Chapter test · Chemistry · Class 12

Organic Compounds with Nitrogen

This test asks up to 25 questions on the real pattern and marking, and hands you a concept-by-concept report the moment you finish. It covers 3 key concepts: Amines: preparation and basicity, Reactions and distinguishing tests and Diazonium salts.

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Questions

Up to 25 — 20 MCQ + 5 numerical

Time

60 minutes, fixed

Marking

JEE Main: +4 / −1 on A, +4 / 0 on B

Class

Class 12 · Chemistry

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What this test covers

3 key concepts, tested the way the exam tests them.

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1
Amines: preparation and basicity
- Explains amine preparation and compares basicity across amine classes and media.Apply & Analyse
2
Reactions and distinguishing tests
- Applies characteristic amine reactions including carbylamine and Hinsberg tests.Apply & Analyse
3
Diazonium salts
- Applies diazonium chemistry in substitution and coupling for aromatic synthesis.Apply & Analyse

Level of thinking demanded3 learning objectives

Recall & understandingApply & AnalyseHigher-order

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Amines
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Amines
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Unit-XIV Organic Compounds containing Nitrogen
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ऐमीन / Amines
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ISC (CISCE)
Organic Compounds containing Nitrogen
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Cambridge International A Level
Nitrogen compounds (AS · A2)
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IB Diploma Programme (HL)
3.4 Electron-pair sharing reactions (Reactivity 3: What Are the Mechanisms of Chemical Change?)
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SampleChemistry· MCQ+4 / -1

For the reaction shown in the figure (aniline converted to 4-bromoaniline as the major product), the correct order of set of reagents for the above conversion is :

Skeletal reaction showing aniline (benzene ring with NH2) being converted to the major product 4-bromoaniline (benzene ring bearing NH2 and Br).

A. $Br_{2} ∣ FeBr_{3}, H_{2} O (Δ), NaOH$
B. $H_{2} SO_{4}, Ac_{2} O, Br_{2}, H_{2} O (Δ), NaOH$
C. $Ac_{2} O, Br_{2}, H_{2} O (Δ), NaOH$
D. $Ac_{2} O, H_{2} SO_{4}, Br_{2}, NaOH$

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