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FSC Part 2 Chemistry
Chapter 10 Test
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MCQ's Test For Chapter 0 "Chemistry Fsc Part 2 Chapter 10 Online Test"
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Question # 1
SN1 reaction usually occurs in
Question # 2
Secondary alkyl halides are those in which halogen atom is attached with a carbon atom which is further attached to.
Question # 3
Which substance is used to convert alcohol to alkyl halide.
Question # 4
An alkyl halide may be converted to alcohol by
Question # 5
When CO2is made to react with ethyl magnesium iodide, followed by acid hydrolysis, the product formed is
Question # 6
Nucleophilic substitution reactions, which are completed in two steps are called as.
Question # 7
Which one of the following reactants will be required to form ethyl alcohol form ethyl bromide.
Question # 8
Elimination Bimolecular reactions involve
Question # 9
In unimolecular reactions, the reaction completes in
Question # 10
SN 2 mechanism involves
Question # 11
Elimination biomolecular reactions involve.
Question # 12
SN2 mechanism involves
Question # 13
Alkyl halides are considered to be very reactive compounds towards nucleophile because
Question # 14
The general representation for Grignard reagent is.
Question # 15
SN2 reactions can be carried out with
Question # 16
Which substance is used to convert Grignard reagent to alkane.
Question # 17
Which one of the following species is a nucleophile
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FSc Part II Chemistry Chapter 0 Important MCQ's
| Sr.# | Question | Answer |
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| 1 | Which substance is used to convert alcohol to alkyl halide. |
A. SOCl2
B. PCl3
C. HCl +ZnCl2
D. All of these
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| 2 | SN2reactions can be best carried out with |
A. primary alkyl halides
B. secondary alkyl halides
C. tertiary alkyl halides
D. All the three
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| 3 | Which one of the following species is not an electrophile. |
A. HN3
B. Br
C. H+
D. BF3
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| 4 | SN1 reaction usually occurs in |
A. Primary alkyl halides
B. Secondary alkyl halides
C. Tertiary alkyl halides
D. All of these
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| 5 | Grignard's reagent is reactive due to |
A. the presence of halogen atom
B. the presence of Mg atom
C. the polarity of C-Mg bond
D. none of the above
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| 6 | SN 2 mechanism involves |
A. 1st order kinetics
B. 2nd order kinetics
C. 3rd kinetics
D. zero order kinetics
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| 7 | In unimolecular reactions, the reaction completes in |
A. One step
B. Two steps
C. Three steps
D. None of these
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| 8 | SN2 mechanism involves |
A. 1st order kinetic
B. 2nd order kinetic
C. 3rd order kinetic
D. Zero order kinetic
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| 9 | An alkyl halide may be converted to alcohol by |
A. Addition
B. Substitution
C. Dehydrohalogenation
D. Elimination
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| 10 | The reactivity order of alkyl halides for a particular alkyl group is |
A. Fluoride > Chloride > Bromide > iodide
B. Chloride > Bromide > Fluoride > iodide
C. Bromide > iodide > chloride > Fluoride
D. Iodide > Bromide > Chloride > Fluoride
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