Chemistry Fsc Part 2 Online Test With Answers

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Chemistry Fsc Part 2 Online Test

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1 Which one of the following polymers is called a polyamide Nylon Rayon Terylene Orlon
2 A polymeric substance that is formed in the liquid state and then hardened to a right solid is called a Fiber <div>Plastic</div> Varnish Polyamid resin
3 Plastics are a pollution problem because many plastics Are made from petroleum Are very inflammable Burn to produce toxic fumes Decompose to produce toxic products
4 In which these process are small organic molecules made into macromolecules. The cracking of petroleum fractions The fractional distillation of crude oil The polymerization of ethene The hydrolysis of proteins
5 Which property of triglycerides is used to determine its molecular mass. acid number Saponification number Iodine number gold number
6 Which process is used to convert vegetable oil to vegetable ghee. Hydrolysis Oxidation Esterification Hydrogenation
7 Fats are Saturated glycerides Unsaturated glycerides Polyhydroxy ketose Polyhydroxy aldose
8 Which amino acid is present in cheese Glycine Alanine Tyrosine Valine
9 Essential amino acids are those which Are present in every protein Must be supplied to body through diet Contain two carbocyclic acid and one amino group Is syntherised by our body
10 Which is simplest amino acid Alanine Protein Lysine Glycine
11 The number of peptide bonds in dipeptide is 0 1 2 3
12 In which process, an amino acid is produced Wurtz synthesis Strecker synthesis Kolbe synthesis Cannizzaro reaction
13 Which one of the following is not amino acid. Alanine Glycine Aspartic acid Aniline
14 Flavour of ethyl butyrate is Orange Pine apple Banana Apricot
15 What is Glacial acetic acid Pure acetic acid 95% acetic acid a mixture of acetic acid and glycerol Vinegar
16 Which substance is used to consulate rubber latex Ethyl alcohol Acetaldehyde Acetic acid Water
17 Acetic acid form a dimer in liquid phase because. Low ionization constant of acid High solubility in water Hydrogen bonding Greater polarity
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