Chemistry, asked by ashlybiju720, 7 months ago

2. Two organic compounds A & B have the same molecular formula C6H12. Write the
name: (a) If A is a cyclic compound
(b)If B is an open-chain compound
(c) Which compound contains a single bond as well as a double bond?
(d)Which compound contains only single bonds.
(e) Write the structural formula of A & B

Answers

Answered by akhilbeniwal

1

Explanation:

in (A). cyclohexane

B . hex-1,5-diene

c..B

d..A

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