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Aldehydes and ketones
Written by Dr. Ayesha Nadeem (Chemistry)
8 Class 12 Chemistry questions with answers and explanations.
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The functional group of aldehydes is:
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Correct answer: -CHO
An aldehyde has the -CHO group.
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Which reagent distinguishes aldehydes from ketones?
- 1 Sodium chloride
- 2 Bromine water
- 3 Litmus
- 4 Tollens' reagent
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Correct answer: Tollens' reagent
Aldehydes give a silver mirror with Tollens' reagent. Ketones do not.
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The simplest ketone is:
- 1 Ethanal
- 2 Propanone
- 3 Methanal
- 4 Butanone
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Correct answer: Propanone
Propanone (acetone) is the simplest ketone.
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Reduction of an aldehyde gives a:
- 1 Carboxylic acid
- 2 Ester
- 3 Primary alcohol
- 4 Secondary alcohol
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Correct answer: Primary alcohol
Aldehydes are reduced to primary alcohols.
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Fehling's solution is reduced by aldehydes to give a:
- 1 Blue solution
- 2 White gas
- 3 Black solid
- 4 Red precipitate
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Correct answer: Red precipitate
Copper(II) is reduced to red copper(I) oxide.
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Methanal is commonly known as:
- 1 Acetaldehyde
- 2 Acetic acid
- 3 Acetone
- 4 Formaldehyde
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Correct answer: Formaldehyde
Formaldehyde is methanal.
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Propanone is commonly used as a:
- 1 Solvent
- 2 Fertiliser
- 3 Sweetener
- 4 Fuel only
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Correct answer: Solvent
Acetone is a common solvent.
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The carbonyl group is:
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Correct answer: C=O
A carbon double bonded to oxygen.
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