This Organic Chemistry Questions bank released by RGUHS Bangalore contains all the important questions according to the syllabus and question patterns are based on PCI regulations.
Unit 1 Benzene and its derivatives Organic chemistry Questions bank
10 marks
- Define activating and deactivating groups with examples. Discuss the Mechanism of Nitration and sulphonation of benzene.
- Explain the mechanism of halogenation of benzene. Halogens are deactivating Group but ortho & para director. Give reasons.
- Define the term ‘electrophilic aromatic substitution reaction”. Discuss the Effect of substituents on reactivity. Explain the mechanism of Friedel-Craft’s Alkylation with their limitations.
- What is an electrophilic aromatic substitution reaction? Classify substituent Groups with examples, Explain the mechanism of Friedel-Craft’s acylation.
- What is an Electrophilic aromatic substitution reaction? Discuss the mechanism of Nitration and halogenations of benzene.
- Give the general mechanism of electrophilic aromatic substitution reaction with suitable example, Discuss the orientation effect of i) Hydroxyl group in phenol ii) Nitro group in benzene.
5 marks
- Explain the reaction and mechanism of Friedel craft’s alkylation with its Limitations.
- Explain the reaction and mechanism of halogenation of benzene
- Explain the reaction and mechanism of nitration of benzene.
- Explain the mechanism of Friedel-Craft’s acylation.
- Discuss the orientation effect of Hydroxyl and amino groups in benzene.
- Explain the mechanism of Friedel-Craft’s acylation
- Explain why Halogens are deactivating but ortho para directions towards Electrophilic substitutions.
- Explain the reaction and mechanism of nitration of benzene.
- Define activating and deactivating groups with examples. Discuss the Mechanism of sulphonation of benzene.
- Explain the aromaticity, orbital picture, and resonance structure of benzene.
- Define Friedel craft’s alkylation. Explain the reaction and mechanism.
- Explain the aromaticity and resonance of benzene.
2 marks
- Define the terms ‘aromaticity’ and ‘resonance’.
- Define electrophiles. Give two examples of electrophiles.
- Define activating group. Give examples.
- Define deactivating group. Give examples.
- What are ortho para directing groups? Give examples.
- Explain Huckel’s rule of aromaticity
- Write the structure of DDT and BHC. List one use each of DDT and BHC.
- Write the structure and uses of DDT and chloramine
Unit-2 phenols, aromatic amines, and aromatic acids
10 Marks
- What are phenols? Give any three methods of preparation of phenol. Write a note on the acidity of phenol.
- What are aromatic amines? Give any three methods of preparation of aromatic amines. Write a note on the basicity of aromatic amines.
- What are phenols? Explain the reactions of phenol. Discuss the effect of substituents on the acidity of phenol.
- What are aromatic amines? Explain the reactions of aromatic amines. Discuss the effect of substituents on basisity aromatic amines.
- What are aromatic acids? Give any three chemical reactions of benzoic acid. Write a note on substituents on the acidity of aromatic acids.
- A)What are phenols? Explain the acidity of phenols B) What are aromatic amines explain the basicity of aromatic amines.
5 marks
- What is acidity discuss the effect of substituents on the acidity of aromatic acids.
- What is basicity explains the basicity of aromatic amines tendency of a
- What are phenols Explain the acidity of phenols
- Give three methods of preparation and three chemical reactions of Aromatic acids
- Write any three methods of preparation of aromatic amines. Give synthetic uses of aryl diazonium salts
- Define aromatic acid. Give four chemical reactions of benzoic acid
- Give the structure and uses of a) phenol b) o-cresol e) resorcinol d) a-naphthol e) ß-naphthol
- Define acidity and explain the effects of substituents on the acidity of aromatic acids.
- What are phenols? Discuss the acidity of phenols
- What are aromatic amines? Explain the basisity aromatic amines.
- Give any two methods of preparation and chemical reactions of aromatic acid.
- Give any two methods of synthesis of phenols. (Discuss the qualitative test of phenol
2 marks
- Give the structure and uses of phenol and o-cresol
- Give synthetic uses of aryl diazonium salts
- Give the structure and uses of a-naphthol and resorcinol
- Give any two chemical reactions of benzoic acid
- Give the structure and uses of m-cresol and ß-naphthol
- Give a qualitative test of phenol
Unit 3 fats and oil Organic chemistry Questions bank
10 marks
- What are oils & fats? Give the classification of oils with examples. Enlist the analytical of fats and oils with their significance.
- Enlist analytical constants of oils and fats. Discuss in detail about acid valve And iodine value and give their significance.
