Short Questions
Q.1 What is the significance of cracking of
petroleum? 12207102
Q.2 What are various types of coal?
12207103
Q.3 Differentiate between thermal and
catalytic cracking. (Board.
2007) 12207104
Q.4 How the phenomenon of isomerism makes the
organic compounds greater in number? 12207105
Q.5 What is knocking of engine?
(Board 2015)
12207106
Q.6 What are nitriles? 12207107
Q.7 What is structural isomerism?
12207108
Q.8 Why peat or lignite is not a good coal for
fuel purpose? 12207109
Q.9 What is geometrical or Cis-trans
isomerism? (Board 2008) 12207110
Q.10 What type of compounds will show cis-trans isomerism? 12207111
Q.11 Why organic compounds show slow reaction? 12207112
Q.12 What is the composition of natural gas? 12207113
Q.13 How many derivatives of carboxylic acid are
found? 12207114
Q.14 How
many types of cyclic compounds are present? 12207115
Q.15 Name
only the important features of an organic compound. 12207116
Q.16 How
coal is considered as the source of organic compounds? 12207117
Q.17 Why
is cracking performed?12207118
Q.18 Why
catalytic cracking is better than thermal cracking? (Board
2009) 12207119
Q.19 How
tetraethyl lead reduce knocking? 12207120
Q.20 Why
the boiling point of iso octane is less than n-octane? 12207121
Q.21 What
is the disadvantage of addition of tetraethyl lead in petrol?12207122
Q.22 What
is the difference between amine and imine functional group? 12207123
Q.23 What
are thio alcohols or mercapto? 12207124
Q.24 Name
five oxygen containing functional groups. (Board 2008, 14) 12207125
Q.25 Why
carbon shows different types of hybridization in organic compounds?
12207126
Q.26 What
is the source of energy in carbon used to excite the electron from 2s to
2p-orbital? 12207127
Q.27 What
is the difference between sigma and Pi bond? 12207128
Q.28 What
is isomerism, name its types?
12207129
Q.29 What
is metamerism? 12207130
Q.30 What
is fractional distillation of petroleum? 12207131
Q.31 What
is the functional group of acetamide? Give an example. 12207132
Q.32 What
are homocyclic and heterocyclic compounds? Give example.
(Board 2008, 14, 15) 12207133
Q.33 Write
the structural formulas of the isomers of C5H12. (Board 2008) 12207134
Q.34 Define
isomerism and write names of four types of structural isomerism.
(Board .2009) 12207135
Q.35 What
are non-benzenoid or alicyclic or homocyclic compounds?
(Board. 2009,10, 11, 14) 12207136
Q.36. How
do you define octane number? How can it be improved?
(Board 2009, 2016) 12207137
Q.37 Explain
tautomerism with the help of an example.
(Board 2009, 10, 13) 12207138
Q.38 Give
names and formulas of any two heterocyclic aromatic compounds.
(Board 2010) 12207139
Q.39 How
vital force theory was discarded? OR (Board
2010, 15) 12207140
Name the organic compound first of all
prepared in the laboratory and how?
Q.40 Give
shapes and angles of following compounds using hybridization approach.
(Board
2011) 12207141
Q.41 Define
reforming of petroleum.
(Board
2013) 12207142
Q.42 What
is Carbonization?
(Board
2015) 12207143
Q.43 What
are aromatic compounds? Explain with example. (Board 2016) 12207144
Q.44 What
are alicyclic compounds? Give two examples.
(Board 2016) 12207145
Q.45 Write
the functional group of aldehyde and Ketone, give one example of each. (Board 2016) 12207146
Q.46 What do you mean by
homologous series? 12207147
Q.47 What is Petroleum? Give its origins. 12207148
Q.48 What is coal? Give its importance.
12207149
Q.49 From where does the energy come to excite
the carbon atom? 12207150
Q.50 Trans-isomer is more stable than
Cis-isomers. Justify. 12207151
UNIT
8
Aliphatic Hydrocarbons
Multiple Choice Questions
Encircle the right answer:
1. Preparation of vegetable ghee involves
(a) halogenation 12208132
(b) hydrogenation
(c) hydroxylation
(d) dehydrogenation
2. Formula of chloroform is: 12208133
(a) CH3Cl (b) CCl4
(c) CH2Cl2 (d) CHCl3
3. The presence of a double bond in a compound is a sign of: (Board 2016) 12208134
(a) saturation (b) unsaturation
(c) substitution (d)
none of these
4. Vinyl acetylene combines with HCl to form: (Board
2008) 12208135
(a) polyacetylene
(b) benzene
(c) chloroprene
(d) divinyl
acetylene
5. The addition of unsymmetrical reagent to unsymmetrical alkenes is in accordance with the: (Board 2007)
12208136
(a) Hund’s rule
(b) Markownikoff’s rule
(c) Pauli Exclusion Principle
(d) Auf bau principle
6. Synthetic rubber is made by polymerization of:(Board 2009,14,16) 12208137
(a) chloroform
(b) acetylene
(c) divinyl acetylene
(d) chloroprene
7. b, b¢ - Dichloro
ethyl sulphide is commonly
known as:
(Board
2006, 13, 15) 12208138
(a) Mustard gas (b) Laughing gas (c) Phosgene gas (d)
Bio-gas
8. When CH4 reacts with Cl2
in the presence of diffused
light the products obtained are: 12208139
(a) chloroform only
(b) carbon tetrachloride
(c) chloromethane and dichloromethane (d) mixture
of a, b, and c
9. Which one of the following gases is used for artificial ripening of fruits?
(Board 2008, 15) 12208140
(a) ethene (b) ethyne
(c) methane (d) propane
10. When calcium carbide is treated with water we get: 12208141
(a) ethyl formate (b)
acetaldehyde
(c) ethylene (d) ethyne
11. The most reactive hydrocarbon is:
(Board 2009, 2015) 12208142
(a) ethene (b)
acetylene
(c) benzene (d) methane
12. Electrolysis of aqueous solution of potassium acetate gives: 12208143
(a) C3H8 (b) C2H2
(c) C2H4 (d) C2H6
13. Baeyer’s reagent is used to identify:
(a) ethene (b) ethyne 12208144
(c)
ethane
(d) ethane and ethyne
14. When acetylene is reacted with acetic acid, the product is: 12208145
(a) acrylic acid (b)
Acrylo nitrile
(c) vinyl acetate (d)
ethyl acetate
15. Which of the following is used for the manufacture of polyvinyl chloride?
(a) ethylene (b)
propylene 12208146
(c) ethyne (d)
ethane
16. 2, 3-dibromo butane gives 2-butyne when it is treated with: 12208147
(a) Zn
(b)
H2SO4
(c) aqueous KOH
(d)
alcohol + KOH
17. 2-Butyne is converted to trans 2-Butene when
treated with: 12208148
(a) H2 in the presence of Ni at 100°C
(b) Lindlar’s catalyst
(c) Na in liquid NH3 at - 33°C
(d) H2 in the presence of Pt
18. The reaction C2H4 + H2
C2H6
is known as: 12208149
(a) Wurtz reaction
(b) Sabatier – Sendern’s reaction
(c) Clemensen reaction
(d) Kolbe’s reaction
19. The reaction between ethyl bromide and sodium in dry ether to form butane is called: 12208150
(a) Friedel Craft’s reaction
(b) Kolbe’s reaction
(c) Wurtz reaction
(d) Williamson’s reaction
20. The presence of double bond in alkenes can be identified by: 12208151
(a) Br2 water
(b) KMnO4 + H2O
(c) Ozonolysis
(d) all of the above
21. When ethene is heated to 400°C under 100
atmospheric pressure in presence of 0.1%
O2, the product is: 12208152
(a) CO2 + H2O
(b)
ethylene oxide
(c) ethyl alcohol
(d) polyethylene
22. Which of the following is vicinal dihalide? 12208153
(a) CH3 ¾ ¾ CH2 ¾
(b) CH3¾¾¾CH3
(c) CH3 ¾ ¾ ¾
(d) ¾CH2 ¾
23. Ammonical solution of silver nitrate reacts with: 12208154
(a) 2-pentyne (b) ethene
(c) 2-butyne (d)
ethyne
24. Which of the following has acidic
hydrogen? 12208155
(a) CH4 (b) CH2 = CH2
(c) CH º CH (d) CH2 = CH – CH = CH2
25. Ethyne when passed into the solution of cuprous
chloride and NH4Cl, it gives:
12208156
(a)
Methyl nitrile (b) Acrylonitrile
(c)
vinyl Acetylene (d) Benzene
26. The most likely product of
addition of H-Cl to 2-methyl-2-butene is: 12208157
(a) 3-Chloro-2-methyl butane
(b) 2-Chloro 2-methyl butane
(c) 1-Chloro-2-methyl butane
(d) 2-Chloro pentane
27. An aldehyde is reduced to alkane with hydrazine in the presence of: 12208158
(a) KOH (b) NaOH
(c) CaO and NaOH (d)
Ca(OH)2
28. The ease of dehydration of alcohol to produce alkene is: 12208159
(a) Primary > Secondary > Tertiary
(b) Tertiary > Primary > Secondary
(c) Secondary>Tertiary > Primary
(d) Tertiary > Secondary > Primary
29. A trivial name of methane is:
(Board 2009) 12208160
(a) coal gas (b) natural gas
(c)
marsh gas (d) mustard gas
30. Alkenes are also called: 12208161
(a) paraffins (b) olefins
(c) carbenes
(d) carbonyl compounds
31. The formula of neopentyl alcohol is: 12208162
(a) CH3 - - CH2 - OH
(b) CH3 ¾ ¾ CH2
¾ OH
(c) CH3 - CH2 - CH2
-- OH
(d) CH3 - - - OH
32. Hydrogenolysis of alkyl halides yield:
12208163
(a) alcohols (b) alkenes
(c) alkanes (d) alkynes
33. The colour of disilver acetylide is: 12208164
(a) white (b) red
(c) green (d) brown
34. Treatment of an unknown compound with ammonical solution of cuprous chloride yields red precipitation. The
unknown compound probably is: 12208165
(a) paraffin (b) an olefin
(c) benzene (d) acetylene
35. A carbocation is an organic ion having a: 12208166
(a) positive
charge
(b) negative
charge
(c) both positive and negative charge
(d) none of the above
36. The chemical formula of glyoxal is : 12208167
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
37. When alkyne other than ethyne reacts with water in the presence of HgSO4
and 10% H2SO4
it forms: 12208168
(a) sec. alcohols (b) p.
alcohol
(c) ketones (d) carboxylic acid
38. The product of reaction
CH º CH + NH3? 12208169
(a) CH3 - CH2 - NH2
(b) NH2 - CH = CH - NH2
(c) CH3 - CN
(d) CH3 - CH2 - CN
39. Which of the following is liquid at room temperature? 12208170
(a) ethyne (b) propyne
(c) butyne (d) pentyne
40. Hydrolysis of R-MgX gives: 12208171
(a) alkene (b) alkanes
(c) alkyne (d) alcohol
41. Lindlar’s catalyst is: 12208172
(a) Ba/PbSO4
(b) Pd/PbSO4Quinone
(c) Quinoline Pd/BaSO4
(d) Pb/BaSO4Quinone
42. CH3 - CH2 - Br + KOH ? What is the Product? 12208173
(a) CH3 - CH2 - OH
(b) CH2 = CH2
(c) CH º CH
(d)
43. Symmetrical alkanes are prepared by:
(a) Kolbe’s reaction 12208174
(b) Wurtz reaction
(c) Clemensen reaction
(d) both ‘a’ and ‘b’
44. n- Propyl bromide on treatment with ethanolic potassium hydroxide produces: 12208175
(a) propane (b) propanol
(c) propyne (d) propene
45. The IUPAC name of the compound
CH2 = CH ¾¾CH3 12208176
(a) 2 - Vinyl propene
(b) 1,1-Dimethyl – 2 - propene
(c) 3 - Methyl - 1 - Butene
(d) 1-Isopropyl ethylene
46. Vic - dihalide on treatment with zinc dust gives: 12208177
(a) alkane
(b) alkene
(c) alkyne
(d) All of
these
47. The reaction conditions leading to the best yield (C2 H5 Cl) are : 12208178
(a) C2H6 (excess) + Cl2
(b) C2H6 + Cl2
(c) C2H6 + Cl2 (limited)
(d) C2H6 + Cl2
48. The number of sigma and Pi bonds in 1-butene 3-yne are: 12208179
(a) 8-sigma and 2 Pi
(b) 7–sigma and 3 Pi
(c) 5-sigma and 5 Pi
(d) 6–sigma and 2 Pi
49. The most reactive halogen in the halogenation of alkane under sunlight is: 12208180
(a) Cl2 (b) Br2
(c) I2 (d) none of these
50. Addition of O2 in ethene in the
Presence of Ag gives: 12208181
(a) ethylene oxide (b) ethane
(c) ethanol (d)
acetic acid
51. Which of the following when reacted with ozone produces methanal? 12208182
(a) methane (b) ethene
(c) ethane (d) ethyne
52. Ozonolysis of ethene causes breaking of C-C bond, the product is:(Board 2006)
12208183
(a) formaldehyde
(b) Acetaldehyde
(c) ethylene glycol
(d) ethylene chlorohydrin
53. The general formula of alkane is: (Board
2007) 12208184
(a) CnH2n (b)
CnH2n-2
(c) CnH2n+1 (d)
CnH2n+2
54. Sabatier-Sendern’s reaction can be used to
prepare: (Board 2010) 12208185
(a) alkyne
(b) alkenes
(c) alkanes
(d) alkenes
and alkynes
55. b-b¢ dichloroethyl sulphide is prepared by
treating sulphur monochloride with: (Board 2010) 12208186
(a) ethane (b) ethene
(c) ethyne (d) methane
56. The dehydration of tertiary alcohols is carried
out with: 12208187
(a) 20% H2SO4 (b)
35% H2SO4
(c) 30% H2SO4 (d) 25% H2SO4
57. Polymerization of acetylene forms:
12208188
(a) Propane (b)
Butane
(c) Benzene (d)
Acetaldehyde
58. Which of the following gases is powerful
vesicant? 12208189
(a) Marsh gas (b)
Mustard gas
(c) Ozonide (d)
Butane
Short Questions
Q.1 How alkenes can be converted to alcohols? (Board 2014) 12208190
Q.2 What is hydrogenolysis? 12208191
Q.3 How alkenes are distinguished from
alkanes? 12208192
Q.4 What is meant by Epoxidation?
12208193
Q.5 What is Markownikov’s rule? Give an
example. (Board 2007, 16) 12208194
Q.6 What is meant by decarboxylation of
carboxylic acids? (Board 2010) 12208195
Q.7 What products are formed by catalytic
oxidation of CH4? 12208196
Q.8
What is Raney nickel and where is it used? (Board 2009, 10, 14) 12208197
Q.9 How neoprene is produced by the
polymerization of acetylene? 12208198
Q.10 How will you distinguish between ethene and
ethyne? (Board 2008) 12208199
Q.11 What is the order of reactivity of alcohols
for dehydration and why? 12208200
Q.12 Why Pi bond is more reactive than – sigma
bond? 12208201
Q.13 Why are Alkenes called olefins?
