Chapter 3 :
Organic chemistry
Q1: What is the overall equation for alkanes?
Ans: CnH2n+2
Q2: What kind of bond is found between carbon iotas in alkanes?
Ans: Single bonds (sigma bonds)
Q3: What is the utilitarian gathering of alcohols?
Ans: - Gracious (hydroxyl bunch)
Q4: What is the IUPAC name for CH3-CH2-Really?
Ans: Ethanol
Q5: What reagent is generally used to test for the presence of alkenes?
Ans: Bromine water
Q6: What is the result of the total burning of a hydrocarbon?
Ans: Carbon dioxide and water
Q7: What is the name of the easiest sweet-smelling hydrocarbon?
Ans: Benzene
Q8: What sort of isomerism includes different availability of particles?
Ans: Primary (or established) isomerism
Q9: What is the useful gathering of carboxylic acids?
Ans: - COOH (carboxyl gathering)
Q10: What is the IUPAC name for CH3COOH?
Ans: Ethanoic corrosive (acidic corrosive)
Q11: What is the normal name for 2-propanone?
Ans: CH3)2CO
Q12: What is the principal kind of response that alkenes go through?
Ans: Expansion responses
Q13: What is the utilitarian gathering of aldehydes?
Ans: - CHO (carbonyl gathering)
Q14: What is the IUPAC name for formaldehyde?
Ans: Methanal
Q15: What sort of isomerism includes the spatial plan of iotas or gatherings?
Ans: Stereoisomerism
Q16: What is the normal result of the response between a liquor and a carboxylic corrosive?
Ans: Ester
Q17: What is the useful gathering of ketones?
Ans: C=O (carbonyl gathering)
Q18: What is the IUPAC name for CH3-CH2-CH2-CH3?
Ans: Butane
Q19: What is the reagent utilized in the nitration of benzene?
Ans: A combination of concentrated nitric corrosive and sulfuric corrosive
Q20: What is the name of the cycle used to isolate parts of a fluid combination in view of limits?
Ans: Refining

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