(A) on heating isomerizes to (B) .what is the structure of (B) ?

When bromobenzene is monochlorinated two isomeric compounds (A) and (B) are obtained. Monobromination of (A) gives several isomeric products of molecular formula C_(6)H_(3)CIBr_(2) while monobromination of (B) yields only two isomers (C) and (D). compound (C) is identical with one of the compounds obtained from the bromination of (A), however (D) is totally different from any of the isomeric compounds obtained from the bromination of (A). Give the structure of (A),(B),(C) and (D) and also structures of isomeric monobrominated products of(A). Support your answer with reasoning.

Isomerism and its types | Structural Isomerism

Structural differences are main in the following isomers (A) ionisation isomerism, (B) ligand isomerism ,(C) hydrate isomerism, ( D) geometrical isomerism

An alcohol (A) on heating with concentrated H_(2)SO_(4) gives alkene (B) as major product and (B) can shown the geometrical isomerism . The compound (A) is :

An alcohol (A) on heating with concentrated H_(2)SO_(4) gives alkene (B) as major product and (B) can shown the geometrical isomerism . The compound (A) is :

An alcohol (A) on heating with concentrated H_(2)SO_(4) gives alkene (B) as major product and (B) can shown the geometrical isomerism . The compound (A) is :