#1. Q.69 Reaction of Grignard’s reagent with formaldehyde gives:
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#2. Q.70 Which is not mild oxidizing agent?
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#3. Q.71 Condensation of Aldehydes with alpha-hydrogen gives:
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#4. Q.72 Butyraldehyde has formula of:
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#5. Q.73 Acetaldehyde and methyl ketones react with halogens in the presence of NaOH gives product:
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#6. Q.74 Addition of mineral acid slowly to aqueous solution of sodium cyanide produces:
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#7. Q.75 The cyanogroup -C#N is hydrolysed to the product:
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#8. Q.76 Dry distillation of calcium acetate results in the formation of:
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#9. Q.77 From formaldehyde we get formalin which is powerful:
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#10. Q.83 Which of these conditions is mismatched?
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#11. Q.84 A compound X has all of the properties below. It is a liquid at 25 C it mixes completely with water it reacts with aqueous sodium hydroxide. What could X be?
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#12. Q.85 Reaction of acetic acid with LiAlH4 gives:
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#13. Q.86 Which of the following has the lowest solubility in water:
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#14. Q.87 An acid that exists as a cyclic dimer in benzene and shows a molar mass of 120g/mol is:
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#15. Q.88 The weakest oxidizing agent that can be used in the reaction CH3CHO + [O] -> CH3COOH is:
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#16. Q.89 The O-H bond breaks in carboxylic acid when product is:
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#17. Q.93 CH3CN + HCl -> A + B (in the presence of water). In the above reaction, A and B are:
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#18. Q.94 In esterification, the OH group of carboxylic acid departs as?
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#19. Q.95 Lowest boiling point is shown by:
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#20. Q.96 To prepare ethyl alcohol, the ester that can be hydrolysed is?
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#21. Q.97 Propanone on oxidation gives:
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#22. Q.98 Primary structure of proteins refers to:
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#23. Q.99 Third order of protein structure refers to:
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#24. Q.100 Second order of protein structure refers to:
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#25. Q.101 Albumins and globulins are defined as:
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#26. Q.102 In proteins, the alpha-helix and Beta-pleated sheet are examples of:
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#27. Q.103 The most abundant protein in the human body is:
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#28. Q.104 Enzymes have been mainly classified on the basis of:
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#29. Q.105 Dehydrogenase is an example of:
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#30. Q.106 The enzymes that bring about exchange of functional groups like phosphate are called:
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#31. Q.107 Collagen is a fibrous protein present most abundantly in:
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#32. Q.108 The specific substance (metabolite) that fits on the enzyme surface and is converted to products is called:
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#33. Q.109 Which of the following chlorosubstituted acid has greater strength of acid:
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#34. Q.110 Which of the following is correct order with respect to acid strength?
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#35. Q.111 In the conversion of wine to vinegar:
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#36. Q.112 Ethanoic acid undergoes partial reduction with LiAlH4 to give:
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#37. Q.113 Which of the following halo-substituted carboxylic acid is the strongest acid:
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#38. Q.115 A fibre which is made from acrylonitrile as monomer: