Arenes and Haloalkanes Quiz

What is the IUPAC name for the following compound: C6H5Cl?

• Chlorocyclohexane

• Chlorobenzene

• Phenylchloride

• Benzenechloride

Draw the structure of chlorobenzene.

Which of the following is a reactivity characteristic of arenes? A) Addition reactions B) Substitution reactions C) Elimination reactions D) Oxidation reactions

• A) Addition reactions

• D) Oxidation reactions

• B) Substitution reactions

• C) Elimination reactions

What is the boiling point of benzene compared to chloromethane? A) Benzene has a higher boiling point B) Chloromethane has a higher boiling point C) Both have similar boiling points D) Boiling point cannot be compared

• B) Chloromethane has a higher boiling point

• A) Benzene has a higher boiling point

• D) Boiling point is determined by color

• C) Both have similar boiling points

Provide the IUPAC name for the compound CH3CH2CH2Br.

• 1-bromopropane

• 3-iodopropane

• 1-chloropropane

• 2-bromopropane

Draw the structure of bromopropane.

Which of the following is a reactivity characteristic of haloalkanes? A) Addition reactions B) Substitution reactions C) Elimination reactions D) Oxidation reactions

• D) Oxidation reactions

• C) Elimination reactions

• A) Addition reactions

• B) Substitution reactions

What is the boiling point of chloroethane compared to toluene? A) Chloroethane has a higher boiling point B) Toluene has a higher boiling point C) Both have similar boiling points D) Boiling point cannot be compared

• B) Toluene has a higher boiling point

• C) Both have significantly different boiling points

• D) Boiling point can always be compared

• A) Chloroethane has a lower boiling point

Name the compound C6H5CH2CH3 using IUPAC nomenclature.

• Butylbenzene

• Methylbenzene

• Ethylbenzene

• Propylbenzene

Draw the structure of ethylbenzene.