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N H
OH O
(A) Aldehyde (B) Ketone (C) Amine (D) Amide
2. Which of the following represent aromatic compound :
O O O
(i )CH3I,K 2CO3
3. HO
(ii) H2SO4 ,HNO3
Major product of the reaction is :
NO2 NO2
H3C
NO2 NO2
NO2 NO2
O2N O2N
CH3
O HOOC OH COOH
COOH Me COOH
Me OH (C) Me
(A) (B) (D)
Cl O -
O + O
+ Br N Br
N -
O HS S
(A) + Base
Cl Cl
Cl
(B) MeOH MeO
O O
(D) Base
Cl
O O
7. To prepare 2° amine (as major product) which of the following reactions can be used up :
CH3
+ – LiAlH4 + CH3 –
NC N
(A) (B) OH
CH3
O NH
(A) is more reactive than towards reaction with PhMgBr
Cl
Cl2 (aq)
(B) O
h
O (major product)
Conc. H 2SO 4
(C) 2 (Major)
(Catalytic)
PhNHNH 2
(D) D-glucose + D-mannose + D-fructose only one osazone
Br(z)
(A) Br(y) is the most reactive Br towards SN2 reaction in this compound.
(B) Br(z) is the most reactive Br towards SN1 reaction in this compound.
(C) 16 stereoisomers are theoretically possible for this compound.
(D) This compound is capable of showing geometrical isomerism
10. Identify reactions give naturally occuring amino acids?
(1)H–CN (1) Red 'P' + X2
(A) NH (B) Me – CH2 – COOH (2) NH
(2)H3O
3
O Cl O O
(1) CH – C C
C CH3
Me OEt
N Na (1) NaOI
(C) (2) H3O (D)
C (2) H
Cl (3) NH3
O
N 2H4 OH
C6H10O
(A)
Zn - Hg
(F)
HCl
(D) Compound (C) can also be obtained as major product when heated with
O K
O
(A) Compound (F) = (B) Compound (C) = CHO
O OH
CH3
(C) Compound (A) = (D) Compound (B) =
H
CH3
(Q) HOOC COOH (2) Racemic mixture
Ph
HOOC COOH
(R) (3) Meso compound
CH3
COOH
(S) (4) CO2 gas will evolve
COOH
Select CORRECT code for your answer :
(A) (P)1, 4 ; (Q)2, 4 ; (R)1, 4 ; (S)3 (B) (P)1, 4 ; (Q)2, 4 ; (R)1, 4 ; (S)3,4
(C) (P)1, 4 ; (Q)2,3,4 ; (R)1, 4 ; (S)3 (D) (P)1, 4 ; (Q)2, 4 ; (R)1, 3 ; (S)3
14. Mark the correct option assuming monobromination in all reactions (include stereo isomers
wherever possible)
List I List II
Br2
(P)
hv
(1) Even number of optically active products
Br2
(Q)
hv
(2) Odd number of total products obtained
Br2
(R)
hv
(3) Even number of total products
Br2
(S)
hv
(4) Even number of optically inactive products
pKa = 4 pKb = 4
NH2
acid, a naturally occurring amino. acid HO—C—CH2—CH is added.
O C O
OH
pKa = 2
Assorbic acid pKa values
Then, if net migration of amino acid is towards anode, then your answer is (X + 1). If migra-
tion is towards is cathode, then your answer is (X + 2) . If migration is neither towards anode
nor towards cathode then your answer is X.
O
2.
Ph—CH=CH—C—CH=CH—Ph
CH2(COOEt)2 (1 mole)
NaOEt
(A)
(Six membered ring)
Br2 / OH /
CH3CHO HCBr3 HCOO
(1equivalent)
4. In the given reaction sequence, find number of possible 5 and 6 membered Lactone(s) having
different boiling points :
(i) LiAlH4
'X' (Lactone)
(ii) H2O
Molecular
formula = C6H10O2 (iii) Red P / HI
5. How many of the following compound will give silver mirror with Tollen's reagent ?
CH2OH
H OH
(a) Me–CHO (b) Ph–CHO (c) H (d) Ph–NH–OH
OH H
HO OD
H OH
CH 2OH
HO OH
H COOH
H H O OH
H HO H H OH
(e) H O CH2OH (f) Me–CCH (g) OH H (h)
H OH
OH H HO HO CH 3
O
OH H H H COOH
H
H OH
6. How many theoretically possible dipeptides can be produced if we have only Glycine and
Alanine ?