From Mock A · Paper 2: Organic and Physical Chemistry
3.13 marks
Explain why 2-bromopropane rather than 1-bromopropane is the major product when propene reacts with HBr.
From Mock A · Paper 2: Organic and Physical Chemistry
3.21 mark
Give a test for an alkene and the result.
From Mock A · Paper 3: Practical skills, all content and multiple choice
5.25 marks
Devise a three-step synthesis of propanone from propene. Give reagents, conditions and the type of reaction for each step.
From Mock A · Paper 3: Practical skills, all content and multiple choice
251 mark
Which compound shows E/Z isomerism?
From Mock B · Paper 2: Organic and Physical Chemistry
3.14 marks
Propene reacts with hydrogen bromide. Explain which product is formed in greater amount.
From Mock B · Paper 2: Organic and Physical Chemistry
3.22 marks
Describe a test to show that a compound contains a C=C bond.
From Mock B · Paper 3: Practical skills, all content and multiple choice
4.32 marks
Describe a test to confirm that the product contains an alkene.
From Mock B · Paper 3: Practical skills, all content and multiple choice
301 mark
Which polymer is made by addition polymerisation?
From Mock C · Paper 2: Organic and Physical Chemistry
3.13 marks
Describe the mechanism of the reaction between ethene and bromine.
From Mock C · Paper 2: Organic and Physical Chemistry
3.22 marks
Explain why poly(alkenes) are unreactive.
From Mock C · Paper 2: Organic and Physical Chemistry
176 marks
Compare the mechanisms of the reaction of propene with hydrogen bromide and of propanal with hydrogen cyanide. Explain why the attacking species differs.
From Mock C · Paper 3: Practical skills, all content and multiple choice
301 mark
The major product of adding H₂O to propene (acid catalyst) is
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