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C5 CONSUMER AND INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Margarine, butter and ghee are examples of __________.

a)

fat

b)

protein

c)

hydrocarbon

d)

polymer

2.

Which of the following is the functional group for fat?

a)

carbon-carbon double bond

b)

hydroxyl group

c)

carboxylate group

3.

Which cation forms white precipitate when added into a soap solution?

a)

Ca2+

b)

Zn2+

c)

NH4+

d)

Ag+

4.

what is the main source in the production of detergent?

a)

palm oil

b)

animal fat

c)

ammonia

d)

petroleum

5.

which cation present in hard water?

a)

Mg2+

b)

Zn2+

c)

Pb2+

d)

Sn2+

6.

the effectiveness of cleansing action of soap is lower in hard water compared to in soft water.

which of the following explain the above statement?

a)

soap is less soluble in hard water

b)

soap dissociates partially in hard water

c)

soap forms insoluble salt with calcium and magnesium ions

d)

soap particles form complex ions with aluminium ion present in hard water

7.

name the process of soap preparation

a)

hydrolysis

b)

soapication

c)

sulphonation

d)

saponification

8.

Which statement is correct about cleansing action of soap?

a)

The hydrophilic part of soap molecules dissolves in water

b)

Increases the surface tension of water

c)

Soap molecules emulsify water

d)

Reacts with acids to form salt

9.

A student finds out there is a blood stain on his shirt.

Which additives in the detergent will help to remove this type of stain?

a)

Biological enzyme

b)

Foam control agent

c)

Suspension agent

d)

Optical whitener

10.

chemical equation below shows the process of saponification.

fat + _______ --> soap + ______________


choose the correct reactant(R) and product(P)

a)

R-sodium hydroxide, P-water

b)

R-potassium hydroxide, P-glycerol

c)

R-sodium oxide, P-glycerol

d)

R-fatty acid, P-RCOONa

11.

Monosodium glutamate(MSG) is a flavouring agent. The addition of MSG in children’s food is not encouraged. Why?

a)

Damaged the brain development in children

b)

Appearance of black spot on the skin

c)

Reduce the body immunization towards disease

d)

Making the children become hyperactive

12.

sodium chloride is added to fish to produce salted fish.

which of the following is the main function of sodium chloride?

a)

replace the original fishy taste lost during processing

b)

improve taste and freshness

c)

prevent oxidation so that it does not turn rancid

d)

it draws out water in order to inhibit the growth of bacteria

13.

diagram shows the ingredients in mango-flavoured ice cream.

which of the following is used as stabiliser X?

a)

salt

b)

lecithin

c)

tartrazine

d)

sodium citrate

14.

a two years old child has a fever. her mother took the child to a doctor.

which medicine will the doctor prescribe to the child?

a)

aspirin

b)

barbiturate

c)

penicillin

d)

paracetamol

15.

amoxicillin is a medicine that has the same function as penicillin.

what is its function?

a)

relief pain

b)

treat psychotic patient

c)

treat bacterial infections

d)

stimulate the body to produce antibody

16.

which of the following is correct about saponification?

a)

reaction of ester with alkali

b)

reaction of alkene with water

c)

reaction of alkane with chlorine

d)

reaction of alcohol with carboxylic acid

17.

Which of the following is an example of soap?

a)

Potassium chloride

b)

Potassium carbonate

c)

Potassium laurate

d)

Potassium sulphate

18.

Alkaline solution used in the saponification process includes

a)

potassium hydroxide

b)

sodium hydroxide

c)

lead(II) hydroxide

d)

zinc hydroxide

19.

Scum formation occurs when soaps are used in

a)

acidic water

b)

soft water

c)

hard water

d)

distilled water

20.

In the preparation of detergents, step 1 involves the conversion of long-chain alcohol to sulphonic acid. What is the substance that reacted with the alcohol?

a)

Concentrated sulphuric acid

b)

Concentrated nitric acid

c)

Concentrated sodium hydroxide

d)

Concentrated potassium hydroxide