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There are five isomeric alkenes (A, B, C, D, and E) that require 1 mol of `H_(2)` per mole of alkene for hydrogenation and give the same product (F) on hydrogenation. F is an alkane having the lowest molecular mass and is opticalar mass and is optically active. Write the structures of the compounds from A to F.

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Proceed as in Q. No. 6. Compound (F) will be (II). Therefore, five isomeric alkenes are:
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