1) Acyl chloride and alcohol produce a) Ester and HCl b) Carboxylic acid and HCl c) Ketone and HCl d) Aldehyde and HCl 2) Acyl chloride and water produce a) Ester and HCl b) Carboxylic acid and HCl c) Ketone and HCl d) Aldehyde and HCl 3) Acyl chloride and phenol produce a) Ester and HCl b) Carboxylic acid and HCl c) Ketone and HCl d) Aldehyde and HCl 4) Acyl chloride and ammonia produce a) Primary amide and ammonium chloride b) Secondary amide and ammonia c) Primary amide and ammonia d) Secondary amide and ammonium chloride 5) Acyl chloride and primary amine a) Primary amide and ammonium chloride b) Secondary amide and ammonia c) Primary amide and ammonia d) Secondary amide and ammonium chloride 6) Amines behave as a) Acids b) Bases 7) Ammonium salt + alkali produce a) Amine + salt + water b) Amine + salt + chloride c) Secondary amine + salt + water d) Secondary amine + salt + chloride 8) Secondary ammonium salt + alkali produce a) Amine + salt + water b) Secondary amine + salt + water c) Amine + salt + chloride d) Secondary amine + salt + chloride 9) Ammonia acts as a) A nucleophile b) An electrophile 10) How many amino acids are found in the human body a) 19 b) 20 c) 21 d) 22 11) Amino acids contain these group a) Alcohol b) Carboxylic acid c) Amine d) Ester 12) Amino acids and alcohol produce a) Carboxylic acid and water b) Ester and water c) Aldehyde and water d) Secondary amine and water 13) This is a a) Tertiary amine b) Primary amine c) Secondary amine 14) A chiral center is a carbon attached to a) 2 different groups b) 3 different groups c) 4 different groups 15) Optical isomers a) Can be superimposed b) Can not be superimposed 16) Amides differ from amines because a) The nitrogen is bonded to a carbonyl group b) The nitrogen is bonded to a hydroxyl group c) The nitrogen is bonded to a carboxyl group

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