Chemistry Chapter 15 Entry Test MCQs

a. sp3→sp
b. sp→sp2
c. sp3→sp2
d. sp2→sp3

c. sp3→sp2

a. (CH3)2CH – X
b. CH3-X
c. (CH3)3C – X
d. (CH3)3C-CH2 – X

a. (CH3)2CH – X

a. – oxygen
b. Carbon
c. – hydrogen
d. – chlorine

c. – hydrogen

a. E1 and SN1
b. E1 + E2
c. SN1 and SN2
d. E2 + SN2

a. E1 and SN1

a. Chlorobenzene
b. Benzyl Chloride
c. Isopropyl chloride
d. Ethyl chloride

b. Benzyl Chloride

a. Shorter and stronger
b. Longer and weaker
c. Longer and stronger
d. Shorter and weaker

a. Shorter and stronger

a. Substrate
b. Electrophile
c. Electrophilic center
d. Leaving group

c. Electrophilic center

a. 2nd order kinetics
b. Breakage of C—X and formation C—Nu bonds are simultaneous
c. Inversion of the configuration of the alky I halide molecule
d. All of these

b. Breakage of C—X and formation C—Nu bonds are simultaneous

a. Either E1 or E2 reactions
b. E2 and SN2 reactions
c. SN2 and E1 reactions
d. E1 and SN2 reactions

b. E2 and SN2 reactions

a. Great the bond energy of R-X, smaller the stability
b. Great the bond energy of R-X, the lesser the reactivity
c. Great E.N different of R-X greater the stability
d. Great the bond polarity of R-X, the lesser the reactivity

a. Great the bond energy of R-X, smaller the stability

a. Tertiary alkyl halides generally give SN1 reactions
b. The incoming nucleophile must be stronger than the leaving one
c. SN2 is a single step mechanism
d. The leaving nucleophile must be stronger than the incoming nucleophile

d. The leaving nucleophile must be stronger than the incoming nucleophile

a. C2H5Br +2[H]
b. C2H5Br +CH3O
c. C2H5Br +CH3COONa
d. C2H5Br +CN

c. C2H5Br +CH3COONa

a. t-butyl bromide
b. t-butyl chloride
c. n-butyl iodide
d. n-butyl chloride

b. t-butyl chloride

a. 4-cyanobenzyl cyanide
b. 4-bromo-2-cyanobenzyl chloride
c. 4-bromobenzyl cyanide
d. 4-cyanobenzyl chloride

c. 4-bromobenzyl cyanide

a. Sec. > Prim. > Tert
b. Prim. > Sec. > Tert
c. Tert > Pri. > Sec.
d. Tert. > Sec. > Prim.

d. Tert. > Sec. > Prim.

a. sp3, sp2
b. sp2, sp2
c. sp3, sp3
d. sp, sp

d. sp, sp

a. (CH3)2CHCI
b. (C2H5)2 CHCI
c. CH3CI
d. (CH3)3CCI

c. CH3CI

a. I < Cl < Br
b. I < Br < Cl
c. Br < Cl< I
d. Cl < Br < I

d. Cl < Br < I

a. 1 – bromo -1- methylcyclohexane
b. 3- bromo -2- methylpentane
c. 3- bromo -3- methylpentane
d. 1- bromo -3, 3- dimethylbutane

c. 3- bromo -3- methylpentane

bromine structure

a. III > II > I
b. I > II > III
c. II > III > I
d. II > I > III

a. III > II > I

a. Ethyne
b. Ethane nitrile
c. Propene
d. Propane nitrile

b. Ethane nitrile

a. 3o > 2o > 1o
b. 1o > 2o > 3o
c. 3o > 1o > 2o
d. 2o > 1o >3o

a. 3o > 2o > 1o

a. R-I > R- Br > R-CI > R -F
b. R-F > R –CI > R – Br > R-I
c. R-F > R-I > R – Br > R – CI
d. R-I > R – CI > R – Br > R – F

a. R-I > R- Br > R-CI > R -F

reaction

a. Br(CH2)2Br
b. Br(CH2)2CN
c. CN(CH2)2CN
d. BrCH = CHCN

c. CN(CH2)2CN

a. Steric hindrance
b. Insolubility
c. Instability
d. Inductive effect

a. Steric hindrance

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