Why does Ethyl Alcohol show high boiling point then Acetone?

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1. The Boiling Point of Ethyl Alcohol is_________?

   A. 78°C
   B. 58°C
   C. 73°C
   D. 56°C

   Submitted by: Naintara Mustafa

2. Which one of the following alcohols will be formed when ethyl magnesium bromide reacts with acetone ?

   A. primary alcohol
   B. secondary alcohol
   C. tertiary alcohol
   D. dihydric alcohol

3. Acetic anhydride can be obtained by treating ethyl alcohol with___________________?

   A. P2O5
   B. H2SO4
   C. Both A and B
   D. PCI5

4. Which one of the following alcohol has greater boiling point___________________?

   A. ethanol
   B. ethylene glaycol
   C. glycerol
   D. methanol

5. The molal boiling point constant is the ration of the elevation of boiling point to____________________?

   A. Molarity
   B. Molality
   C. More fraction of solvent
   D. Mole fraction of solute

6. The inhaled breath of diabetics patient contain acetone. A medical student wishes to test for diabetes by asking patient to bubble their breath through a reagent ?

   A. alkaline aquenous iodine
   B. aqueous bromine
   C. Fehling solution
   D. aqueous NaOH

7. Acetone reacts with HCN to form a cyanohydrin. It is an example of________________?

   A. electronphilic addition
   B. electrophilic substitution
   C. nucleophilic addition
   D. nucleophilic substitution

8. The Clemmenson reduction of acetone yields

   A. Ethanol
   B. Ethanal
   C. Propane
   D. Propanol

   Submitted by: Aamir khan Hullio

9. Why do we determined the boiling point of a liquid?

   A. To check its Acidity and Basicity
   B. To Check temperature
   C. To check its Purity and nature
   D. None of These

   Submitted by: Naintara Mustafa

10. If we provide very high amount of heat to a liquid its boiling point will__________________?

    A. increase
    B. remains constant
    C. decrease
    D. there will be no boiling