Quiz Flashcards
(28 cards)
TRUE OR FALSE:
Alkanes are more reactive than alkenes and alkynes
False
TRUE OR FALSE:
Alkynes contain at least 1 triple bond between carbon atoms
True
TRUE OR FALSE:
Ethene and ethyne are both examples of alkanes
False
TRUE OR FALSE:
Alkenes can undergo addition reactions, while alkanes usually do not
True
TRUE OR FALSE:
Alkynes have a linear structure because of sp hybridization
True
TRUE OR FALSE:
Benzene has a ring structure with alternating double bonds
True
TRUE OR FALSE:
Benzene is completely safe to inhale
False
TRUE OR FALSE:
Thiols are often pleasant, sharp, and sweet-smelling
False
TRUE OR FALSE:
The boiling points of ethers are higher than alkanes of similar molar mass.
True
Enantiomers always have identical biological effects.
(False)
The (R)- and (S)- forms of thalidomide are both safe for use during pregnancy. ()
False
The human body can usually distinguish between different enantiomers of a drug. ()
True
Enantiomers always have the same melting and boiling points ()
True
The smell of a molecule is always the same, regardless of its chirality. ()
FALSE
What is the formula of benzene?
C6H6
What is the smell of benzene usually described as?
Sweet
Toluene is a benzene ring with which group?
CH3
These are organic compounds that contain one or more hydroxy (-OH) groups attached to a carbon atom in an alkyl or substituted alkyl chain.
Alcohols
Which of the following is an example of Thiols?
Cysteine
This has a strong odor (like a skunk spray). Which is it?
Thiols
- are found in amino acids and many medications it plays a big role in biological and pharmaceutical processes
Amines
- used as a disinfectant and preservative
Formaldehyde
cannot hydrogen bond with each other but hove dipole- dipole interactions, giving them moderate boiling points
Ketones and aldehydes
discovered the schiff bases
Hugo Schiff