Option A: Glycol
Option B: Glyoxal
Option C: Vicinal diol
Option D: Both B & C
Correct Answer: Glyoxal ✔
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Option A: Oxidation
Option B: Polymerization
Option C: Dehydration
Option D: Condensation
Correct Answer: Polymerization ✔
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Option A: Substitution reaction
Option B: Addition reaction
Option C: Elimination reaction
Option D: Oxidation reaction
Correct Answer: Oxidation reaction ✔
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Option A: NO3
Option B: NO
Option C: NO2-
Option D: NO2+
Correct Answer: NO ✔
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Option A: Substitution reaction
Option B: Addition reaction
Option C: Polymerization reactions
Option D: Oxidation reactions
Correct Answer: Polymerization reactions ✔
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Option A: Ether
Option B: Ketone
Option C: Aldehyde
Option D: Ester
Correct Answer: Ketone ✔
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Option A: diphenyl amine
Option B: diphenyl methane
Option C: naphthalene
Option D: biphenyl
Correct Answer: naphthalene ✔
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Mixture of catalysts Cr2O3 + A?2O3 + SiO2 at 500?C are used when benzene is prepared from__________?
Option A: acetylene
Option B: N-hexane
Option C: Benzene sulphonic acid
Option D: Sodium benzoate
Correct Answer: N-hexane ✔
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Option A: Benzyl chloride
Option B: o – chlorotoluene
Option C: p – chlorotoluene
Option D: benzoic acid
Correct Answer: Benzyl chloride ✔
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Option A: Specific gravity method
Option B: Vapour density method
Option C: X-ray diffraction method
Option D: Distillation methos
Correct Answer: Vapour density method ✔
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Option A: o – chloronitrobenzene
Option B: p – chloronitrobenzene
Option C: m – chloronitrobenzene
Option D: A & B
Correct Answer: A & B ✔
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Option A: Imino group
Option B: Amino group
Option C: Amide group
Option D: Nitro group
Correct Answer: Amino group ✔
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Option A: Hydrogen
Option B: Oxygen
Option C: Sulphur
Option D: OH
Correct Answer: Sulphur ✔
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Option A: Glyoxime
Option B: Benzaldehyde
Option C: Glycol
Option D: Glyoxal
Correct Answer: Glyoxal ✔
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Option A: C6H6O9
Option B: C6H5O8
Option C: C6H5O9
Option D: C6H6O6
Correct Answer: C6H6O9 ✔
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Option A: Toluene
Option B: Ethyl benzene
Option C: n-propyl benzene
Option D: All
Correct Answer: All ✔
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Option A: Dows process
Option B: Friedel & Craft acylation
Option C: Friedel & Craft alkylation
Option D: Clemmenson reduction
Correct Answer: Friedel & Craft alkylation ✔
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Option A: On hydrogenation 208 KJ/mole is liberated
Option B: C-H bond length in benzene is 1.09 A?
Option C: Molecular mass of benzene is 78.108
Option D: Resonance energy of benzene is 150.5 K Cal/mole
Correct Answer: Resonance energy of benzene is 150.5 K Cal/mole ✔
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Option A: Benzene
Option B: Nitro benzene
Option C: Toluene
Option D: Chlorobenzene
Correct Answer: Toluene ✔
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Option A: HSO4-
Option B: SO2
Option C: SO3
Option D: H+
Correct Answer: SO3 ✔
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Option A: The rupturing of benzene ring
Option B: Substitution reaction
Option C: Addition reaction
Option D: No-reaction
Correct Answer: Addition reaction ✔
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Option A: Heating sod. Salt of Benzoic acid with soda lime
Option B: Distilling phenol with Zn dust
Option C: Chlorobenzene with NaOH at 360°C & 150atm.
Option D: Hydrolysis of benzene sulphonic acid with super heated steam
Correct Answer: Chlorobenzene with NaOH at 360°C & 150atm. ✔
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Option A: Cr2O3 + A2O3 + SiO2
Option B: Raney nickel
Option C: Organo-nickel
Option D: Ni 250 – 300°C
Correct Answer: Organo-nickel ✔
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Option A: 150.5 kJ/mol
Option B: 250.5 kJ/mol
Option C: 150.5 Cal/mol
Option D: 250.5 Cal/mol
Correct Answer: 150.5 kJ/mol ✔
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How many moles of H2 are added up when benzene is heated with hydrogen in the presence of platinum ?
Option A: Two
Option B: Three
Option C: Four
Option D: Six
Correct Answer: Three ✔
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Option A: The presence of Oxygen
Option B: The presence of Hydrogen
Option C: The absence of Oxygen
Option D: The presence of excessive Oxygen
Correct Answer: The absence of Oxygen ✔
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Option A: Bromine
Option B: Chlorine
Option C: Fluorine
Option D: Iodine
Correct Answer: Iodine ✔
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Option A: Two
Option B: Three
Option C: Four
Option D: Five
Correct Answer: Three ✔
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