12208202
Q.14 What
are the industrial uses of methane? (Board
2014, 15) 12208203
Q.15 What
product is obtained by the dehydration of alcohols? 12208204
Q.16 How
free radical mechanism explain the halogenation of methane?
12208205
Q.17 Why
Tertiary-alcohols are easy to dehydrate than secondary or primary alcohols? 12208206
Q.18 What
are vicinal dihalides? 12208207
Q.19 What
is Baeyer’s Test?
(Board
. 2008, 2014) 12208208
Q.20 How
ozonolysis of alkene is used to identify the position of a double bond?
12208209
Q.21 How
tetrahalides are converted into alkynes?
12208210
Q.22 What
is the general mechanism of addition reactions of hydrogen halides?
12208211
Q.23 What
is oxyacetylene flame? 12208212
Q.24 How
propyne is converted into 2,2-dibromo propane? 12208213
According to Markownikov’s rule
Q.25. How
propyne is converted into acetone? 12208214
Q.26 How
will you synthesize ethane from methane?
12208215
Q.27 What
is halohydrin? 12208216
Q.28 What
is Lindlar’s Catalyst? 12208217
Q.29 Why
alkanes are called paraffins?
12208218
Q.30 Why
alkenes are more reactive than alkanes? OR
Alkanes are less reactive than Alkenes. Comment.
(Board 2006, 08, 2014) 12208219
Q.31
How a trans-alkene is obtained by the partial hydrogenation of alkynes?
Board (2006, 10, 15) 12208220
Q.32 Why
are some hydrocarbons called saturated and others unsaturated? What type of
reactions are characteristic of them? (Board . 2007, 10) 12208221
Q.33 Why alkenes are more reactive than alkanes? 12208222
Q.34 How is mustard gas prepared? Give its use. 12208223
Q.35 Give
the reaction of ozone with ethene. Also give its mechanism. (Board 2008) 12208219
Q.36 How
oxalic acid is prepared from ethyne? (Board
2009)
12208220
Oxalic acid
Q.37 How
will you convert 2-butyne into Cis-2-butene?
(Board 2010,
15) 12208221
Q. 38 What
is heat of combustion? (Board
2014) 12208222
Q.39 Alkynes
show acidic nature prove it with the help of examples: (Board
2007, 2009)
12208223
Q.40 How will you
bring about the following conversions? (Board
2008) 12208224
(i) Ethyne to vinyl alcohol 12208225 (ii) Ethyne to
Ethyl Chloride 12208226
(iii) Ethyl Chloride to n-butane 12208227 (iv) Ethyne to
acrylonitrile 12208228
Q.41 Differentiate between Clemenson’s reduction
and Wolfkishner’s reduction. 12201145
Q.42 Convert
ethyne into acetaldehyde. (Board 2016) 12208223
UNIT
9
Aromatic Hydrocarbons
Multiple Choice Questions
Encircle the
right answer:
1. A cyclic regular hexagonal structure for
benzene was first proposed by: 12209063
(a) Michael
Faraday (b) Hoffmann (c)
Kekule (d) Dewar
2. In benzene the C – C bond length is:
12209064
(a) 1.54 (b) 1.39
(c) 1.34 (d)
1.20
3. The general formula for benzene is:
12209065
(a) Cn H2n+2 (b)
CnH2n
(c) CnH2n-2 (d)
none of these
4. Benzene can be prepared by polymerization of: 12209066
(a) ethane (b)
ethene
(c) acetylene (d) propene
5. The p-electrons of
benzene are not readily available for
weak electrophiles because it has: 12209067
(a) sp2 hybridization
(b) planar hexagonal structure
(c) delocalization of electrons
(d) conjugation
6. Which one is the formula of benzal chloride? 12209068
(a) C6 H5 CH Cl2 (b)
C6 H5 Cl
(c) C6 H5 CCl3 (d)
C6 H5 COCl
7. Which one is not a Friedel Crafts catalyst? 12209069
(a) AlCl3 (b) PCl3
(c) FeCl3 (d) All of these
8. The reaction of benzene with ozone finally gives: 12209070
(a) glyoxal (b) glycol
(c) glycerol (d) benzoic acid
9. Which one is not an ortho and para directing group? 12209071
(a) -NH2 (b) -OH
(c) -OCH3 (d) -CHO
10. Which one is not a meta directing group? 12209072
(a) -C º N (b) -Cl
(c) -COOH (d) -NR3
11. Benzene cannot undergo:
(Board
2006, 13) 12209073
(a) substitution
reactions
(b) addition
reactions
(c) oxidation reactions
(d) elimination
reactions
12. Which one is the most reactive compound? 12209074
(a) butane (b) butene
(c) butyne (d) benzene
13. Electrophile in aromatic sulphonation is: 12209075
(a) H2SO4 (b)
SO3
(c) (d) SO
14. The conversion of n-hexane into benzene by heating in the presence of Pt
is called: 12209076
(a) polymerization
(b) hydrogenation
(c) aromatization
(d) condensation
15. In benzene each carbon is: 12209077
(a) sp hybridized
(b) sp2 hybridized
(c) sp3 hybridized
(d) dsp2 hybridized
16. Which one of the following compounds has fused benzene rings? 12209078
(a) bi-phenyl
(b) benzophenone
(c) anthracene
(d) di-phenyl methane
17. What is the special name of a compound having
formula C6 H5 –NH2?
12209079
(a) pyridine (b)
aniline
(c) hydrazine (d)
imine
18. The reaction of bromobenzene with ethyl bromide in the presence of Na in dry ether will give: 12209080
(a)
toluene (b)
benzene
(c) xylene (d) ethyl benzene
19. Nitration of Nitrobenzene at 95°C will give: 12209081
(a) 1,2 dinitrobenzene
(b) 1,3 dinitrobenzene
(c) 1,4 dinitrobenzene
(d) 1,2,6 trinitrobenzene
20. The introduction of R - -group in benzene in the presence of AlCl3 is called: 12209082
(a) Friedel
Craft’s acylation
(b) Cannizzaro’s reaction
(c) Wurtz fittig reaction
(d) Hoffmann’s reaction
21. The resonance energy of benzene is:
(a) 150.5 calories / mole 12209083
(b) 150.5 k calories / mole
(c) 150.5 g/mole
(d) 150.5 kJ/mole
22. Iodobenzene + A ¾¾® Toluene, In
this reaction A is: 12209084
(a) CH3 - I (b) CH3
- CH2 - Cl
(c) CHCl3 (d) CHI3
23. With which of the following reagents benzene and methyl benzene behave differently? 12209085
(a) Warming with aqueous alkaline KMnO4
(b) Warming with bromine in the presence
of an iron catalyst
(c) Warming
with mixture of concentrated nitric
acid and sulphuric acid
(d) Heating with fuming H2SO4
24. What is the reason for the addition of concentrated sulphuric acid to concentrated nitric acid for the reaction C6H6
+ HNO3 ¾® C6H5
- NO2 + H2O, the reason
is that:12209086
(a) it acts as inert solvent
(b) it removes proton from HNO3
(c) it donates proton to the nitric acid
(d) it removes water preventing equilibrium
25. Which of the following is most easily sulphonated? 12209087
(a) Para-xylene
(b) Meta–xylene
(c) Ortho–xylene
(d) All of the above
26. Which of the following is not an electrophile? 12209088
(a) BF3 (b)
AlCl3
(c) ZnCl2 (d) NH3
27. Which of the following is a polycyclic aromatic compound? 12209099
(a) xylene (b) styrene
(c) naphthalene (d) benzene
28. Benzene is a polymer of: 12209100
(a) ethene (b) ethane
(c) propene (d)
ethyne
29. In which case the C - C bond length is same between all atoms in molecule?
12209101
(a) Propyne (b)
1-Butene
(c) 2-Butene (d)
Benzene
30. Aromatization of n-hexane gives:
12209102
(a) cyclohexane
(b) cyclohexene
(c) benzene
(d) toluene
31. During nitration of benzene, the active nitrating agent is:
(Board 2006, 09,
10, 14, 16) 12209103
(a) HNO3 (b)
NO2+
(c) NO3- (d) NO2-
32. Aromaticity of benzene is due to:
(a) presence of sigma bond 12209104
(b) delocalization
(c) ring structure
(d) three double bonds
33. Resonance structure of a molecule should have: 12209105
(a) the
same number of paired electrons
(b) identical
arrangement of atoms
(c) nearly
the same energy content
(d) all of the above
34. The compound that is nitrated with difficulty is: 12209106
(a) toluene (b)
nitrobenzene
(c) benzene (d) phenol
35. Aromatic compounds burn with sooty flame because: 12209107
(a) They have high percentage of hydrogen
(b) They have high percentage of carbon
(c) They have a ring structure
(d) They resist reaction with air
36. Which of the following groups is an ortho and para directing in disubstitution of benzene? 12209108
(a) -COOH (b)
- N+R3
(c) NH2 (d)
- NO2
37. Which of the following reactions confirms the presence of unsaturation
in the benzene molecule? 12209109
(a) Bromination in the presence of Fe and Br2
(b) Bromination in sunlight
(c) Catalytic oxidation
(d) Oxidation by acidified KMnO4
38. Which of the following compounds reacts slower than benzene in electrophilic substitution? 12209110
(a) C6H5 - OH (b) C6H5 - CH3
(c) C6H5 - NO2 (d)
C6H5 - NH2
39. A nucleophile must have overall:
12209111
(a) an unpaired electron
(b) a lone pair of electrons
(c) negative charge
(d) all of the above
40. If B forms glyoxal when it is treated with ozone, then B is: 12209112
(a) ethene (b) ethyne
(c) benzene (d)
cyclohexane
41. Benzene is prepared from cyclohexane by the process called: (Board.
2008)
12209113
(a) hydrogenation
(b) dehydration
(c) dehydrogenation
(d) none of
these
42. Compound showing maximum repulsion with H2O is:
(Board.
2010,13) 12209114
(a) C6H6 (b) C2H5OH
(c) CH3-CH2-CH2-OH
(d) CH3-O-CH3
43. Molecule of benzene contains:
(Board.
2011) 12209115
(a) three double bonds
(b) two double bonds
(c) one double bond
(d) delocalized p-electron charge
44. Ortho and para derivatives are obtained by halogenation
of (Board - 2011)
(a) nitrobenzene (b)
toluene 12209116
(c) benzaldehyde (d)
benzene
45. Which
compound is the most reactive one? (Board
2015) 12209117
(a) Benzene (b)
Ethene
(c) Ethane (d) Ethyne
46. Amongst the
following, the compound that can be most readily sulphonated is: (Board 2013) 12209118
(a)
Toluene (b) Benzene
(c) Nitrobenzene (d)
Chlorobenzene
47. Which of the
following acids can be used as a catalyst in Friedel-crafts reactions? 12209119
(a) AlCl3 (b) HNO3
(b)
BeCl2 (d) NaCl
48. Aromatic
hydrocarbons are the derivatives of: (Board
2014) 12209120
(a) Normal series of paraffins
(b) alkene
(c) benzene
(d) cyclohexane
49. Oxidation of
ethyl benzene in presence of KMnO4 gives: 12209121
(a) Phenol
(b) Benzyl
alcohol
(c) Benzoic acid
(d) Maleic
anhydride
50. Benzene is
more stable than the 1, 3, 5 cyclohexatriene by: 12209122
(a) 145.9 kJ/mole
(b) 150.5
kJ/mole
(c) 178.5 kJ/mole
(d) 119.8
kJ/mole
a.
Short Questions
Q.1 What
are ortho and para directing groups? 12209123
Q.2 What
are meta-directing groups? 12209124
Q.3 How
oxidation of benzene is done? 12209125
Q.4 What
is meant by Sulphonation of Benzene? 12209126
Q.5 What
is meant by the term Nitration of Benzene? 12209127
Q.6 Prove
that Benzene has a ring structure. (Board. 2009,
13) 12209128
Q.7 Give
mechanism of Friedel Crafts Alkylation. (Board.
2007, 14) 12209129
Ans It is the introduction of an alkyl group in the
benzene ring in the presence of an alkyl halide
Q.8 What
is the role of FeCl3 + AlCl3 in electrophilic
substitution reactions of benzene?
12209130
Q.9 What
is resonance energy? (Board
2013, 15) 12209131
Q.10 What
is meant by the term ‘aromatic’? 12209132
Q.11 What
is Wurtz Fittig reaction? 12209133
Q.12 What
types of orbitals give stability to benzene ring? 12209134
Q.13 Why
oleum or fuming sulphuric acid is used in sulphonation of benzene? 12209135
Q.14 Which
reactions indicate that benzene is unsaturated molecule? 12209135
Q.15 Why
-COOH, -CHO or -NO2 groups if already present on benzene
ring, they deactivate the ring and meta products are obtained? 12209136
Q.16 How
benzene is converted to benzoic acid?
12209137
Q.17 How
X-Ray studies confirm Kekule’s structure? / What informations are obtained by X-ray
analysis of benzene? (Board 2008, 13) 12209138
Q.18 How
disubstituted benzenes are named with different substituents when they are not
present in priority order? 12209139
Q.19 What
is sigma complex and how does it get stability? 12209140
Q.20 Give
mechanism of Sulphonation of benzene. (Board. 2009, 10, 15) 12209141
Q.21 Chlorination
of nitrobenzene in the presence of FeCl3 yields
meta-chloronitrobenzene as the main product. Why?
(Board 2006) 12209142
Q.22 Give
two reactions which show that benzene is a saturated compound.
(Board
2007, 10) 12209143
Q.23 Give
equations for the preparation of following from benzene. (Board 2008, 16) 12209144
(i) Maleic anhydride (ii)
Glyoxal
Q.24 Give
four examples of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. (Board
2009) 12209145
Ans.
Q.25 How
will you prepare m-chloronitro benzene?
(Board
2009)
12209146
Q.26 Write
the general mechanism of electrophilic substitution in benzene. (Board 2010)
12209147
Q.27 Benzene
has three p-bonds.
