Modern Chemistry Class 12

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Modern Chemistry Class 12 Objective for Students

The compound that forms a yellow precipitate on heating with NaOH and iodine is:

(A) Propan-1-ol

(B) Propan-1-al

(C) Butan-2-amine

(D) Propan-2-ol

Option d – Propan-2-ol

Non-methyl ketones do not give a:

(A) Negative iodoform test

(B) Positive iodoform test

(C) Bayer’s test

(D) Saytzeff’s test

Option b – Positive iodoform test

The most reactive compound towards nucleophilic addition reaction is:

(A) Methyl phenyl ketone

(B) p-nitrobenzene carbaldehyde

(C) Benzene carbaldehyde

(D) p-toluadehyde

Option b – p-nitrobenzene carbaldehyde

The Haloform test is not shown by:

(A) Propanone

(B) Acetaldehyde

(C) ter.pentyl alcohol

(D) sec.pentyl alcohol

Option c – ter.pentyl alcohol

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