Question

how many optical isomer are possible for C5H11Cl​

Answer 1

QUESTION :- Explain the trend in atomic rodii of d-block elements?

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In the 3d block elements, the atomic radius decreases down the group from Sc and is similar for Fe, Co, Ni, then again increases from Cu to Zn. The atomic radii generally decreases for 4d and 5d series. But, the atomic radii of 4d and 5d series are very similar due to lanthanide contaction.

QUESTION:- how many optical isomer are possible for C5H11Cl?

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8 possible isomer.

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Answer 2

QUESTION :- Explain the trend in atomic rodii of d-block elements?

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In the 3d block elements, the atomic radius decreases down the group from Sc and is similar for Fe, Co, Ni, then again increases from Cu to Zn. The atomic radii generally decreases for 4d and 5d series. But, the atomic radii of 4d and 5d series are very similar due to lanthanide contaction.

QUESTION:- how many optical isomer are possible for C5H11Cl?

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8 possible isomer.