Prove this by two points. (Board 2010) 12209148
Q.28 Write
down Resonance structures of benzene. (Board
2013, 14) 12209149
Q.29. How
will you prepare maleic acid from benzene? (Board
2010) 12209150
Q.30. What
is aromatization? (Board 2015) 12209151
Q.31 Give two possible straight
chain structures proposed for benzene. 12209152
Q.32 Why the open chain
structures of benzene were rejected? 12209153
Q.33 Aromatic compounds burn with
sooty flame, Justify. 12209154
Q.34What is aromatization? Give examples. 12209155
Q.35 What are non-benzenoid aromatic compounds? 12209156
Q.36 How you will prove that benzene is a stable
molecule? 12209157
Q.37 Why benzene is given a Cyclic structure? 12209158
UNIT 10
Alkyl Halides
Multiple Choice Questions
Encircle the right answer:
1. When
ethyl iodide reacts with sodium methoxide
it gives: 12210045
(a) Methyl
ethyl ether
(b) Ethyl
iodide
(c) Diethyl
ether (d) Ethanol
2. An
alkyl halide can be converted into alcohol
by: 12210046
(a) addition (b) substitution
(c) elimination (d) dehydrogenation
3. For
the reaction C2H5OH+X C2H5X, the order of reactivity is: 12210047
(a) HI>HBr>HCl
(b) HI>HCl>HBr
(c) HCl>HBr>HI (d) HBr>HI>HCl
4. Predict
the missing reagent in the following
reaction: 12210048 CH3OH+?C2H6+CH3OMgBr.
(a)
CH3 MgCl (b) C2H5MgBr
(c) CH3Cl (d) C2H5 Cl
5. In SN1 reaction,
the first step is the
formation of: 12210049
(a)
carbanion (b)
Free radical
(c)
carbocation (d) None of these
6. Which of the following is a
poor leaving
group? 12210050
(a) –HSO4 (b) –I
(c) –NH2 (d)
–Br
7. Grignard’s
reagent when reacts with CO2
it forms: 12210051
(a) alcohol (b) alkene
(c) aldehyde (d) carboxylic
acid
8. Which
of the following compounds undergo
an elimination reaction when treated
with hot ethanolic potassium hydroxide?
12210052
(a) Br-CH2-Br
(b) Br3C
– CBr3
(c) (CH3)2
C = CBr2
(d)
9. SN2
reactions can be carried out with:
(a) primary
alkyl halide 12210053
(b) secondary
alkyl halide
(c) tertiary
alkyl halide
(d) all
of the above
10. b-elimination is bimolecular elimin- ation when it involves:(Board 2009) 12210054
(a) first
order kinetics
(b) second
order kinetics
(c) third
order kinetics
(d) zero
order kinetics
11. When
2-propanone is reacted with CH3MgI,
the product is: 12210055
(a) sec-propyl
alcohol
(b) propyl
chloride
(c) iso-butyl
alcohol
(d) ter-butyl
alcohol
12. Which
of the following carbonium ion is
most stable? 12210056
(a) primary
carbonium ion
(b) sec-
carbonium ion
(c) ter-carbonium
ion
(d) all
of the above
13. In
bimolecular reaction, the reaction completes
in: 12210057
(a) one
step (b) two steps
(c) three
steps (d) none of these
14. The
order of reactivity of alkyl halide with
magnesium is in the order of:
(a) R-Cl>R-Br>R-I 12210058
(b) R-Br>R-I>RCl
(c) R-I>R-Br>R-Cl
(d) R-I>R-Cl>R-Br
15. In
the following reaction what is Z:
ethyl
chloride alkene 12210059
(a) Alcoholic
KOH
(b) Aqueous
KOH
(c) Alkaline
KMnO4
(d) Bromine
16. Write
the missing reagent in the following
reaction. 12210060
4C2H5Br+? (C2H5)4
Pb + 4NaBr
(a) Na2Pb (b) Na4Pb
(c) NaPb4 (d) Na2Pb2
17. Which
compound is formed when CH3-OH reacts with CH3MgBr? 12210061
(a) ethane (b) methane
(c) alcohol (d)
acetone
18. CH3-CH2-CH2-CH2-Cl
on reaction with alcoholic KOH gives: 12210062
(a) 2-Butanol (b)
2-Butene
(c) 1-Butene (d)
1-Butanol
19. Dehydrohalogenation
of ethyl chloride gives: 12210063
(a) Ethene (b)
Ethyne
(c) Ethoxy
Ethane
(d) Mixture
of ethene and Ethoxy ethane
20. Which
of the following do not form Grignard’s
reagent? 12210064
(a) CH3I (b) CH3Br
(c) CH3F (d) CH3Cl
21. Which
of the following carbocations is least
stable? 12210065
(a) methyl (b)
pri-alkyl
(c) sec.alkyl (d) ter.alkyl
22. When
Ethyl Bromide reacts with sodium
methoxide it gives: 12210066
(a) ethanol
(b) diethyl ether
(c) ethyl
iodide
(d) ethyl methyl ether
23. Structural
Formula of iso-propylidene bromide is: 12210067
(a) CH3
¾
¾ CH3
(b) CH3 ¾ = CH2
(c) CH3
¾
¾ CH2Br
(d) CH3
¾
¾ CH3
24. Which
of the following is a tertiary Alkyl
halide? 12210068
(a) CH3
¾
¾ Br
(b) CH3
¾
¾ ¾ CH3
(c) CH3
¾
¾ Br
(d) CH3 ¾ ¾
CH2 ¾
Br
25. Which
is not true for Alkyl halides? 12210069
(a) alkyl
halides are used to prepare ethers
(b) alkyl
halides give carbocations with Lewis
acid
(c) alkyl
halides act as substrate in SN2 reactions
(d) alkyl
halides act as nucleophile in SN2 reactions
26. Reduction
of alkyl halides with
Zn
+ HCl gives: 12210070
(a) alcohol
(b)
alkene
(c) alkane (d)
ketone
27. Hydrolysis
of Ter. butyl bromide follows SN1
mechanism. The rate is:
(a) greater
with OH- 12210071
(b)greater with H2O
(c) greater
with RCl
(d) equal
with OH-
and H2O
28. Which
reaction does not give
CH3 ¾ CH2Cl? 12210072
(a) CH2
= CH2 + HCl
` (b) CH3CH2OH+HCl
(c) CH3CH2OH
+ Cl2
(d) CH2=
CHCl+H2
29. Which
is the weakest bond? 12210073
(a) C
¾
F (b) C ¾ Cl
(c) C
¾
Br (d)
C ¾
I
30. Which
is a good leaving group? 12210074
(a) I- (b) Br-
(c) HSO (d)
NH
31. What
will be the mechanism of the reaction?
12210075
C2H5I
+ 2NH3 ®
C2H5NH2 + NH4I
(a) SN1
(b) SN2
(c) nucleophilic
addition
(d) none
of the above
32. Secondary
alkyl halide give reactions by following
mechanism: 12210076
(a) SN1
(b) SN2
(c) SN1
and SN2
(d) depend
upon nucleophile
33. During
SN2 mechanism carbon atom change
its hybridization from: 12210077
(a) sp
®
sp2 (b) sp2 ® sp3
(c) sp3
®
sp2 (d) sp3 ® sp
34. Which
is not a good leaving group?
12210078
(a) HSO (b)
Cl-
(c) OH- (d) Br-
35. The
order of reaction in SN1 reaction is: 12210079
(a) zero (b) first
(c) second (d) third
36. In
elimination reactions of alkyl halide, the site more susceptible for the
nucleophilic attack is: 12210080
(a) a-carbon (b)
b-carbon
(c) a-hydrogen (d) b-Hydrogen
37. Which
one may not act as electrophile?
(a) NH (b) BF3 12210081
(c) NH3 (d) H+
38. The
reactant which can convert C2H5-Cl to C2H6 is: 12210082
(a) KOH
aqueous
(b) KOH
alcoholic
(c) Nascent
Hydrogen
(d) KMnO4
aqueous
39. Highest
bond energy is of the bond:
12210083
(a) C
-
F (b) C - Cl
(c) C
-
Br (d) C - I
40. Which
one is not a nucleophile?
(Board. 2006, 08) 12210084
(a) NH3 (b)
H2S
(c) H2O (d)
BF3
41. Which
one is a good attacking nucleophile
as well as a good leaving group? 12210085
(a) OH- (b)
CN-
(c) Cl- (d) I-
42. Secondary
alcohol is formed when Grignard
reagent reacts with: 12210086
(a) methanal (b)
ethanal
(c) ethanol (d)
propanone
43. The
antiknock agents used in gasoline can
be prepared when alkyl halide is treated
with: 12210087
(a) Na-metal
(b) Zn-Cu
couple
(c) Na-lead
alloy
(d) Cu-lead
alloy
44. When
ethyl magnesium bromide is treated
with a carbonyl compound then 2-ethyl
– 2 – pentanol is formed. The carbonyl
compound is: 12210088
(a) 2-pentanone (b)
2-butanone
(c) 3-butanone (d) 3-pentanone
45. Grignard’s
reagent (R-Mg-X) undergoes: 12210089
(a) nucleophilic
substitution reactions (b) nucleophilic addition reactions
(c) nucleophilic
and substitution reactions
(d) Neither
(a) nor (b)
46. The
reaction of ethyl bromide with aqueous
solution of KOH gives: 12210090
(a) Ethane (b)
Ethene
(c) Ethanol (d) Methanol
47. When
an alkyl iodide is allowed to stand,
it darkens because, it: 12210091
(a) dehydrates (b) oxidizes
(c) polymerizes (d)
liberates I2
48. The
reaction of cyanogen chloride with Grignand’s
reagent will yield: 12210092
(a) amine (b)
alcohol
(c) alkyl
Nitrile (d) alkyl halide
49. Reaction
of ethylene oxide with R-MgX gives: 12210093
(a) pri.
alcohol (b) sec. alcohol
(c) tertiary
alcohol (d) alkane
50. Grignard’s
reagent gives alkanes with:
12210094
(a) water (b) ethyl amine
(c) ethanol (d)
all of these
51. In which mechanism, the first step involved is same: (Board
2007, 16) 12210095
(a) E1
and E2 (b)
SN2 and E2
(c) E1
and SN1 (d)
SN1 and E2
52. SN2-reactions are (Board 2007) 12210096
(a) uni-molecular (b) bi-molecular
(c) trimolecular (d) tetramolecular
53. The common name of 2-methyl-2- chloropropane is: (Board
2008) 12210097
(a) iso-butyl
chloride
(b) sec.
Butyl chloride
(c) tertiary
butyl chloride
(d) n-butyl
chloride
54. In primary alkyl halides the halogen atom is attached to a carbon atom which is
further attached to how many carbon atoms?
(Board 2009, 16) 12210098
(a) two (b)
three
(c) one (d) four
55. Ethyl magnesium bromide reacts with water to form: (Board 2010) 12210099
(a) Ethane (b)
Methane
(c) Propane (d) n-Butane
56. Primary alcohol is obtained by treating Grignard’s reagent with: (Board 2010)
(a) HCHO 12210100
(b) CH3CHO
(c) CH3COCH3
(d) CO2
57. SN1-reactions are easily given by:
(Board
2011) 12210101
(a) primary
alkyl halides
(b) secondary
alkyl halides
(c) secondary
alcohols
(d) primary
alcohols
58. Reaction of following with Grignard’s reagent can give primary alcohol:
(Board 2011, 14) 12210102
(a) epoxide (b)
peroxide
(c) super oxide (d)
hydrogen oxide
59. The reactivity order of alkyl
halides for a particular alkyl group is:
12210103
(a) Fluoride < Chloride >
Bromide > Iodide
(b) Chloride > Bromide >
Fluoride > Iodide
(c) Iodide > Bromide >
Chloride > Fluoride
(d) Bromide > Iodide >
Chloride > Fluoride
60. When CO2 is made to
react with ethyl magnesium iodide, followed by acid hydrolysis, the product
formed is: (Board 2013, 15) 12210104
(a) Propane (b) Propanoic
acid
(c) Propanal (d) Propanol
61. Grignard reagent is reactive due
to: (Board 2014, 15) 12210105
(a) The presence of halogen atom
(b) The presence of Mg atom
(c) The polarity of C – Mg bond
(d) None of the above
62. SN2 reactions can be
best carried out with: 12210106
(a) Primary alkyl halides
(b) Secondary alkyl halides
(c) Tertiary alkyl halides
(d) All of the above
63. Elimination bimolecular
reactions involve: (Board 2014) 12210107
(a) First order kinetics
(b) Second order kinetics
(c) Third order kinetics
(d) Zero order kinetics
64. Alkyl halides are considered to
be very reactive compounds towards nucleophiles, because: 12210108
(a) They have an electrophilic
carbon
(b) They have an electrophilic
carbon and a good leaving group
(c) They have an electrophilic
carbon and a bad leaving group
(d) They have a nucleophilic carbon
and a good leaving group
65. The rate of E1 reaction depends
upon:
12210109
(a) The concentration of substrate
(b) The concentration of
nucleophile
(c) The
concentration of substrate as well as nucleophile
(d) None of the above
Short Answers
Q.1 Why alkyl iodide is more
reactive than the other alkyl halides? 12210110
Q.2 Alkyl halides are polar
compounds. Why? 12210111
Q.3 Why tertiary alkyl halides
give SN1 mechanism reaction? 12210112
Q.4 In Grignard’s reagent why dry
ether solvent is used during its preparation? 12210113
Q.5 Give the general E2
reaction mechanism of b-Elimination
reactions. 12210114
Q.6 How Iso-propylchloride is
converted into 2, 3 dimethyl butane? 12210115
Q.7 Why alkyl group of Grignard’s
reagent behaves as a nucleophile? 12210116
Q.8 When HX reacts with propene,
it always give 2-haloalkane not 1-haloalkane why? 12210117
Q.9 What is the general formula
for Alkyl Halides? 12210118
Q.10 What are polyhalides? 12210119
Q.11 Alkyl Iodides are more
reactive than other halides. Why? 12210120
Q.12 What is meant by a
substrate?
(Board 2015)
12210121
Q.13 What is leaving group?
(Board 2015) 12210122
Q.14 Name some strong and weak
nucleophiles. 12210123
Q.15 Name some good leaving
groups and poor leaving groups. 12210124
Q.16 Differentiate between Unimolecular
and Bimolecular reactions. 12210125
Q.17 What is Beta elimination?
12210126
Q.18 What is the role of
stability of carbonium ion for determining SN1 and SN2
mechanism? (Board 2006) 12210127
Q.19 Why alkyl halides are more
reactive than alkanes? 12210128
Q.20 Why dry ether is necessary
for preparation of Grignard Reagent? 12210129
Q.21 How will you convert ethyl
bromide to propane? 12210130
Q.22 How ethyl bromide is
converted to propane? 12210131
Q.23 How are alkyl halides
reduced to alkanes? 12210132
Q.24 What is the role of steric
hindrance to decide about SN1 and SN2 mechanism? 12210133
Q.25 What is meant by Wurtz
reaction? (Board 2014) 12210134
Q.26 How alkyl iodides can be
prepared? 12210135
Q.27 How are alkyl halides
prepared from carboxylic acids? 12210136
Q.28 Grignard’s Reagent is considered as the most reactive compound
than most of the organic compounds. Why?
(Board 2006) 12210137
Q.29 Explain the mechanism of SN2-reactions. (Board-2007, 08) 12210138
Q.30 Explain the order of reactivity of alkyl halides on the basis of
bond energy.
