Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers
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   Alcohols, Phenols and
  Ethers  | 
  
   Classification  | 
  
   VSA-70 SA TYPE-I (2MARKS)-06 SA TYPE-II (3MARKS)-8  | 
 
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   Nomenclature  | 
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   Structures Of Functional
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   Alcohols And Phenols  | 
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   Some Commercially Important
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   Ethers  | 
 
VERY SHORT
ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS (1 Mark)
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   1.     . Ethanol on heating with conc. H2SO4
  at 443 K gives-  a-
  diethyl sulphate  b-
  Ethylene  c-
  Diethyl ether  d-
  Ethyl hydrogen sulphate   | 
 
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   2  | 
  
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
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   2.     Which
  of the following is most acidic?  a-
  H2O  b-
  CH3OH  c-
  C2H5OH  d-
  CH3 – CH2 – CH2 – OH  | 
 
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   3.     a-
  Phenol  b-
  Sodium phenoxide  c-
  Benzene  d-
  Cyclohexyl chloride   | 
 
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   4.     The
  order of acidic strength among i)Phenol ii) p-nitrophenol iii) 2,4
  Dinitrophenol following is..  a-
  (i) = (ii) = (iii)  b-
  (i) < (ii) < (iii)  c-
  (ii) < (iii) = (iv)  d-
  (i) < (iii) < (ii)   | 
 
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   5.     Phenol
  can be distinguished from ethyl alcohol by all reagents except-  a-NaOH
   b-FeCl3
   c-
  Br2/ H2O  d-
  Na   | 
 
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   6.     Which
  of the following compounds is least acidic?  a-
  o-Nitrophenol  b-
  m-Nitrophenol  c-
  p-Nitrophenol  d-
  Phenol   | 
 
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   7.     The
  product obtained from the following sequence of reactions is..  
 a-
  Acetaldehyde  b-
  Ethanol  c-
  Glycol  d-
  Acetic Acid   | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
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   8.     Which
  of the following compounds will be most readily attacked by an electrophile?  a-
  Chlorobenzene  b-Benzene
   c-Phenol
   d-Toluene  | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
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   9.     The
  correct order of boiling points for primary (1˚), secondary (2˚) and tertiary
  alcohol (3˚) is...  a-
  1˚ > 2˚ > 3˚  b-
  3˚ > 2˚ > 1˚  c-
  2˚ > 1˚ > 3˚  d-
  2˚ > 3˚ > 1˚  | 
 
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   10.  Which
  of the following is most acidic?  a-
  Phenol  b-
  Benzyl alcohol  c-
  m- Chlorophenol  d-
  Cyclohexanol   | 
 
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   11.  The
  reaction of Lucas reagent is fastest with  a-
  (CH3)3COH  b-
  (CH3)2CHOH  c-
  CH3(CH2)2OH  d-
  CH3CH2OH  | 
 
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   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Classification  | 
  
   12.  Carbolic
  acid is...  a-
  Phenol  b-
  Benzene  c-
  Phenyl Acetate  d-
  Salicylic acid   | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
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   13.  Aspirin
  is an acetylation product of:  a.
  p-dihydroxybezene  b.
  o-hydroxybenzoic acid  c.
  o-dihydroxybenzene  d.
  m-hydroxybenzoic acid   | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
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   14.  Which
  of the following will give yellow ppt with I2 /NaOH  a.
  CH3CH2COCH2CH3  b.
  CH3COOCOCH3  c.
  CH3CONH2  d.
  CH3CH(OH)CH2CH3  | 
 
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   Ethers  | 
  
   15.  2-
  Methoxy – 2- methyl propane on heating with HI would produce-  a-
  Methyl alcohol and sec-propyl iodide.  b-
  Methyl iodide and tert-butyl alcohol.  c-
  Methyl iodide and isobutene.  d-
  Methyl alcohol and tert- butyl iodide.  | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
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   16.  Which
  of the following is the most suitable method for removing the traces of water
  from ethanol?  a-
  Heating with Na metal  b-
  Passing dry HCl gas through it  c-
  Distilling it  d-
  Reacting with Mg  | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
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   17.  When
  ether is exposed to air for sometimes, and explosive substance produced is-  a-
  Peroxide  b-
  TNT  c-
  Picric acid  d-
  Superoxide   | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Alcohols And Phenols  | 
  
