There are five cycloalkanes with the molecular formula
C5H10. When treated with chlorine at 300°C,
isomer A gives one monochlorination product. Under the same
conditions, isomer B gives a mixture of two monochlorination
products, isomer C gives three monochlorination products, and
isomer D gives a mixture of four monochlorination products. From
this information, draw the structural formula of
isomer C.
There Are Five Cycloalkanes With The Molecular Formula C5h10 When Treated With Chlorine At 300 C Isomer A Gives One Mo 1 (39.24 KiB) Viewed 145 times
There are five cycloalkanes with the molecular formula C5H10- When treated with chlorine at 300°C, isomer A gives one monochlorination product. Under the same conditions, isomer B gives a mixture of two monochlorination products, isomer C gives three monochlorination products, and isomer D gives a mixture of four monochlorination products. From this information, draw the structural formula of isomer C. . You do not have to consider stereochemistry. You do not have to explicitly draw H atoms. If more than one structure fits the description, draw them all. Separate structures with + signs from the drop-down menu. CP aste CH ChemDoodle
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