This document contains 50 multiple choice questions about organic chemistry concepts like organic compounds, fossil fuels, polymers, functional groups, and homologous series. Some key points covered are:
- Organic chemistry is the study of carbon-containing compounds.
- The first organic compound synthesized in a laboratory was urea, prepared by boiling ammonium cyanate.
- Important fossil fuels include coal, petroleum, and natural gas, which provide sources of energy and raw materials for organic compounds.
- Polymerization is the process of converting smaller molecules into large polymers like plastics.
- Functional groups determine the chemical properties and reactivity of organic compounds.
This document contains 50 multiple choice questions about organic chemistry concepts like organic compounds, fossil fuels, polymers, functional groups, and homologous series. Some key points covered are:
- Organic chemistry is the study of carbon-containing compounds.
- The first organic compound synthesized in a laboratory was urea, prepared by boiling ammonium cyanate.
- Important fossil fuels include coal, petroleum, and natural gas, which provide sources of energy and raw materials for organic compounds.
- Polymerization is the process of converting smaller molecules into large polymers like plastics.
- Functional groups determine the chemical properties and reactivity of organic compounds.
This document contains 50 multiple choice questions about organic chemistry concepts like organic compounds, fossil fuels, polymers, functional groups, and homologous series. Some key points covered are:
- Organic chemistry is the study of carbon-containing compounds.
- The first organic compound synthesized in a laboratory was urea, prepared by boiling ammonium cyanate.
- Important fossil fuels include coal, petroleum, and natural gas, which provide sources of energy and raw materials for organic compounds.
- Polymerization is the process of converting smaller molecules into large polymers like plastics.
- Functional groups determine the chemical properties and reactivity of organic compounds.
1. Organic chemistry is the study of ____________ compounds. a Carbon b Oxygen c Hydrogen d Nitrogen 2. Who synthesized the first organic compound in laboratory? a Berzelius b Fredrich Wohler c Kolbe d Faraday 3. Which is the first organic compound prepared in laboratory? a Glucose b Sucrose c Urea d Acetic Acid 4. Urea was synthesized by boiling: a Ammonium cyanide b ammonium cyanate c carbamide d ammonium sulphate 5. Which of the following is a fossil fuel? a Coal b Petroleum c Natural Gas d All of these 6. It is the last stage of coal. a Peat b lignite c bitumen d anthracite 7. This stage of coal contains the highest percentage of carbon. a Peat b lignite c bitumen d anthracite 8. Which of the fossil fuel exist in liquid state? a Coal b Petroleum c Natural Gas d All of these 9. Natural gas contains the highest percentage of: a Methane b Ethane c Propane d Butane 10. Ibuprofen is an anti-inflammatory and it is made from: a Benzene b Toluene c Cumene d Xylene 11. Taxol is a medicine used for the cure of this disease: a Aids b Cancer c Typhoid d Pneumonia 12. By the destructive distillation of coal, the solid product obtained is called: a Coke b Coaltar c Coal Gas d None of these 13. The fractional distillation of coal-tar yields: a Benzene b Hexane c Methane d Ethyne 14. Coal gas is a mixture of: a methane and b Hydrogen gas and c Methane gas and d None of these water gas CO gas hydrogen gas 15. The process in which straight chain hydrocarbons are converted into branched chain hydrocarbons is called: a Cracking b Polymerization c Reforming d Refining 16. It is used to determine the quality of gasoline. a Hexane number b Heptane number c Octane number d Nonane number 15. Nowadays, it is used for the reforming of petroleum: a Pt b Silicate catalyst c Tetraethyl lead d None of these 16. The ability of carbon to form long chain and rings is called: a Isomerism b Catenation c Reforming d Rancidity 17. Carbon has the property of catenation due to: a tetravalency b small atomic c both a and b d none of these radius of carbon 18. Which of the following organic compound is soluble in water? a Hexane b Toluene c Benzene d Acetic Acid 19. What are the products formed by the combustion of an organic compound? a CO + H2 b CO2 + H2 c CO2 + H2O d C + H2O 20. The process in which smaller molecules are converted into a large molecule is called: a Reforming b Refining c Cracking d Polymerization 21. Which of the following is used as a fuel for automobiles? a Paraffin wax b Gasoline c Kerosene d jet fuel 22. It is used for the ripening of fruits. a methane b ethane c ethene d ethyne 23. It is used for welding purpose. a methane b ethane c ethene d ethyne 24. It is used as a preservative for biological specimen. a acetone b acetic acid c formalin d all of these 25. It is used as an antifreeze and a coolant for automobiles. a methanol b ethanol c ethylene glycol d glycerin 26. It is used as antiseptic. a Cresol b Phenol c Catechol d Pyrogallol 27. It is used as anesthesia. a dimethyl ether b diethyl ether c dipropyl ether d dibutyl ether 28. Acetic acid is also known as: a Petrol b Kerosene oil c Vinegar d Soya sauce 29. It is used as artificial flavor. a benzene b benzoic acid c sodium benzoate d ethyl acetate 30. It is used as nail polish remover. a acetone b acetic acid c formalin d all of these 31. Which of the following is crystalline allotrope of carbon? a diamond b graphite c bucky ball d all of these 32. Bucky ball is made up of __________ carbon atoms. a 30 b 40 c 50 d 60 33. Richard Buckminster Fuller was an American: a physicist b chemist c architect d engineer 34. Bucky ball contains ______ five membered rings. a 6 b 12 c 20 d 40 35. Atoms or group of atoms which are responsible for all the physical and chemical properties of organic compounds are called: a functional group b homologous series c aromaticity d all of these 36. Which compound contains -OH functional group? a Ether b Alcohol c Aldehyde d Ketone 37. The consecutive members of a homologous series differ with a ratio of: a CH b CH2 c CH3 d CH4 38. All the members of a homologous series have same: a Physical properties b Chemical Properties c Boiling Point d Melting point 39. -CH2- group is called: a methyl b methyle c methylene d methane 40. What is the general formula of alkanes? a CnH2n b CnH2n-2 c CnH2n+1 d CnH2n+2 41. The difference between molecular masses of two consecutive members of homologous series is: a 12 amu b 14 amu c 16 amu d 18 amu 42. Which of the following alkane has highest boiling point? a Methane b Ethane c Propane d Butane 43. The functional group that contains a nitrogen atom is: a Alcohol b Ketone c Amide d Aldehyde 44. Which of the following compound belongs to alkene family? a C2H6 b C2H4 c C2H2 d C6H6 45. The general formula of alcohol is: a CnH2nOH b CnH2n+2OH c CnH2n+1OH d None of these 46. CH3COOH is a/an: a Aldehyde b Ketone c Carboxylic Acid d Ester 47. Which of the following compound does not contain carbonyl group? a Aldehyde b Ketone c Carboxylic Acid d Nitrile 48. CH3NH2 is a/an: a amine b amide c alcohol d nitrile 49. The functional group -X contains an atom from this group of periodic table: a V-A b VI-A c VII-A d VIII-A 50. Carbon has the ability to form __________ bonds. a 1 b 2 c 4 d 4