This document contains a chemistry test with 45 multiple choice questions covering topics in organic chemistry including:
- Characteristics of organic compounds such as solubility in polar vs non-polar solvents
- Functional groups and their role in determining compound properties
- Hybridization of carbon atoms
- Types of organic reactions and reaction mechanisms
- Properties and classification of organic compounds including isomers and homologous series
- Coal and its classification into different types based on carbon percentage and heat content
This document contains a chemistry test with 45 multiple choice questions covering topics in organic chemistry including:
- Characteristics of organic compounds such as solubility in polar vs non-polar solvents
- Functional groups and their role in determining compound properties
- Hybridization of carbon atoms
- Types of organic reactions and reaction mechanisms
- Properties and classification of organic compounds including isomers and homologous series
- Coal and its classification into different types based on carbon percentage and heat content
This document contains a chemistry test with 45 multiple choice questions covering topics in organic chemistry including:
- Characteristics of organic compounds such as solubility in polar vs non-polar solvents
- Functional groups and their role in determining compound properties
- Hybridization of carbon atoms
- Types of organic reactions and reaction mechanisms
- Properties and classification of organic compounds including isomers and homologous series
- Coal and its classification into different types based on carbon percentage and heat content
Chemistry 2nd Year TEST: 12) Organic compounds are soluble in:
“Organic Chemistry” a) Polar solvents
1) The active part in a molecule is called b) Non-Polar solvents a) Hetroatom b) Functional Group c) Alkalies c) Chemical bond d) Ion d) Water 2) Alkynes normally give ____ 13) A singal atom or group of atoms which hybridization: gives characteristics to a compound is a) Sp b) Sp2 called: c) Sp3 d) All a) Radical b) Functional Group 3) The state of hybridization of Carbon c) Hydrocarbons d) Ion atom in methane is: 14) Free Radical has _____ hybridization: a) sp3 b) sp2 a) sp b) sp2 3 c) dsp d) sp c) sp d) None 4) Which set of hybrid orbitals has planar 15) Which one of the following is an triangular shape: electrophile: a) sp3 b) sp2 a) Bromine b) KBr c) sp d) dsp2 c) NH3 d) Benzene 5) Cracking normally gives smaller 16) A nucleophile must be a) Alkanes b) Alkenes a) Be an Atom c) Alkynes d) None b) A group of atoms 6) Na > Na + c) Have a lone pair a) Correct b) Incorrect c) Both d) None d) Be negatively charged 7) Closed chain compounds can be 17) Which of these always applies to a classified into: nucleophile: a) Homo-cyclic b) Hetrocyclic a) It attacks a double bond c) Aliphatic d) Both A and B b) It has a lone pair of electron 8) Organic compounds react generally at c) It is single atom ____ rate: d) It is negatively charged a) Slow b) Fast 18) Which is not a nucleophile: c) Moderate d) None a) Benzene b) Chlorine 9) The branch of chemistry which deals c) Ethene d) Ethanol with the study of compounds containing 19) Similarity in properties of different carbon as an essential element is called organic compounds give rise to the under a) Physical b) Inorganic standing of ____.: C) Organic d) Nuclear a) Polymerization 10) Cation has ____ geometry: b) Non-polar nature a) sp2 b) sp3 c) Homologous series c) sp d) None d) Isomerism 11) A double bond consists of: 20) Molecules having same molecular a) Two sigma bonds formula but differ in arrangement of atom b) One Sigma and One pi-bond is called c) One Sigma and two pi-bonds a) Isomerism b) Isobar d) Two pi-bonds c) Both d) None 21) All Carbocation are____. a) Electrophile b) Nucleophile c) Both d) None c) Both d) None 34) The %age of s character is sp3 is: 22) Benzene is a ____: a) 25% b) 33.33% c) 50% d) None a) Conjugated b) None Conjugated 35) The %age of p character in sp2 c) Both d) None hybridization: 23) Ethene is _____: a) 66.66% b) 75% a) conjugated b) Non-conjugated c) 50% d) None c) Both d) None 36) All Alkenes are _____ hybridized: 24) Those compound which have any atom a) sp2 b) sp3 b) Both d) None other than C as member of rings are said to 37) The self-linking property of Carbon is be: called as: a) Monocyclic b) Hetro-cyclic a) Linking Polymerization b) Addition c) Aliphatic d) Both A and B c) Catenation d) Elimination 25) Propene is ____: 38) Homologous series have _____ a) Conjugated b) Non-Conjugated chemical property: c) Both d) None a) Same b) Different c) Both d) None 26) The stability order or carbocation is: 39) Homologous series have ____ general a) Tertiary > Secondary > Primary > Methyl formula: b) Secondary > Tertiary > Primary > Methyl a) Same b) Different c) Both d) None c) Primary > Methyl > Secondary > Tertiary 40) Homologous series have _____ physical d) Methyl > Tertiary > Secondary > Primary property: 27) The Carbocation are ____ hybridized: a) Different b) Same c) Both d) None a) sp3 b) sp2 c) sp d) None 41) The isomer with same molecular 28) Which one is more stable: formula but different functional Group: a) Conjugated alkene a) Position Isomerism b) Metamerism b) Non-Conjugated Alkene b) Functional Isomerism d) None c) Both 42) Homolytic fission occur in: d) None of these a) Polar Compounds 29) Organic compounds have ____ melting b) Non-polar compounds and boiling point: c) Both a) Low B) High c) Both d) None d) None 30) On the basis of Hydrogen % and age 43) Hetrolytic fission occur in: coal has ___ types: a) Polar compounds a) Four b) Three c) Two d) None b) Non-polar compounds 31) Lignite type of coal hai ___ % of c) Both Carbon: d) None a) 60-70% b) 85-95% 44) Who rejected the vital force theory: c) 70-85% d) None a) Wholer b) Fisher c) Lewis d) None 32) Highest Calorific value is of: 45) Miscible liquids are separated by: a) Peat b) Lignite a) Solvent extraction c) Anthracite d) Bitaminous b) Distillation 33) The type of coal which is light brown in c) Filteration colour: d) None a) Peat b) Lignite