Chemistry of HydrocarbonsKolbe's Electrolysis of Dicarboxylate Salts61Choose the best answerKolbe's electrolysis of an unsaturated dicarboxylate salt can mainly give:AAlkaneBAlkeneCAlkyneDAlcohol Like 0 Discuss 0Share
Chemistry of HydrocarbonsPreparation of Alkanes by Decarboxylation62Choose the best answerMethane can be prepared by heating sodium acetate with:ANaOH onlyBCaO onlyCSoda lime, NaOH + CaODNa₂CO₃ Like 3 Discuss 0Share
Chemistry of HydrocarbonsKolbe's Electrolysis of Dicarboxylate Salts63Choose the best answerKolbe's electrolysis of a saturated dicarboxylate salt can mainly produce:AAlkaneBAlkeneCAlkyneDAlcohol Like 0 Discuss 0Share
Chemistry of HydrocarbonsConjugated Dienes64Choose the best answerWhich compound is specifically stabilized by conjugation between two C=C double bonds?ACH₂=CH–CH₃BCH₂=CH–C≡CHCCH₂=CH–CH=CH₂DCH₂=C=CH₂ Like 0 Discuss 0Share
Chemistry of HydrocarbonsGeneral Properties of Alkanes65Choose the best answerWhich statement about alkanes is false?ATheir carbon atoms are sp³ hybridized.BThey contain only σ bonds.CThey readily undergo electrophilic addition reactions.DThey are saturated hydrocarbons. Like 1 Discuss 0Share