2011高考化学一轮复习精练29《烷烃 同分异构体》（2011, a review of the college entrance examination, refining 29 paraffin isomers.）.docVIP

2011高考化学一轮复习精练29《烷烃 同分异构体》（2011, a review of the college entrance examination, refining 29 paraffin isomers.） DOC documents may experience poor browsing on the WAP side. It is recommended that you first select TXT, or download the source file to the local view. Ks5u2011 college entrance examination chemistry review Exercise summary 1. the following are incorrect statements about the relation of substances in each group (A., 1, H, and 1 H are isotopes of each other 12 B. and belongs to homologues C.S2 and S8 are allotrope of D. propionic acid and methyl acetate are isomers of some common methods of concept analysis and comparative analysis of typical example can be combined in the study, understand the connotation and denotation of the concept, this is the only accurate application. Homologues must have: (1) similar structure; (2) composition of CH2 atomic group. Structural similarity means that the type and number of functional groups in the material are the same. In B, the former belongs to phenol, and the latter belongs to alcohols, not homologues. Answer: answer: B 2. the following statement is correct (A.) the same relative molecular mass, composed of the same elements compounds must be isomers of B. usually molecular composition or one or several CH2 atoms to each other substances, must be homologues of C. composition of two kinds of material element, mass fraction of each element the same is the two is the mass fraction of elements of D. isomers have the same molecular formula and the same different organic matters are isomers of the same relative molecular mass, elements of the same material, the molecular formula is not necessarily the same, such as CH2O2 and C2H6O therefore, option A error. Each homologue material must meet the following two conditions: first, the molecular composition of similar structure; the difference of one or several CH2 atoms, while the option B ignores the structural similarity (i.e. the same functional groups), such as HCOOH and HC