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Which is most reactive in electrophilic aromatic substitution?

Nitration of pyrrole is best carried out using:

Which statement about thiophene is incorrect?

Which reagent would you use to convert 2-pyridone to 2-chloropyridine?

If you wanted to form 2,3,4,5-tetrabromopyrrole from pyrrole, which of the following conditions would be the best choice?

Electrophilic substitution in furan usually occurs at

What is the correct order of reactivity (most reactive first) of pyrrole, furan and thiophene towards electrophiles?

In pyrrole and pyridine, the number of electrons that the N atom contributes to the π-system is:

Which of the following statements is correct?

Which is least reactive towards an electrophile?

Carbohydrates are also known as
Classes of carbohydrate which cannot be hydrolysed further, is known as?
Amylopectin has
Cellulose made of repeating units of
Starch consists of
Lactose is a disaccharide consists of
Sucrose is a
Which of the following is a reducing sugar?
Carbohydrates are
Name the major storage form of carbohydrates in animals
Which class of carbohydrate
The reactive dyes is considered
are applied to a cellulosicasfiber
non-sugar?
in an alkaline dye bath,they form a ----------- with hydroxyl group of the fiber
by chemicallyreacting with fiber 
A wool/acrylic blended fabric can be dyed to solid shade using acombination of 
Which of the following is Dye?
Which of the following is an example of basic dye?
Which of the following is direct dye?
Which of the following is Azo dye?
The blue print process involves the use of
Alizarin belongs to the class of
Which of the following reacts most readily as an electrophile?
Which of the following can react readily either as a nucleophile or as an electrophile?
Which of the following normally reacts as an electrophile?
Which of the following can react as a nucleophile?
Which of the following cannot react as a nucleophile?
Which of the following is not a typical electrophile?

Which of the following statements is wrong?

Give an example of electrophile
What are the types of Friedel Crafts reaction?
Name the catalyst used in the Beckmann Rearrangement.
Write the example of unimolecular reaction.
What is the reactant of aldol condensation reaction?
How cinnamic acid is produced?
What is the catalyst used in benzoin condensation?
What is the hybridisation of Acetylene?
Name the product ethylene is react with hydrogen bromide.
What is the combination of aldol?
Propylene is react with hydrogen bromide in presence of peroxide fine out the rule
What is th catalyst used in hydrogenation of ethylene?
What are the two main classes of monosaccharides?
Glyceraldehyde has how many chiral carbon atom
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Type Answer 1

MCQ Furan

MCQ ammonium nitrate.

Oxidative polymerization of thiophene leads to a conducting
polymer
MCQ

MCQ CCl4
Br2 at 273 K.

MCQ

MCQ the O atom.

furan > pyrrole > thiophene

MCQ
pyrrole, 1; pyridine 2.

MCQ

MCQ Pyrrole is a strong base

benzene

MCQ
MCQ Hydrates of carbon
MCQ Disaccharides
MCQ β-1-4 and β-1-6 linkage
MCQ β-1-2 linkage between D-glucose unit
MCQ unbranched amylose and branched amylopectin
MCQ Glucose anf fructose
MCQ monosaccharides
MCQ Glucose
MCQ Polyhydroxy aldehyde and phenols
MCQ Cellulose
MCQ Disaccharides
MCQ Covalent bond
MCQ Direct and acid dyes
MCQ methyl orange
MCQ alizarin
MCQ phenolphthalein
MCQ orange I
MCQ indigo dye
MCQ vat dye
MCQ HBr
MCQ (CH3)3B
MCQ (CH3)3CH
MCQ (CH3)3B
MCQ CH3NH2
MCQ Cl2
 It is not necessary for a nucleophile to have an unshared
MCQ electron pair.
MCQ Br-
MCQ Alkylation
MCQ H2SO4/PCl5
MCQ SN2
MCQ ketone
MCQ Benzoin reaction
MCQ KCN
MCQ sp2
MCQ methyl bromide
MCQ Aldehyde & acetone
MCQ Markovnikov' s rule
MCQ PtO2/Pd-C
MCQ Aldoses & ketose
MCQ 2
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0 pyrrole 1

