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Macromolecules

Written by Dr. Ayesha Nadeem (Chemistry)

8 Class 12 Chemistry questions with answers and explanations.

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  1. Polythene is made from:

    • 1 Methane
    • 2 Ethene
    • 3 Propane
    • 4 Ethanol
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    Correct answer: Ethene

    Many ethene molecules join by addition polymerisation.

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  2. Nylon is formed by:

    • 1 Cracking
    • 2 Condensation polymerisation
    • 3 Addition polymerisation
    • 4 Distillation
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    Correct answer: Condensation polymerisation

    Water is lost as the monomers join.

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  3. Natural rubber is a polymer of:

    • 1 Ethene
    • 2 Glucose
    • 3 Styrene
    • 4 Isoprene
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    Correct answer: Isoprene

    Natural rubber is polyisoprene.

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  4. Proteins are polymers of:

    • 1 Fatty acids
    • 2 Amino acids
    • 3 Nucleotides
    • 4 Sugars
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    Correct answer: Amino acids

    Peptide bonds join amino acids.

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  5. PVC is made from the monomer:

    • 1 Ethene
    • 2 Chloroethene
    • 3 Styrene
    • 4 Propene
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    Correct answer: Chloroethene

    Vinyl chloride, or chloroethene, forms PVC.

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  6. Bakelite is a:

    • 1 Metal
    • 2 Natural fibre
    • 3 Thermosetting plastic
    • 4 Thermoplastic only
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    Correct answer: Thermosetting plastic

    It cannot be remoulded after setting.

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  7. Which is a natural polymer?

    • 1 Nylon
    • 2 Polythene
    • 3 Cellulose
    • 4 PVC
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    Correct answer: Cellulose

    Cellulose is made by plants.

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  8. Terylene (polyester) is made by:

    • 1 Condensation polymerisation
    • 2 Cracking
    • 3 Addition polymerisation
    • 4 Hydration
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    Correct answer: Condensation polymerisation

    Water is lost as the ester links form.

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