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bw ALDEHYDES AND KETONES ey) Te 5) ie a = See oa oy, i Of _NattalKOWH© , (4) ; Product Ais: - (Ga -isner ese) major Nop OH 6 9 + 2 @ c © ° ° © @ ORGANIC Chemistry for UTJEE ° Il ow ono : CH, — CH) — NMeg CH, — CH, — Nes Above conversion can be achieved by : (a) Wolf-Kishner reduction. (b) Clemmensen reduction © LiAlH, (d) NaBH, : il CH; —C— CH, — cH, —CH—¢H, ——> cH — (CHz)3 — CH— SH. 2 “$ is sR Sia 6 ‘Above conversion can be achieved by : (@) Wolff- Kishner reduction (b) Clemmensen reduction (© HS —CHy —CHlg —SH, following by Raney Nt (A) None of these C—CH3 a a —2n9_, ; Product of the Clemmensen reduction is, HCL NO, fr ee CH, — CH L —CHy CH, — CH L —CHy "O., "On "Oe, * fe q 5. CH; —CH—CH, — CH, —C —CH3 —> CH —CH— (CH), —CHy ‘Above conversion can be achieved by : @ Wolff-Kishner reduction (b) Clernmensen reduction (©) LiAIH, (d) NaBH, Rr ° Il c—cH, cH, —CHy cH, — CH, cH, —CHy pee O) 7 6. TES & O OH OH cl a ® @ ® Identify product (A) & (B) from the given product P,Q,R: (@A=P,B=Q )A=QB=R © ()A=Q B=P_— (d) A=R, B=P ° lI CCH, 7 2D (A) ; Identify the A. HO CH, —CHy @ Efena ® ee yae HO a OH o @ a ° ll C—CHy Ni 8. 2. 0 Product (4) is : (Net Kid ttn) CH, — CH, —Br CH, — CH, (@ &) CH, — CH, — OH @ GH ch — * o_o Above conversion can be carried out by : (a) Clemmensen reduction (b) Wolff-Kishner reduction (©) LAH, @ NaBH, 10. Increasing order of equilibrium constants for the formation of a hydrate: ° ° ° ° oO” ico ce NH O.N o a a w () V ‘0 0 Above compounds can be differentiated by following reagent: (a) 2-4 DNP (Brady reagent) (b) Tollen's reagent (©) Lucas reagent @ Nals0, on on on excess 1 equivalent a OH _Poc exces), (45 A, cp) CME, cy NABH, py Product (D) will be: ou OH OH | CH—CH, (a) © a OH OH OH © oe @ 20. 21. BEATE, py yinium Cro chomate FCO, (ey 1,08 Gic CHy—CH= cH, Lis (OAd HAO (py Pyridinium Chloro Chromate (PCC), ‘NaBH,HO® (®) CH, i Relationship between products (Q) and ($) is: (@) Positional isomer (©) Chain isomer © as (d) Functional isomer In the reaction, Dee LAG) benzene beat, ¥. the product (1) is: 2.0, heat r “OD ° Rank the following in order of increasing value of the equilibrium constant for hydration, Kyyg, (smallest value first). i [=o (CH,),CCC(CHS) 5 7 2 3 @1<2<3 @3<1<2 ©@2<1<3 — @2<3<1 go “Above conversion can be achieved by: (@) Zn(Hg), HCl (b) NHy —NH3/KOH/A (© LialH, @ Hy /Ni 24. 26. Which sequence represents the best synthesis of hexanal ? (CH)CH,CH,CHCH,CH =0 ° exanal (b) 1. CH,CH,CH,CH = CH, +c, Goon 2. CH MgBr, diethyl ether 3.H,0° 4, PCC, CHCl (a) 1.CH3CH,CH2 CH2Br + NaC =CH 2. H,0, H,$04,1gS0, I (©) 1.CH3CHyCH2CH2CCH3 (@) 1. CHgCH)CH,CH.MgBr + Ba “oth, IL 2.CHsCOOH 3. LiAIH, 2.0" 3. PCC, CHCl oe H,0 5. PCC, CHCl, Me) —HNOa_,(4) —SM©!D2_,(B), Product (B) in this reaction is | a oA odd 7 cH,OH ~ HO—j—H - 4 HO ae u—t-on 25 n—+— 3 H—}— 0H H—)— 0H a CH, — OH cH, — OH Compound (x) in the above reaction is : f i (@) Ph—C—CH, (b) Ph—C—H Il (© Ph—cH, —C—H @ vaca, —lca, 27. 29. 