   18.  When
  Phenol is treated with CHCl3and NaOH, the product formed is –  a-
  Benzoldehyde  b-
  Salicylaldehyde  c-
  Salicylic acid  d-
  Benzoic acid   | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Alcohols And Phenols  | 
  
   19.  The
  most suitable reagent for the conversion of RCH2OH RCHO is  a-
  KMnO4  b-
  K2Cr2O7  c-
  CrO3  d-
  PCC   | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Nomenclature  | 
  
   20.  IUPAC
  name of the compound H3CCH(OH)CH2CH(CH3)CH3
  is..  a-4-methylpentene
  – 2- ol  b-
  2-methylpentanol – 4  c-
  4,4- dimethyl- butan – 2- ol  d-
  4-methyl pentan – 2 – ol   | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
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   21.  The
  most suitable method of separation of a mixture of ortho and
  para-nitro-phenols mixed in the ratio of 1:1 is. a-
  Steam distillation  b-
  Crystallisation  c-
  Vaporization  d-
  Colour Spectrum  | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Alcohols And Phenols  | 
  
   22.  The
  Hydroboration-Oxidation process proceeds through _______________ Rule.   | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Alcohols And Phenols  | 
  
   23.  Alcohols
  are highly soluble in water due to _______ bonding.   | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Ethers  | 
  
   24.  The
  preparation of Ethers by Williamson’s synthesis follows___________ mechanism.  | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Alcohols And Phenols  | 
  
   25.  Phenoxide
  ion is more acidic than ethoxide ion due to ______effect.   | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Alcohols And Phenols  | 
  
   26.  Upon
  reacting with Grignard’s Reagent; formaldehyde forms _______________ degree
  alcohol   | 
 
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   27  | 
  
   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Nomenclature  | 
  
   27.  In
  IUPAC nomenclature of Ethers; the larger _________group is chosen as the
  parent hydrocarbons.  | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
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   28.  Acidic
  dehydration of alcohols at lower temperatures forms __________ due to SN2
  mechanism.   | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Alcohols And Phenols  | 
  
   29.  Trinitrophenols
  are more acidic than phenol as it has lower _________ values.  | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Alcohols And Phenols  | 
  
   30.  In
  Kolbe’s reaction; Carbon Dioxide works as a weak _____________ agent.   | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Alcohols And Phenols  | 
  
   31.  Picric
  acid is more acidic than phenol due to _________ effect.   | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Alcohols And Phenols  | 
  
   32.  The
  chemical composition of Lucas Reagent is ____________.   | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
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   33.  Orthonitrophenol
  (ONP) is _________ volatile due to presence of weak intramolecular Hydrogen
  Bonding.   | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Alcohols And Phenols  | 
  
   34.  During
  preparation of Phenol from Cumene, __________ is formed as an important
  by-product.   | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Ethers  | 
  
   35.  Anisole
  undergoes bromination with bromine in ethanoic acid to form ______________as
  the major product.   | 
 
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   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Ethers  | 
  
   36.  In
  case of reaction with HI, when one of the alkyl groups of the reacting ether
  is tertiary, then the halide formed is a ______________ degree halide.   | 
 
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   37  | 
  
   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Some Commercially Important
  Alcohols  | 
  
   37.  Two
  common by-products of fermentation of Cane Sugar are Ethanol and____.   | 
 
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   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Nomenclature  | 
  
   38.  The
  IUPAC name of the major product formed on acetylation of Salicylic acid is
  _________.   | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Alcohols And Phenols  | 
  
   39.  On
  Zinc dust distillation of Phenol __________ is formed.   | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Alcohols And Phenols  | 
  
   40.  The
  Lewis Acid catalyst used in the Friedel Crafts alkylation of Anisole is
  ________.   | 
 
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   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Ethers  | 
  
   41.  Ethers
  are the least reactive of the functional groups due to ______________
  hindrance.   | 
 
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   42  | 
  
   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Alcohols And Phenols  | 
  
   42.  The
  chemical test which can be used to distinguish between Methanol and Ethanol
  is ________ test.   | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Alcohols And Phenols  | 
  
   43.  Controlled
  oxidation of Alcohols gives rise to/ yields__________.   | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Alcohols And Phenols  | 
  
