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PPSC Chemistry Part II Organic Chemistry Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
Which of the following dye is used an antiseptic .
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Methyl orange
Mercurochrome
Alizarin
Bismarck brown
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Question # 2
Co enzyme cna be separated from enzyme by
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Precipitation
Dalysis
Hydrolysis
Distillation
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Question # 3
2- Butanol is optically active because a contains
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An asymmetric carbon atom
A plane of symmetry
Centre of symmetry
A hydroxyl group
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Question # 4
Which of the following alkyl halide undergoes nucleophilic substitution reaction via the formation of a carboncation.
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1-chloro -2 methyl propane
2- chlro-2-methyl propane
2- chloro butane
1-Chloro, 3,3- dimethyl pentane
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Question # 5
Which type of polymer the Nylon -06 is
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Polyamide
Polyester
Addition
Homopolymer
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Question # 6
Inorganic acids (HCl, HBr, HNO3 etc) have K value.
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< 1
>1
>10
<10
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Question # 7
Sanger's reagent is
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Carbobenzyloxy chlride
Dimethyl amino sulphonyl chloride
I-Fluoro -2,4-dinitrobnzene
2,4- Dinitrophenyl hydrazine
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Question # 8
The decrease in electron density at one position accompanied by a corresponding increase at other position is called.
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Inductive effect
Asymmetric effect
Electromeric effect
Resonance effect
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Question # 9
Identify the incorrect statement regarding crystallization from the following.
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It is an important procedure for purifying solids
The impurities are removed by filtering the solution
Crystals are separated by filtration
In crystallization method, the solid is dissolved in a solvvent in which it is soluble at all temperature.
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Question # 10
Which one of the following woul dmake an S
N
2 mechanism more likely
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Bulky substituents near the halogen
A polar solvent
A tertiary carbocation intermediate
A reactive nucleophile
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Question # 11
Albumin is classified as
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Simple protein
Conjugated protein
Lipoprotein
Derived protein
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Question # 12
All bond length in benzene are identical due to.
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Resonance effect
Inductomeric effect
Electromeric effect
Mesomeric effect
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Question # 13
Lactic acid is a molecule which shows
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Epimersim
Tautomerism
Opical isomerism
Metamerism
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Question # 14
A terpenoid which has as alcoholic group in the molecule is.
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Citral
Camphor
Menthol
Carvone
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Question # 15
Bromination of n-butane produces.
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I-bromobutane as the major product
2- bromobutane as the major product
Both I - bromo and 2- bromobutane with equal percentage
Both i-bromo and 2-bromo products whose percentage depends upon temperature.
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Question # 16
In order to give strength and elasticity natural rubber is heated with.
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Sulphur
Oxygen
Nitrogen
Chlorine
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Question # 17
Combination of a -amino acid through which linkages results result in formation of protein
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Ester linkage
Glycosidic linkage
Lactum linkage
Peptide linkage
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Question # 18
In which polymer the strength of inter molecular forces is maximum
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Elastomers
Thermoplastic
Fibre
Cross linked polymer
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Question # 19
The condensation between formaldehyde and acetaldehyde in the presence of conc. NaOH and heat gives.
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Acrolein
Mixture of CH3OH and CH3COO Na.
Mixture of CH3CH2OH and HCOO - Na+
None of these
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Question # 20
Monomer of Nylon -6 is
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Adipic acid
Hexamethylenediamine
Caprolactam
All of these
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Question # 21
Which of the following effects best explains that o-nitro phenol is insoluble in water.
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Inductive effect
Resonance effect
Intramolecular H -bonding
Isomeric effect
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