30. ° I , Ph —C—CH, MNO: 4a) AGO _y(p) #30" _4¢¢) Prodiict (C) of the above reaction is : Il (@) Ph—cO,H (& Ph—C—COnH 90 tl I (© Ph—C—C_H (@ Ph—C—CH,OH ° i oO HEH 5¢4) ANA 5 (8); Product (B) ofthe reaction i: (a) Ph—CH, — NO, () Ph—CH, —ONO. © Ph—cHo @ Ph—o—N=0 ° Be ta): RasEno” 07 Product (A) of the above reaction is (bromination occur not in the benzene ring) : Oo. Br ° @ o~ © ° oO Il Br . C. CH “ “Orr loot test NS Tolle test 14,0 2 . —aapot 50,” Positive Tollens test Compound (A) is : ° © oct, iI eves @ cH, —C—GH— Gata () at, —o—6—ay OCH, OCH, OCH, I CHz —CH—OCH ; @ H—C—cit, — CH, — GH —octls OCHy OCH; BL. CigHys > (B) —Na=NI ; Reactant (A) in this reaction is : (a Gio HOr/a Ph, CH, Ph CHy @ cmc? () me < Ph” \cHy cH Ph Phy yh © po=ce @ both () and (©) Hf CHy : Peitiues #0 ee, a OM o-H | methyl -eyelohexgl sive ‘tive tive test with : Todoform 2-4 DNP 2 hydrogen peroxide test test a ‘Compound (P) is 1 (@ cH, —C—cH, —CH, — cH, —CH—CH, OH fe (b) CH, —C—CH, — CH—CH — CH, —CH, ° (© CH —C—CH, — CH, — CH —CH, —CH, —OH Neen (@ CH, —C— cH —C—cHy I CHy CH 83. - Correct order of reactivity of following compounds towards Grignard reagent? oO am @ I>u>m (b) U>1>m © U>l>1 (@ I> m> 1 i <® 34. na onan HCHO, (4) ; Product (A) is : Tons” Sp on Ph cH, —Ph CH, CHy, @) ) oo 0 CH | cH—Ph cH, a 3 @ oo © oT ° 4) fa 35. (CH,),CO—C—CH, — CH, — CH OCH,CH,CHs “Hop,” I oH ‘ocH, Total number of products obtained in above reaction is : @2 Os o4 @s5 36. 37. 38. 39. for What reagent and/or reaction conditions would you choose to bring about the following conversion? °. ORK J — Op = 0 +HOCH,CH,OH 0: (@) 1. LiAIH,, 2,0 (b) HO, H,S0,, heat (© H,0, NaOH, heat (@) PCC, CHCl 9 el excess : : ‘The above reduction can be best carried out by : (a) Clemmensen reduction (b) Wolff-Kishner reduction (©) NaBH, @ None of these CH, —C = cH CH; —C = CHWs THE, (gy (2)H,03/80" Product (A) and (B) is differentiated by: (@) 2-4-DNP (b) Naor (© Nametal (@) Naliso3 41. 42. 43. 45. AQ ABEL sy UA) BDL 40) End product (C) in above reaction is : HH Ooty oh oS Compound (X) C,H,0, which reacts with 2, 4-DNP derivative and gives negative haloform testis (a) CH, —C—CH, —CHy ) CH; — GH —cHO CH : oa io ET Fal Mee let When a nucleophile encounters a ketone, the site of attack is (a) the carbon atom of the carbonyl (b) the oxygen atom of the carbonyl (©) both the carbon and oxygen atoms, with equal probability (@) no attack occurs as ketones do not react with nucleophiles ‘The correct order of rate of reaction toward nucleophilic addition reaction: uo CHO Ho ° o I 1 ¢-Ph CH, -C- Et No, OMe ® » © @ © (@a>b>c>d>e Q)a>b>d>c>e (© a>d>e>b>c @a>b>e>d>c ‘The structure Chea would be best classified as a(an) : H (@) Acetal (b) Hemiacetal (©) Hydrate @ Cyanohydrin Which of the following pairs of reactants is most effective in forming an enamine ? 9 I (@) CH,CH,CH + [(CH),CH] NH 0) + CHy —NH—CHy i (© (CH3)3CCH + (CH ),NH (d) None of these form an enamine. 46. The reaction of CgHsCH = CHCHO with LiAH, gives : (@) CeHCH,CH,CH,OH (b) CgHsCH = CHCH,OH (© CoHsCHyCH,CHO (@) CgHsCHyCHOHCH, “7 Qa (A) (a); Product (B) of the reaction is: > @ ® OO © CQ) @lL] IH HI 48. Which of following compound is hemiacetal ? HO, {OMe OH H OH @ @) cy o X (@) all of these o —+ —SsI_, 71% 5 End product of the reaction will be : NH, N—CH, (a) Ph—CH —CH — NH (b) Ph—cH, (@ Ph—GH—C=N (@ Ph—cH CHs Oo i 50. Ph—CH —CH—C—CH,—> Ph —CH = CH—CO,H ‘Above conversion can be achieved by : (@) KMnO,, A followed by H" (b) Ip/NaOH followed by H* © Ha/Pt (@) LialH, o ve .,. “oH (©) HCHO (@) Both (a) and (©) si. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. O 22225 (A); Product (A) of the reaction is : ° ° HI @ © © @ CH, COCH, —B2*M20H_, (4) + cHBrs ; Product (C) of the reaction is : #0 ° ° ° ° r cars @ ®) © cH @ OQ 0 tao, + 2 Glycol Product (A) of the reaction will b ° ° i 1 (@) CHy — CH, —C—cH, —C—CH, —CHy z i (&) CHy —CH, —C—CH, —CHy —C—cH, a i (© CH, —CH, —C—CH, —C—CH i i (@ CH, —C—CH, —C—CH, i R—C—H 2-82 _4R—CH=N—R. This reaction gives best yield at : (@) pH1-2 (b) pH4-5 (© pHio-11 (@) pH 13-14 ‘An aromatic compound A of the molecular formula CeH90 on reac dilute NaOH gives a yellow precipitate. The structure of the compounc (@) Opa (b) CgH,CHOHCH, ° © c1y-{O)—cH,0H @ oA {Oj-on CHy with iodine and expected to be: 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. Compound A (molecular formula C4H0) is treated with acidified potassitim dichromate to form a product B(molecular formula CHO). B forms a shining silver mirror on warming with ammonical silver nitrate, B when treated with an aqueous solution of NHzNHCONH,, and sodium acetate gives a product C. Identify the structure of C. (a) CH;CH,CH = NNHCONH, (b) CHy¢ = NHHCONH,, oy (© CHyC =NCONHNH, (@ CH,CH,CH = NCONHNH dy In the reaction, the acid obtained will be ‘CH3CHO + HCN —+ CH3CH(OH)CN —#-°_, CHgCH(OH)COOH (@) D-isomer (®) Lisomer © (80%D + 20%L) mixture (@ (S0%D + 50%L) mixture In the following sequence (CH3CH,Cl—™X_, (jy Milla, (jy _aceticanbndide (i), Product (fii) is : (@) CHyCH,CH NH, (b) CH CH,CH,CONHCH, (©) CH3CH,CH,NHCOCH, (@) CHyCHCH,CONHCOCH O° gu -e ce 69. 70. 71. 74. Consider the following sequence of reactions. Ketone A !COHMIBEy _HyS04, test a or ra “amo Po Bt, HO ie “A or © Moy or ° In the reaction, o + CHgCOCtig —BOMBOH x, the product (1) i HyC._CHy HC. CH; @ ® o™ a Cm New, Oo Ney ‘The conversion of acetophenone into benzoic acid can be achieved by its reaction with : (a) sodium hydroxide followed by acidification (b) iodine and sodium hydroxide, followed by acidification, (©) hydroxylamine followed by reaction with HS04 (@) mchloroperoxobenzoic aci In which of the following compounds the methylenie hydrogens are the most acidic ? (a) CHyCOCH,CH; (b) CH,CH,COOC,H, (© CH3CH,CH(COOC;Hs)2 (@ CHjCOCH_CN ‘Which is the major product of the following reaction ? enor Cr 7. (a) ) © (d) N OH ‘ONH, oe o> ° IL Ph—c—on 2, Aqes ®) Product (B) is: 75. 76. 77. 78. @ ton (®) Ph—CH, —OH (© Ph—cH,—cl (@ Ph—cH = cH, ‘The presence of unsaturation in organic compounds can be tested with : (a) Schiffs reagent (b) Tollens' reagent (c) Fehling's reagent (4) Baeyer’s reagent Which of the following gives iodoform test ? (a) CH3CH,0H (b) C,H,CHO (© (CH,0H), (@ None of these ‘Which ofthe following f-keto carboxylic acid does not undergo decarboxylation on heating? COjH @ © 0 CO,H COgH CH © 0. (@) None of these “ft HOCH,CH,CH, —C—OCH,CH, "°° y(4) Ha =CiMisBe_y¢gy_NHACY/HLO (cy (0 molar equivalen) ° I KOH, _Hy0°_, _(Clis— O20 (py ap Pyridine Product (0) is: i O—C—CH; ° I Il (a) HC =CH— CH— CH, —CH, —C—OH (b) HC = CH—CH, — : —COoH OH iii (© He —Gi— ¢ —CH, —CH, —C—0—C—CH, OH 9 Il @ N= CH—-GH, — Gio C—O OH 79. ‘The compound shown in the below undergoes racemization on reaction with aqueous acid, H, OH we ° Which of the following structures best represents the intermediate responsible for this process? oH H, OW oH H, oH SS SF fA : @ o © @ ° oH OH HO “OH 80. The final product of the following sequence of reaction is: (CH 0) ,CHCH,CH,CH Br —M&_, "°"'9 _Ha0" it i (a) CHOC CH,CH,CH,CH,OH (b) CH, CCH,CH,CH,CH,OH i i i (© HCCH,CH,CH,CH_OH @ HCCcH,cH,CH, CH 81. The amino ketone shown below undergoes a spontaneous cyclization on standing. What is the major product of this intramolecular reaction ? ° ll see ‘CHCHNH, I CH ° Cy N @ Co (b) i ‘CH CH CHy Cy % o Co @ y NH, 82. Compound (A) CsH20 is optically active. Compound (A) give negative Tollens test and positive test with 3-4-di-nitro phenyl hydrazine. Identify A. ° i I (@) CHy —C—cH, — (0) CH, —C—CH—CH, CH,—CHs i i (© H—C—cH, —cH—cH, (@ CH, —C—CH, — CH —CHz —CHs CH,—CH, QO NO, 83. a S 08:0 _, (4); Product (A) ofthe reaction is : S M (H,0® 99% ° ° @ eau ® aa a Onn Qe Br ss 5 OST 9) tore 460) 84. Product oS will be : 2 2% 85. Ph—CH3 —S&S2 (4) 28X04 _ Ph —CH,OH + (B) Product (B) of above the reaction is : (a) Ph—CO2H (b) Ph—CO3 (©) Ph—CHO (@) Ph—CH, 86. 87. 89. OAD, product ; Product obtained in the reaction is = H—}—0n © wor CH — OH D-(+)-Gilyceraldehyde (@) Diastereomer (® Racemic (© Meso (@) Optically pure enantiomer oO MOH, cay, (5) #_4(c); Product (C) of the reaction is : aes OH oo 'N’ 'N’ 'N’ ‘OH N’ ‘OH I I | I H H H H TN + cHgMgbr—5> (A) 5 (B) + (6) Product (A) and (C) is: O° Oo I i] 4 @ -C —CHs ; CHIy o) C—CHg ; CHI t cy; cHy—cuo; © [-s-a crs @[_)-c%—¢H0 ,cm, on ° 1 Nig —NH—C—NH | Ph—CH—CH3 > (A) @) Product (B) is : ri i (a) Ph—C =N—C—NH—NH) ©) a =N—NH—C—NH) CH q oO I (©) Ph—CH = N—N—C—NH (d) Ph—CH = N—C—NH, CH (© Alcohol (@) Alkane ° CH, © @ ‘OMe ‘OMe ° K * cn pi a 92, ce + HON = ROE ROR Reactant Kea. PhCHO @ ° AL : Il Ph—C—CHg 7 I cH, —C—H q ‘The correct order of decreasing value Of Keg 18: @arbrcrd @) d>a>b>e (© d>b>a>rc @d>a>cod 93. Product (B) of the given reaction is ° 9 we-0-¥7 is no OF wt Sy ts) OH ai s0,0Me 'sO;Me Tone me @ u © e) © C5 @ . 94. End as ei reaction is : NG AA, ~“ (ay 2288 (By HP? _ (Cy ee does not undergo self aldol condensation 95. a Gut ~S py cao + 2b AEs onal acid Compound (A) will be: (@) Ph—C =C—C =C—CHO (b) Ph—c =¢—cH = cH—cHO (© Ph—CH =CH—C =C—CHO (@ Ph—CH =cH—c =cH—co,H 96. 9 — >—0H _ Product; Product of the reaction is : —— > eam Graiycnon oc, 2h (molectlar sieves) eee wk ox o as @) é >-e o< PQ p—< (aupsnvoes. ns 97. Which pair of reactants compounds may be used to make given acetal ? Q ti ° ° cH, —on on (a) + | (b) ti aie >on 9° ° on + © O >on ef.) * Aon on a Q 0 98. CHO _H°_ 0p; (4) & (B) are isomers ; Isomer (B) is : @ ° CHy oF (a) &) ‘o— H on chy © 4 @ AK ou oH on 9. Aca) Att 25 (6) (A) and (B) is differentiated by : (a) Nall (©) 2-4 DNA (©) Tollen’s reagent (4) NalSO3 as 100. 101. 102. 103. i ORGANIC Chemistry for HT-JEE) Which of the following pairs cannot be differentiated by Tollens' reagent ? (a) Benzaldehyde and benzyl alcohol (b) Hexanal and 2-hexanone (©) 2-Hexanol and 2-hexanone (d) Pentanal and diethyl ether ‘An optically active compound G20 gives positive test with 2, 4-dinitrophenyl hydrazine, but negative with Tollens' reagent, what is the structure of the compound ? i i (a) CHy —C—CH, — CH, —CH, —CH, (b) H—C—CH—CH, —CH, — CH, I CH, i i (©) Cis —C—CH— cht, — Ctl, @) ily —Cii,— C—G— Gis CHy CH ‘Compound (A) CgH, 03, when treated with Ip in aqueous sodium hydroxide gives yellow precipitate. When A is treated with Tollens reagent no reaction occur. When A is hydrolysed and then treated with Tollens reagent, a silver mirror is formed in test tube. Compound (A) will be = ° © OcH, U1 Wl (a) CH; —C—CH, —CH, —CH—OH (b) CH;—C—C— CH, I Hl Oct oct, i i I (©) CH, —C—CH, —CH(OCH)2 (@ H—C—cH, —cH, —cH(OCHS) bea CH, —CH, —CO,H ae 74 Mao, g. ey? ©), Product (C) obtained is: | CH, — CH, —CO;Ht ° (a) CH, —CH =CH—CH, ) oO OQ @ N—NH, 105. 