(Board 2007) 12210139
Q.31 Write two methods for the preparation of alkyl halides. (Board 2008, 10)
12210140
Q.32 How primary alcohols are produced when ethene epoxide is reacted
with Grignard’s reagent? (Board 2009) 12210141
Q.33 Write the structural formulas of:
(i) isobutylene 12210142 (ii)
Vinyl bromide (Board - 2009) 12210143
Q.34 Write IUPAC names of CBr4 and CHCl3. (Board 2009, 2010) 12210144
Q.35 What are SN reactions? Differentiate between SN1 and SN2
reactions. (Board 2006, 2011)
12210145
Q.36 During SN1 reaction, what is the significance of first
step? (Board 2014) 12210146
Q.37 What is the nature of C-Mg bond in R-Mg-X? (Board 2014) 12210147
Q.38 Give reaction of Grignard’s reagent with CO2 followed
by hydrolysis in acid medium. (Board 2016) 12210148
Q.39 Differentiate between electrophile
and nucleophile. 12210149
UNIT
11
Alcohols, Phenols
& Ethers
Multiple Choice Questions
Encircle the right answer:
1. Alcohols
are: 12211078
(a) neutral (b) strongly basic
(c) basic (d) amphoteric
2. The
characteristic group of secondary alcohol
is: 12211079
(a) -CH2-OH
(b) –C–OH
(c) -C(OH)2
(d)
3. Lucas
reagent used to distinguish the pri,
sec & ter alcohol consists of: 12211080
(a) HBr
& MgCl2
(b) HBr
& ZnCl2
(c) HCl
& ZnCl2
(d) HCl
& MgCl2
4. Equimolar
quantities of ethanol and methanol
are heated with conc. H2SO4. The product formed is:
12211081
(a) CH3-O-CH3
(b) C2H5¾O¾CH3
(c) C2H5-O-C2-H5
(d) All
of the above
5. Absolute
alcohol is prepared from rectified
spirit by: 12211082
(a) steam
distillation
(b) reaction
with lime
(c) simple
distillation
(d) fractional
distillation
6. Fermentation
of glucose to ethyl alcohol can be
carried out by: 12211083
(a) zymase (b)
invertase
(c) lactase (d)
diastase
7. Acidic
nature of Phenol is due to:
12211084
(a) phenolic
group (b) benzene ring
(c) hydrogen
bonding
(d) resonance stability
8. Diethyl
ether on heating with Conc. HI gives: 12211085
(a) Ethanol (b) Iodoform
(c) Methyl Iodide
(d) Ethyl
Iodide+C2H5OH
9. Which
of the following is un- symmetrical
ether? 12211086
(a) CH3-O-C3H7
(b) CH3-O-CH3
(c) C2H5-O-C2H5
(d) All of the above
10. The
reaction of ether with HI is preferred
than HBr because: 12211087
(a) HI is a stronger acid than HBr
(b) HI gives a higher concentration of oxonium ion
(c) I- is a better
nucleophile in SN2 reaction
than the Br-
ion
(d) All of the above
11. Diethyl
ether is partially soluble in:
12211088
(a) Dil
HCl (b)
Conc. H2SO4
(c) Water (d) Conc. KOH
12. Acidity
of phenols is increased by the presence
of groups like: 12211089
(a) -NO2 (b) halogens
(c) -CN (d) All of these
13. Phenol
can be distinguished from benzene by: 12211090
(a) nitration (b) sulphonation
(c) hydrogenation (d)reaction
with Br2
14. Which
one of the following is not a use of phenol? 12211091
(a) disinfection
(b) bakelite formation
(c) formation
of Picric acid
(d) as
a preservative for food
15. When
Alcohol reacts with sodium metal, which gas
is liberated: 12211092
(a) CO (b) CO2
(c) H2 (d) Steam
16. Alcoholic
fermentation is brought about by: 12211093
(a) CaCl2 (b) CO2
(c) yeast (d)
NaOH
17. Ethyl
alcohol can be denatured by:
12211094
(a) pyridine (b) methanol
(c) acetone (d) all of these
18. The
first product of oxidation of Primary
alcohol is: 12211095
(a) Aldehyde (b) Ester
(c) Carboxylic acid (d) Ketone
19. Sodium
metal reacts readily with:
12211096
(a) CH3‑NH2
(b) CH3‑CH2‑OH
(c) C2H5
‑ OC2H5
(d) CH3–CHO
20. An
aldehyde on treatment with methyl magnesium
bromide gives: 12211097
(a) secondary
alcohol
(b) tertiary
alcohol
(c) primary
alcohol
(d) none
of the above
21. Which
of the following can convert acetic
acid into ethanol? 12211098
(a) Na+alcohol (b)
LiAlH4
(c) H2+Pt (d)
Sn+HCl
22. Which
of the following is elimination reaction?
12211099
(a) nitration
of benzene
(b) hydrogenation
of Ether
(c) dehydration
of alcohol
(d) chlorination
of CH4
23. Which
of the following is more soluble in
water? (Board 2010) 12211100
(a) CH3OH (b)
C2H5OH
(c) C4H9OH (d)
C6H13OH
24. Which
of the following has not attraction
at all with water? 12211101
(a) Methanol (b)
Ether
(c) Phenol (d)
Benzene
25. Which is least soluble in
water? 12211102
(a) Methanol
(b) Ether
(c) Phenol
(d) Ethanol
26. Phenol
reacts with Acetyl Chloride in the
presence of a base to form the product: 12211103
(a) Acid (b)Alcohol
(c) Ester (d)Aldehyde
27. Which
of the following has maximum hydrogen
bonding?(Board
2007, 14) 12211104
(a) CH3OH (b)
C2H5OH
(c) C6H5OH (d)
CH3OCH3
28. Which
is the other name of phenol?
(a) Methanol 12211105
(b) Carbinol
(c) Xylol
(d)
Carbolic Acid
29. Ethanol
produced by fermentation has minimum concentration:(Board 2009) 12211106
(a) 10% (b) 16%
(c) 14% (d)
20 %
30. Which
of the following enzymes is not involved
in alcoholic fermentation?
(a) Diastase (b) Urease 12211107
(c) Zymase (d)
Invertase
31. Which
of the following gives acidic solution
in water? 12211108
(a) Methanol (b)
Ethanol
(c) Phenol (d)
Acetone
32. According
to Lewis concept ethers behave as: 12211109
(a) Acid
(b) Base
(c) Acid
as well as a base
(d) None
of the above
33. Methanol
is not used: (Board 2008, 14)12211110
(a) As
a solvent
(b) As
an antifreezing agent
(c) For
denaturing of alcohol
(d) As
a substitute for petrol
34. Which
statement is correct for phenol?
(a) It
turns blue litmus to red 12211111
(b) It
gives CO2 with NaHCO3
(c) Its
Phenoxide ion is stable in H2O
(d) none
of the above
35. Which
reagent can distinguish between
phenol and benzyl alcohol?
12211112
(a) Bromine
Water (b) KMnO4 (aq)
(c) Acetyl
Chloride (d) Dil H2SO4
36. Which
of the following is a weakest acid?
12211113
(a) Water (b)
Alcohol
(c) Ether (d) Phenol
37. Sequence
of use of enzymes in alcohol fermentation
is: 12211114
(a) Zymase
– Maltase – Diastase
(b) Maltase
– Diastase - Zymase
(c) Diastase
– Maltase – Zymase
(d) Diastase
– Zymase - Maltase
38. The
formula of starch is: 12211115
(a) C12H22O11
(b)
(C6H10O5)n
(c) (C6H9O4)n (d)
C6H12O6
39. Oxidation
of iso-propyl alcohol yields: 12211116
(a) Propane (b) Propanal
(c) Propanoic
acid (d) Propanone
40. Rectified
spirit contains alcohol about:
(Board 2007) 12211117
(a) 80% (b) 85%
(c) 90% (d) 95%
41. Ka value 1.3 ´ 10-10
is for: 12211118
(a) Acetic
Acid (b) Phenol
(c) Alcohol (d) 1.3% Acetic Acid
42. Primary,
secondary and tertiary alcohols can be distinguished
by:12211119
(a) Tollen’s
Test
(b) Fehling
Solution Test
(c) Lucas
Test (d) Iodoform
Test
43. Methanol
and ethanol are miscible in water
due to: 12211120
(a) Presence
of alkyl group
(b) Their
acidic nature
(c) Dissociation
in water
(d) Hydrogen
bonding
44. Which
enzyme is not involved in the fermentation of starch: (Board
2015) 12211121
(a) Invertase (b) Maltase
(c) Diastase (d)
Zymase
45. Which
intermediate is formed in the acid
catalysed dehydration of n-propyl alcohol? 12211122
(a) CH3
-
CH2 -
+CH2
(b) CH3
-
CH2 -
-CH2
(c) CH3
-
+CH -
CH3
(d) CH3
-
-CH
-
CH3
46. In
t·-butyl alcohol, the
tertiary carbon is bonded to: 12211123
(a) One hydrogen atom
(b) No hydrogen atom
(c) Three hydrogen atoms
(d) Two hydrogen atoms
47. Picric
Acid is obtained by nitration of: 12211124
(a) Phenol (b) Benzene
(c) Aniline (d) Nitrobenzene
48. Phenol
on hydrogenation in the presence of Ni
gives: 12211125
(a) Cyclohexanol
(b)
Cyclohexane
(c) Benzene
(d) none of these
49. Phenol
reacts with Br2 in CCl4 at low temperature to give: 12211126
(a) Ortho
and Para Bromophenol
(b) p-Bromophenol
(c) m-Bromophenol
(d) 2,4,6
-
Tri-Bromophenol
50. When
C2H5O-Na++ C2H5I
react together, the name of reaction is: 12211127
(a) Hoffmann’s
reaction
(b) Williamson’s
reaction
(c) Kolbe’s
reaction
(d) Wurtz
reaction
51. Which compound will not give iodoform test
on treatment with I2/NaOH? (Board 2008) 12211128
(a) Acetaldeyde (b)
Acetone
(c) Butanone (d) 3-Pentanone
52. Which compound is called universal solvent? (Board
2009) 12211129
(a) H2O (b) CH3OH
(c) C2H5OH (d) CH3 – O –
CH3
53. Which liquid is called wood spirit?
(Board 2011) 12211130
(a) CH3
– OH
(b) C2H5 – OH
(c) CH3COOH
(d) CH3 – O – CH3
54. Addition of alcohol in carboxyl compounds gives acetal, the geometry of acetal:
(Board 2011) 12211131
(a) Linear (b) Trigonal
(c) Tetrahedral (d)
Planar
55. Methanol can be prepared by hydrogenation of: (Board 2011) 12211132
(a) CH3CN (b) CH3Br
(c) HCHO (d) CH3CHO
56. Select
from the following the one which is alcohol: (Board 2015) 12211133
(a) CH3CH2OH (b) CH3OCH3
(d) CH3COOH (d) CH3CH2Br
57. Which
compound shows hydrogen bonding?
(Board
2015) 12211134
(a) C2H6 (b) C2H5Cl
(c) CH3OCH3 (d) C2H5OH
58. Tertiary
butyl alcohol reacts with oxidizing agent in the presence of H2SO4
forming? 12211135
(a) 2-butanone (b) 2-butene
(c) 2-methyl propene (d) butanal
SHORT
QUESTIONS
Q.1 Why ethanol is denatured? 12211136
Q.2 Alcohol is an organic compound, but it is miscible with water. Why?
12211137
Q.3 Tertiary alcohol is more
reactive than sec. or primary alcohol when C-O bond breaks. Why? 12211138
Q.4 Water has higher boiling point
than alcohol. Why? 12211139
Q.5 How methanol & ethanol are
distinguished? (Board 2004, 08, 09, 10)12211140
Q.6 In Lucas test why ter. alcohol
reacts rapidly than pri and sec. alcohol? 12211141
Q.7 Both alcohol & phenol contain OH group but phenol is acidic and alcohol
is neutral why? (Board 2014) 12211142
Q.8 Ethers are less reactive than
Alcohols. Why? 12211143
.
Q.9 Draw the five resonating
structures of Phenoxide ion. 12211144
Q.10 HI reacts with ether to
form alkyl iodide while other halogen atoms do not. Why? 12211145
Q.11 What is Lucas Test and
Lucas Reagent? OR How primary,
secondary and tertiary alcohols are identified?
(Board 2015)12211146
Q.12 What is fermentation?
(Board 2008) 12211147
Q.13 Differentiate between methylated
spirit, rectified spirit and absolute alcohol?
(Board 2008) 12211148
Q.14 What is Williamson’s
synthesis?
(Board.
2007, 10) 12211149
Q.15 What are primary,
secondary and tertiary alcohols? 12211150
Q.16 What products are formed
by reaction of ethanol with concentrated H2SO4? 12211151
Q.17 Melting and boiling points
of alcohols are higher than respective alkanes. Why? 12211152
Q.18 C2H5Cl
is a gas while C2H5OH is a liquid. Why? 12211153
Q.19 Ethanol has higher B.P
than dimethyl ether. Why? 12211154
Q.20 Absolute alcohol cannot be
prepared by fermentation process. Why?
(Board 2009, 15) 12211155
Q.21 How will you distinguish
between ether and an alcohol? 12211156
Q.22 Alcohols are more soluble
in water than ethers. Why? 12211157
Q.23 How will you distinguish
between carboxylic acid and phenol? 12211158
Q.24 Carboxylic Acids are more
acidic than phenol. Why? 12211159
Q.25 Ethers are less reactive
than alcohols. Why? 12211160
Q.26 How do you distinguish
phenol and ethyl alcohol? 12211161
Q.27 Why phenol is acidic but
alcohols are not? 12211161
Q.28 What is meant by
denaturing of ethanol? 12211162
Q.29 What products are formed
when primary and secondary alcohols are dehydrogenated? 12211163
Q.30 What is meant by esterification
reaction? 12211164
Q.31 How alcohols are classified? (Board
2006) 12211165
Q.32 The solubility of higher alcohols in water is less as compared to
lower alcohols. Why? (Board
2006) 12211166
Q.33 Why phenol is acidic while alcohol is not? (Board 2008, 15) 12211167
Q.34 Give four uses of phenol.
(Board 2008) 12211168
Q.35 How will you distinguish between phenol and ethyl alcohol by
chemical reactions?
(Board 2008) 12211169
Q.36 What is esterification? Give the reaction conditions for this
reaction. (Board 2009)
12211170
Q.37 Distinguish between following with the help of chemical reactions.
(Board 2010)
12211171
(i) 1-Propanol and 2-Propanol
(ii)
An alcohol and phenol
Q.38 Picric acid is a phenol, which behaves like an acid. Justify.
(Board 2011) 12211172
Q.39. How does phenol react with alkali?
(Board 2014) 12211173
Q.40. How does picric acid synthesis takes place? (Board 2014) 12211174
Q.40 Write down necessary
conditions for fermentation. 12201175
Q.41 The solubility of alcohols decreases with
increasing molecular mass. Why?
