Exam 12: Organic Compounds

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The formula for a certain ether is shown below: CH3CH2OCH2CH3 What would be the most likely starting material?

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Which of the above molecules is a carboxylic acid?

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Which bond would you rotate around to generate the structure on the right? Which bond would you rotate around to generate the structure on the right?

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How many structural isomers are there for hydrocarbons having the molecular formula C4H10?

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Which of the above structures might be wrongly named 1, 4-diethylbutane?

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Which region (a-b-c)is a phenolic functional group?

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Which of the structures shown below are 3-methyl-2-pentene, where "2" indicates the placement of the double bond? Which of the structures shown below are 3-methyl-2-pentene, where 2 indicates the placement of the double bond?   a b c d a b c d

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Camphor is a 10-carbon odoriferous natural product made from the joining of two isoprene units plus the addition of a ketone. Shown below on the left is its chemical structure. On the right is shown the camphor structure with two particular chemical "units" circled. What is/are the name(s)of these two units? Camphor is a 10-carbon odoriferous natural product made from the joining of two isoprene units plus the addition of a ketone. Shown below on the left is its chemical structure. On the right is shown the camphor structure with two particular chemical units circled. What is/are the name(s)of these two units?    Camphor is a 10-carbon odoriferous natural product made from the joining of two isoprene units plus the addition of a ketone. Shown below on the left is its chemical structure. On the right is shown the camphor structure with two particular chemical units circled. What is/are the name(s)of these two units?

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Which number set identifies the longest chain of carbons in the following structure? Which number set identifies the longest chain of carbons in the following structure?

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Correctly identify the following functional groups in this organic molecule-amide, ester, ketone, ether, alcohol, aldehyde, amine. Correctly identify the following functional groups in this organic molecule-amide, ester, ketone, ether, alcohol, aldehyde, amine.

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The three-dimensional network found in a thermoset polymer ________.

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If an alcoholic beverage has a proof of 151, what is the percentage of alcohol in the beverage?

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Which of the above molecules would you use to make an amide?

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Which of the following polymers could be considered as playing a big role in the success of supermarkets?

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Alkaloid salts are not very soluble in the organic solvent diethyl ether. What might happen to the free-base form of caffeine dissolved in diethyl ether if gaseous hydrogen chloride, HCl, were bubbled into the solution? Alkaloid salts are not very soluble in the organic solvent diethyl ether. What might happen to the free-base form of caffeine dissolved in diethyl ether if gaseous hydrogen chloride, HCl, were bubbled into the solution?

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Which of the above sections of this molecule would be considered a saturated portion of the molecule?

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A single carbon atom is bonded to only one carbon and only one hydrogen atom. How many bonds are formed between the attached carbon atoms?

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Which of the following polymers would you use if you needed long-term acid or base stability?

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How are most hydrocarbons made?

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What is meant by the term octane rating?

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