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    1) The document is a chemistry test covering alkenes and alkanes with multiple choice and short answer questions. 2) The multiple choice section contains 12 questions testing identification of hydrocarbon sources, products of cracking reactions, fractionation of crude oil, addition reactions, most smoky burning compounds, halogenation reactions, and oxidation reactions. 3) The short answer section contains 4 subquestions testing identification of compounds from chemical tests, conversion reactions, balanced combustion equations, and requesting structural formulas.

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    Name: _______________________________________ Date: ________________________

    Chemistry Test 4A- Alkenes and Alkanes: 30 marks

    Multiple Choice questions. Shade the letter of the correct answer. [12 marks]

    1. Natural sources of hydrocarbons include:


    I. Petroleum
    II. Natural gas
    III. Coal
    A) I and II only
    B) II only
    C) I, II and III
    D) I and III only

    2. Which of the following can be obtained by cracking octane?


    A) Methane and heptane
    B) Propane and butene
    C) Buatane and butene
    D) Hexane and ethane

    3. The different fraction that make up crude oil are separated based on:
    A) Their different boiling points
    B) Their different melting points
    C) Their different desities
    D) Their solubility in water

    4. The process of converting propene to propane can be described as:


    IV. hydrogenation
    V. hydration
    VI. addition
    E) I and II only
    F) I and II only
    G) II and III only
    H) I, II and III

    5. When burnt in plentiful supply of oxygen, which of the following compounds would produce the smokiest
    flames?
    A) C2H5OH
    B) C2H6
    C) C2H4
    D) C3H8
    6. Which of the following represents the compound formed when CH 3CH=CH2 reacts with chlorine?

    7. Which of the following correctly summarizes the observations when hexane and hexene are separately added
    to acidified potassium manganate (VII) solution?

    hexane hexene
    A) Remains purple Color changes from purple to colorless
    B) Color changes from purple to colorless Color changes from purple to colorless
    C) Remains purple Remains purple
    D) Color changes from purple to colorless Remains purple

    Items 8-9 refer to the reaction that occurs between methane and chlorine in dim light.

    8. Which of the following would NOT be produced during the reaction?

    A) CHCl3
    B) HCl
    C) H2
    D) CH3Cl

    9. The reaction is known as


    A) an addition reaction
    B) a dehydration reaction
    C) a condensation reaction
    D) a substitution reaction

    Items 10-11 refer to the following reaction between propene and Y.


    10. What is the most likely identity of Y

    A) water
    B) steam
    C) acidified potassium permanganate (VII)
    D) acidified hydrogen peroxide

    11. Which of the following is NOT required for the reaction


    A) a temperature of about 300 OC
    B) phosphoric acid and sand
    C) a pressure of about 70 atm
    D) concentrated sulfuric acid

    12. Which would be the BEST test to distinguish between butane and butane
    A) Burn them both in plentiful oxygen
    B) react them both with chlorine gas
    C) react them both with bromine solution
    D) react them both with hydrogen bromide gas

    Section B: Short answers [18 marks]

    13)
    C) Describe a chemical test that could be used to describe between A and B [2 marks]
    ___________________________________________________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________________________________________
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    D) give the reagent and reaction conditions for B to be converted to A [1 mark]


    __________________________________________________________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________________________________________

    E) both A and B burn in air or oxygen.


    I. Write a balanced equation for the complete combustion of B [2 marks]

    II. If equal volumes of A or B burn separately, which would you expect to produce more sooth? Give a reason for
    your answer [2 marks]
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    13) Give the molecualr formula and structural formula for the compound 3-methyl, 2 ethyl butane. [2 marks]

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