Alkanes And Petroleum
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Quiz about alkanes
- 1.
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Which alkane is pictured below?- A.
Methane
- B.
Propane
- C.
Butane
- D.
Ethane
- E.
Hexane
- 2.
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Which alkane is pictured below?- A.
Methane
- B.
Propane
- C.
Butane
- D.
Ethane
- E.
Hexane
- 3.Which alkane has 8 carbon atoms?
- A.
Heptane
- B.
Hexane
- C.
Methane
- D.
Butane
- E.
Octane
- 4.Heptane has 7 carbons and ________ hydrogen atoms
- A.
12
- B.
14
- C.
16
- D.
18
- E.
20
- 5.Which alkane has 6 hydrogen atoms attached?
- A.
Propane
- B.
Ethane
- C.
Methane
- D.
Butane
- E.
Hexane
- 6.Alkanes are made from what two elements:
- A.
Hydrgoen and oxygen
- B.
Hydrogen and nitrogen
- C.
Nitrogen and oxygen
- D.
Carbon and oxygen
- E.
Carbon and hydrogen
- 7.
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Is the image of hexane below a straight chin or a branched isomer?- A.
Straight
- B.
Branched
- 8.
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The image below is an isomer (branched chain) form of the alkane ___________.- A.
Heptane
- B.
Hexane
- C.
Octane
- D.
Pentane
- E.
Nonane
- 9.
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What is the name of the alkane pictured below?- A.
Propane
- B.
Butane
- C.
Ethane
- D.
Methane
- E.
Dodecane
- 10.Alkanes make up what fuel source
- A.
Hydroelectricity
- B.
Parrafin wax
- C.
Petroleum
- D.
Geothermal
- E.
All types of fuel
- 11.Can one use petroleum straight from the gound?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- 12.How can we seperate petroleum into it's different parts?
- A.
Boiling points and density
- B.
Melting points and viscocity
- C.
Boiling points and melting points
- D.
A and B
- E.
B and C
- 13.List 10 things around you that are most likely made from petroleum:
- 14.Which has the highest boiling point from those listed below?
- A.
Methane
- B.
Ethane
- C.
Propane
- D.
Butane
- E.
Pentane
- 15.Which has the higest boiling point of those listed below
- A.
Straight Chain Pentane
- B.
Brahced (isomer) Pentane
- C.
Straight Chain Octane
- D.
Branched Isomer Octane
- E.
All of the above have the same Boiling Point
- 16.In the "rainbow glass" each layer contained sugar and water, but in different concentrations. Despite the fact that each layer had the same ingrediants, why did each colorful layer mix together?
- A.
They had different viscosities
- B.
They had different elements
- C.
They had different velocities
- D.
They had different densities
- E.
They did mix! duh!
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