12201176
Q.42 Write down the uses of methanol and ethanol. 12201177
Q.43 Ethanol has higher boiling
point than ether. Why? 12201178
UNIT
12
Aldehydes And Ketones
Multiple
Choice Questions
Encircle the right answer:
1. 1. The organic compounds containing
2. C = O group are called: 12212086
(a) Alcohols
(b) Carboxylic compounds
(c) Carbonyl compounds
(d) Carbocyclic compounds
2. The compounds which contain an alcohol group as well as an
aldehydic group are called: 12212087
(a) Alkanols (b) Aldols
(c) Aldehydes (d) Sterols
3. Ketones are prepared by oxidation of:
(Board 2009) 12212088
(a) Primary alcohols
(b) Secondary alcohols
(c) Tertiary alcohols
(d) Alkyl halide
4. On oxidation, ketones produce: 12212089
(a) Alcohols (b) Aldehydes
(c) Aldols (d) Carboxylic Acids
5. The IUPAC names of aldehydes are derived from: 12212090
(a) alkanes (b) Alkenes
(c) Alkynes (d) Alcohols
6. Dry distillation of calcium acetate gives: 12212091
(a) Methanal (b) Ethanal
(c) Acetone (d)None of these
7. Formaldehyde gives metaformaldehyde on: 12212092
(a) Oxidation (b) Condensation
(c) Cyclization (d) Polymerization
8. Formula for Hydroxyl amine is: 12212093
(a) H2N ¾ NH2 (b) ¾NH¾NH2
(c) ¾NH¾OH (d) NH2
¾ OH
9. On reduction aldehydes give: 12212094
(a) Primary alcohols
(b) Secondary alcohols
(c) Tertiary alcohols
(d) Carboxylic acids
10. Formaldehyde reacts with Grignard’s reagent to produce: 12212095
(a) Primary alcohol
(b) Secondary alcohol
(c) Tertiary alcohol
(d) None of the above
11. Which one has highest boiling point?
12212096
(a) Methanal
(b) Ethanal
(c) Propanal
(d) 2-hexanone
12. Which one does not react with hydroxyl amine? 12212097
(a) Methanal (b)
Ethanal
(c) Ethanol (d)
Acetone
13. Which is more favourable for aldol
condensation? 12212098
(a) Methanal (b)
Ethanal
(c) Benzaldehyde (d) Ethanol
14. Which one of the following
reagents gives same product with propanal
and propanol? 12212099
(a) Conc H2SO4
(b) Tollen’s reagent
(c) 2, 4, Dinitrophenyl
Hydrazine
(d) K2Cr2O7
/ H2SO4
15. Dry
distillation of calcium formate gives:
(a) Methanal
(b) Ethanal 12212100
(c) Acetone
(d)None of these
16. Which one does not gives
iodoform test? 12212101
(a) Ethanol
(b) Ethanal
(c) Acetone
(d) Methanol
17. Which one reacts with both of aldehydes and
ketones? (Board
2006, 14, 15)
12212102
(a) Grignard’s Reagent
(b) Tollen’s reagent
(c) Benedict’s solution
(d) Fehling solution.
18. The carbonyl carbon is:(Board
2009, 11)
(a) sp hybridized 12212103
(b) sp2 hybridized
(c) sp3 hybridized
(d) sp3d hybridized
19. 2,4, Dinitrophenyl hydrazine gives precipitate
with aldehydes and ketones of colour: 12212104
(a) White (b)
Black
(c) Yellow (d)
Blue
20. Which one gives sodium Nitroprusside
test? 12212105
(a) Aldehyde
(b) Alcohol
(c) Ketone (d) Carboxylic
acid
21. Ketones give reaction with: 12212106
(a) Tollen’s reagent
(b) Fehling solution
(c) Benedict solution
(d) Sod. Nitroprusside
22. Formaldehyde gives condensation reaction
with phenol in the presence of H2SO4,
to yield: 12212107
(a) Polyester (b) Nylon 6-6
(c) Urotropine (d)
Bakelite
23. Which one does not show Cannizzaro’s
reaction? 12212108
(a) Formaldehyde
(b) Benzaldehyde
(c) Trimethylacetaldehyde
(d) Acetaldehyde
24. Aldehydes react with Fehling
solution to give: 12212109
(a) Pink ppt (b) Black ppt
(c) Brick red ppt (d) Silver mirror
25. Paraldehyde is a polymer of: 12212110
(a) HCHO
(b) CH3CHO
(c) ¾OH and HCHO
(d) CH3¾CO¾CH3
O
||
26. The group - C- is called: 12212111
(a) Aldehydic group
(b) Carboxylic group
(c) Carbonyl group
(d) Acyl group
27. The General formula for
aldehydes is:
12212112
O O
|| ||
(a) R - C - H (b) R - C - R
O
||
(c) R - C - OH (d) R - CH2 - OH
28. The General formula for ketones
is:
12212113
O O
|| ||
(a) R - C - OR (b) R - C - R
O O
|| ||
(c) R - C - Cl (d) R - C - OH
29. Which one of the following is
aromatic aldehyde? 12212114
(a) Acetaldehyde
(b) Formaldehyde
(c) Butyraldehyde
(d) Benzaldehyde
30. Which product is likely to be
formed, when mixture of air and vapours
of methyl alcohol are passed
over platinised asbestos at 300°C? 12212115
(a) Formaldehyde
(b) Acetaldehyde
(c) Formic acid
(d) Acetic acid
31. Aldehydes react with
hydroxylamine in acidic solution
to give:(Board 2015) 12212116
(a) An oxime (b)
Aldol
(c) Polymer (d) Acetic acid
32. Which one of the following is
a Grignard’s reagent? 12212117
(a) (b)
CH3MgCl
(c) CH3MgCH3
(d)
CH3MgCl2
33. The condensation product of
propanal in presence of dil
NaOH will be: 12212118
(a) 3-hydroxy butanal
(b) 4-hydroxy-4-methyl-2- pentanal
(c) crotonaldehyde
(d) 3-hydroxy-2-methyl pentanal
34. When 2 moles of Benzaldehyde
are treated with one mole of NaOH,
the products will be: 12212119
(a) Benzophenone and
water
(b) Benzoic acid and
Benzene
(c) Benzyl alcohol and
sod. Benzoate
(d) Benzene and sod. Benzoate
35. The general formula for
haloform is:
12212120
(a) CHX3 (b) CH2X2
(c) CH3X (d) CX4
36. In the presence of H2SO4
Paraldehyde is formed by
polymerization of: 12212121
(a) Formaldehyde
(b) Crotonaldehyde
(c) Benzaldehyde
(d) Acetaldehyde
37. The compound containing group is called: 12212122
(a) Azide (b) Oxime
(c) Epoxide (d)
Amide
38. Aldehydes and Ketones can be differentiated from each other by using: 12212123
(a) 2,4 dinitrophenyl
hydrazine
(b) Hydroxyl amine
(c) Hydrazine
(d) Fehling solution test
39. The reduction of ketones
results in:
(a) Primary Alcohol 12212124
(b) Secondary Alcohol
(c) Tertiary Alcohol
(d) Formaldehyde
40. Which of the following
reagents is composed of ammonical
silver nitrate?
12212125
(a) Benedict’s Solution
(b) Fehling Solution
(c) Tollen’s Reagent
(d) Molish Reagent
41. Aliphatic aldehydes form brick
red ppts with Fehling Solution, due to formation of: 12212126
(a) CuO (b) Cu2O
(c) AgO2 (d) Hg2O
42. Benedict’s solution is
alkaline solution containing: 12212127
(a) cupric tartarate
complex
(b) AgNO3
(c) 2,4, dinitrophenyl
hydrazine
(d) Cupric Citrate Complex
43. In the manufacturing of
plastic such as bakelite, which
of the following substance is used? 12212128
(a) Formic Acid
(b) Formaldehyde
(c) Acetic Acid
(d) Acetaldehyde
44. The mixture containing 40% formaldehyde, 8% methyl alcohol and 52% H2O is known by the name:
12212129
(a) Bakelite
(b) Metaformaldehyde
(c) Formalin
(d) Crotonaldehyde
45. Formamint contains: 12212130
(a) Formaldehyde and
Lactose
(b) Formaldehyde and
Menthol
(c) Formaldehyde and
Fructose
(d) Formaldehyde and Ascorbic
acid
46. Chloral hydrate can be
prepared by using: 12212131
(a) Methanol
(b) Ethanal
(c) Propanal
(d) Butanol
47. Aldehydes having no aplha-hydrogen atom undergoes: 12212132
(a) Aldol Condensation
(b) Cannizzaro’s Reaction
(c) Haloform Reaction
(d) Reaction with
Hydrazine
48. Which test is used to identify
ketones from other compounds? 12212133
(a) Tollen’s Test
(b) Fehling Solution test
(c) Benedict Solution test
(d) Sod. Nitroprusside
Test
49. Tollen’s reagent is: (Board 2006) 12212134
(a) Alkaline solution
containing potassium tartarate
(b)Alkaline solution
containing potassium citrate
(c) Ammonical silver
nitrate
(d) Ammonical Cu2Cl2
50. Acetone reacts with HCN to form cyanohydrins.
It is an example of:
(Board 2010) 12212135
(a) Electrophilic
addition
(b) Electrophilic
substitution
(c) Nucleophilic addition
(d) Nucleophilic
substitution
51. Catalyst used for the laboratory preparation
of formaldehyde is:
(Board 2010) 12212136
(a) Cd-asbestos (b)
Pb-asbestos
(c) Pt-asbestos (d)
Cu-asbestos
52. Formalin is: 12212137
(a) 10% solution of formaldehyde in water
(b) 20% solution of formaldehyde in water
(c) 40% solution of formaldehyde in water
(d) 60% solution of formaldehyde in water
53. Which of the following compounds will not give
iodoform test on treatment with I2/NaOH: 12212138
(a) acetaldehyde
(b) acetone
(c) butanone
(d) 3-pentanone
54. Which of the following compounds will react
with Tollen’s reagent? (Board 2015)
12212139
(a) CH3 – - H
(b) CH3 – - CH3
(c) CH3 – - OH
(d) CH3 – - CH2-CH3
55. Cannizzaro’s reaction is given by: (Board 2016) 12212140
(a) Acetaldehyde
(b) Formaldehyde
(c) Propanal
(d) Propanone
SHORT QUESTIONS
Q. 1. What is formalin? 12212141
Q. 2. Give the balanced chemical equation with
reaction conditions for the formation of formaldehyde from methanol. 12212142
Q. 3. How formaldehyde is prepared on industrial
scale, by using methanol? 12212143
Q. 4. Give equation when acetaldehyde is prepared
by dry distillation of calcium salts of formic and acetic acid. 12212144
Q. 5. How acetaldehyde is prepared industrially by
using ethylene? 12212145
Q. 6. What is aldol condensation?
(Board
2014) 12212146
Q. 7. How a base or acid catalyse the nucleophilic
addition reactions of carbonyl groups? 12212147
Q. 8. What is Cannizzaro’s reaction? (B. 2009, B. 2010, 2014) 12212148
Q. 9. How haloform can be prepared? 12212149
Haloform
Q. 10. Iodoform test is used to distinguish between which
organic compounds?
(Board. 2009) 12212150
Q. 11. How metaformaldehyde can be prepared by using
formaldehyde? (Board 2009, 14) 12212151
Q. 12. How paraldehyde can be prepared by using
acetaldehyde?
(Board 2014) 12212152
Q. 13.Give the
chemical equation of the reaction of acetaldehyde with 2,4- DNPH. 12212153
Q.14. Give the chemical equation of oxidation of
propionaldehyde in the presence of acidified K2Cr2O7.
12212154
Q.16 How Fehling solution test is performed to
distinguish Aldehydes from ketones?
(Board
2008, 2016) 12212156
Q. 17. How brick red precipitates of Cu2O
are formed during the Benedict solution test of
aldehydes? 12212157
Q. 18. Give the chemical equation for the formation
of an acetal by using ethanol and aldehydes. (Board 2011) 12212158
Q. 19. Give any four uses of formaldehyde. (Board
2014) 12212159
Q. 20. Give any four uses of acetaldehyde.
12212160
Q. 21. Why the aldehydes with no a-hydrogen give cannizzaro’s reaction?
12212161
Q. 22. Why HCN is not directly used in aldehydes and
ketones? 12212162
Q.3 What type of polarity is present in
carbonyl group? 12212163
Q.24 How will you convert acetic acid to
acetaldehyde? 12212164
O
Q.25 Why sodium bi-sulphite react only with
methyl ketones? 12212165
Q.26 Name two mild oxidizing agents which
distinguish aldehydes and ketones.
12212166
Q. 27. Why NaHSO3 is not added in 3-Pentanone? 12212167
Q. 28. Only methyl ketones are able to give haloform
reaction but other ketones do not. Why? 12212168
Q. 29. What are the products of reaction of aldehydes
and Ketones with hydroxyl amine?
12212169
Q. 30. Why ketones are less reactive than aldehydes? 12212170
Q. 31. What happens when the following compounds are
heated (i) calcium acetate
(ii) sodium formate and soda lime? (Board 2008, 2015) 12212171
Q. 32. What is
a haloform reaction? Give one example. (Board. 2009, 10) 12212172
Q. 33. Give
the mechanism of HCN addition in acetone. (Board 2009) 12212173
Q. 34. Compare
oxidation of CH3CHO andby oxidizing agent K2Cr2O7
(acidified). 12212174
Q. 35. How
would acetone be changed to propane and t-butyl alcohol? (Board 2010) 12212175
Q.36. Name
those weak oxidizing agents which can oxidize aldehyde but not the ketone.
(Board 2014) 12212176
Q.37. How
iodoform is prepared from acetaldehyde and ethyl alcohol? (Board 2014) 12212177
Q38. What is
the difference between aldehyde and ketone? (Board 2015) 12212178
Q39. Write
the reaction of phenylhydrazine with acetaldehyde and acetone.
(Board 2016) 12212179
UNIT 13
Carboxylic Acids
Multiple
Choice Questions
Encircle the right answer:
1. The
IUPAC name of H - -OH is :
12213068
(a) Ethanoic
Acid
(b) Methanol
(c) Ethanol
(d) Methanoic
Acid
2. The
aliphatic monocarboxylic acids are commonly
called: 12213069
(a) Carbohydrates (b)
Lipids
(c) Fatty
acids (d) Acetates
3. Organic
compounds containing – CN group are
called: 12213070
(a) Cyanides (b) Nitrites
(c) Nitrates (d) Nitriles
4. Which
of the following alcohols are readily
oxidized to give carboxylic acids on
reacting with K2Cr2O7?
