322783
Auto-oxidation of chloroform in air and sunlight produces a poisonous gas known as
1 Chloropicrin
2 Mustard gas
3 Lewisite
4 Phosgene
Explanation:
Phosgene)
NCERT Exemplar
CHXII10:HALOALKANES AND HALOARENES
322784
In storing chloroform, the substance added
1 ethyl alchohol
2 ethyl alchohol
3 acetaldehyde
4 acetone
Explanation:
Conceptual Questions
CHXII10:HALOALKANES AND HALOARENES
322785
Which of the following is added to chloroform to slow down its aerial oxidation in presence of light?
1 Carbonyl chloride
2 Ethyl alcohol
3 Sodium hydroxide
4 Nitric acid
Explanation:
Chloroform is oxidised to a poisonous gas, by aerial oxidation. Ethyl alcohol is used as a negative catalyst for the aerial oxidation of chloroform in presence of light. It converts to non-poisonous ethyl carbonate.
CHXII10:HALOALKANES AND HALOARENES
322786
Statement A : is stored in dark bottles. Statement B : is oxidised in dark.
1 Both statements are incorrect.
2 Statement A is correct but statement B is incorrect.
3 Statement A is incorrect but statement B is correct.
4 Both statements are correct.
Explanation:
is stored in dark bottles to prevent oxidation of in presence of sunlight.
322783
Auto-oxidation of chloroform in air and sunlight produces a poisonous gas known as
1 Chloropicrin
2 Mustard gas
3 Lewisite
4 Phosgene
Explanation:
Phosgene)
NCERT Exemplar
CHXII10:HALOALKANES AND HALOARENES
322784
In storing chloroform, the substance added
1 ethyl alchohol
2 ethyl alchohol
3 acetaldehyde
4 acetone
Explanation:
Conceptual Questions
CHXII10:HALOALKANES AND HALOARENES
322785
Which of the following is added to chloroform to slow down its aerial oxidation in presence of light?
1 Carbonyl chloride
2 Ethyl alcohol
3 Sodium hydroxide
4 Nitric acid
Explanation:
Chloroform is oxidised to a poisonous gas, by aerial oxidation. Ethyl alcohol is used as a negative catalyst for the aerial oxidation of chloroform in presence of light. It converts to non-poisonous ethyl carbonate.
CHXII10:HALOALKANES AND HALOARENES
322786
Statement A : is stored in dark bottles. Statement B : is oxidised in dark.
1 Both statements are incorrect.
2 Statement A is correct but statement B is incorrect.
3 Statement A is incorrect but statement B is correct.
4 Both statements are correct.
Explanation:
is stored in dark bottles to prevent oxidation of in presence of sunlight.
322783
Auto-oxidation of chloroform in air and sunlight produces a poisonous gas known as
1 Chloropicrin
2 Mustard gas
3 Lewisite
4 Phosgene
Explanation:
Phosgene)
NCERT Exemplar
CHXII10:HALOALKANES AND HALOARENES
322784
In storing chloroform, the substance added
1 ethyl alchohol
2 ethyl alchohol
3 acetaldehyde
4 acetone
Explanation:
Conceptual Questions
CHXII10:HALOALKANES AND HALOARENES
322785
Which of the following is added to chloroform to slow down its aerial oxidation in presence of light?
1 Carbonyl chloride
2 Ethyl alcohol
3 Sodium hydroxide
4 Nitric acid
Explanation:
Chloroform is oxidised to a poisonous gas, by aerial oxidation. Ethyl alcohol is used as a negative catalyst for the aerial oxidation of chloroform in presence of light. It converts to non-poisonous ethyl carbonate.
CHXII10:HALOALKANES AND HALOARENES
322786
Statement A : is stored in dark bottles. Statement B : is oxidised in dark.
1 Both statements are incorrect.
2 Statement A is correct but statement B is incorrect.
3 Statement A is incorrect but statement B is correct.
4 Both statements are correct.
Explanation:
is stored in dark bottles to prevent oxidation of in presence of sunlight.
322783
Auto-oxidation of chloroform in air and sunlight produces a poisonous gas known as
1 Chloropicrin
2 Mustard gas
3 Lewisite
4 Phosgene
Explanation:
Phosgene)
NCERT Exemplar
CHXII10:HALOALKANES AND HALOARENES
322784
In storing chloroform, the substance added
1 ethyl alchohol
2 ethyl alchohol
3 acetaldehyde
4 acetone
Explanation:
Conceptual Questions
CHXII10:HALOALKANES AND HALOARENES
322785
Which of the following is added to chloroform to slow down its aerial oxidation in presence of light?
1 Carbonyl chloride
2 Ethyl alcohol
3 Sodium hydroxide
4 Nitric acid
Explanation:
Chloroform is oxidised to a poisonous gas, by aerial oxidation. Ethyl alcohol is used as a negative catalyst for the aerial oxidation of chloroform in presence of light. It converts to non-poisonous ethyl carbonate.
CHXII10:HALOALKANES AND HALOARENES
322786
Statement A : is stored in dark bottles. Statement B : is oxidised in dark.
1 Both statements are incorrect.
2 Statement A is correct but statement B is incorrect.
3 Statement A is incorrect but statement B is correct.
4 Both statements are correct.
Explanation:
is stored in dark bottles to prevent oxidation of in presence of sunlight.
322783
Auto-oxidation of chloroform in air and sunlight produces a poisonous gas known as
1 Chloropicrin
2 Mustard gas
3 Lewisite
4 Phosgene
Explanation:
Phosgene)
NCERT Exemplar
CHXII10:HALOALKANES AND HALOARENES
322784
In storing chloroform, the substance added
1 ethyl alchohol
2 ethyl alchohol
3 acetaldehyde
4 acetone
Explanation:
Conceptual Questions
CHXII10:HALOALKANES AND HALOARENES
322785
Which of the following is added to chloroform to slow down its aerial oxidation in presence of light?
1 Carbonyl chloride
2 Ethyl alcohol
3 Sodium hydroxide
4 Nitric acid
Explanation:
Chloroform is oxidised to a poisonous gas, by aerial oxidation. Ethyl alcohol is used as a negative catalyst for the aerial oxidation of chloroform in presence of light. It converts to non-poisonous ethyl carbonate.
CHXII10:HALOALKANES AND HALOARENES
322786
Statement A : is stored in dark bottles. Statement B : is oxidised in dark.
1 Both statements are incorrect.
2 Statement A is correct but statement B is incorrect.
3 Statement A is incorrect but statement B is correct.
4 Both statements are correct.
Explanation:
is stored in dark bottles to prevent oxidation of in presence of sunlight.