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Minimum number of carbon atoms required for an alkane to show any kind of isomerism.

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  • Minimum no. of carbon atoms required for an alkane to exhibit positional isomerism is

    A
    4
    B
    5
    C
    6
    D
    7

  • Minimum number of carbon atoms required in an alkene to exhibit isomerism is

    A
    2
    B
    3
    C
    4
    D
    5

  • What is the minimum number of carbon atoms of an alkane must have to form an isomer?

    A
    4
    B
    3
    C
    2
    D
    1

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