This document provides information about a chemistry exam including:
1) Section A contains 10 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of processes like dehydrogenation, compounds like ethylene glycol and ethane, and properties of alcohols, alkenes, and alkynes.
2) Section B contains 6 short answer questions asking about differentiating compounds, drawing structures, and preparing ethyne from vicinal dihalides.
3) Section C contains 5 short answer questions about bromine water tests, converting ethyne to oxalic acid, and drawing a flowchart for classifying organic compounds. The exam is 45 minutes with 30 points needed to pass.
This document provides information about a chemistry exam including:
1) Section A contains 10 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of processes like dehydrogenation, compounds like ethylene glycol and ethane, and properties of alcohols, alkenes, and alkynes.
2) Section B contains 6 short answer questions asking about differentiating compounds, drawing structures, and preparing ethyne from vicinal dihalides.
3) Section C contains 5 short answer questions about bromine water tests, converting ethyne to oxalic acid, and drawing a flowchart for classifying organic compounds. The exam is 45 minutes with 30 points needed to pass.
This document provides information about a chemistry exam including:
1) Section A contains 10 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of processes like dehydrogenation, compounds like ethylene glycol and ethane, and properties of alcohols, alkenes, and alkynes.
2) Section B contains 6 short answer questions asking about differentiating compounds, drawing structures, and preparing ethyne from vicinal dihalides.
3) Section C contains 5 short answer questions about bromine water tests, converting ethyne to oxalic acid, and drawing a flowchart for classifying organic compounds. The exam is 45 minutes with 30 points needed to pass.
This document provides information about a chemistry exam including:
1) Section A contains 10 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of processes like dehydrogenation, compounds like ethylene glycol and ethane, and properties of alcohols, alkenes, and alkynes.
2) Section B contains 6 short answer questions asking about differentiating compounds, drawing structures, and preparing ethyne from vicinal dihalides.
3) Section C contains 5 short answer questions about bromine water tests, converting ethyne to oxalic acid, and drawing a flowchart for classifying organic compounds. The exam is 45 minutes with 30 points needed to pass.
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Noble Shining Star Academy
Total Marks: 43 Subject: Chemistry
Time allowed: 45 minutes Passing Marks: 30 Qno1: Choose the correct option. 10 1. By which process alkene is prepared from alcohol: A. Dehydrogenation B. Dehydration C. Dehalogenation D. dehydration 2. Ethylene glycol can be prepared by reaching KMnO4 with A. CH2¿ CH2 B. CH3 – CH3 C. CH ≡ CH D. CH3CH2CH3 3. Which acid is used for dehydration of alcohol A. HNO3 B. HCL C. H2SO4 D. H3 PO4 4. General formula of Alloyl is : A. CnH2n+ 1 B. CnH2n – 1 C. CnH2n +2 D. CnH2n + (-2) 5. Incomplete combustion of alkanes produces A. Carbon dioxide only B Carbon monoxide only C. Carbon monoxide carbon black and water D. Carbon dioxide and water 6. Substitution reaction occurs in A. Alkanes B. Alkenes C. Alkynes D. none of these 7. Which one of the following is more reactive A. Methane B. ethane C. ethane D. acetylene 8. Formula of glyoxal is:
A. H−¿C – H B. OH – C – C – OH C. H – O – H D. None of these
9. Structure of methanoic acid is:
A. H−¿C – H B. H –C– OH C C H3 – O – H D. CH3 – O – OH
10.
A. Thiophone B. Nitrophene C. Furan D. Benzene
Section B Qno2: Attempt all questions. 6 x 3 = 18 1. How can you differentiate ethane from ethane? 2. Write five isomers of Hexane? 3. Differentiate between benzene and phenol? 4. Draw the structures of the following: A. Ethyl ethanoate B. Acetic Acid C. Formic acid d. Formaldehyde e. Acetaldehyde 5. How can you prepare ethyne from vicinal dihalide? 6. Define combustion? Explain briefly complete and incomplete combustion with suitable reactions? Section C Qno3: Attempt all questions. 5 x 3 = 15 1. Explain Bromine water test with chemical reaction? ( at least three ) 2. Convert Ethyne intooxalic acid? 3. Draw the complete flowchart of classification of organic compounds?