Companion Chemistry Class 11

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    Companion Chemistry Class 11 Objective for Students

    Propionyl chloride on heating with sodium propionate produces:

    (A) Propionic anhydride

    (B) Propionic acetic anhydride

    (C) Propyl propionate

    (D) Acetic anhydride

    Option a – Propionic anhydride

    Increasing order of acidic strength of carboxylic acids is: I) 2-Chloroethanoic acid II) Methanoic acid III) Propanoic acid IV) Ethanoic acid

    (A) III < IV < I < II

    (B) IV < I < III < II

    (C) II < III < I < I

    (D) I < IV < II < III

    Option a – III

    The strongest acid among the following is:

    (A) 4-Methoxy benzoic acid

    (B) 4-Nitrobenzoic acid

    (C) Benzoic acid

    (D) Acetic acid

    Option b – 4-Nitrobenzoic acid

    Acetyl chloride is prepared by heating phosphorus trichloride with:

    (A) Acetamide

    (B) Acetic acid

    (C) Ethanal

    (D) Ethanol

    Option b – Acetic acid

    Propanoic acid on heating with sulfonyl chloride produces:

    (A) Propanoyl chloride

    (B) n-Propyl chloride

    (C) Propanoic anhydride

    (D) Propionamide

    Option a – Propanoyl chloride

    Acetic acid on heating with ethanol gives:

    (A) Methyl propionate

    (B) Ethyl acetate

    (C) Butyric acid

    (D) n-Propyl formate

    Option b – Ethyl acetate

    Fischer esterification is:

    (A) Nucleophilic addition

    (B) Nucleophilic substitution

    (C) Electrophilic substitution

    (D) Electrophilic addition

    Option b – Nucleophilic substitution

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