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Organic chemistry - Test Set 1
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20 questions
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- Formula of ethanol____________ is.
Question 1
- CH5OH
- C2H6OH
- CH3CH2OH2
- C2H5OH
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- What are the elements present in alcohol?
Question 2
- Nitrogen, hydrogen, oxygen
- Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen
- Oxygen, carbon, nitrogen
- Hydrogen, chlorine, oxygen
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- When an overdose of _________ is consumed, it slows down the metabolic process and degrades the central nervous system.
Question 3
- methanol
- propanol
- ethanol
- butanol
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- What is the chemical formula of glycerol?
Question 4
- C2H5O2
- C3H7OH
- C3H5OH
- C3H8O3
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- Fill in the blank with the most appropriate option.
Question 5
Denaturation of ethanol is done for___________.- To increase its stability
- Making it unsuitable for drinking
- Making it suitable for drinking
- Making it suitable as antimicrobial
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- Which of the following is used in the preparation of tincture iodine, cough syrup and many tonics?
Question 6
- methanol
- ethanoic acid
- acetic acid
- ethanol
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- As a dehydrating agent to convert ethanol to ethane___________ Is used.
Question 7
- nickel
- sunlight
- concentrated sulphuric acid
- heat
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- How many hydrogen atoms are present in a molecule of ethanol?
Question 8
- Four
- Five
- Six
- Seven
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- ______________ is the simplest alcohol.
Question 9
- butanol
- ethanol
- ethyl alcohol
- methanol
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- To prevent the misuse of ethanol produced for industrial use, it is used as a toxic substance __________ Is mixed with it to make it unsuitable for drinking.
Question 10
- methanol
- acetone
- ester
- ethanol
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- The colours are added to the alcohol to make it blue, so that it can be easily identified. This alcohol is called .......... alcohol.
Question 11
- mature
- non-poisonous
- poisonous (deformed)
- natural
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- From which of the following can ethanol be obtained?
Question 12
- Rice
- Sunflower
- Sugarcane
- Petrol
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- Which of the following pairs of acid and the substance in which it is found is incorrectly matched?
Question 13
- Ascorbic acid-Tamarind
- Lactic acid-Curd
- Oxalic acid-Spinach
- Acetic acid-Vinegar
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- Lactic acid is a:
Question 14
- Three-carbon molecule
- One-carbon molecule
- Two-carbon molecule
- Four-carbon molecule
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- The common name for athenoic acid is____________.
Question 15
- sodium hydroxide
- alcohol
- fuming acid
- acetic acid
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- Which of the following acids is present in red ants?
Question 16
- formic acid
- tannic acid
- oxalic acid
- malic acid
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- Which of the following is organic acid?
Question 17
- citric acid
- sulphuric acid
- nitric acid
- phosphoric acid
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- Which of the following contains ethanoic acid?
Question 18
- Lemon juice
- Orange juice
- White vinegar
- Tomato
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- Which of the following is the main organic acid found in grapes?
Question 19
- amino acid
- tartaric acid
- glycolic acid
- succinic acid
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- What is Vinegar made of?
Question 20
- sulphuric acid
- hydrochloric acid
- oxalic acid
- acetic acid
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