Q1: 

How many products are formed in the monosubstitution reaction of butane and bromine?
Q2: Complete the following equation:

 A chloroethane, water
 B chloroethane, hydrogen
 C dichloromethane, hydrogen chloride
 D dichloroethane, hydrogen
 E chloroethane, hydrogen chloride

Q3: Which catalyst is used for the halogen substitution reactions of alkanes?

 A X-rays B Infrared radiation C Concentrated acid D Ultraviolet light E Fine nickel
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Q4: In a part of the homologous series of alkanes, from methane to hexane, what happens to the
flammability as the number of carbon atoms increases?
 A It decreases then increases. B It increases then decreases. C It stays the same. D It

increases. E It decreases.

Q5:Why do the three molecules below all belong to the same homologous series?

 A They are all hydrocarbons.

 B They have increasing numbers of carbon atoms.
 C They all contain the same functional group.
 D The ratio of hydrogen atoms to carbon atoms is 2∶1.
 E They are all unsaturated.
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Q 6:In a part of the homologous series of alkanes, from methane to hexane, what happens to
viscosity as the number of carbon atoms increases?
  A It decreases.
 B It stays the same.
 C It increases.
 D It decreases then increases.
 E It increases then decreases.
Q7: Fill in the blank: A homologous series could be described as a family of compounds that have
the same .
 A molecular mass B number of carbon atoms C physical properties D chemical properties

E molecular formula
Q8:ALKANE contain 5 carbon and one methylene group and write its nomenclature .

Q9: what is the conditions of catalytic cracking process and write an example ) equation).

Q10: what is the number of moles of oxygen required to burn 2 mole of alkane CxHY

Q11: ALKANE produce from its complete combustion of 1 mole of it 220 g co2

Q12 :Un branched hydrocarbon consider isomer for 2,3 DIMETHYL HEXANE

Q13:What is the number of electrons in methane

Q14: how to obtain chloroform and dichloromethane from sod.acetate

Q15:explain by experiment that organic cpds contains carbon and oxygen

Q16: does this formula express amm.cyanate , and mention its common name?
Q 17 : write the equation of preparing (mention one use for each)

Water gas

carbon black

Q18

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Why this method used to separate petroleum to different liquids ?

Q19: mention the name of substance used as a safe anesthetic

Q20: Which type of chemical reaction is cracking an example of?

 A Condensation B Addition C Displacement D Hydrolysis E Decomposition

Q21Shown in the equation is one possible reaction in the cracking of heptane:

Compound X is an unbranched hydrocarbon. What is the displayed formula of compound X?

Q22:In which range of temperatures is catalytic cracking usually performed?

  A 300–500∘C B 0–100∘C C 100–300∘C D 700–900∘C E 500–700∘C

Q23: In catalytic cracking, a gaseous hydrocarbon flows over a heated catalyst and is converted to
more valuable products. Which of the following catalyst properties cannot be increased to produce
a higher reaction rate?
 A Temperature B Particle size Surface area D Mass E Porosity

Q24: In which of the following properties is an increase observed when hydrocarbon fuels undergo
cracking?
 A Melting point B Volatility C Viscosity D Molecular size E Ignition temperature

Q25:Which of the following statements is true?

 A Cracking increases the chain length of the hydrocarbon.

 B Cracking always generates gaseous products.

 C Cracking is a method of polymerization.
 D Cracking is possible without a catalyst.
 E Cracking is exothermic.
Q26: Considering correct nomenclature and isomerism, which of the following is not a correctly
named structural isomer of C3H6Cl2?
 A 2,2-Dichloropropane

 B 1,2-Dichloropropane
 C 1,1-Dichloropropane
 D 23,-Dichloropropane
 E 13,-Dichloropropane
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