Fundamental Principles of Organic ChemistryOrganic and Inorganic Carbon Compounds36Choose the best answerWhich set contains only inorganic carbon compounds?ACO₂, CO and carbonatesBCH₄, C₂H₆ and C₆H₆CCH₃OH, CH₃COOH and HCHODCCl₄, CHCl₃ and CH₃Cl Like 0 Discuss 0Share
Fundamental Principles of Organic ChemistryIntroduction to Organic Chemistry37Choose the best answerUrea is formed in the body mainly during the breakdown of:ALipidsBProteinsCCarbohydratesDFats Like 0 Discuss 0Share
Fundamental Principles of Organic ChemistryCommon and IUPAC Names of Organic Compounds38Choose the best answerWhich sequence is entirely correct?AEthyl acetate → Ethyl ethanoate; Acetyl chloride → Ethanoyl chloride; Toluene → MethylbenzeneBEthyl acetate → Methyl ethanoate; Acetyl chloride → Methanoyl chloride; Toluene → EthylbenzeneCEthyl acetate → Ethyl propanoate; Acetyl chloride → Propanoyl chloride; Toluene → DimethylbenzeneDEthyl acetate → Propyl ethanoate; Acetyl chloride → Butanoyl chloride; Toluene → Propylbenzene Like 0 Discuss 0Share
Fundamental Principles of Organic ChemistryCommon and IUPAC Names of Organic Compounds39Choose the best answerWhich pair is correctly matched?ALactic acid — 2-Hydroxypropanoic acidBTartaric acid — Butanedioic acidCMaleic acid — Butanedioic acidDEthyl acetate — Ethyl methanoate Like 0 Discuss 0Share
Fundamental Principles of Organic ChemistryVital Force Theory40Choose the best answerAccording to the Vital Force Theory, organic compounds could be prepared only:ABy ionic reactionsBInside living organismsCIn laboratoriesDFrom minerals Like 0 Discuss 0Share