106. 107. Which of following does not react with NaHSO, (sodium bisulphite)? ° I I @ cH, —C—H (©) CHy —C—et I © oboe (@) Ph—CH, —C—CHg (CH — CH, — CH) —NH, Hy i ee Faawr? (4); Product (A) is : “CO . ‘Oo N° ‘ g = q 4+CH, = CH—CH, — Br" (4) ; Product (A) is: : 4 5%) ‘CH, — CH = CH, oe ona ai= a a Lo o CT 6 ct, ct Ch, — CH = cH, CO;H hb H - —{wMeUlesses)_, (4) >_> (B) + CHly; Product (B) in this reaction is : @wcita0 CO,Na CO.Na CO;Na co,Na @ (b) 4 © O @ Oo EERIE eaten OD ° = AS — D Arrange the following reagent in the correct order in which above transformation is carried cout (@) KO0/D,0,H"/4, LAH, (&) #*/, KOD/D,0, LiAIH, (© KOD/D,0, LiAIH 4, H*/A, @ LAI, H*/A, KOD/D,0 i 109. Cis —C— 2S (4) 2 _4¢6) —9(¢) Hate) HL > HCHO + (E) Compound (C)can show geometrical isomerism. Product (E) of the reaction will be : z i (@) CHy —C—CH (b) CHy —CH, —C—H (© cH; —cHO (@ HCHO 110. Arrange in their increasing order of equilibrium constants for hydration ? 9 ° ° ° Il i I I CH,—C—CH,, CH;—C—H, CH —C_cH,—cL_ -H—C_-H, ww ® ~ @ co) cl—cH, —C—H @ (@)A-c~<] © IA @ 107 tt 9 on rote me lig (catalyst) i [ong Which of following can be used as a catalyst in the above reaction? i @ ar (&) CH; —C—O- (©) ER—O™ (@) HSO3 Arrange the following carbonyl compounds in decreasing order of their reactivity in nucleophilic addition reaciton. CHO COCH; CHO CH, @ a Gi) (iv) @ ii>ii>i>iv (b) i> i> iv> it © ii>ii>i>iv @) iti> i> iv> ii ‘The following reaction were carried out. H ne? 7 tp/NatiCO, OH “The final product formed in the above reaction sequence is 9 ~ o- "ome 7,8 dd 123. 124. 125. "ORGANIC Chemistry for IT-JEE) on Mec a nee le ae © Yield of each step as actually carried out in the laboratory is given above. What is overall yield of reaction? (@) 42% (b) 31% © 21% @ 60% What is the appropriate reagent to carry out above synthesis, i.e.,A, B, C respectively are : (a) Br,/H", LiAIH,,H® (b) Br,/H*, NaBH, HO (©) NBS, AICI;, HO- @) Br,/HO™, BF,, HO™ oH © S14) 24) 0) ye); Oecd Product (B) is : (@) Nylon 66 () Nylon 6 (© Styrene (@) Polystyrene Methyl vinyl ketone on reaction with LiCuMe, gives a major product, whose structure is: @ a © Kn HO oO oO o™ Me wAK Kn 126. 9 @ CAs OH H.C = CH—— cH, oO 9 9 i v7. ct, cr, cn, — Lent, Product (B) of above reaction is : Which of following is in capable to show iodoform test ? on (b) Ph—CH = CH—CH—CH 8 eo lies > 20s, yy SHEEN, py (ajo cl cl © [OL » [O o[O » OL N N’ N’ 'N* cl 9° Cot 128. EC A ; Product obtained is : Et0,C’ Ree ° OH co,Et @ ) © (@) None of these ° ° ° 129, (a) AM, (ay diastereomers Cem Reactent (A) is : 9 I (@) CH, —C—CHy 9° Il (©) CH3—CH,—C—CH,—CH3, i (b) CH —C—CH,—CH (@) CH —CHy—CH,—CH = 0 180. 131. 132. 133. 134, 4 +rLialH, Stee 5, siete (900% ld) Gaobarenone Gyeobutanet ‘Value of x in above reaction is : @1 2 3 @4 (4) SH 4(B) —HaS04_4(¢) 12" 400) + (=) —HS_pcHy —N=C Ph Ph (oy 2294) aaa ¢G)_H ce) aon? 2 8 Molecular weight of compound (A) is : @ 58 & 120 © 60 @ 182 I PhCH — C —H —#¥#24588_,(4) + enol + aldehyde - a eae alto Product (A) of above reaction will be : ou (&) PhjcH—CH, ° I IL (© Ph,CH—CH—OH (@) PhCH—C—CH, ‘Which of the following will form stable hydrate ? CO, IS (@) CC1yCHO (Choral) o CL ‘co (ninhydrin) ‘CO 7 (© (CF;)2CO (d) All of these ‘The pH at which maximum hydrate is present in an solution of oxaloacetic acid: 9 9 bbe, bo PK, =3.98 () pH (@) pH=6 2 135. 