Class 11 Chemistry (Part Ii) Chapter 13 Hydrocarbons Quiz 6 (60 MCQs)

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1. Main part of turpentine from Jeffrey pine
2. Alkanes are also known as:
3. Which of the following alkene is in gaseous state at room temperature?
4. How do different types of hydrocarbons differ from each other?
5. A hydrocarbon in which all of the bonds are single bonds is said to be .....
6. What is the name of the reaction used to make polymers?
7. What is the function of UV during free radical substitution reaction of alkane?
8. How many electrons are in a double bond?
9. How to recognize the parent chain of an alkane?
10. All alkanes are soluble in water
11. Dalam animasi Naruto Shippuden, Hanzo si Salamander memberikan julukan "3 sanin legendaris" . Siapakah mereka yang mendapakan julukan sanin legendaris tersebut?
12. An organic molecule that contains only single bonds is called
13. What is the color of sodium benzoate C6H6COONa?
14. What is the chemical compounds produced after reaction between C6H5COONa with NaOH?
15. Which of the following is not one the use of acetylene gas?
16. Which of the following is a common application of butene?
17. Select the formula for the following name:Octene
18. The name of the functional group of an aldehyde is .....
19. A on reaction with sodium in presence of dry ether gives 2, 3 dimethyl butane. what is A?
20. As the number of carbons increases in the boiling point generally .....
21. Which of the following is a toxic gas released when hydrocarbons undergo incomplete combustion?
22. What type of hydrocarbon is characterized by the presence of a double bond?
23. Who discovered benzene's stable structure?
24. The general formulas for alkanes, alkenes and alkynes are:
25. A Double Bond ( = ) means a total of how many electrons?
26. Why are hydrocarbons effective as fuel sources?
27. What is the process in which synthetic rubber treated with sulfur at high temperature to overcome the weakness of polymer?
28. Substances with benzene-like rings are called .....
29. How do you test for an alkene?
30. How many bonds can each carbon atom make?
31. ALKANE, ALKENE or ALKYNE?Hexyne
32. Combustion reactions are
33. The names of all alkenes end with the suffix:
34. Which type of hydrocarbon contains at least one carbon-carbon triple bond?
35. What is meant by a saturated hydrocarbon?
36. In which of the following reactions is oxygen use up?
37. It is an important part of gasoline fuel for cars, trucks, buses, and the like.
38. An alkene is a hydrocarbon with
39. What alkene has the chemical formula C5H10?
40. Butane is an alkane with ..... carbon atoms
41. N-propyl bromide on treating with alcoholic KOH produces
42. Give the reagents and conditions needed to form propanol from propene
43. 2-heptyne has a ..... bond.
44. In which conformation does butane have the highest energy?
45. When naming organic compounds:
46. The empirical formula of an organic compound is CH2O. The molecular formula that is suitable for that organic compound is .....
47. An atom or group of atoms that take place of hydrogen on a parent hydrocarbon molecule:
48. When benzene is a substituent it is called
49. What do you call the process of drilling and injecting fluid into a ground at a high pressure in order to break or fracture the shale rocks to release natural gas inside?
50. What is the IUPAC name of dimethylacetylene?
51. Why do alkane not dissolve in water?
52. The gas evolved on heating CH$_{3}$MgBr in methanol is(1) methane(2) ethane(3) propane(4) HBr
53. How are hydrocarbons obtained?
54. H$_{3}$C-CH$_{2}$-CH$_{2}$-CH$_{2}$-CH(CH$_{3}$)$_{2}$contains ..... secondary carbon atoms.
55. When naming hydrocarbons, which segment of the name do we start with?
56. To balance ten oxygen atoms in a combustion equation, how many O2 molecules are needed?
57. What is wrong with the name 2, 4-methylhexane
58. Hydrocarbons that contain only single bonds are alkanes.
59. The most well-known ring structure that possesses double bonds is .....
60. Cycloalkanes are saturated hydrocarbon, also known as alicyclic (aliphatic cyclic).