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Carbon And Its Compounds CLASS 10 CBSE

Carbon And Its Compounds CLASS 10 CBSE

Carbon And Its Compounds CLASS 10 CBSE WORKSHEET Carbon, a ubiquitous element in nature, plays a crucial role in organic chemistry and is fundamental to the existence of life as we know it. With the atomic number six, carbon is uniquely versatile, allowing it to bond with a variety of elements, leading to an extensive array of compounds.

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A. How does chlorine react with hydrocarbon in sunlight?

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B. Which type of compound shows catenation property?

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C. What is the product of the reaction: CH4 + Cl2 (in sunlight)?

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D. Which of these functional groups is present in the compound with a carbon double bonded to oxygen?

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E. Which functional group combines with carbon to produce alcohol?

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F. What happens when ethanol is oxidized?

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G. Name the hydrocarbon compound containing two carbon atoms.

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H. What is the freezing behaviour of diluted ethanoic acid (vinegar) during winter?

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I. Which of the following undergoes addition reactions?

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J. What is the general formula of alkynes?

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K. What is the isomeric pair among the following?

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L. Why are mineral acids stronger than carboxylic acids?

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M. What type of bonds does a carbon atom form in methane?

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N. What is the major constituent of LPG?

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O. The electronic configuration of an element is found to be 2, 4. How many bonds can one carbon atom form in a compound?

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