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    When an organic compound W reacts with hydrogen in the presence of a nickel catalyst, propane is formed. W is propene. When an organic compound X is exposed to air, butanoic acid is formed. X is butanol. If the substance CH2 = CHCH = CHCH = CH2 was reacted with excess hydrogen in the presence of a catalyst until no further reaction took place, the product would be hexane.

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    When an organic compound W reacts with hydrogen in the presence of a nickel catalyst, propane is formed. W is propene. When an organic compound X is exposed to air, butanoic acid is formed. X is butanol. If the substance CH2 = CHCH = CHCH = CH2 was reacted with excess hydrogen in the presence of a catalyst until no further reaction took place, the product would be hexane.

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    When an organic compound W reacts with hydrogen in the presence of a nickel catalyst, propane is formed. W is propene. When an organic compound X is exposed to air, butanoic acid is formed. X is butanol. If the substance CH2 = CHCH = CHCH = CH2 was reacted with excess hydrogen in the presence of a catalyst until no further reaction took place, the product would be hexane.

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    Organic Chemistry

    1. When an organic compound W reacts with hydrogen in the presence of a nickel catalyst,
    propane is formed. What could W be?
    A propanol
    B ethane
    C propene
    D ethanol
    2. When an organic compound X is exposed to air, butanoic acid is formed.
    What could X be?
    A butane
    B ethyl ethanoate
    C 1-butene
    D butanol
    3. If the substance CH2 = CHCH = CHCH = CH2 was reacted with excess hydrogen in the presence
    of a catalyst until no further reaction took place, what would be the product?
    A hexanol
    B hexane
    C 1-hexene
    D propane
    4. Warming with acidified potassium manganate(VII) can be used to identify
    A ethanol
    B ethanoic acid
    C ethyl ethanoate
    D chloroethane
    5. Which one of the following compounds hydrolyses to form ethanoic acid?
    A methyl propanoate
    B ethyl ethanoate
    C methanoic acid
    D methanol
    6. A large organic compound has molecular formula C 40H80. Which homologous series is it most
    likely to belong to?
    A alkane
    B alkene
    C ester
    D alcohol
    7. When propanol is warmed with an organic compound B together with concentrated sulfuric acid,
    propyl propanoate is formed.
    What is B?
    A propene
    B propane
    C propanoic acid
    D methanoic acid

    8. Methane, ethane, propane and butane are all gases at 200 oC. Which gas has the weakest
    intermolecular forces attraction at the stated temperature?
    A Methane
    B Ethane
    C Propane
    D Butane
    9. Which statement is correct about nylon?
    A the monomers used are carboxylic acids and alcohols.
    B it is formed by addition polymerization.
    C Water molecules are eliminated in the process of polymerization.
    D Hydrogen chloride molecules are eliminated in the process of polymerization.
    10. Which statement is correct about poly(chloroethene) (PVC)?
    A It is formed from the monomer chloroethane.
    B It is an addition polymer.
    C Small molecules are eliminated in the process of polymerization.
    D It is a macromolecule which conducts electricity like graphite.
    11. What are the products when butanoic acid reacts with zinc?
    A Zinc butanoate and water
    B No reaction is observed.
    C Zinc butanoate and hydrogen gas.
    D Zinc butanoate, water and carbon dioxide gas.
    12. When large alkane molecules are cracked, what molecules are usually produced?
    A only alkene molecules are produced.
    B a mixture of hydrogen, alkanes and alkenes are produced.
    C soot and hydrogen gas are produced.
    D alkenes and hydrogen gas are produced.

    13. What are the main products when bromine reacts with methane?
    A bromomethane and hydrogen
    B bromomethane and hydrogen bromide
    C dibromomethane and hydrogen
    D tribromomethane and tetrabromomethane
    14. Which molecular formula represents an unsaturated hydrocarbon?

    A C4H10
    B C4H9Br
    C C2H6O
    D C5H10
    Answers:
    1.C
    2.D
    3.B
    4.A
    5.B

    6.B
    7.C
    8.A
    9.C
    10.B

    11.C
    12.B
    13.B
    14.D

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