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Chemistry Chapter 13 : Topic 3
Drawing Structural Formulae
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Which statement best describes a structural formula of a molecule?
Reasoning: A structural formula shows how atoms are connected through bonds, not just their count.
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Why is the structural formula of methane (CH₄) written with four single bonds around carbon?
Reasoning: Carbon is tetravalent and completes its octet by forming four covalent bonds.
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Which of the following correctly represents the structural idea of water (H₂O)?
Reasoning: Oxygen forms two single covalent bonds with hydrogen.
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What is the main advantage of structural formula over molecular formula?
Reasoning: Structural formula explains connectivity, not just composition.
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Which structural feature is correct for oxygen gas (O₂)?
Reasoning: Oxygen gas contains a double covalent bond between atoms.
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Why can two compounds have the same molecular formula but different structural formulas?
Reasoning: Isomers have same formula but different structures.
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Which structural formula correctly represents carbon dioxide (CO₂)?
Reasoning: Carbon forms two double bonds with oxygen to complete octet.
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What does a line in structural formula represent?
Reasoning: Each line represents a covalent bond (shared electron pair).
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Which statement is true about structural formula of ethane (C₂H₆)?
Reasoning: Each carbon in ethane satisfies valency with single bonds only.
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Why is ammonia (NH₃) drawn with a lone pair on nitrogen?
Reasoning: Nitrogen has 5 valence electrons; three are shared, two remain as lone pair.
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Which structural change correctly converts molecular formula to structural formula of HCl?
Reasoning: Hydrogen and chlorine share one electron pair forming a single bond.
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What is the structural representation of nitrogen gas (N₂)?
Reasoning: Nitrogen atoms share three pairs of electrons forming a triple bond.
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Why is structural formula important in organic chemistry?
Reasoning: Organic properties depend on bonding and functional groups.
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Which of the following is a correct structural difference between CO and CO₂?
Reasoning: CO has a triple bond; CO₂ has two double bonds with oxygen atoms.
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What does structural formula of methane (CH₄) emphasize most?
Reasoning: It shows tetrahedral arrangement of H atoms around carbon.
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Why are structural formulas necessary for distinguishing isomers?
Reasoning: Structural formula reveals different atom arrangements in isomers.
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Which of the following correctly shows bonding in ethene (C₂H₄)?
Reasoning: Ethene contains one double bond between carbon atoms.
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What is the structural significance of a double bond?
Reasoning: A double bond consists of two shared electron pairs.
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Which structural formula correctly represents hydrogen peroxide (H₂O₂)?
Reasoning: Two oxygen atoms are single bonded with hydrogen attached.
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What is the main limitation of molecular formula compared to structural formula?
Reasoning: Molecular formula only shows composition, not structure.
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