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Chemistry Advanced Level Problem Solving (ALPS-6) - Solution
Chemistry Advanced Level Problem Solving (ALPS-6) - Solution
2.(3) Attack by OMe on Cl(3) would form a carbanion, which can be stabilized by –R effect of NO2 group,
this Cl(3) is substituted by OMe.
3.(B) HCl is most volatile due to weakest inter molecular attractive forces. While HF is least volatile because
of H-bonding.
4.(B) Phenols give violet colour with Fe Cl3 solution while alcohols do not.
(D)
RCOOH
RCONH 2
H O
NH3 RCOOH
8.(B) 2
H
n NH3 1 n RCONH2
Mo(amide) 59g Mo(acid) 59 15 16 60g i.e. CH3COOH
10.(8) The decreasing order of B.P.’s is: (3) > (8) > (2) > (6) > (7) > (1) > (4) > (5)
The sum of numbers pertaining to compounds with lowest & highest B.P. is 5 + 3 = 8.
11.(C) Xe form compounds with fluorine and oxygen and heavier noble gases can be easily liquefied.
38.7
12.(A) %C 38.7 3.225mol
12
16.17
%H 16.17 16.17 mol
1
45.17
% N 45.17 3.225mol
14
Divide by 3.225
C = 1, H = 5, N = 1
So, empirical formula is CNH5 i.e. CH 3 NH 2 .
17.(A) Zn 2NaOH
Na 2 ZnO2 H2 ; Zn H2SO4
ZnSO4 H2
y y
18.(D) CX H y x O2 xCO2 H 2O
4 2
20
Moles of organic compound
12x y
10y 10
Moles of H2O 18y 12x y 17y 12x
12x y 18
12x
y 7 1
%H 100 100 5.55%
12x y 1 18
12x 1
17
10
Mass of hydrogen (H 2 ) in the sample 2g
18
( After combustion all the hydrogen in the hydrocarbon will be present in the water formed)
10
2
% of hydrogen 18 100 5.55%
20
19. [A-q] [B-r] [C-s] [D-p]
CH3CH2CH(OH)CH3
2 4 CH CH CHCH (cis trans)
H SO
(A) 3 3
(Q)
(B)
(D)
20.(D) More reactive halogen can displace less reactive halogen from their salts.
0.35 32
0.35
21.(C) Mass of sulphur 32g % sulphur 233.43 100 18.5%
233.43 0.2595
22.(4) A =
26.(B) Total electron pairs around central atom are 5 hence its structure is trigonal bipyramidal.
27.(A) Silk is a natural product made from the fibres found in the cocoon of the mulberry silk worm. It is
actually made up of long strands of protein sericin and fibrosin which are polymers of amino acids.
31.(3)
32.(D) These are polar covalent compounds like ICl, ClF3 etc.
33.(C) CH3 CH 2 NH 2 has only one functional group, have it can’t undergo self-polymerisation.
m m
34.(5) Number of hydroxyl group n
42
Where m Molcular mass of product
M Molcular mass of unknown compound
390 180
n 5
42
35.(D) Oxygen cannot form more than three bonds.
37.(9)
39.(C)
(I) gives immediately turbidity by lucas reagent and (II) does not give turbidity appreciably.
40.(4)
2 60
41.(B) 2NaClO3 2NaCl 3O 2 ; w NaClO3 106.5 177.5g
3 24
42.(A) Volume of oxygen produced is equal to area under the curve.
44.(C) The compound gives positive test with Na metal, 2, 4-DNP and it gives single product with
O3 .
46.(B) The compound C30 H 60 O has one degree of unsaturation since it gives negative test with Br2 / H 2 O,
2, 4 - DNP and Na metal it must be an epoxide.
47.(6)
48.(ABCD)
Deacon’s process : 4HCl O2
CuCl
723K
2 2Cl2 2H2O
It is also prepared by electrolysis of chloride salt solutions.
50.(D) All three (A, B & C) correctly represents addition polymerization process.
51.(A) SO 2 can decolourises characteristic colouration of these solution while CO 2 can’t decolourise.
52.(B) Bleaching action of SO 2 is due to its reducing nature. It reduces colouring matter and reduced colouring
matter will restore its colour by oxidation from air.
53.(D) Na 2SO3 S
Na 2S2O3
54.(13)
55.(AC)
By the condition of the question I & IV both compounds do not give iodoform test and I and II both give
similar test.
56.(60.56%)
75 85 95 100
Overall % yield 60.56
100 100 100 1
59.(C)
60.(AB)
Methylaniline is the only base in the mixture and benzoic acid is a much stronger acid than phenol.
61.(174)
Mass of P increases by 42 unit per OH group, molar mass of P is 90 g/mol.
62.(B)
63.(ABC)
Protein, nylon-6, 6 and nylon-6 are polyamide polymers since all of them have amide linkage.
Above information suggest than X has a terminal triple bond and it contain primary —OH group.
Ag(NH )
H — C C — CH 2 — CH 2 — CH 2OH
3 2
Ag — C C — CH 2CH 2CH 2OH
X
65.(ABC)
Gallium have very low melting point (303K) it exist in liquid form at or near normal room temperature.
Bromine and mercury are two well-known liquid substances.
66.(CD)
Since here two different substances polymerise, copolymerization is said to have occurred. Also since a
water molecule is lost in the process it is condensation polymerisation.
It involves branching by (C1 C6 ) glycosidic linkage.
67.(8)
68.(ABCD)
Species having unpaired electrons are paramagnetic.
O2 , O2 and S2 are paramagnetic on the basis of molecular orbital theory. In ClO 2 there is unpaired
electron in chlorine atom.
69.(ACD)
Neoprene is –( CH 2 C CH CH 2 –)n
|
Cl
70.(3) Intermediate is 2, 3-dehydroanisole and H-bonded to benzene ring are vinylic H.
*71.(BD)
Inter halogen compounds are all covalent molecules and are diamagnetic in nature. Their physical
properties are intermediate between those of constituents halogens except that their melting point and
boiling point are little higher than excepted. In general, inter halogen compounds are more reactive than
halogens except fluorine.
*72.(AC)
(A) nHOOC (CH2 )4 COOH nH2 N (CH2 )6 NH2
Nylon 6,6 H2O
(B) Cellulose triacetate is semi synthetic polymer
(C)
73.(7) b, c, e, h, i, j, k
*74.(ABC)
Comproportionation is reverse of disproportionation
75.(ABCD)
Peptide linkage is an amide linkage capable to form H-bond (hydrophilic in nature) and connects
polypeptide chain in protein through H-bond.