12213071
(a) Primary (b)
Secondary
(c) Tertiary
(d) Dioles
5. Alkyl
nitriles can be prepared by treating
alkyl halides with alcoholic:
(a) Calcium
cyanide 12213072
(b) Phosphorus
cyanide
(c) Potassium
cyanide
(d) Calcium
carbide
6. Carboxylic
acids are dehydrated on heating
strongly in the presence of:
12213073
(a) Al2O3 (b)
P2O5
(c) Conc.
H2SO4 (d) Fe2 O3
7. Vinegar
is dilute solution of Acetic Acid: 12213074
(a) 1
– 5%
(b) 4 – 10%
(c) 10
– 15% (d) 10 – 20%
8. Acidic
amino acids contain acidic groups: 12213075
(a) One
(b) Two
(c) Three
(d) Four
9. NH2
- CH2 COOH is formula of:
12213076
(a) Histidine (b)
Glycine
(c) Lysine (d) Alanine
10. Zwitter
ion is a: 12213077
(a) Polar
ion
(b) Non
polar ion
(c) Dipolar
ion
(d) Tripolar
ion
11. Amino
acids can be prepared by:
(Board 2010)12213078
(a) Kolb’s synthesis
(b) Wurtz Synthesis
(c) Strecker’s synthesis
(d) Williamson’s synthesis
12. All
alpha amino acids exist largely in form: 12213079
(a) Covalent form
(b) Ionic form
(c) Coordinate form
(d) none of the above
13. Which
of the following is not formed when
acetic acid reacts with PCl5?
12213080
(a) C2
H5 Cl (b) HCl
(c) POCl3
(d) CH3COCl
14. Acetic
Acid is obtained when: 12213081
(a) Methanol
is oxidised
(b) Methanol
is reduced
(c) Ethanol
is oxidised
(d) Methanol
is fermented
15. Acetic
Acid usually exists as: 12213082
(a) Monomer (b)
Dimer
(c) Trimer (d) Polymer
16. The
acid present in the sting of bees and
ants is: 12213083
(a) Acetic
Acid (b) HCl
(c) Formic
Acid (d) HNO2
17. Which
one is not a carboxylic Acid?
12213084
(a) Acetic
Acid (b) Formic Acid
(c) Carbolic
Acid (d)
Phthalic Acid
18. Which
of the following is a cyclic carboxylic
acid? 12213085
(a) Carbolic
Acid (b)
Picric Acid
(c) Malonic
Acid (d)Phthalic
Acid
19. Which
one is an unsaturated carboxylic
acid? (Board
2010) 12213086
(a) Propanoic acid (b) Oxalic Acid
(c) Succinic Acid (d) Maleic Acid
20. Which
one is a fatty Acid?
12213087
(a) Oxalic
Acid (b)Phthalic Acid
(c) Succinic
Acid (d) Butyric Acid
21. Acetic
Acid exists as dimer in benzene due
to: 12213088
(a) Presence
of hydrogen at a-carbon
(b) Condensation
reaction
(c) Presence
of carboxylic group
(d) Hydrogen
bonding
22. Two
moles of acetic acid are heated with
P2O5. The product formed is:
12213089
(a) Butanoic
Acid
(b) Acetic
Anhydride
(c) Ethanol
(d) Ethanal
23. Acetic
Acid reacts with LiAlH4 to give: 12213090
(a) C2H6
(b)
C3H7OH
(c) C6H5
-
CH2 -
OH (d) C2H5OH
24. In
the formation of ester from carboxylic
acids, the -OH group is replaced by: 12213091
(a) -R (b) -COOR
(c) -OR (d)
-COR
25. When
aqueous solution of potassium salt
of acetic acid is electrolysed the gas produced
is: 12213092
(a) Methane (b) Ethane
(c) Ethene (d)
Ethyne
26. A
Carboxylic Acid is treated with lime water,
the product is distilled in dry state,
it forms acetone, the carboxylic acid is: 12213093
(a) HCOOH
(b) CH3COOH
(c) Propionic
acid
(d) Succinic acid
27. The
reaction of acetic acid with sodium metal
gives: 12213094
(a) CO (b) CO2
(c) HCHO (d)
H2
28. Hydrolysis
of nitriles with alkaline solution
gives 12213095
(a) Esters (b)
Cyanides
(c) Carboxylic
acids (d) Amides
29. A
mixture of an aldehyde and carboxylic
acid can be distinguished by: 12213096
(a) Na2SO3
(b) NaHSO3
(c) Na2SO4
(d) H2SO4
30. The
strecker synthesis is employed for the
preparation of amino acids when hydrogen cyanide and ammonia is treated with the substrate: 12213097
(a) Alcohol (b) Carboxylic Acid
(c) Ketone (d) Aldehyde
31. Which
of the following amino acids is basic? 12213098
(a) Glutamic
Acid (b) Glycine
(c) Alanine (d)
Lysine
32. Acetaldehyde
and acetic acid can be distinguished
with: 12213099
(a) NaHCO3
(b) NaOH
(c) AgNO3+NH4OH
(d) Help of litmus
33. The
solvent that can dissolve all the carboxylic
acids is: 12213100
(a) Conc.
H2SO4 (b) dil-NaOH
(c) dil-HCl (d) Water
34. Acetamide
is prepared by: 12213101
(a) Heating
Ammonium Acetate
(b) Heating
Methyl Cyanide
(c) Heating
Ethyl Acetate
(d) The
hydrolysis of Methyl Cyanide
35. Which
of the following carboxylic acids has
higher melting point? 12213102
(a) Formic
Acid (b) Acetic Acid
(c) Propionic
Acid (d) Butyric Acid
36. Amino
Acids are identified in paper chromatography
by: 12213103
(a) Fehling
Solution Test
(b) Tollen’s
Test
(c) Iodoform
Test
(d) Ninhydrin
37. Which
of the following reactions involves
displacement of OH group of the
carboxylic acids? 12213104
(a) RCOOH
+ Na ¾¾®
(b) RCOOH
+ NaOH ¾¾®
(c) RCOOH
+ NaHCO3 ¾¾®
(d) RCOOH
+ PCl5 ¾¾®
38. An
acid X is reacted with a mixture of sodium nitrite and hydrochloric acid the
product is lactic acid, the X is:
12213105
(a) Glycerine (b) Lysine
(c) Alanine (d) Valine
39. 2-Hydroxy propanoic acid is called:
(Board
2008) 12213106
(a) Oxalic
acid (b) Lactic acid
(c) Citric
acid (d) Aspartic
acid
40. Which reagent is used to reduce a carboxylic group to an alcohol?
(Board. 2008, 09, 15) 12213107
(a) H2/Ni (b)
H2/Pt
(c) H2/Pd (d)
LiAlH4
41. Acetic acid was first isolated from:
(Board. 2009) 12213108
(a) Butter (b) Vinegar
(c) Milk (d) Red ant
42. The molecular mass of protein is: (Board 2010) 12213109
(a) less
than 10, 000
(b) Greater
than 10, 000
(c) Equal
to 10, 000
(d) Equal
to 9, 000
43. Which compound is polyprotic acid?
(Board 2011) 12213110
(a) CH3COOH (b) C6H4(OH)COOH
(c) (COOH)2 (d) C6H5OH
44. Acetic
acid is manufactured by:
12213111
(a) Distillation (b) Fermentation
(c) Ozonolysis (d) Esterification
45. A
carboxlic acid contains: 12213112
(a) a
hydroxyl group
(b) a
carboxyl group
(c) a
hydroxyl and carboxyl group
(d) a
carboxyl and an aldehydic group
46. Which
acid is used in the manufacture of synthetic fibre: 12213113
(a) Formic
acid (b) Oxalic acid
(c) Carbonic
acid (d) Acetic acid
47. Which
of the following derivatives cannot be prepared directly from acetic acid: 12213114
(a) Acetamide (b) Acetyl
chloride
(c) Acetic
anhydride (d) Ethyl acetate
48. The
solution of which acid is used for seasoning of food? 12213115
(a)
Formic acid (b) Acetic acid
(c)
Benzoic acid (d) Butanoic acid
49. Organic
compounds x and y react together to form organic compound z. What type of
compounds can x,y and z be? 12213116
(a) (x)
alcohol, (y) ester, (z) acid
(b) (x)
acid, (y) ester, (z) alcohol
(c) (x)
ester, (y) alcohol, (z) acid
(d) (x)
alcohol, (y) acid, (z) ester
50. An
aqueous solution of an organic compound reacts with sodium carbonate to produce
CO2 gas. Which of the following could be the organic compound:
12213117
(a) CH2=CH-CH3
(b) CH3-CHO
(c) CH3COOC2H5
(d) CH3-CH2-COOH
51. Which
of the following is not a fatty acid?
12213118
(a) Propanoic
acid (b) Acetic
acid
(c) Phthalic
acid (d) Butanoic acid
52.
Acetamide is prepared by: 12213117
(a) Heating
ammonium acetate
(b) Acetic
acid
(c) Heating
ethyl acetate
(d) Butanoic
acid
53.
Banana flavor is given by the ester: (Board 2016) 12213119
(a) Octyl
acetate
(b) Amyl
butyrate
(c) Amyl
acetate
(d) Ethyl
butyrate
54.
The carbon atom of a carboxyl group is hybridized: (Board 2016)
12213120
(a) sp (b) sp2
(c) sp3 (d) dsp2
SHORT QUESTIONS
Q. 1. How carboxylic acids are
converted into a-amino
acids? (Board 2016) 12213121
Q. 2. Why are the carboxylic
acids called as fatty acids? 12213122
Q. 3. How alkenes are converted
into carboxylic acids by using alkaline KMnO4? 12213123
Q. 4. What are acid anhydrides
and how are they prepared? (Board 2010) 12213124
Q. 5. What is Zwitter ion? (Board 2006) 12213125
Q. 6. How carboxylic acids are
reduced? 12213126
Q. 7. What are neutral amino
acids? (Board 2015, 2016) 12213127
Q. 8. Give some uses of acetic
acid. (Board 2010) 12213128
Q. 9. What are essential and
non-essential amino acids? (Board 2009) 12213129
Q. 10. How the hydrolysis of
nitriles give carboxylic acids? (Board
2009) 12213130
Q. 11. Why acetic acid is called
glacial acetic acid? What are its major uses? 12213131
Q. 12. How carboxylic acid will
act as an acid? 12213132
Q. 13. What are various esters
found in the fruits?
12213133
Q. 14. What are aromatic
carboxylic acids? 12213134
Q. 15. What is a peptide bond?
Write down formula of a dipeptide. (Board 2007, 15) 12213135
Q.16 Why do the carboxylic
acids have higher boiling points than alcohols and alkanes?
12213136
Q.17 What is Ninhydrin test? 12213137
Q. 18. How do you justify that
amino acids are amphoteric in nature? (Board 2009) 12213138
Q. 19. Write the formula of
glycine and alanine. (Board 2016) 12213139
Q. 20. How amino acid is prepared
by strecker method? (Board 2016) 12213140
Q. 21. How are amino acids
converted to esters?
12213141
Q. 22. How acetic acid is
prepared in the laboratory? 12213142
Q. 23. How will you convert acetic acid to acetamide? (Board 2008, 15) 12213143
Q. 24. Write down the structural formulas of Benzoic acid and acetic
anhydride.
(Board
2008) 12213144
Q. 25. How ethanol is converted into acetic acid? (Board 2008) 12213145
Q. 26. How will you convert acetic acid to methane? (Board 2008, 10) 12213146
Q. 27. What is the difference between peptides and proteins? (Board 2009) 12213147
Q. 28. What are fatty acids? How can acid chlorides are made from them? (Board 2010) 12213148
Q. 29. Differentiate between acidic and basic amino acids. (Board 2011) 12213149
Q. 30. How
will you convert CH3 – CH3 ¾¾®
CH3 – CH2 – COOH? (Board 2006) 12213150
Q. 31. Write
IUPAC names and standard formulas of first four members of Saturated aliphatic
carboxylic acids. (Board 2010) 12213151
Q.32 Why lower carboxylic acids
are very soluble in water? 12212152
Q.33 Why the molecular masses
of carboxylic acids become double in non-polar solvents? 12212153
Q.34 Why the melting points of
carboxylic acids having even number of carbon atoms are greater than those
having odd number of carbon atoms?
12212154
Q.35 How would you convert
acetic acid to acetone? 12212155
UNIT
14
Macromolecules
Multiple
Choice Questions
Encircle the
right answer:
1. Which of these polymers is an
addition polymer? (Board 2007, 10, 11,14, 15) 12214065
(a) Nylon 6, 6 (b)
Polystyrene
(c) Terylene (d)
Epoxy resin
2. Which of these polymers is a
synthetic polymer? 12214066
(a) Animal fat (b)
Starch
(c) Cellulose (d)
Polyester
3. Which of the following is polyester?
(a) Nylon 6, 6 12214067
(b) Polyvinyl Chloride
(c) Polyethylene (d) Terylene
4. Which of the following
macromolecules contains Carbon, Hydrogen
and Nitrogen? 12214068
(a) Nylon 6,6 (b) Terylene
(c) Starch (d)
Bakelite
5. Which one of the following
enzymes brings about the hydrolysis of
fats?
(Board 2013, 2016)12214069
(a) Urease (b)Maltase
(c) Zymase (d) Lipase
6. The reaction between fat and
NaOH is called: (Board 2014, 15, 16) 12214070
(a) Esterification (b) Hydrogenolysis
(c) Fermentation (d) Saponification
7. Which one of the following is
a monomer of Teflon? 12214071
(a) CH2 = CH2 – Cl
(b) Cl – CH = CH – Cl
(c) CH2 = C
(d) F2C = CF2
8. Vegetable oils are: (Board 2008) 12214072
(a) Unsaturated fatty
acids
(b) Glycerides of
unsaturated fatty acids
(c) Glycerides of saturated
fatty acids (d) Essential oils
obtained from plants
9. Which of the following is a thermosetting plastic? 12214073
(a) PVC (b)
Polystyrene
(c) Polyethene (d) Bakelite
10. Starch is a polymer of: 12214074
(a) µ - D – Glucose (b) b - D – Glucose
(c) Fructose (d) Sucrose
11. Sucrose is a: 12214075
(a) Monosaccharide (b) Disaccharide
(c) Pentoses (d) Polysaccharide
12. The degree of unsaturation of
fat is measured by: 12214076
(a) Iodine number
(b) Oxidation number
(c) Reduction number
(d) Saponification number
13. The characteristic functional
group in fats is: 12214077
(a) A ketonic group
(b) An alcoholic group
(c) An ester group
(d) A peptide group
14. Proteins on hydrolysis produce: 12214078
(a) Amino Acids (b)
Fatty Acids
(c) Glucose (d) Vitamins
15. Cholesterol is precursor of: 12214079
(a) Vitamin D
(b) Sex Hormones
(c) Adrenal Hormones
(d) All of the above
16. Hydrolysis of sucrose is
called: 12214080
(a) Hydration (b)
Inversion
(c) Esterification
(d) Saponification
17. The substance that retard the
activity of enzyme is called: 12214081
(a) Co-enzyme (b)
Epo-enzyme
(c) Activator (d) Inhibitor
18. Non-protein part of enzyme is
called: 12214082
(a) Epoenzyme (b)
Coenzyme
(c) Substrate (d) Activator
19. The optimum temperature for
the activity of enzymes is: 12214083
(a) 10 - 20°C (b)
20 - 35°C
(c) 35 - 55°C (d)
55 - 70°C
20. Which one is water insoluble? 12214084
(a) Vitamin A
(b) Vitamin B
(c) Vitamin C
(d) None of these
21. Which one is water soluble? 12214085
(a) Vitamin D (b) Vitamin E
(c) Vitamin A (d) Vitamin C
22. The addition of H2 to
oil in the presence of catalyst
is: 12214086
(a) Hydrogenation (b) Esterification
(c) Fermentation
(d)Saponification
23. Cholesterol belongs to class: 12214087
(a) Fats (b)
Lipids
(c) Carbohydrates (d)
Vitamins
24. Which of the following is an
ester? 12214088
(a) Soap (b)
Starch
(c) Dacron (d)
Cholesterol
25. Which one is not a polymer? 12214089
(a) Glycogen (b) Starch
(c) Teflon (d)
Petroleum
26. Which of the following polymers
contains Hydrogen bonding? 12214090
(a) Nylon 6,6 (b)
PVC
(c) Polyethene (d)
Polystyrene
27. Which one is a condensation
polymer?