0 concentrated nitric and sulfuric acids. 0

0 Thiophene is polar. 0

0 HCL 0

1 Br2 with AlBr3 as a Lewis catalyst. 0

0 both the C(2) and C(3) atoms. 0

1 thiophene > pyrrole > furan 0

0 pyrrole, 1; pyridine 1. 0

0 Pyridine is isoelectronic with benzene. 1

0 pyridine 1
1 carbonates 0
0 polysaccharides 0
0 β-1-2 linkage 0
1 β-1-4 linkage between D-glucose unit 0
1 branched amylose and branched amylopectin 0
0 Glucose and galactose 1
0 Disaccharides 1
1 Dihydroxyacetone 0
0 Polyhydroxy ketone and phenols 0
0 chitin 0
0 Monosaccharides 0
1 Hydrogen bond 0
0 vat and acid dyes 0
0 orange I 0
0 malachite green 1
0 congo red 1
1 phenolphthalein 0
0 vat dye 0
0 substantive dye 0
0 CH3Br 1
0 (CH3)2O 1
0 H2C=CH2 0
1 (CH3)3CH 0
0 (CH3)2NH 0
0 HBr 0
 A species can react as an electrophile if it contains an atom
0 (other than hydrogen) with an incomplete valence octet. 0
0 CCL4 0
0 Acylation 0
1 HCL 0
0 SN1 1
0 phenol 0
0 Perkin reaction 1
1 PCl5 0
0 sp 1
0 ethylene 0
0 aldehyde & acetone 0
0 Anti-Markovnikov's rule 1
1 HNO3 0
1 Trioses & ketose 0
0 3 0
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pyridine 0

acetyl nitrate. 1

The S atom contributes two electrons to the π-system. 0

POCl3 1
Br2 in the presence of a radical initiator.

the C(2) atom. 1

pyrrole > furan > thiophene 0

pyrrole, 2; pyridine 2. 0

Pyrrole has less aromatic character than furan. 0

Quinoline 0
glycolipids 0
proteoglycan 0
α-1-4 and α-1-6 linkage 1
α-1-4 linkage between D-glucose unit 0
unbranched amylose and unbranched amylopectin 0
Glucose and sucrose 0
polysaccharides 0
erythulose 0
Polyhydroxy alcohol and phenols 0
glycogen 1
polysaccharides 1
Salt linkage 0
Acid and acid dye 1
aniline yellow 0
indigo 0
alizarin 0
malachite green 0
iron compound 1
reactive dye 0
CH3OH 0
CH3CO2H 0
(CH3)2O 0
 (CH3)3N 0
(CH3)3N 0
(CH3)4N+ 1
A species can react as an electrophile, even if it has one or more
unshared electron pairs. 0
SO3-
Both A and B 1
HNO3 0
Eletrophilic substitution reaction 0
aldehyde 0
Aldol reaction 0
V2O5 0
sp3 0
ethyl bromide 1
acetone& alcohol 0
Huckel's rule 0
H2SO4 0
Hexoses & pentose 0
1 1
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thiophene 0

nitric acid. 0

Thiophene is more reactive towards electrophiles than furan. 1

PCl3 0

HBr at 298 K. 0

the C(3) atom. 0

furan > thiophene > pyrrole 0

pyrrole, 2; pyridine 1 1

Pyridine is a tertiary amine. 0

pyrrole 0
polysaccharides 0
monosaccharides 1
α-1-6 linkage 0
α-1-2 linkage between D-glucose unit 0
none of these 0
Glucose and ribose 0
Triose 0
none of these 0
Polyhydroxy aldehyde and ketones 1
Starch 0
oligosaccharides 0
none of these 0
Direct and reactive dye 0
all of these 1
orange I 0
indigo 0
methylene blue 0
zinc compound 0
mordant dye 1
(CH3)4N+ 0
H2C=CH2 0
CH3Cl 1
(CH3)3O+ 0
(CH3)4N+ 1
Br2 0
Any species bearing a lone pair can normally react as a
nucleophile. 1
H+,Cl+,Br+, ect 1
none of these 0
KMnO4 0
Eletrophilic addtion reaction 0
acataldehyde 1
Freidel craft reaction 0
K2Cr2O7 0
sp3d 0
no reaction 0
aldehyde & alcohol 1
none of these 0
Pt 0
tetrose 0
4 0
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