136. 137. 138. 139, EHYDES AND KETONES _ 7 423 Arrange their stabilities of given gem- diols in decreasing order. OH owl fon . o ‘OH an a, ‘OH @l>u>m ) > n>1 (@1>il>t @m>t>i Maximum hydration takes place of : i i i i | (@) CR CCF, (b) CH, CcHy © Hs ict (d) Cols CC Hs a The conversion, PRCN ~+PhCOCH, can be achieved! most conveniently by reaction with: (@) CHyMgBr followed by hydrolysis () fp — NaOH, CHI © dil. H,80, followed by reaction with CH.N, (@) LAH followed by reaction with CH1 ° pt Ss H-6 In the above reaction, product (6) is: “oF co © Coen @ ite OH Structure of Ais: ? Oo © ied ® da ° Oo @ or ©) Cd ORGANIC Chemistry for LT-JEE 140. =< Y=o 2s HcHo+ 4) 22a) 0 Product (B) is : i i (a) Ph—NH—C—CO,H (b) Ph— NH—C—CH, —CO,H © om Seno @ ox S=0 oO 1 Ph COsH 141. — ‘To Carry out above conversion, arrange the following reagents in correct order. 03 /Zn EtONa / EtOH/A ‘NaOCl Ht a a 3 (@) 1933234 @) 1523453 (1933432 @ 1323334 HOCH, ° | I Maa, H.-C cH, Cot HE (4) 29 — (5) + HCHO CH, -CHy Product (B) is: CH,—O\_/CHy @ n—t-a_—a_—<¢ = 07 Ney te LON 7H () H—C—cH,—CH,— Br” So” cH, e CH,—O\ CH ci © H-0— Cc, =o G6 —0 Say 144, 148. 146. Identify appropriate reagents for the above reaction: (@ a=Br/CCl,, b= a9, KOH (b) a=Br,/H*, b=aq. KOH (© a=Br,/H*, b =ale.KOH (@) a=Br/HO™, b= aq. KOH OH OH DA Pet 0) red 09 af hs resco i: Pane) Me’ Me Ph ‘ ca au go The Kg, values in HCN addition to following aldehydes are in the order = 9 ° 9 co Oo : ‘Meo’ Me,N © am: amp @ I>u>m (b) > M>1 @ M>i>0 @) U>1I>m HH 9 @ eaves is J +Hen ba, oH 7 @ cy4-e8 ts J snen HW H lation between K, and K is: (a) Ky =Ka (b) Ky >Ka © Ky>Ky @) & =k, 426 Renee “ORGANIC Chemistry for IT-JEE 147. Which of the following is correet for the reaction ? ° A, sre 2010, (4) (a) Ais cyanohydrin () Nucleophilic-addition reaction (©) The above reaction is not shown by alkenes (€) Allof these 148. Which of the following compounds (i through v) should not be classified as an acetal ? is H CHO: OCH 0. 0, 9. oct OS 0 0 o w ay @w (@) ii and iit ©) iv oi (@) none (they are all acetals) 149. In which of reactions final product is NOT a ketone : (@) CH, —C =C—H—S™2 (4) SL +B) BE 5 (C) HSM, (¢) Stl, (p) 2x{OHOa tno, ¢p) () H—C Il (© R—C—on 4 5(4) S58) (0 big -rHe (@) 1-butyne a2, (4) a=, (p) Be 0/H0"_, ey 150. The reaction of ethyl methyl ketone withCl2/excess OH gives the following major product (a) CICH,CH,COCH, (b) CHyCH,Coccl, (©) CICH,CH,COCH,C! (@) CHyCCI,coctct 151. The product obtained from the following sequence of reactions is Cy —C = CHT Matti i804 (2) propanol (6) 2propanol_ (©) L-propanol (4) propanhe ALDEHYDES AND KETONES 427 ) @ © @ o oo) (b) ), 10. © 11. © © 13. @), (b) 15. (oy (b) b) 18. () 19. (b) @ 21. o) @) 23. o) 24, @ (0) 26. (O} 27. 0) @ 29. @), © 31. @ 32. © () 34, (oy 35. (@ o), 37. © @ 39. ) 40. a) b) 42. @, 43. @) (O} 45. @) @ 47. (b) @ (0) 50. ) 51. @ o 53. @) © 55. @) 56. (v) (a) 58. @ 59. © © 61. © @ 63. o) 64, ) (b) 66. @ 67. ), @ 69. ) © 71. ) 72. @ @ 74. @) 75. @ @, 77. @ @) 79. © 80. © @ 82. @) 83. ), 0) 85. 0) (O} 87. ) 88. ©. b) 90. ) 91. ©. ) 93. (b) 95. © 96. © @ 98. @) 99. © 100. © 101, © 103. | © 104. 105. © 106.| ) 107. @), 108. © 109.| o 111.| © 112,] 113,| ) 114, © 115. o 116. @ 117. @ 119.| ) 120. | 121, ) 122,| ) 123, Ac 123, ), 126.| © 127, 128, @) 129. © 130. @) 131. @ 132, © 134,| @ 135, 136, @ 137.| @ 138. ) 139.) @ 140. () 142.1 @ 143, ese ® 145. @ 146. (b) 147. @_ @ 150.1 o) 151, ORGANIC Chemistry for ITJEE 1, Select the best choice for example (A to L) from the examples (a to n) given below. Write your choice in the box given. [ a. An acetal derivative of a ketone, B. | A chiral ketone. | G. | An aldehyde that gives a aldol condensation with itself. i An oxime derivative | 1 t reduces aldehydes to 1°- alcohols | An a, B-unsa etone, | A reagent that oxidizes aldehydes to carboxylic acids. | H-{ A reagent that reduces ketones to alkanes. | |_t. | sn enamine derivative of a ketone. J._|_An intermediate in imine formation. K. | A cyclic hemiacetal. T | A cyanohydrin derivative, —_ al} EE i a He Oo CH3 OH | «| CY |» © ‘CN OH OH | @ Ewer’ © | znaigno | H 0 CHs | ° | ® oa (h)| NaBH, aq. alcohol | a | HO, OCH, QO] agavn,).?ou™ * |) 0 on @) chy— C—0GH, CH | 429 ao (m) Co @)! cH,—cHy—c | | \, | L 5 Zl 1 2._The following questions refer to the compounds (A to G) shown below : Which compounds are Which compounds are Which compound are | i |reduced by sodium! ii. | hydrolyzed by hot | lil | oxidisized by, |__| borohydride ? |__J aqueous acid ? __|€r03/pyridine? A =z, AL E al lz el |B F B F B F [¢ ¢ c G ¢ G | D H D HI D H — = = A oO Oo in Cr B.| (YH Ie as D. oN oO } 0 E rR G. BL I oh we e » Match the column: ° @ man, (®) |racemic mixture aa, oO & [A oe @ [Diastereomers One © |on—cu,—c1#&* @) |Nu-addition reaction Oo @ 2) cat bg (8) |Nu-Substitutions reaction WA al ORGANIC Chemistry for UT-JEE 4. Complete the following table. Aver REAGENT(S)/ RNa eter oe Bag I ° la. ao H,/Pd-C in ethanol A I (solvent) COOCH, ‘COOCH, H'/H,o/a el ° 1. Li*[(CH),Cu} H ae iy Co (CH), C— PC pHs) c 9 | a. in dry ether D | 2. H*/H,0 | ! ca | e Ez OH" /ethanol/A CH. is a Consider the following reactions and answer A and B. q i 58% (CHig)3 C—C—CHy E> (CHs)3 C—C—CH, —Br 5%, OH ° oh (CH), C— “ cH, —Br 8%, (cH), C—C— CH, x a ‘A. Suggest a reagent appropriate step (a) the synthesis. (a) HO™ /Br, (1 mole) (&) H*/Br, (1 mole) (©) both (a) and (b) @ None of these ALDEHYDES AND KETONES 431 B. Yield of each step as actually carried out in laboratory is given above each arrow. What is overall yield of the reaction ? (a) 60% (b) 21% © 40% @ 68% 6. Reaction 1. arco. | @nK,0* e Reaction 2. | Ph —CH = CH—C —cH, Mamie, ¢p) ci,-ci—oh cH | oH Reaction 3- | pt, chi = c—CH—ctl, OMSL 5) | Within each set, which compound should reaction ? Degree of unsaturation present in compound (A + B + C) is? be mote reactive toward carbonyl addition Set (1) Set (2) Set (3) Set (4) I CH, —C—CH, —CH, — Br 9 i CH, —C—CH, —CH, 432 ORGANIC Chemistry for IIT-JEE Set (8) Set (9) Set (10) 8.__Match the Column (1) and Column (11). (Matrix) Formation of six member ring takes place ew sic aan 7A 98) SMC) |) ‘oo NHLOH_¢4) (6) —¢) |} Final product is Ketone is [ALDEHYDES AND KETONES 433 © (x) [Final product formed will give positive Tollens test Ph Final product formed will o +) react with 2,4-DNP. eee ©) @4diniropheny! hydrazine) 9. Consider reactions A through F. Those carbon atoms undergoing change, as part of a functional group, are marked as C'*, C™ or starred. In the cases shown, each carbon atom has either been reduced or