An alkane with the molecular formula `C_(6)H_(14)` forms only three monochloro derivatives on chlorination. The name of the alkane is

A hydrocarbon with molecular formula C_(8)H_(18) gives only one monochloro derivative. It can be :

How many alkenes can be hydrogenated to give an alkane with molecular formula C4H10 which give three monochloro derivative on monochlorination.

An alkane having molecular formula C_(3) H_(12) can give only one product on monochlorination . Find the IUPAC C name of the alkane

An alkane C_(6)H_(14) gives two monochloro derivatives on chlorination. Its possible structure is

An alkane of molecular formula (C_5H_12) yields three monochlorides on photochemical chlorination. Identify the alkane

An alkane with a molecular formula C_(6)H_(14) reacts with chlorine in the presence of light and heat to give two constitutionally isomeric monochlorides of molecular formula C_(6)H_(13)Cl . What is the most reasonable starting alkane ?