MCQ
How many metamers are possible for pentan-1-al?
- ATwo
- BFour
- CThree
- ✓Zero
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
Zero
(d) Zero
Explanation:
Here the functional group is aldehyde $(- CHO )$ which is a terminal functional group and hence no metamers are possible.
Explanation:
Here the functional group is aldehyde $(- CHO )$ which is a terminal functional group and hence no metamers are possible.
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