oxidized. Your job is to identify the change in oxidation state that has occurred for each of the marked carbon. E E Reduced Reduced Oxidized Oxidized Reduced Reduced Oxidized Oxidized Reduced Oxidized E a Reduced cHcH, 6H — 0S cH, CH,C0.H sane een, oHCOCH, Reduced Reduced B. | CHsCOGH: GOH o=c=0 Oxidized Oxidized IH ¢ = C(OH)CaH,— EH + HyCCOC:Hs F —-Redusced od LP [Bas : a Wowace Oxidized 10. Consider the possible formation of an aldehyde or Ketone product when each of the ten compounds in the column on the left is treated with each of the reagents shown in the top row. Check the designated answer box if you believe an aldehyde or ketone will be formed. ‘Assume that the reagents may be present in excess. For each chee the structure of the major product (s) ced reaction, try to draw HORN + £0%H CH aHL UT "Hg (1) On ysnp uz (H) “ow ORGANIC Chemistry for IIT-JEE [om 30] *evo)ad ppse “be wy S019 quoseay sao 1®OsDHNHSO 908 Starting CH ‘CHs| ee: coed is CH. CH,—OH CH; CH CH, OH Sos HH HQ Hy HO, CH: (AupEHYDES AN KETONES PP ‘The reaction ofa phosphorus ylde with an aldehyde (or) ketnoe i double bond is place of the carbonyl bond. ° City iL R—C—R + Phy3P=CH,—» R—C—R + PhzP=O Mechanism : 0 Pi PPh gq 2 R-G-R ¥ Cx,-brn, = —> RG, ‘vceophil ton h reaction) Coeaingjtemediae) oe PPh O=PPhy +R—C—-R neck, R Coapbotne ermediate) Driving force of the reaction is high bond energy of PO). (AH = ~ve) A + PhgP = CH, —> (A) (major), Major product (A) is OO -O B. en SAaeny ctl, — Brag = (a, ‘Major product (A) is : rH, @) &) in © (@) O Major product (A) is : (@) cis-2-butene ——(b) erans-2-butene (©) iso-burene (@) Lbutene D. E -C-{CH2)3 -t CH, ~ Prord, EL, (A) (eyclic). Product (A) is: Sal ae me 'dentfy major product in given intramolecular Wittig reaction: i Rxn-1 —> |3 —C—CH —CH(CO, £0), + H,C = CH— ®PPh3 4 4(A) tt on signori 0 Na Product (A) and (B) respectively are : CHF COpEt oD »§ OO "CO2Et o CO,Et e Use ® = ae i "CO,Et CH, - Br mspand gy OL amu? A) § product (A) is cH ar Bae “60 -©0 +60 «6 ALDEHYDES AND KETONES 437 12, Mateh the column : oT) ionic 7 7 Mey - eos] Eye HOD | ; I 2n(Hg), HCL (a) | cor TOT | ccm nan coe ~ None ORGANIC Chemistry for IT-JEE E504 gy MB cas, aso? usa? HTC ts A. Reactant (A) is (@) CHy—C = C—CH—CH, I CHs (9 Giiy—cH—c mc CH,—CH3 B. Product (B) is: ° 9° oo oA ° ° © AA @ a ALDEHYDES AND KETONES 439 PNR ee ed 1. A-bB-g;C-n;D-kj B-h; F-¢;G-j:N-G1-m;J-d;K-eL-b 2. i-A,B,CE,F ii- D,G,H;ili-B, EF 3. a-pyb-ne-ssd-pr OH i CH, 4, A: Ph—CH—CH,; -B: Ph—CH, —COOH; c:Ph—cH=c{"*; \cH; ° 5. A-b;B-b 6. A+B4+C=17 7. set 1A; set 2~ A; set 3 ~B; set 4B; set 5 ~A; set 6 - B; set 7—B; set 8B; set 9~ A; set 10-B 8. A-p,q.5;B-piC-P.asiD-P.as 9. A: both are oxidized; B : C’” is reduced, C'* is oxidized; C : reduced; D : oxidized E:C!? js reduced, C™ is oxidized; F : C'? is reduced, C™ is oxidized 440 ORGANIC Chemistry for I1T-JEE 10. [ z | 3 | #2 2 £2 : Sees gi | fe | go | a8 | te | Se ] " ze | s2 | 52 | gs 2 | #$ E | 4 s es = | 3 [de | ee [88 33 | OH | Cy v v x x x x CH. CH | c= cu? on x x % v v v (CH)— OH (ee v v x v x x | x x x v x x cH, CH; 2 | 1H v v x v v vy | CH: | CH3 | CHy—}—-0H x x x x x x CHa HC CH Newer C=C. x x x v <7 Nay “i f Opes x v v vy | HO, OH v v x | HQ, GoHs CH. v v v x | CH; ‘OH * ee 11. A-a;B-a;C-b;D-b; E~a; F-b 12, a-qb-se-nd-p 13. A. (©) B.(@)

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