Category: Aliphatic Hydrocarbons

A. I2>Cl2>Br2>F2
B. F2>Cl2>I2>Br2
C. F2>Cl2>Br2>I2
D. Cl2>F2>Br2>I2

A. iso-alkane
B. normal-alkane
C. neo-alkane
D. branched-alkane

A. halogenation
B. dehalogenation
C. dehydrohalogenation
D. hydrohalogenation

A. ethene
B. ethyne
C. ethyl halide
D. all of the above are possible

A. CaO and KOH
B. CaO and NaOH
C. NaOH and Na2O
D. Na2O and KOH

A. saturated hydrocarbon
B. unsaturated hydrocarbon
C. paraffins
D. both A & C

A. Grignard reagent
B. Metallic alkyl halide
C. Both A & B
D. Alkyl

A. carboxylation
B. decarboxylation
C. esterification
D. hydroxylation

A. CO2 and H2O
B. CH3OH
C. CO + H2 + C
D. CO + H2O + C