Chemistry
10th Edition
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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste
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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations
Section: Chapter Questions
Problem 1RQ: Define and explain the differences between the following terms. a. law and theory b. theory and...
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![PAPER ONE:
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
Acetylsalicyclic acid commonly called
aspirin is a drug widely used in Cameroon.
Its structure is
5.
TYPE ONE QUESTIONS
Questions 1-49
For questions 1-9 choose the letter A-D of
the INCORRECT altemative.
-OH
1.
Carboxylic acids can be prepared by the
A)
oxidation of its corresponding primary Aspirin can be said to contain the.
alcohol using acidified potassium
dichromate.
B) oxidation of a tertiary alcohol with
A. Ester functional group
B. Acid functional group
C. Benzene ring functional group
D. Anhydride functional group
potassium permanganate Vil acidiefied
C) hydrolysis of a nitrile on boiling with
During the reaction of ethanol and ethanoic
acid
A.
either dilute acid or alkali
6.
D) oxidation of aldehydres with acidified
potassium dichromate
the ethanol and ethanoic acıd are mixed
in equimolar
the reaction takes place
room
In the reaction
CH COOH C H,OH CH,C0OC,H, + H,0
A) the rate of the reaction is slow at room
temperature
B) the equilibrium can be shifted in favour
of the ester when water in removed
2.
temperature
C.
the reaction is a condensation
D. hydrogen ions are added
The alkali hydrolysis of an C,H, O,
can produce CH COOH + CH (CH ),OH
В.
7.
A.
C) it is the OH group of the alcohol that is
is called saponification
can produce
CH,CH,COONA + CH (CH,).CH,OH
can produce
lost as water.
C.
D) it is the OH group of the acid that is lost
as water.
D.
CH,CH,CH COO- + CH,CH,CH,OH
3.
All the compounds below can be reduced
by lithium aluminum hydride in ether
This question relates to the oxidation of
alcohols
A. All oxidation of alcohols end up in the
formation of carbondioxide and water
8.
EXCEPT which?
A. CH,OCH,
.C. CH COOH D. CH,OH
В. СН CHO
B. Carboxylic acids are products of mild
oxidation of alcohols
Which of the following statements or
equation is NOT correct:
A. Carboxylic acids react alcohols to form
esters.
4.
C. The combustion of alcohois is a form
of oxidation
D. Ketones can be products of oxidation
of alcohols
B. Esterication is an example of
condensation reaction
9.
Ethanoic acid is a
C. CH,COOH + CH,OH
HCOOCH,CH, + H,0
D. . CH,COOH
CH,COOCH, + H,0
A. Stronger acid than chloro ethanoic acid
B. Weaker acid than methanoic acid
C. Weaker acid than benzoic acid
D. Stronger acid than propanoic acid
CH,OH
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Transcribed Image Text:PAPER ONE:
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
Acetylsalicyclic acid commonly called
aspirin is a drug widely used in Cameroon.
Its structure is
5.
TYPE ONE QUESTIONS
Questions 1-49
For questions 1-9 choose the letter A-D of
the INCORRECT altemative.
-OH
1.
Carboxylic acids can be prepared by the
A)
oxidation of its corresponding primary Aspirin can be said to contain the.
alcohol using acidified potassium
dichromate.
B) oxidation of a tertiary alcohol with
A. Ester functional group
B. Acid functional group
C. Benzene ring functional group
D. Anhydride functional group
potassium permanganate Vil acidiefied
C) hydrolysis of a nitrile on boiling with
During the reaction of ethanol and ethanoic
acid
A.
either dilute acid or alkali
6.
D) oxidation of aldehydres with acidified
potassium dichromate
the ethanol and ethanoic acıd are mixed
in equimolar
the reaction takes place
room
In the reaction
CH COOH C H,OH CH,C0OC,H, + H,0
A) the rate of the reaction is slow at room
temperature
B) the equilibrium can be shifted in favour
of the ester when water in removed
2.
temperature
C.
the reaction is a condensation
D. hydrogen ions are added
The alkali hydrolysis of an C,H, O,
can produce CH COOH + CH (CH ),OH
В.
7.
A.
C) it is the OH group of the alcohol that is
is called saponification
can produce
CH,CH,COONA + CH (CH,).CH,OH
can produce
lost as water.
C.
D) it is the OH group of the acid that is lost
as water.
D.
CH,CH,CH COO- + CH,CH,CH,OH
3.
All the compounds below can be reduced
by lithium aluminum hydride in ether
This question relates to the oxidation of
alcohols
A. All oxidation of alcohols end up in the
formation of carbondioxide and water
8.
EXCEPT which?
A. CH,OCH,
.C. CH COOH D. CH,OH
В. СН CHO
B. Carboxylic acids are products of mild
oxidation of alcohols
Which of the following statements or
equation is NOT correct:
A. Carboxylic acids react alcohols to form
esters.
4.
C. The combustion of alcohois is a form
of oxidation
D. Ketones can be products of oxidation
of alcohols
B. Esterication is an example of
condensation reaction
9.
Ethanoic acid is a
C. CH,COOH + CH,OH
HCOOCH,CH, + H,0
D. . CH,COOH
CH,COOCH, + H,0
A. Stronger acid than chloro ethanoic acid
B. Weaker acid than methanoic acid
C. Weaker acid than benzoic acid
D. Stronger acid than propanoic acid
CH,OH
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