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WorksheetsAromatic Compounds
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
It refers to any large class of unsaturated chemical compounds characterized by one or more planar rings of atoms joined by a covalent bonds of two different kinds.
Aromatic compounds
Aliphatic compounds
Benzene
Toluene
It is a chemical that is colorless or light-yellow liquid room temperature and are usually present in all types of aromatic compounds.
Toluene
Alkene
Benzene
None of these
These are compounds which is similar to an aromatic compound but are different in the number of pi electrons.
Anti-aromatic
Non-aromatic
Benzene
Toluene
It serves as the general criteria which must be met in order for a molecule to be an aromatic.
Octet Rule
Huckle Rule
Law of Octaves
Law of Triads
It is the other term used for an arenium ion.
sigma complex
pi complex
gamma complex
none of these
TRUE OR FALSE:
Aromatic compounds can be mixed with water to form a miscible solution.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE:
A weak electrophile can be used to create a sigma complex from benzene.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE:
Aromatic compounds are good solvents for nonpolar solute.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE:
Electrophilic aromatic substitution is a highly exothermic reaction.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE:
Petroleum is a good source of aromatic compounds.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE:
FeBr3 is a good catalyst in the bromination of benzene.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE:
Bromination of benzene is a spontaneous process.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE:
Nitric acid is consumed in the process of the addition of iodine to benzene.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE:
Sulfonation is a reversible process.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE:
Protonation may happen in the process of hydrogen-deuterium exchange.
TRUE
FALSE
