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Academic Questions in Chemistry

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Which of the following statement is false concerning hydrocarbons?

A. Hydrocarbons can be aromatic

B. Hydrocarbons are made up of carbon and hydrogen only

C. Alkynes are aliphatic hydrocarbons

D. Alkenes have a carbon-carbon double bond in their structure

E. Benzene ring has a carbon-carbon triple bond in its structure

F. Hydrocarbons are the main constituents of petroleum and natural gas

The ability of carbon to form long chain of itself is called _____.

A. Carbon chain reaction

B. Catenation

C. Carbontion

D. Carbontion

E. Organic chemistry

F. Carbon moleculation

Calculate the relative molecular mass of methane. (Carbon = 12.001, H = 1.00794).

A. 13.00894 amu

B. 11.00206 amu

C. 12.00794 amu

D. 14.001 amu

E. 15.001 amu

F. 16.033 amu

Which of he following is not a fact concerning gold?

A. 24 karat gold is the purest gold element

B. It is the 50th rarest metal amongst all elements found beneath the earth crust

C. It is the most malleable and ductile pure metal ever known

D. It is the only metal with a golden color

E. Gold is non toxic and can be eaten with food

F. It's present inside the earth crust in all seven continents

Which of the following is not an example of a chemical change?

A. The burning of wood

B. The melting of candle wax

C. The decomposition of food

D. The rotting of leaves

E. The lightening of a match stick

F. None of the above

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NOTABLE POINTS IN Chemistry

A major challenge encountered when calculating molecular mass is that it becomes difficult or impossible to calculate especially when the relative molecular mass of large molecules, polymers and macromolecules are involved.

Examples of large molecules (with indefinite molecular masses) include carbohydrates, cellulose and complex sugars.

The large molecules (above) have no specific chemical formula throughout their volume.

Please read more on Carbohydrates and Sugars here

Understand that Relative Molecular Mass prove to be useful only when we calculate substances with small and definite molecular sizes. This was proven through the Modifications of Dalton's Atomic Theory.

Please read on Dalton's Atomic Theory and its Modifications here.