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Y12 Jan Mock Feedback

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Q1

TICK ALL THAT APPLY

Which substances have a giant covalent lattices in their solid state?

a)

SiO2

b)

Si

c)

Li

d)

B

e)

SO2

2.

Q13.

TICK ALL THAT APPLY

Which of these substances show hydrogen bonding?

a)

NF3

b)

NH3

c)

CH3COCH3

d)

CH2F2

e)

NiH2

3.

Q15.

TICK ALL THAT APPLY

Which of these substances have permanent dipole-dipole forces

between molecules?

a)

NF3

b)

NH3

c)

SiCl4

d)

CH2F2

e)

NiH2

4.

Q16

TICK ALL THAT APPLY

Which molecules contain 12 bonding electrons?

a)

NF3

b)

NH3

c)

SF6

d)

CH2F2

e)

C2H4

5.

There are two types of covalent bonds in A Level chemistry.


What one type of bond can be seen in this drawing?

(a)  

6.

FILL IN THE BLANK:

This drawing contains _ orbitals

(a)  

7.

FILL IN THE BLANK:

This drawing contains a _ orbital

(a)  

8.

FILL IN THE BLANK:

pi-orbitals are formed by the (a)   overlap of p-orbitals

9.

TICK ALL CORRECT STATEMENTS

a)

the bond angles around each carbon in the C=C of an alkene are 120°

b)

a π-bond results from the overlap of adjacent p-orbitals directly between the bonding atoms

c)

C=C double bonds are fixed and cannot rotate

d)

stereoisomers exist in alkenes when there is restricted rotation around the C=C bond and 2 different groups on each C in that bond.

10.

Which of the following statements about alkenes is correct?


TICK ALL THAT APPLY

a)

a σ-bond is a sideways overlap of adjacent p-orbitals above and below the bonding C atoms

b)

alkenes are reactive because of π-bonds are weaker than σ-bonds

c)

a π-bond has restricted rotation around the axis of the bond.

d)

the carbons in the C=C bond are trigonal pyramidal

11.

For an alkene to have a stereoisomer

each C in the C=C bond must have

___ _________ ______

attached

(a)  

12.

When more than one product is possible in the reaction of an alkene with H–Br, the reaction will produce one as the major product.


What is the best explanation for the major product?

a)

The H will add to the C in the C=C bond with the most hydrogen atoms attached.

b)

in the mechanism, the most stable carbocation reacts to give the major product.

c)

the major product comes from the most stable carbocation intermediate.

d)

the major product is the most stable

13.

Rank carbocation intermediates in the order of decreasing stability?

a)

tertiary

b)

secondary

c)

primary

1)
2)
3)
14.

What does this general notation best represent?

a)

a repeat unit of a polymer

b)

a section of a polymer

c)

a monomer

d)

the structure of a polymer

15.

TICK ALL THAT APPLY: a sustainability benefit of processing waste polymers is...

a)

their use as fuel

b)

their use to capture pests such as sea turtles

c)

their use as organic feedstock

d)

their combustion for energy production

16.

Which molecules have the strongest intermolecular forces?

a)

BF3

b)

H2S

c)

NH3

d)

H2

17.

NH3 has a lower boiling point than H2O.

Pick the TWO reasons why.

a)

permanent dipole-dipole forces are weaker than hydrogen bonds

b)

NH3's london forces are weaker than H2O's london forces

c)

N and H have a smaller electronegativity difference than O and H, so NH3's hydrogen bonds are weaker than H2O's

d)

N has only one lone pair for hydrogen bonding, while H2O has two

e)

N and H have a smaller electronegativity difference than O and H, so NH3's covalent bonds are weaker than H2O's

18.

TICK ALL THAT APPLY

What are the limitations of synthesis of haloalkanes using

free radical substitution?

a)

Substitution can take place on a different carbon atom

b)

The reaction rate is too slow

c)

Free radicals are very reactive, which makes them dangerous

d)

More than one H atom could be substituted on the same molecule

e)

Produces different termination products