- Explain drying, semi-drying, and non-drying oils with examples. Define lodine value. Give the principle involved in the determination of Iodine value (any one method)
- Explain drying, semi-drying, and non-drying oils with examples. Define acid value. Give the principle involved in the determination of acid value (any one method)
- Explain drying, semi-drying, and non-drying oils with examples. Define Saponification value. Give the principle involved in the determination of Saponification value (any one method)
- What are fatty acids? Explain the significance and reactions of hydrolysis, hydrogenation, rancidity, and drying of oils.
2 marks
- Describe any one method to determine Reichert Meissl (RM) value with its significance
- Describe any one method to determine Acetyl value with its significance
- Explain the Saponification and Rancidity of oils and their significance.
- Explain the significance and reactions of hydrolysis and hydrogenation of oils and fats
- Describe any one method to determine iodine value with its significance
- Describe any one method to determine acid value with its significance
2 marks
- What are fatty acids? Give an example of saturated fatty acids.
- Give the pharmaceutical applications of fats and oils.
- Why oils are liquid and fats are solids at room temperature
- Define saponification value. Give its significance
- What do mean by Reichert Meissl (RM) value? Give its significance.
- Define rancidity and drying of oils
- Define acid value. Give its significance.
- Define acetyl value. Give its significance
- Classify fats and oils with examples
- Define lodine value. Give its significance
- Define lodine value. Give its significance
- What are fatty acids? Give an example of unsaturated fatty acids.
- Write the pharmaceutical applications of fats and oils
- Write the significance of hydrogenation of fats and oils
- Define rancidity. Give its significance.
- Give the compositions of fats and oils.
- Define saponification value. Give its significance
- Define lodine value. Give its significance
- Give the sources of fats and oils
Unit 4 Poly nuclear hydrocarbons
5 marks
- Outline the synthesis of Anthracene by Haworth’s method.
- Outline the synthesis of Naphthalene by Haworth’s method.
- Define and classify polynuclear hydrocarbons. Give four chemical reactions Of Anthracene
- Define and classify polynuclear hydrocarbons. Give four chemical reactions Of naphthalene.
- Define and classify polynuclear hydrocarbons. Give four chemical reactions Of Phenanthrene.
- Define polynuclear hydrocarbons Give any two syntheses of anthracene.
- Define poly nuclear hydrocarbons Give any two methods of synthesis of Phenanthrene.
- Define polynuclear hydrocarbons Give any two syntheses of naphthalene.
- Write any two syntheses and reactions of phenanthrene.
- Write any two syntheses and reactions of anthracene.
- Write the synthesis of anthracene and phenanthrene.
- Write the structure and medicinal uses of naphthalene, anthracene, Diphenylmethane, and phenanthrene.
2 marks
- Write the structure and medicinal uses of diphenylmethane
- Write any two reactions of phenanthrene.
- Write any two reactions of Anthracene
- Write the structure and medicinal uses of phenanthrene derivatives.
- Write the structure and medicinal uses of triphenylmethane.
- Write any two reactions of phenanthrene
- Give the nitration reaction of naphthalene
- Give the nitration reaction of anthracene
- Give the halogenation reaction of naphthalene
- Give them any one synthesis of naphthalene
- Give the structure and uses of one medicinally important phenanthrene derivative.
- Define and classify polynuclear hydrocarbons.
Unit 5 cycloalkanes
5 marks
- Discuss the stability of cycloalkanes.
- Explain Sache- Mohr theory and molecular orbital concept of cycloalkanes.
- What are cycloalkanes? Write any four methods of preparation
- Explain Bayer’s strain theory of cycloalkanes. What are its limitations?
- Write any two methods of synthesis of cyclobutane and cyclopropane
- Give them any four chemical reactions of cyclopropane
- Give them any four chemical reactions of cyclobutane
- Discuss Coulson and Moffitt modifications of Bayer’s strain theory of cycloalkanes
- Define angle strain. Discuss why higher cycloalkanes are more stable than lower members
- Give any four methods of synthesis of cycloalkanes.
- Explain the ring-opening reactions of cyclopropane.
- Describe Bayer’s strain theory. What are its limitations?
2 marks
- Define cycloalkane give two examples
- Define angle strain and tetrahedral angle.
- Give the reactions of cyclobutane
- What are Coulson and moffitt modifications compound
- Write preparation of cyclohexane from an aromatic compound
- How do you calculate the angle in cyclobutane
- Write Wurtz’s synthesis of cycloalkane.
- Why lower cycloalkanes are unstable than higher cycloalkanes give a reason
- Give additional reactions of cyclopropanes
- What is Sache Mohr’s theory
- How do you calculate the angle in cyclopropane
- How do you synthesize cycloalkanes from aromatic compounds