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MBA.Graduate Psychology,PHD in HRM
Strayer,Phoniex,
Feb-1999 - Mar-2006
MBA.Graduate Psychology,PHD in HRM
Strayer,Phoniex,University of California
Feb-1999 - Mar-2006
PR Manager
LSGH LLC
Apr-2003 - Apr-2007
QUESTION 1
1.     A molecule with the general structure RCO2COR' would be named as a(n) :
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carboxylic acid |
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acid anhydride |
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acid halide |
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amide |
QUESTION 2
1.     Alpha helices form a coiled structure due to:
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covalent linkages |
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salt bridges |
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ionic interactions |
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hydrogen bonds |
QUESTION 3
1.     Amides are strong bases.
  True
  False
QUESTION 4
1.     CH3(CH2)3-Cl + sodium hydrosulfide will form:
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alcohol |
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alkene |
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thiol |
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ether |
QUESTION 5
1.     If (S)-2-ethyl-1-hexanol has a specific rotation of -20.05 degrees, what is the specific rotation of (R)-2-ethyl-1-hexanol ?
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It must be experimentally determined. |
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0 degrees |
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-20.05 degrees |
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20.05 degrees |
QUESTION 6
1.     In a carbocation, the positively charged carbon atom would have what type of hybridization ?
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SP3 |
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SP2 |
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SP |
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P |
QUESTION 7
1.     In the addition of HX to an alkene
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the H will add to the most substituted carbon |
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the newly formed double bond will not be conjugated |
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the newly formed double bond will be conjugated |
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the X will add to the most substituted carbon |
QUESTION 8
1.     IR spectroscopy is used to detect functional groups.
  True
  False
QUESTION 9
1.     L sugars are levorotatory.
  True
  False
QUESTION 10
1.     Primary alcohols can be converted into aldehydes by using:
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Grignard reagent |
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Tollens reagent |
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PCC |
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KMNO4 |
QUESTION 11
1.     Reacting an acid halide with an alcohol in pyridine yields
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an ether |
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a carboxylic acid |
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an acid anhydride |
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an ester |
QUESTION 12
1.     Reacting an acid halide with water will result in:
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esters |
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carboxylic acids |
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ketones |
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primary alcohol |
QUESTION 13
1.      Suppose you have no sense of smell, and you want to know if the person who shares your lab bench put some acetic acid in your ethanol. You put a sample of your solution in an IR spectrophotometer and you see a peak at 1695 cm-1. You now know that you should...
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... quit being so paranoid, they didn't mix things up. |
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... stop making mixed drinks out of of lab reagents, there's acid in there! |
QUESTION 14
1.     Tertbutylcyclohexane is most stable with the substituent in the _______ conformation.
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axial |
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cis |
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equitorial |
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trans |
QUESTION 15
1.     Tertiary alkyl halides will react by E2
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will not react by E2 |
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under basic conditions |
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under neutral conditions |
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under acidic conditions |
QUESTION 16
1.     The instability of cyclopropane is due to:
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angle strain |
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steric clash |
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highly reactive functional group |
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none of the above |
QUESTION 17
1.     The larger the Ka, the smaller the pKa.
  True
  False
QUESTION 18
1.     The pI of an amino acid is equal to the pKa of the side chain.
  True
  False
QUESTION 19
1.     The reaction of a aldehyde with a Grignard reagent will form:
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tertiary alcohols |
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carboxylic acids |
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secondary alcohols |
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primary alcohols |
QUESTION 20
1.     The reaction of a ketone with an alcohol in acidic conditions will result in:
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an acetal |
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an alkene |
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an alkane |
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a geminal (gem) diol |
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QUESTION 21
1.     The reaction of CH3CH=CH2 with HCl will form:
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1-propanol |
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2-chloropropane |
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1-chloropropane |
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2-propanol |
QUESTION 22
1.     Treatment of an aldehyde with NaBH4 yields
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an ester |
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a carboxylic acid |
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an alcohol |
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an ether |
QUESTION 23
1.     Ultraviolet spectroscopy can be used to detect
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bond vibration |
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ion mass |
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pi electron structure |
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hydrogen environment |
QUESTION 24
1.     What is the hybridization of the carbon of a methyl group ?
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sp |
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s3p2 |
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sp2 |
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sp3 |
QUESTION 25
1.     Which are constitutional isomers ?
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(E)-2-hexene and (Z)-2-hexene |
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hexanal and 2 hexanone |
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(R)-2-chlorobutane and (S)-2-chloropropane |
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1-bromobutane and 1-bromoethane |
QUESTION 26
1.     Which compound has the strongest carbon sigma bond?
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acetylene |
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methane |
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ethane |
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ethylene |
QUESTION 27
1.     Which general formula describes an alkene with 1 double bond?
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CnH2n-2 |
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CnH2n-1 |
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CnH2n+2 |
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CnH2n |
QUESTION 28
1.     Which is a pair of diastereomers ?
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(S,R) and (R,S) |
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(R,S) and (S,R) |
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(R,R) and (S,S) |
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(S,S) and (R,S) |
QUESTION 29
1.     Which of the following molecules would you expect to have the highest melting point?
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pentane |
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methane |
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butane |
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1-pentanol |
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QUESTION 30
1.     Which statement best describes the mechanism of the SN1 reaction ?
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back-side attack with inversion of configuration |
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front-side attack with inversion of configuration |
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back-side attack with retention of configuration. |
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front-and-back side attack with racemization |
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