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Basic Knowledge: Hybridization.
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Basic Knowledge: Hybridization.

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Basic Organic Chemistry Questions & Answers

First organic compound prepared in the laboratory? Urea ✅

Who prepared urea in the laboratory?
Friedrich Wöhler ✅

General formula of alkanes?
CₙH₂ₙ₊₂✅

General formula of alkenes?
CₙH₂ₙ ✅

General formula of alkynes?
CₙH₂ₙ₋₂✅

Hybridization in methane (CH₄)?
sp³✅

Hybridization in ethene (C₂H₄)?
sp²✅

Hybridization in ethyne (C₂H₂)?
sp ✅

IUPAC name of CH₃–CH=CH₂
Propene ✅

IUPAC name of CH₃–CH₂–OH
Ethanol ✅

Functional group of alcohol?
–OH

Functional group of aldehydes?
–CHO ✅

Functional group of ketones?
–CO–✅

Functional group of carboxylic acids?
–COOH ✅

Test for unsaturation?
Bromine water ✅

Test for aldehydes?
Tollen’s reagent ✅

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What figure of speech is used in this statement?

"He is as good as bad"

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*Common English Mistake*👇
“please, borrow me your pen” ❌

Who says that?

“please, I want to borrow your pen.” ✅

“Can you lend me pen, please?"✅

"Can you lend me your pen"?✅

"Lend me your pen, please."✅

"would you lend me your pen?" ✅

"Please, lend me your pen"✅

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1. *Preposition Puzzle*: Don't get tripped up by prepositions!
- Mistake: "I'm good in math."
- Fix: "I'm good at math."
- Pro Tip: Remember, it's "good at" for skills, "interested in" for hobbies, and "depend on" for reliance.

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- Mistake: "I bought new phone."
- Fix: "I bought a new phone."
- Pro Tip: Use "a/an" for general statements and "the" for specific ones.

3. *Countable vs. Uncountable Conundrum*: Know your nouns!
- Mistake: "I have many homeworks."
- Fix: "I have a lot of homework" or "many assignments."
- Pro Tip: Some nouns like "homework," "advice," and "information" are uncountable.

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- Fix: "I have lived here since 2018."
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- Mistake: "She go to work early."
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- Pro Tip: Remember, "He/She/It" takes a verb with an "s" in the present simple tense.

6. *The "Very" Overload*: Mix it up!
- Mistake: "very very big"
- Fix: "huge" or "enormous"
- Pro Tip: Choose stronger adjectives to add flavor to your language.

7. *Say vs. Tell*: Know the difference!
- Mistake: "He said me the truth."
- Fix: "He told me the truth" or "He said, 'It's true.'"
- Pro Tip: "Tell" is for direct objects (people), while "say" is for quoted words or "that" clauses.

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8. *Stative Verb Slip*: Use them correctly!
- Mistake: "I'm not understanding."
- Fix: "I don't understand."
- Pro Tip: Stative verbs like "know," "like," and "believe" usually don't use the "-ing" form.

9. *Question Order*: Get it right!
- Mistake: "You are coming?"
- Fix: "Are you coming?"
- Pro Tip: Swap the subject and auxiliary verb in questions (Do/Does/Did/Is/Are/Have/Will).
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10. *Collocation Confusion*: Learn the right combinations!
- Mistake: "Make a photo."
- Fix: "Take a photo."
- Pro Tip: Common collocations include "do homework," "make a decision," and "take a break."

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ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 🔥 What is Combustion?📌Combustion simply means burning.✅📌It happens when something like gas, kerosene, ...
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ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

🔥 What is Combustion?

📌Combustion simply means burning.✅

📌It happens when something like gas, kerosene, petrol, firewood or any fuel burns in air (oxygen) and gives off heat and light.

🔥 Combustion in Organic Chemistry

📌In Organic Chemistry, we mostly talk about burning hydrocarbons. These are things made from carbon (C) and hydrogen (H). For example 👇

Cooking gas (butane)
Petrol (octane)
Candle wax
Ethanol (alcohol)

🔵 Two Types of Combustion:

1️⃣ Complete Combustion (Clean burning)

📌This happens when there is plenty of air (oxygen).

📌The fuel burns completely.

The results of complete Combustion:

★Carbon dioxide (CO₂) — a gas

★Water (H₂O) — as steam

★Lots of heat

The flame is usually blue and clean. 😁

Like when gas burns properly in your stove:

> CH₄ (cooking gas) + oxyen —> CO₂ + water + heat
No smoke, just blue flame.

2️⃣ Incomplete Combustion (Dirty burning)

📌Happens when there is not enough oxygen.

📌The fuel does not burn well.

The Result of Incomplete Combustion:

★Carbon monoxide (CO) — a poisonous gas

★Or black carbon (soot) — smoke

★Less heat

The flame is yellow and smoky.

👇 Example:

Like when your kerosene stove gives black smoke or stains your pot:

> CH₄ + little oxygen —> CO + water
or
CH₄ + very little oxygen —> black carbon (soot) + water

🔥 Real-Life Examples of Combustion

Note: Complete combustion is better, more heat, no smoke.

Incomplete combustion wastes fuel and can be dangerous. 🥺

CO gas can kill (especially in closed rooms)

Soot can stain pots and walls.

📝 UTME

Which of the following is a product of incomplete combustion?
A. CO₂
B. H₂O
C. CO ✅
D. O₂

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What is the product of the reaction between methane (CH₄) and chlorine (Cl₂) in the presence of sunlight?

A) Methanol (CH₃OH)
B) Chloromethane (CH₃Cl)
C) Dichloromethane (CH₂Cl₂)
D) Tetrachloromethane (CCl₄)

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