2 & 3 Marks
1. What is Catenation?
2.
It
is not possible for the Carbon to form either C4+ or C4- ions. Why?
3. Write a note on Homologous series.
4. Classify the following compounds based on the structure
i) CH ≡ C – CH2 – C ≡ CH ii)
CH3 – CH2 – CH2 - CH2 – CH3
5. Give the General formula for the following classes of
organic compounds.
a) Aliphatic
monohydric alcohol b) Aliphatic ketones c)
Aliphatic amines
6.
Mention the three parts
and its meaning in the IUPAC name of
an organic compound made up of.
7.
Write
Structural formula for the following compounds.
i) Cyclohexa-1,4-diene ii) Ethynyl cyclohexane
8.
Write
Structural formula for the following compounds.
i) m-dinitrobenzene
ii) p-dichloro
benzene iii) 1,3,5-Trimethyl
benzene
9. Explain Fisher projection formula with suitable example.
10. Explain Sawhorse projection formula with suitable
example.
11. Explain Newman projection formula with suitable example.
12. What is Isomerism?
13.
What
is Chain isomerism? Give examples. Or What is Nuclear isomerism? Give examples. Or
What is Skeletal
isomerism? Give examples.
14.
What is Position isomerism? Give examples.
15.
What is Functional isomerism? Give examples.
16.
What is Metamerism? Give examples.
17.
What is Tautomerism? Give examples.
18.
What is Ring
chain isomerism?
Give examples.
19.
What is ‘syn’
and ‘anti’ isomerism?
Give examples.
20.
What is Optical
Isomerism? Give
examples. Or Describe Optical
isomerism with suitable example.
21.
Explain Optical activity of Glucose.
22.
What is Enantiomerism?
23.
What are Enantiomers? Give examples.
24. What are the essential Conditions for
Enantiomerism? Or
What are the essential Conditions for Optical
isomerism?
25.
What is Asymmetric
carbon? How is it designated?
Or What is Chiral carbon?
How is it designated?
26.
What is a
Chiral molecule? Or
What is Asymmetric
molecule?
27.
What is Chirality?
Or What is Dissymmetry?
28. Give the Principle involved in the Estimation of Sulphur in an organic
compound by Carius method.
29. Give the Principle involved in the Estimation of Halogen
in an organic compound by Carius method.
30. Give the Principle involved in the Estimation of
Phosphorous in an organic
compound by Carius method
31. Give the Principle involved in the Estimation of Nitrogen in an organic compound by Dumas method.
32. Give the Principle involved in the Estimation of Nitrogen in an organic compound by Kjeldahl
method.
33. List out the most widely used techniques for the Separation
and Purification of organic compounds.
34. What
is Sublimation?
35. How is organic compounds purified by Sublimation?
36. What are the various Steps involved in Crystallization?
37. Give a brief description of the Principles of Simple
distillation.
38. Give a brief description of the Principles of Fractional
distillation.
39. Give a brief description of the Principles of Steam
distillation.
40. Give a brief description of the Principles of Azeotropic
distillation.
41. What is Extraction?
42. Give a brief description of the Principles of Differential extraction.
43. Give a brief description of the Principles of
Chromatography.
44. List out the various Methods of Chromatography.
45. Give a brief description of the Principles of Adsorption chromatography.
46. Give a brief description of the Principles of Column chromatography.
47. Explain Thin layer chromatography. Or Explain Adsorption chromatography.
48. Explain Paper chromatography. Or Explain Partition chromatography.
5 Marks
1. Give the General Characteristics of Organic compounds.
2. Describe the Classification of Organic compounds based on
their Structure.
3. Give two examples for each of the following type of
organic compounds.
i) Non-benzonoid
aromatic compounds ii)
Aromatic heterocyclic compounds
iii) Alicyclic
compounds iv)
Aliphatic open chain compounds
v) Benzenoid
Aromatic compounds
4.
Describe
the Classification of Organic compounds based on Functional groups.
5. What is meant by a Functional group? Identify the
Functional group in the following compounds.
a) Acetaldehyde b) Oxalic acid c)
Dimethyl ether d)
Methylamine
6. Write the Molecular formula of the first six members of
homologous series of Nitro alkanes.
7. Write the Molecular and possible Structural formula of the
first four members of homologous series of Carboxylic acids.
8.
Describe various Types of Isomerism in organic compounds.
9.
Describe
various Types of Constitutional
isomers. Or Describe
various Types of Structural
isomers. Or Explain various
Types of Constitutional isomerism (Structural isomerism) in organic compounds.
10.
Write
all the possible Isomers of Molecular formula C4H10O and Identify the isomerisms found in them
11.
Describe various Types of Stereoisomerism.
12.
What is Geometrical
isomerism? Give
examples. Or What is cis-trans isomerism? Give
examples.
13. Briefly explain Geometrical isomerism in Alkene by
considering 2-Butene as an example.
14. Compare the Properties of cis-trans isomers.
15.
Explain the Detection of Carbon and Hydrogen in organic compounds.
16. Describe the reactions involved in the Detection of
Nitrogen in an organic compound by Lassaigne method.
17. Describe the reactions involved in the Detection of
Sulphur in an organic compound by Lassaigne method.
18. Describe the reactions involved in the Detection of
Halogens in an organic compound by Lassaigne method.
19. Describe the reactions involved in the Detection of
Halogens in an organic compound by Lassaigne method if N or S
is present in the compound along with the Halogen.
20. Explain the Detection
of Phosphorous in an organic compound.
21. Give the
Principle involved in the Estimation of Carbon
and Hydrogen in an organic compound by Carius method.
22. Explain the Estimation of Carbon
and Hydrogen in organic compounds.
23.
Explain the Estimation of Sulphur in organic compounds.
24.
Explain the Estimation of Halogen
in organic compounds.
25.
Explain the Estimation of Phosphorous
in organic compounds.
26.
Explain the Estimation of Nitrogen
in organic compounds by Dumas method.
27. Explain
the Estimation of Nitrogen
in organic compounds by Kjeldahl method.
28.
Explain
the various Steps involved in Crystallization.
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