(a) Polyethylene 12214091
(b) P.V.C.
(c) Polystyrene
(d) Nylon 6,6
28. The molecular formula of a Trisaccharide may be: 12214092
(a) C3 H3
O3 (b)
C3 H6 O3
(c) C18 H36
O18 (d) C18O16H32
29. Which is not a lipid? 12214093
(a) Cholesterol (b)
Oil
(c) Glycogen (d) Vitamin D
30. The length of the polymer
chain is specified by: 12214094
(a) Iodine number
(b) Degree of
polymerization
(c) Acid number
(d) Saponification number
31. Sucrose belong to the class of
carbohydrates called as: 12214095
(a) Polysaccharides (b) Enzymes
(c) Oligosaccharides
(d) Monosaccharides
32. Vinyl acetate reacts with
butyl maleate to form: 12214096
(a) Homopolymer (b)
Copolymer
(c) Terpolymer (d)None
of these
33. The animal starch is: 12214097
(a) Glucose (b) Glycogen
(c) Fructose (d) Sucrose
34. The enzyme which is not
present in human body is: 12214098
(a) Cellulase (b) Lipase
(c) Pepsin (d)
Ptylin
35. The fibre which is made from
acrylonitrile as monomer is:(Board
2014)
12214099
(a) PVC (b)
Rayon fibre
(c) Acrylic fibre (d)
Polyester fibre
36. Plastics are a pollution
problem because many plastics: 12214100
(a) are made from petroleum
(b) are very inflammable
(c) burn to produce toxic
fumes
(d) decompose to produce
toxic products
37. A polymeric substance that is
formed in the liquid state and
then hardened to a rigid solid is
called a: 12214101
(a) Fibre (b)
Plastic
(c) Varnish (d) Polyamide
38. Which one of the following
elements is not present in all
proteins? 12214102
(a) Carbon (b)
Hydrogen
(c) Nitrogen (d) Sulphur
39. Which one of the following is
a water soluble vitamin? 12214103
(a) Niacin (b) Riboflavin
(c) Trypsin (d)
Ascorbic Acid
40. Which one of the following
statements about glucose and
sucrose is incorrect?
(Board
2008) 12214104
(a) Both are soluble in
water
(b) Both are naturally
occurring
(c) Both are carbohydrates
(d) Both are disaccharides
41. Which of the following is
called Polyamide resin? 12214105
(a) Nylon 6,6 (b) Polyester
(c) Polystyrene (d)
PVA
42. Potato, rice, maize and wheat
are the major sources of: 12214106
(a) Fructose (b) Starch
(c) Sucrose (d) Glucose
43. Which of the following is
insoluble in water? 12214107
(a) Glucose (b) Fructose
(c) Starch (d) Sucrose
44. A Protein which is obtained by
heating bones, which is used in
bakery goods. The protein is: 12214108
(a) Insulin (b) Gelatin
(c) Caesein (d)
Lecithin
45. Which of the following serves
as excellent insulators for the animal body: 12214109
(a) Fats (b)
Starch
(c) Enzymes (d) Vitamins
46. Which of the following act in
vivo as well as in vitro? 12214110
(a) Enzymes (b) Lipids
(c) Carbohydrates (d)
Vitamins
47. The extent of unsaturation in
a fat or oil is expressed in
terms of: 12214111
(a) Acid Number
(b) Iodine Number
(c) Saponification Number
(d) Rancidity of fats or
oils
48. Which statement is incorrect? 12214112
(a) Proteins have
nitrogen while carbohydrates
do not
(b) Enzymes are proteins
(c) A complete proteins
has all essential amino
acids
(d) Proteins, like fats
and carbohydrates are
sources of energy
49. The fibre having the monomer
CH2 = CH - CN (acrylo nitrile) is known
as: (Board 2009) 12214113
(a) Acrylic Fibre (b)
PVC
(c) Saran Fibre (d)
Rayon Fibre
50. Which of the following is the
property of thermoplastic? 12214114
(a) That contains
chlorine as necessary element
(b) That is formed by
condensation polymerization
(c) That becomes soft,
mold and remolded easily by heating
(d) That cannot be
remolded and softened easily
by heating
51. Terylene Polymer is formed
from:
12214115
(a) Hydrogen Cyanide and
Acetylene
(b) Vinyl Chloride and
Vinyl Acetate
(c) Terephthalic Acid and
Ethylene Glycol
(d) Adipic Acid and
Hexamethylene diamine
52. Which of the following enzymes catalyze
the addition of H2O or NH3 to double bond? 12214116
(a) Hydrolases (b)
Isomerases
(c) Ligases (d) Lyases
53. Epoxy resins are fundamentally:
(Board 2007) 12214117
(a) Polyamides (b)
Polyethers
(c) Polyesters (d) Polyvinyls
54. Which of the following is used to prepare
synthetic fibre?
(Board 2008) 12214118
(a) Carbonic acid (b)
Formic acid
(c) Acetic acid (d)
Butyric acid
55. Enzyme used for the treatment of blood
cancer in children is: (Board 2010)
12214119
(a) Cellulase
(b) Urease
(c) L-asparaginase
(d) Lactic dehydrogenase
56. Which one of the
following nitrogenous
bases is not present in RNA? 12214120
(a)
Cytosine (b) Adenine
(c) Thiamine (d) Uracil
57. In which of these
processes are small
organic molecules made into
macromolecules: 12214121
(a)
The cracking of petroleum fractions.
(b)
The fractional distillation of crude oil.
(c)
The polymerization of ethene.
(d)
The hydrolysis of proteins.
a. SHORT QUESTIONS
2.
3. Q. 1. What is iodine number? (Board 2016)
4. (Board 2008, 09, 11, 14) 12214122
5. Q. 2. Define saponification and saponification number? (Board 2008,
09, 14, 16) 12214123
6. Q. 3. What do you mean by Rancidity of fat? (Board 2014, 15, 16)
12214124
7. Q. 4. What are derived Proteins?
8. (Board 2010) 12214125
9. Q. 5. What is the basic skeleton of steroids? 12214126
Q. 6. Differentiate between µ - D
Glucose and b - D –
Glucose. 12214127
10. Q. 7. What do you mean by denaturing of proteins? 12214128
Q. 8. Differentiate between glycosidic linkage and peptide linkage.
12214129
Q. 9. What is the difference between Epoenzyme and coenzyme? 12214130
Q. 10. What is optimum temperature and optimum pH for enzymatic
activity? 12214131
Q. 11. Differentiate between Homopoly-mer and Copolymer. 12214132
11. Q. 12. What are thermoplastic and thermosetting plastics? (Board
2006,14) 12214133
Q.13 How proteins are classified? 12214134
Q.14 How will you classify polymer on the basis of varieties of
monomers? 12214135
Q.15 What are epoxy resins? 12214136
Q. 16. What is meant by Terpolymer?
12214137
Q. 17. What is the acid number of the fats? 12214138
Q. 18. What are nucleotides? 12214139
Q. 19. What factors affect enzyme activity? (Board 2009) 12214140
Q. 20. What is cholesterol? 12214141
Q. 21. What is lactose? To which class does it belong? 12214142
Q. 22. How do you classify the oils and fats on the basis of phase?
(Board 2011, 15)
12214143
Q. 23. What are oligosaccharides? 12214144
Q. 24. What is starch? 12214145
Q. 27. How polystyrene is prepared? Give its two
uses. 12214148
Q. 28. Write a short note on Nylon –6, 6. (Board 2009) 12214149
Q. 29. What are acrylic resins? Give their two
uses. (Board 2009)
12214150
Q. 30. Define enzyme. Name their two properties. (Board 2011) 12214151
Q. 31. What are carbohydrates? Why are they called
so? (Board 2014) 12214152
Q. 32. Give the difference between DNA and RNA. (Board 2014) 12214153
Q.33 How
the degree of polymerization helps to determine the molar mass of the polymer? 12214154
Q.34 How
will you differentiate between amylose and amylopectin? 12214155
Q.3 What is meant by denatination of proteins? 12214156
Q.4 Differentiate between addition and
condensation polymerization. (Board 2016) 12214157
Q.5 Differentiate
between fats and oils. 12214158
Ans.
UNIT
15
Common Chemical
Industries In Pakistan
Multiple
Choice Questions
Encircle the
right answer:
1. Which
three elements are needed for the
healthy growth of plants?(Board 2010)
12215053
(a) N,
S, P (b)
N, Ca, P
(c) N,
P, K (d) N, K, C
2. Which
woody raw material is used for the
manufacture of paper pulp?
(Board
2013,16) 12215054
(a) Cotton (b) Bagasse
(c) Poplar (d) Bamboo
3. The
nitrogen present in some fertilizers help
plants to: (Board 2010) 12215055
(a) fight
against diseases
(b) undergo
photosynthesis
(c) produce
protein
(d) produce
fruits
4. Phosphorus
helps the growth of:
12215056
(a) root (b) leaves (Board 2014)
(b) stem (d) seed
5. Micronutrients
are required in quantity ranging from: 12215057
(a) 4g-40g (b) 6g-200g
(c) 6kg-200kg (d)
4kg-40kg
6. During
the manufacturing process of cement
the temperature of decomposition zone goes up to: 12215058
(a) 600oC (b) 800oC
(c) 1000oC (d)
12000oC
7. The
word paper is derived from name of which
reedy plant? (Board 2015) 12215059
(a) lime (b) sunflower
(c) papyrus (d)
water hyacinth
8. Which
is not a calcarious material?
(Board 2009, 11,14,15) 12215060
(a) shale (b) lime stone
(c) marble (d) marine shell
9. How
many zones are there through which the charge
passes in a Rotary kiln?
(Board 2014) 12215061
(a) 4 (b)
3
(c) 2 (d)
5
10. Ammonium
nitrate fertilizer is not used
for which crop? (Board 2016) 12215062
(a) cotton (b) wheat
(c) sugar
cane (d) paddy rice
11. Which
of following compounds is a nitrogenous
fertilizer? 12215063
(a) NH2CONH2 (b) Cu(NO3)2
(c) Pb(NO3)2 (d)
Nitrobenzene
12. Which
one of the following is a macronutrient
for plants? 12215064
(a) boron (b) zinc
(c) calcium (d)
nitrogen
13. The
nutrients which are required in very
small amount for the growth of
plants
are called: 12215065
(a) macronutrients (b) micronutrients
(c) essential
nutrients (d) none of these
14. Potassium
present in fertilizers helps the
growth of: 12215066
(a) seed,
food and cereals
(b) stem
(c) root
(d) leaves
15. The
most widely used nitrogen fertilizer
in Pakistan is: 12215067
(a) Ammonia
(b) Ammonium
nitrate
(c) Ammonium
sulphate
(d) urea
16. Which
one of the following sets of raw materials
is most suitable for manufacture of urea? 12215068
(a) CH4, N2 and CO2
(b) H2, N2
and CO
(c) H2, CO2 and H2O
(d) H2O, N2
and H2
17. Ammonia
is prepared industrially by:
(a) Contact
process 12215069
(b) Ostwald’s
process
(c) Birkeland
Eyde’s process
(d) Haber’s
process
18. The percentage of nitrogen in urea is:
(a) 36% (b) 46% 12215070
(c) 56% (d) 26%
19. The
percentage of nitrogen in ammonia is: 12215071
(a) 46% (b)62%
(c) 82% (d) 33%
20. Prilling
is a process in which: 12215072
(a) Concentration
of urea is decreased (b)
Water is removed from urea
(c) Molten
urea is converted to solid granules
(d) Some
ingredients are added to urea
21. Which one of the following substances cannot be used as phosphate fertilizer? 12215073
(a) Ca(H2PO4)2 (b)
(NH4)2 HPO4
(c) P4O10 (d)
Ca3(PO4)2
22. Cement
was introduced by mason:
(a) D.H.
Whove 12215074
(b) Humphy
Davy
(c) Joseph
Aspdin
(d) Friedrick
Miescher
23. The
diameter of rotary kiln in the manufacture
of cement is: 12215075
(a) 1
to 2 feet (b) 2 to 4 feet
(c) 4
to 8 feet (d) 8 to 15 feet
24. The
length of rotary Kiln in manufacture
of cement is: 12215076
(a) 100
-
300 ft (b) 200 ft
(c) 300
-
500 ft (d) 400 - 600 ft
25. The percentage of gypsum in cement is:
12215077
(a) 2
% (b) 10 %
(c) 3
% (d) 5 %
26. Setting
process of cement is based upon: 12215078
(a) Hydrolysis
(b) Hydration
(c) Dehydration
(d) Hydrolysis
and hydration
27. Which
one of the following is woody raw
material used for making pulp and paper? 12215079
(a) Eucalyptus (b) Wheat straw
(c) Bagasse (d)
Cotton linter
28. Which
substance is used as filler in paper
making? 12215080
(a) Glucose (b)
Fructose
(c) Starch (d) Cellulose
29. In
Pakistan, the total consumption of paper
per person per year is: 12215081
(a) 2kg (b) 5kg
(c) 7kg (d) 10kg
30. Dried
paper would contain final moisture upto: 12215082
(a) 2
to 3% (b)
3 to 5%
(c) 6
to 8% (d)
4 to 6%
31. The
pH of the pulp during digestion in digestor
is: 12215083
(a) 5
to 7 (b) 7 to 9
(c) 4
to 6 (d)
8 to 10
32. In the screening of the pulp, stones and oversized pieces are removed from the pulp by: 12215084
(a) magnetic
separator
(b) centricleaners
(c) 80-mesh
sieve
(d) rotary
drum
33. One of the following fertilizers providing nitrogen and phosphorous to plants is:
(a) Potassium
nitrate 12215085
(b) Diammonium
phosphate
(c) Calcium
superphosphate
(d) Urea
34. The
percentage of Silica in cement is:
(a) 62
% 12215086
(b) 22 %
(c) 7.5
%
(d) 50 %
35. The
main function of burning in rotary kiln
is: 12215087
(a) To
reduce the impurities
(b) Combination
of different oxides like CaO,
SiO2,
Fe2O3 and Al2O3
(c) To
dry the moisture of slurry
(d) To
decompose limestone to unslaked lime
36. Which
of the following substances has greater
percentage in cement?
