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Fundamental Principles of Organic Chemistry - 1
1.
The _____________ isomerism arises due to restricted rotation around a carbon - carbon double bond.
a) Catenation
b) Coke, Coal-tar
c) Cis-trans
d) Catalytic
2.
Since the synthesis of urea from ___________ millions of organic compounds have been prepared.
a) Family
b) Heteroyclic
c) Sulpur
d) Ammonium thiocyanate
3.
The self linking property of carbon atom is known as ___________.
a) Catalytic
b) Sulpur
c) Catenation
d) Configuration
4.
When coal is heated in the absence of air it is converted into _________ coal gas and ______________.
a) Heteroyclic, Sulpur
b) Configuration
c) Methyl propyl
d) Coke, Coal-tar
5.
___________ cracking produces gasoline of higher octane number.
a) Cis-trans
b) Linear
c) Catalytic
d) Coplaner
6.
Each functional group defines an organic _______________.
a) Family
b) Configuration
c) Thirty
d) Coal-tar
7.
In _____________ compounds generally one or more atoms of elements such as (nitrogen), Oxygen or ______________are present.
a) Heteroyclic, Sulpur
b) Unsaturated
c) Coplaner
d) Coke, Coal-tar
8.
The excited state ___________ can explain the these valencies of carbon but these valencies are not equivalent.
a) Cis-trans
b) Catenation
c) Configuration
d) Catalytic
9.
All the four Sp3 hybrid orbital are _______________.
a) Expected
b) Rotate
c) Catenation
d) Degenerate
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