Chemistry, asked by effat24, 10 months ago

in case of alkanes, the number of isomers increase as the length of carbon chain increase​

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Answered by hemant9999
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yes it is true because when the number of carbon in chain increase we can arrange it in many ways i.e more isomers are formed

Answered by barsha78
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Yes it is true.. But not only in the case of alkanes, the number of isomers increase as the length of carbon chain increase in the case of alkenes and alkynes...

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