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Basic about Carboxylic Acid

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of following is functional group of carboxylic acid?

a)

-COOH

b)

-COH

c)

-CH3

d)

-CH3Cl

2.

Carboxylic acid generally soluble in water. Why?

a)

It can form dipole-dipole force with water molecule

b)

It can form dimer structure

c)

It can form Hydrogen bond with water

d)

It can form Van Der Walls forces with wayer

3.

Which of following properties of carboxylic acid is same with alcohol?

a)

Can form dipole2 forces

b)

Can form Hydrogen bond

c)

Can form Van Der Walls forces

d)

can form dimer structure

4.

Why carboxylic acid is generally has higher boiling point compare with alcohol

a)

Carboxylic acid has hydrogen bond

b)

Carboxylic acid can form dimer structure

c)

Carboxylic acid has more oxygen

d)

Carboxylic acid has more hydrogen

5.

Why Carboxylic acid cannot has positional isomer?

a)

It functional group is too complex

b)

It functional group is complicated

c)

It functional group always in carbon no 1

d)

It functional group is unpredictable

6.

Carboxylic acid form from...

a)

oxidation of primary alcohol with strong oxidising agent

b)

oxidation of primary alcohol with weak oxidising agent

c)

oxidation of secondary alcohol with strong oxidising agent

d)

oxidation of tertiary alcohol with strong oxidising agent

7.

Choose correct statement about carboxylic acid

a)

carboxylic acid can be oxidised

b)

carboxylic acid has acidic properties

c)

carboxylic acid can produce positional isomer

d)

carboxylic acid generally insoluble in water

8.

Carboxylic acid combine with __________ to form ester

a)

Alkyl Halide

b)

Carbonyl

c)

Alcohol

d)

Alkene

9.

Which of following needed for reaction of carboxylic acid to produce carboxylate salt and water?

a)

NaOH

b)

Na

c)

KCl

d)

CCl4

10.

Which of following needed for reaction of carboxylic acid to produce carboxylate salt and Hydrogen gas?

a)

NaOH

b)

Na

c)

KCl

d)

CCl4