Barrons SAT Subject Test Chemistry, 13th Edition

(E) an ester

8. The characteristic group of an organic ester is

(A) —CO—

(B) —COOH

(C) —CHO

(D) —O—

(E) —COO—

9. The organic acid that can be made from ethanol is

(A) acetic acid

(B) formic acid

(C) C 3 H 7 OH

(D) found in bees and ants

(E) butanoic acid

10. An ester can be prepared by the reaction of

(A) two alcohols

(B) an alcohol and an aldehyde

(C) an alcohol and an organic acid

(D) an organic acid and an aldehyde

(E) an acid and a ketone

11. 
    

    Compounds that have the same composition but differ in their structural
    formulas
    (A) are used for substitution products
    (B) are called isomers
    (C) are called polymers
    (D) have the same properties
    (E) are usually alkanes

    
    


12. 
    

    Ethene is the first member of the

    
    

(A) alkane series

(B) saturated hydrocarbons

(C) alkyne series

(D) unsaturated hydrocarbons

(E) aromatic hydrocarbons

The following questions are in the format that is used on the SAT Subject Test in
Chemistry. If you are not familiar with these types of questions, study the
beginning pages of this eBook before doing the remainder of the review
questions.