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Class 12 Chemistry Practice Test: Amines Physical Properties
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1. Which of the following amines are insoluble in water?
2. If ‘x’ ml of butan-1amine and ‘y’ ml of butan-1-ol is completely soluble in 100ml of water each, what is the relation between x and y?
3. If the boiling point of diethylamine is 329 K, predict the boiling point of ethyldimethylamine.
4. Primary amines are more soluble than tertiary amines of same formula.
5. Which of the following has a lower boiling point than ethanamine?
6. Aniline is insoluble in which of the following solvents?
7. Which of the following amines is not a gas?
8. Which of the following amines are insoluble in water?
9. What is the characteristic odour of relatively lower aliphatic amines?
10. If A is the boiling point of propanamine and B is the boiling point of butanamine, what is the correct relation between the two?
11. Which of the following best describes aniline in pure form?
12. Which of the following has a lower boiling point than ethanamine?
13. What is the characteristic odour of relatively lower aliphatic amines?
14. Which of the following amines is not a gas?
15. Which of the following is least soluble in water?

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