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When chemists say something is
“organic,” they mean it
A. is natural
B. is in our organs
C. is carbon-based
D. is pesticide-free
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C. is carbon-based
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Which one of the following is an alkane?
A. acetylene
B. ethyne
C. butanol
D. methane
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D. methane
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$300 Question
Which of the following alkenes contains seven carbon
atoms?
A. 2-pentene
B. 7-hexadecene
C. 3-heptene
D. 2,5-octadiene
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C. 3-heptene
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What is the IUPAC name of the substance shown
above?
A. propanone
B. methoxyethane
C. propane
D. 2-propanol
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D. 2-propanol
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The IUPAC name of the compound
shown above is
A. 1,3-dimethyl-4-ethylbenzene
B. 1-ethyl-2,4-dimethylbenzene
C. 2,4-dimethyl-1-ethylbenzene
D. toluene
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B. 1-ethyl-2,4-dimethylbenzene
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Of the following alkanes, which would have
the lowest boiling point?
A. ethane
B. pentane
C. heptane
D. decane
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A. ethane
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Alcohols have unusually high boiling points
for their carbon chain length because of
A. van der Waal forces
B. London forces
C. covalent bonding
D. hydrogen bonding
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D. hydrogen bonding
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Which of the following would be the
most soluble in water?
A. butane
B. butanal
C. butyne
D. ethoxyethane
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B. butanal
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Freeon and other CFCs used in refrigeration
and air conditioning are examples of
A. alcohols
B. ketones
C. alkynes
D. organic halides
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D. organic halides
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Small molecules in this organic family have
strong, unpleasant odours.
A. alkanes
B. alcohols
C. ethers
D. aldehydes
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D. aldehydes
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$64,000 Question
When ethene reacts with water, what
product is formed?
A. ethane
B. ethanol
C. ethanal
D. ethyne
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B. ethanol
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When an aldehyde reacts with
hydrogen, the product is a(n)
A. ketone
B. ether
C. alkene
D. alcohol
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D. alcohol
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When a secondary alcohol undergoes a
controlled oxidation, the product is a(n)
A. ketone
B. ether
C. alkyne
D. aldehyde
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A. ketone
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To reduce propanone to propene, the
molecule must go through
A. hydrogenation only
B. hydrogenation, then
dehydration
C. dehydration only
D. dehydration, then
hydrogenation
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B. hydrogenation, then
dehydration
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What will be the major product when propene
undergoes hydrohalogenation?
A. 1-propanol
B. 2-propanol
C. 1-bromopropane
D. 2-bromopropane
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D. 2-bromopropane
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