12215088
(a) MgO (b)
Al2O3
(c) CaO (d)
SiO2
37. The
substance which is used to bleach the
pulp is: 12215089
(a) NaOH (b)
Na2SO3
(c) NaCl (d)
NaClO
38. Which
of the following is the non- woody raw material
used for paper?
12215090
(a) Eucalyptus (b)
Poplar (Board 2010)
(c) Fur (d) Cotton
39. Which
of the following fertilizers contains 46%
N? 12215091
(a) NH3
(b) (NH2)2CO
(c) NH4NO3
(d) KNO3
40. Which
of the following is not argillaceous
material? 12215092
(a) Marine
shell (b)
Clay
(c) Shale (d)
Slate
41. Nitrogenous
fertilizer easily taken up by plants is: (Board 2011)
12215093
(a) Urea (b) NH4NO3
(c) NH3
gas (d) NH3 (liquid)
42. The
percentage of alumina in Portland cement is: 12215094
(a) 22% (b) 3.5%
(c) 2.5% (d) 7.5%
43. Percentage
of nitrogen is diammonium phosphate is: 12215095
(a) 48% (b) 34%
(c) 13% (d) 15%
b.
SHORT QUESTIONS
Q. 1. What are macro-nutrients of plants and how
much they are required?
(Board 2007) 12215096
Q. 2. What are micro-nutrients of plants? (Board 2015) 12215097
Q. 3. Why Prilled urea is better than fine powder? 12215098
Q. 4. Why ammonium nitrate is not useful
fertilizer for paddy rice? 12215099
Q. 5. What raw materials are used for urea? 12215100
Q. 6. Which crops require more potassium
fertilizer? 12215101
Q. 7. Which raw materials are used for cement? OR
Name the essential constituents of cement.
(Board 2014) 12215102
Q. 8. Is cement mixture or compound?
12215103
Q. 9. Why cement is called “Portland Cement”? 12215104
Q. 10. Which
process is mostly used for manufacture of cement in Pakistan? 12215105
Q. 11. Write the name of different zones and their
temperatures in rotary kiln.
(Board 2013) 12215106
difference between cement
and clinker? (Board
2014) 12215107
Q. 13. Write steps involved for manufacturing of cement. 12215108
Q. 14. What processes are used
for pulp making in Pakistan and which one is more advantageous.? 12215109
Q. 15. Write down the names of
three woody and three non-woody raw materials for pulp making? (Board 2009,15, 16) 12215110
Q. 16. Which bleaching agents are
used to bleach the pulp in Pakistan? 12215111
Q. 17. What is role of additives in paper making? 12215112
Q. 18. Name the additives which
are commonly used for pulp making? 12215113
Q. 19. What is the role of head
box in paper making Fourdrinier machine?
12215114
Q. 20. What is calendering in
paper making? 12215115
Q. 21. How is clinker mixed with
gypsum?
12215116
Q. 22. What is the importance of
phosphorous for plants? 12215117
Q. 23. What is meant by prilling
of urea?
(Board 2016) 12215118
Q. 24. What is meant by setting
of cement? (Board2008) 12215119
Q. 25. What is lignin? 12215120
Q. 26. Name two phosphatic
fertilizers. What they provide to plants or soil?
(Board 2006) 12215121
Q. 27. What is the composition of
lime and silica in good cement? (Board 2008) 12215122
Q. 28. Write equations for
preparation of
12215123
(a) Ammonium carbamate from
ammonia
(b) Urea from Ammonium carbamate (Board . 2008,2014)
Q. 29. How will you prepare
diammonium phosphate from NH3? Also indicate the percentage of N2
and P2O5 present in this fertilizer. (Board 2010,2013) 12215124
Q. 30. Classify elements
essential for plant growth. (Board 2011,13) 12215125
Q. 31. Enlist steps involved in
the synthesis of Urea. (Board. 2011) 12215126
Q. 32. Why wet cleaning is done
in paper manufacture? (Board 2014) 12215127
Q. 33. Distinguish between
fertilizer and non-fertilizer compounds. (Board 2014,15)
12215128
Q. 34. What is the role of
decomposition and burning zones in the manufacturing of cement? (Board 2014, 2016) 12215129
Q.35 What is the important of
potassium fertilizer? 12215130
Q.36 What reactions take place
during setting of cement from one to seven days.
12215131
Q.37 How stock preparation is
done in paper manufacture? 12215132
Q.38 How paper industry can be
more progressive in Pakistan? 12215133
Q.39 Describe reactions taking
place during setting of cement in first 24 hours. 12215134
UNIT
16
Environmental
Chemistry
Multiple
Choice Questions
Encircle the right answer:
1. The pH range of the acid rain
is: 12216048
(a) 7-6.5 (b) 6.5-6 (Board 2009,
10)
(c) less than 5.6 (d) Less than 5
2. Peroxy Acetyl Nitrate (PAN)
is an irritant of human beings and
it affects:
(Board
2008, 09, 16) 12216049
(a) eyes (b)
ears
(c) stomach (d) nose
3. To avoid the formation of
toxic compounds with chlorine which substance is used for disinfecting water: (Board 2016) 12216050
(a) KMnO4 (b) O3
(c) O2 (d) chloramines
4. A single chloride free
radical can destroy how many
ozone molecules?
(Board
2010) 12216051
(a) 100 (b)
10000
(c) 100000 (d) 10
5. Fungicides are the pesticides
which : (Board 2011)
12216052
(a) control the growth of
fungus
(b) kill insects
(c) kill plants
(d) kill herbs
6. Ecosystem is a smaller unit
of: (Board 2011,2014) 12216053
(a) lithosphere (b) hydrosphere
(c) atmosphere (d)
biosphere
7. The main pollutant of leather
tanneries in the waste water is due to
the salt of:
(Board 2007,2013) 12216054
(a) lead (b) chromium (VI)
(c) copper (d) chromium (III)
8. In purification of potable
water the coagulant used is
(Board 2013) 12216055
(a) nickel sulphate
(b) copper sulphate
(c) barium sulphate
(d) alum
9. The temperature in the
incineration of industrial and
hazardous waste process has a
range: (Board
2008) 12216056
(a) 900 –1000°C
(b) 250–500°C
(c) 950–1300°C
(d) 500–900°C
10. The 99.5% mass of the
lithosphere is made of _________
elements: 12216057
(a) 5 (b) 6
(c) 8 (d) 11
11. Agriculture uses water out of
fresh water: 12216058
(a) 23% (b)
69%
(c) 8% (d) 97%
12. The component of environment
which consists of rigid rocky crust of
the earth is called: 12216059
(a) atmosphere (b) hydrosphere
(c) biosphere (d)
lithosphere
13. Which of the following is not
the essential function of
gases present in the atmosphere, to
maintain life:12216060
(a) O2 is
required for respiration
(b) CO2 is
essential for photosynthesis of plants
(c) These gases allow all
the radiations
to fall on earth
(d) N2 is used
by nitrogen fixing bacteria
14. Which of the following air
pollutants is secondary pollutant? 12216061
(a) SO2 and SO3
(b) NO2 and O3
(c) CO + hydrocarbon
(d) Radioactive materials
15. Carbon monoxide is mainly
evolved from: 12216062
(a) plants (b)
aerosols
(c) burning fuel (d)
tanneries
16. Which of the following is not
the property of carbon monoxide? 12216063
(a) it is colorless,
odourless gas
(b) soluble in water
(c) not highly poisonous
(d) lighter than air
17. Which of the following is not
a component of acid rain? 12216064
(a) HCl (b)
HNO3
(c) H2O2
(d)
H2SO4
18. Ozone is present in the form
of layer in the stratosphere and
surrounds the globe at a distance of: 12216065
(a) 25 – 28 km (b) 50 – 60 km
(c) 10 – 15 km (d)
15 –20 km
19. Which of the following is not
a pesticide? 12216066
(a) herbicide
(b) insecticide
(c) fungicide
(d) peroxyacetyl nitrate (PAN)
20. All of the following metals
are pollutants of chemical industries except: 12216067
(a) Cd (b)
Pb
(c) Hg (d)
Mg
21. The major sources of
hydrocarbon emission are: 12216068
(a) Trees and plants
(b) Paddy fields
(c) Automobiles
(d) Smog
22. The pollutants present in
municipal solid waste include: 12216069
(a) Methane
(b) Acetic acid and
various fatty acids
(c) Hydrogen sulphide and
nitrogen
(d) Toluene and
dichloromethane
23. A
substance which is commonly present in car exhaust fumes and does not pollute
the atmosphere is: 12216070
(a) SO2 (b) NO2
(c) N2 (d) CO
24. Which of the following substances
causes acid rain? 12216071
(a) Hydrocarbons
(b) Chlorofluorocarbons
(c) SO3 (d) O3
25. The combination of smoke and
fog is called: 12216072
(a) Smog (b) Coagulant
(c) Primary Pollutant
(d) Secondary pollutant
26. The acidification of soil and
rocks can leach the metals like Al,
Hg, Pb and Ca which causes: 12216073
(a) damaging of leaves
(b) Accumulation of these
metals in fishes
(c) Damaging of the
building materials
(d) All of the above
27. The heavy toxic metal ions such as Pb, Cd
and Hg mix into water from sediments
due to: 12216074
(a) Detergent contents of
waste water
(b) Pesticides
(c) Live stock waste (d) Lubricants
28. Chlorine treatment of water is
effective in killing pathogens but it
has harmful effects, due to the
reaction of HOCl disinfecting agent
with: 12216075
(a) NO2 to form HNO3
(b) CO2 to form H2CO3
(c) Ammonia to form
chloramines
(d) SO2 to form H2SO4
29. The
water having dissolved O2 less than____ is polluted: 12216076
(a) 2 ppm (b)
4 ppm
(c) 5 ppm (d)
10 ppm
30. Herbicides are the pesticides
which:
12216077
(a) Kill herbs
(b) Kill plants
(c) Kill insects
(d) Control the growth of
fungus
31. How many times the newspaper
can be recycled again and again? (Board
2014)
(Board 2010, 11, 14,15, 16) 12216078
(a) 3 (b)
5
(c) 4 (d) 2
32. Which one of the following
factors is not used to determine the
quality of water? 12216079
(a) Available chlorine
(b) Chemical oxygen demand
(c) Biochemical oxygen
demand
(d) Dissolved oxygen
33. The yellowish colour in
photochemical smog is due to the
presence of: 12216080
(a) SO2 (b)
CO2
(c) NO2 (d) NO
34. Aeration of polluted
water 12216081
(a) Improves O2
level
(b) Oxidize Fe+2
to Fe+3
(c) Remove foul smell
gases
(d) All of the above
35. Atmosphere contains CO2:
(Board 2007) 12216082
(a) 0.0% (b)
0.02%
(c) 0.03% (d) 0.04%
36. Which gas is not a pollutant?
(Board 2008) 12216083
(a) SO2 (b) CO
(c) CO2 (d) NO2
37. The thickness of atmosphere is:
(Board 2009) 12216084
(a) 1500 km (b)
1000 km
(c) 500 km (d)
100 km
38. The residual ash after incineration of industrial waste is disposed off in a landfill, which is lined with: 12216085
(a) portland cement (Board 2011)
(b) clay and plastic
(c) methyl silicone
(d) stone ware
39. Following is better to disinfect water:
(Board 2011) 12216086
(a) Cl2 (b) O2
(c) O3 (d)
KMnO4
40. The element whose inorganic minerals are not much abundant in earth crust:
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(a) Li (b)
N
(c) Na (d)
O
41. The range of dissolved oxygen in a quality water is: 12216088
(a) 2–4 ppm (b) 3–5 ppm
(c) 4–8 ppm (d) 7 ppm
42. Ozone is mostly produced in: 12216089
(a) North polar region
(b) Tropical region
(c) South polar region
(d) Thermosphere zone of atmosphere
a.
SHORT QUESTIONS
Q.
1. What types of water resources are
included in hydrosphere? 12216090
Q.
2. Write the names of three most
abundant elements in the earth crust.
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Q.
3. What are the secondary pollutants
present in the atmosphere?(Board 2014) 12216092
Q. 4. How formation of smog affects the life on
earth? 12216093
Q.
5. Why carbon monoxide present in the
air is poisonous to human beings?12216094
Q.
6. What are the hazardous effects of
acid rain on earth?
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Q. 7. What is
meant by ozone hole? 12216096
Q. 8. How pesticides contaminate the soil? 12216097
Q. 9. What are the factors that affect the quality
of water? 12216098
Q. 10. Explain
purification of water by use of coagulating agent. (Board 2016) 12216099
Q.
11. What are the harmful effects of
chlorination of water? 12216100
Q. 12. What is meant by solid waste management? 12216101
Q. 13. What are various steps of water treatment? 12216102
Q. 14. How water is polluted by petroleum? 12216103
Q. 15. What are aerosols? How they affect the human
body? 12216104
Q. 16. Why incineration of solid waste is not a good
process? 12216105
Q. 17. What is the role of chlorofluoro carbons
(CFCS) in destroying ozone?
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Q. 18. What are the sources of methane which is an
air pollutant? 12216107
Q. 19. What are the main sources of carbon monoxide
gas? 12216108
Q. 20. What is the importance of dissolved oxygen in
water? 12216109
Q. 21. Carbon monoxide is considered as Primary
Pollutant. How it affects human beings? (Board 2006) 12216110
Q. 22. What is lithosphere? (Board 2007,2014)
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Q. 23. What is the unit used to measure the amount of
ozone in the atmosphere and give its normal amount? (Board 2007)
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Q. 24. What is the acid rain and how does it affect
humans and birds?(Board 2009
10) 12216113
Q. 25. Why detergents are threat to aquatic life? (Board 2009, 2010) 12216114
Q. 26. What are Primary Pollutants? Give their names.
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Q. 27. What is smog? (Board 2010) 12216116
Q. 28. How the gases in the atmosphere absorb? (Board 2014) 12216117
Q. 29. What is chemical oxygen demand? (Board 2016)
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Q.30 What is effect of aeration on quality of raw
water?
Q.31 What is meant by recycling of solid waste? 12216120
Q.32 What is depolymerization?
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Q.33 Discuss livestock waste as water pollutant. 12216122
Q.34 What is meant by coagulation?
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