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This section includes 32 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Engineering Chemistry knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
1. |
The reverse of esterification is ____________ |
A. | Hydrolysis |
B. | Condensation |
C. | Polymerisation |
D. | Centrifugation |
Answer» B. Condensation | |
2. |
In esterification, the nucleophile is _________ and the leaving group is ____________ |
A. | Alcohol, ester |
B. | Ester, alcohol |
C. | Water, alcohol |
D. | Alcohol, water |
Answer» E. | |
3. |
The polymerisation in which propagating centers do not undergo either transfer or termination reactions is called ____________ |
A. | Addition polymerisation |
B. | Co-polymerisation |
C. | Living polymerisation |
D. | Dead polymerisation |
Answer» D. Dead polymerisation | |
4. |
Which of the following monomer cannot be polymerised by radical polymerisation? |
A. | Butadiene |
B. | Isobutylene |
C. | Vinyl chloride |
D. | Acrylates |
Answer» C. Vinyl chloride | |
5. |
Radical polymerisation is not sensitive to changes in the polarity. |
A. | True |
B. | False |
Answer» B. False | |
6. |
The temperature at which the ionic polymerisation is carried out is ____________ |
A. | 1000C |
B. | 500C |
C. | -1000C |
D. | 00C |
Answer» E. | |
7. |
The co-polymers having branched structures in which the monomer segments on the backbone and branches differ are called ____________ |
A. | Alternate |
B. | Graft |
C. | Random |
D. | Block |
Answer» C. Random | |
8. |
The Ziegler Natta catalyst is formed between _____________ |
A. | Triethyl aluminium and titanium halide |
B. | Triethyl aluminium and silver halide |
C. | Triethyl aluminium and platinum halide |
D. | Triethyl aluminium and carbon halide |
Answer» B. Triethyl aluminium and silver halide | |
9. |
Which type of polymer will be formed if the substituent group is –C6H5? |
A. | Polythene |
B. | Polypropylene |
C. | Polystyrene |
D. | Polyvinyl chloride |
Answer» D. Polyvinyl chloride | |
10. |
Tetrachloride are |
A. | simple covalent molecules |
B. | volatile |
C. | all of them |
D. | tetrahedral |
Answer» D. tetrahedral | |
11. |
Oxidation of chloride ions to chlorine is done by |
A. | acidified MnO4- |
B. | nitric acid |
C. | none |
D. | both a and b |
Answer» B. nitric acid | |
12. |
In additional polymerization a monomer with double bond will simply |
A. | remain same |
B. | turn into single bond |
C. | get rotated |
D. | break |
Answer» C. get rotated | |
13. |
If sodium is burned in limited supply of oxygen, the product is a |
A. | pink solid |
B. | white solid |
C. | None of Above |
D. | buff color solid |
Answer» C. None of Above | |
14. |
The effect of high voltage needed to discharge OH- ion is called |
A. | hydroxyl effect |
B. | over voltage effect |
C. | all of them |
D. | high effect |
Answer» C. all of them | |
15. |
The electrons of the quantum shells which are further away from nucleus retain attraction which is |
A. | less |
B. | more |
C. | none |
D. | neutral |
Answer» B. more | |
16. |
Polymers whose monomers are bonded to each other via amide link are called |
A. | peptides |
B. | amides |
C. | polyesters |
D. | polyamides |
Answer» E. | |
17. |
In order to form an oxygen molecule, the number of electrons needed to complete the outer most shell are |
A. | 2 |
B. | 1 |
C. | 4 |
D. | 3 |
Answer» B. 1 | |
18. |
The larger the molecules the stronger is the |
A. | covalent bond |
B. | van der vaal's forces |
C. | all of them |
D. | ionic bond |
Answer» C. all of them | |
19. |
The mole concept helps us in the calculation of |
A. | volume of gases |
B. | reacting masses |
C. | All of Above |
D. | volumes and concentrations of solutions |
Answer» D. volumes and concentrations of solutions | |
20. |
WHICH_OF_THE_FOLLOWING_MONOMER_CANNOT_BE_POLYMERISED_BY_RADICAL_POLYMERISATION??$ |
A. | Butadiene |
B. | Isobutylene |
C. | Vinyl chloride |
D. | Acrylates |
Answer» C. Vinyl chloride | |
21. |
RADICAL_POLYMERISATION_IS_NOT_SENSITIVE_TO_CHANGES_IN_THE_POLARITY.?$ |
A. | True |
B. | False |
Answer» B. False | |
22. |
In esterification, the nucleophile is _________ and the leaving group is ____________ |
A. | Alcohol, ester |
B. | Ester, alcohol |
C. | Water, alcohol |
D. | Alcohol, water |
Answer» E. | |
23. |
The polymerisation in which propagating centers do not undergo either transfer or termination reactions is called$ |
A. | Addition polymerisation |
B. | Co-polymerisation |
C. | Living polymerisation |
D. | Dead polymerisation |
Answer» D. Dead polymerisation | |
24. |
Terephthalic acid and ethylene glycol undergo polyesterification to form PET. |
A. | True |
B. | False |
Answer» B. False | |
25. |
Which of the following is used for making cold drink bottles, magnetic recording tapes and housings for coffee machines? |
A. | Ethylene glycol |
B. | Polyethylene terephthalate |
C. | Hexamethylene diamine |
D. | Styrene butadiene |
Answer» C. Hexamethylene diamine | |
26. |
The reverse of esterification is |
A. | Hydrolysis |
B. | Condensation |
C. | Polymerisation |
D. | Centrifugation |
Answer» B. Condensation | |
27. |
The temperature at which the ionic polymerisation is carried out i? |
A. | 100<sup>0</sup>C |
B. | 50<sup>0</sup>C |
C. | -100<sup>0</sup>C |
D. | 0<sup>0</sup>C |
Answer» E. | |
28. |
Which of the following act as a catalyst in anionic polymerisation? |
A. | Grignard reagent |
B. | Lewis acids |
C. | Benzoyl peroxide |
D. | AIBN |
Answer» B. Lewis acids | |
29. |
Which of the following act as an initiator in free-radical polymerisation? |
A. | Grignard reagent |
B. | Lewis acids |
C. | Benzoyl peroxide |
D. | Potassium amide |
Answer» D. Potassium amide | |
30. |
The co-polymers having branched structures in which the monomer segments on the backbone and branches differ are called |
A. | Alternate |
B. | Graft |
C. | Random |
D. | Block |
Answer» C. Random | |
31. |
The Ziegler Natta catalyst is formed between |
A. | Triethyl aluminium and titanium halide |
B. | Triethyl aluminium and silver halide |
C. | Triethyl aluminium and platinum halide |
D. | Triethyl aluminium and carbon halide |
Answer» B. Triethyl aluminium and silver halide | |
32. |
Which type of polymer will be formed if the substituent group is –C6H5 |
A. | Polythene |
B. | Polypropylene |
C. | Polystyrene |
D. | Polyvinyl chloride |
Answer» D. Polyvinyl chloride | |