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Answered by Sayantana
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The requirement of the ques in how many ways we can differ the molecule \ C_{6}H_{14}.

》This means how many structural isomers can be possible for \ C_{6}H_{14}.

》First check the degree of unsaturation(DU) of the molecule.

\boxed{\bf{DU = x+1 - \dfrac{y}{2}}}

where 'x' is no. of carbon atoms and 'y' is no. of hydrogen atoms.

》DU = 6+1 - (14/2)

• DU = 7-7 = 0

means there is no double/triple bond present, it is an saturated compound.

》refer the above image! for no. of structures.

There are 5 possible ways,5 structural isomers are can be obtained of given molecule.

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The requirement of the ques in how many ways we can differ the molecule \ C_{6}H_{14}.

》This means how many structural isomers can be possible for \ C_{6}H_{14}.

》First check the degree of unsaturation(DU) of the molecule.

\boxed{\bf{DU = x+1 - \dfrac{y}{2}}}

where 'x' is no. of carbon atoms and 'y' is no. of hydrogen atoms.

》DU = 6+1 - (14/2)

• DU = 7-7 = 0

means there is no double/triple bond present, it is an saturated compound.

》refer the above image! for no. of structures.

☆There are 5 possible ways,5 structural isomers are can be obtained of given molecule.

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