   44.  On
  prolonged exposure of Ethanol to atmosphere, it gives vinegar like smell due
  to _______ process.  | 
 
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   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Alcohols And Phenols  | 
  
   45.  A
  better reagent for oxidation of primary allylic alcohols to aldehydes in good
  yield is ____________.   | 
 
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   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Alcohols And Phenols  | 
  
   46.  Arrange
  the following in order of increasing reactivity towards Lucas reagents: Butan-1-ol,
  2- methyl propane-2-ol, butan-2-ol  | 
 
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Alcohols And Phenols  | 
  
   47.  Phenol
  is an acid but does not react with sodium bicarbonate solution.  | 
 
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   48  | 
  
   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Alcohols And Phenols  | 
  
   48.  What
  is the order of dehydration of Primary, secondary and tertiary alcohol?  | 
 
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   49  | 
  
   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Some Commercially Important
  Alcohols  | 
  
   49.  What
  is denatured alcohol?  | 
 
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   50  | 
  
   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Some Commercially Important
  Alcohols  | 
  
   50.  What
  is absolute alcohol?  | 
 
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   51  | 
  
   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Ethers  | 
  
   51.  An
  alkoxide is a stronger base than Hydroxide ion. Justify.  | 
 
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   52  | 
  
   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Some Commercially Important
  Alcohols  | 
  
   52.  In
  the process of wine making, ripened grapes are crushed so that sugar and
  enzyme should come in contact with each other and formation should start.
  What will happen if aerobic conditions are not maintained during this
  process?  | 
 
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   53  | 
  
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  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Alcohols And Phenols  | 
  
   53.  What
  is the main product formed when phenol is subjected to Kolbe's reaction?  | 
 
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   54  | 
  
   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Alcohols And Phenols  | 
  
   54.  What
  happens when tertiary t-butyl alcohol is treated with reduced copper at 573
  K.  | 
 
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   55  | 
  
   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Alcohols And Phenols  | 
  
   55.  What
  is the major product when butane-2-ol is heated with H2SO4
  at 443K?  | 
 
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   56  | 
  
   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Nomenclature  | 
  
   56.  What is the IUPAC name of          | 
 
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   57  | 
  
   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Classification  | 
  
   57.  What are alcohols?   | 
 
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   58  | 
  
   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Nomenclature  | 
  
   58.  Name the alcohol which is used for polishing wooden furniture.   | 
 
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   59  | 
  
   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Ethers  | 
  
   59.  Name
  the pair of alkyl halide and alkoxide for the preparation of ethyl tertiary
  -butyl ether.  | 
 
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   60  | 
  
   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Ethers  | 
  
   60.  Why
  are ethers relatively inert compounds?  | 
 
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   61  | 
  
   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Nomenclature  | 
  
   61.  Write the chemical name of cumene.   | 
 
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   62  | 
  
   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Nomenclature  | 
  
   62.  Write the IUPAC name of CH2 = CH - CH2OH   | 
 
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   63  | 
  
   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Nomenclature  | 
  
   63.  What is the common name of CH3OC2H5              | 
 
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   64  | 
  
   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Nomenclature  | 
  
   64.  What is the IUPAC name of Resorcinol?   | 
 
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   65  | 
  
   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Classification  | 
  
   65.  Name the simplest hydroxyl derivative of benzene.   | 
 
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   Alcohols And Phenols  | 
  
   66.  Give reason: Lower alcohols are soluble in water.    | 
 
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   67  | 
  
   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Nomenclature  | 
  
   67.  Name the compound which is also known as carbolic acid.   | 
 
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   68  | 
  
   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Nomenclature  | 
  
   68.  Write
  the IUPAC name of the following compound:  | 
 
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   69  | 
  
   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Nomenclature  | 
  
   69.  Give
  the IUPAC name of the following compound:  | 
 
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   70  | 
  
   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Alcohols And Phenols  | 
  
   70.  The boiling point of alcohols is much higher than ethers and other
  classes of compounds with similar molecular masses. Give reason.         | 
 
SHORT ANSWER-I
TYPE QUESTIONS (2 Marks)
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   SA TYPE-I (2 Marks)  | 
 
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   71  | 
  
   Alcohols,
  Phenols and Ethers  | 
  
   Ethers  | 
  
   71. 
   Explain why sodium metal can be used for
  drying diethyl Ether but not ethyl alcohol.  |