MCQ
How many structural isomers are possible for a compound with molecular formula ${C_3}{H_7}Cl$
- ✓2
- B5
- C7
- D9
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Answer
Correct option: A.
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The compound having the molecular formula $C _3 H _7 Cl$ will have two different structural isomers which are $1-$chloropropane and $2-$chloropropane. Their structure is shown in the figure.
The compound having the molecular formula $C _3 H _7 Cl$ will have two different structural isomers which are $1-$chloropropane and $2-$chloropropane. Their structure is shown in the figure.
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