The Molecular Formula Of A Saturated Compound Is C2H4Cl2. The Formula Permits The Existence Of Two

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Question

The molecular formula of a saturated compound is C2H4Cl2. The formula permits the existence of two

Solution

Correct option is

Position isomers

Both are position isomers.

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SIMILAR QUESTIONS

Q1

The number of enantiomers and meso forms of the compound. 

     

are respectively,

 
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Q2

Which of the following cycloalkanes involve maximum torsional strain?
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Q3

Keto form is more stable in
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Q4

Enol form is more stable in
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Q5

Which will form geometrical isomers?
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Q6

(+) and (–) forms of optically active compounds are different in
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Q7

Number of chiral centres in
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Q8

Which of the following statements is not correct?
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Q9

The functional groups —OH, —COOH, —CHO, —OCH3 attached to a chiral carbon is in the preference order
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Q10

Which of the following statements is/are incorrect for D-(+)-glyceraldehyde?
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