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Which of the following staements is wrong
i) Shape of a aliphatie amines is pyrmidal
ii) All amines are Bronsted bases
iii) All primary amines exhibit functional isomerism
iv) All tertiary amines shows functional isomerism

A

i, ii, iii, iv

B

i & ii

C

i only

D

iii only

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D
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