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1.

Potential energy remains same during the rotation about the carbon-carbon of n-butane.

A. True
B. False
Answer» C.
2.

Which of the following is least stable?

A. Anti conformation
B. Gauche conformation
C. Staggered conformation
D. Eclipsed conformation
Answer» E.
3.

Gauche conformation is less stable due to _______________

A. Hydrogen bonding
B. Covalent bonding
C. Vander Waal’s repulsion
D. Torsional strain
Answer» D. Torsional strain
4.

Both anti and gauche conformations are free of torsional strain.

A. True
B. False
Answer» B. False
5.

In gauche conformations, the methyl groups are ___________

A. 600 apart
B. 900 apart
C. 1800 apart
D. 3600 apart
Answer» B. 900 apart
6.

The relative instability of any of the intermediate skew conformations is due to ___________

A. Lateral strain
B. Shear strain
C. Longitudinal strain
D. Torsional strain
Answer» E.
7.

The potential energy of n-butane is maximum for ___________

A. Skew conformations
B. Staggered conformations
C. Eclipsed conformations
D. Gauche
Answer» D. Gauche
8.

The potential energy of n-butane is minimum for ___________

A. Skew conformations
B. Staggered conformations
C. Eclipsed conformations
D. Gauche
Answer» C. Eclipsed conformations
9.

The infinity of intermediate conformations are called ___________

A. Skew conformations
B. Staggered conformations
C. Eclipsed conformations
D. Gauche
Answer» B. Staggered conformations
10.

The rotation about the (C2 – C3) carbon-carbon bond of n-butane requires the energy of about ___________

A. 100 kJ/mol
B. 50 kJ/mol
C. 10 kJ/mol
D. 3 kJ/mol
Answer» E.
11.

The energy required to rotate n-butane molecule about the carbon-carbon bond is called ___________

A. Rotational energy
B. Torsional energy
C. Enantiomeric energy
D. Potential energy
Answer» C. Enantiomeric energy
12.

Conformations are different arrangements of atoms that can be converted into one another by rotation about ___________

A. Covalent bond
B. Double bond
C. Single bond
D. Triple bond
Answer» D. Triple bond
13.

GAUCHE_CONFORMATION_IS_LESS_STABLE_DUE_TO?$

A. Hydrogen bonding
B. Covalent bonding
C. Vander Waal’s repulsion
D. Torsional strain
Answer» D. Torsional strain
14.

BOTH_ANTI_AND_GAUCHE_CONFORMATIONS_ARE_FREE_OF_TORSIONAL_STRAIN.?$

A. True
B. False
Answer» B. False
15.

Potential energy remains same during the rotation about the carbon-carbon of n-butane.$

A. True
B. False
Answer» C.
16.

Which of the following is least stable?$

A. Anti conformation
B. Gauche conformation
C. Staggered conformation
D. Eclipsed conformation
Answer» E.
17.

In gauche conformations, the methyl groups ar?

A. 60<sup>0</sup> apart
B. 90<sup>0</sup> apart
C. 180<sup>0</sup> apart
D. 360<sup>0</sup> apart
Answer» B. 90<sup>0</sup> apart
18.

The relative instability of any of the intermediate skew conformations is due to

A. Lateral strain
B. Shear strain
C. Longitudinal strain
D. Torsional strain
Answer» E.
19.

The potential energy of n-butane is minimum for

A. Skew conformations
B. Staggered conformations
C. Eclipsed conformations
D. Gauche
Answer» C. Eclipsed conformations
20.

The infinity of intermediate conformations are called

A. Skew conformations
B. Staggered conformations
C. Eclipsed conformations
D. Gauche
Answer» B. Staggered conformations
21.

The rotation about the (C2 – C3) carbon-carbon bond of n-butane requires the energy of about$

A. 100 kJ/mol
B. 50 kJ/mol
C. 10 kJ/mol
D. 3 kJ/mol
Answer» E.
22.

The energy required to rotate n-butane molecule about the carbon-carbon bond is called

A. Rotational energy
B. Torsional energy
C. Enantiomeric energy
D. Potential energy
Answer» C. Enantiomeric energy
23.

Conformations are different arrangements of atoms that can be converted into one another by rotation about

A. Covalent bond
B. Double bond
C. Single bond
D. Triple bond
Answer» D. Triple bond