Chemistry, asked by Snehaldhumale, 9 months ago

which type of isomerism is possible in CH3 Ch CH3 CH3​

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Answered by dreamneurosergon
5

Answer:

Sterioisomer is possible

Answered by Alleei
5

Answer : This is a geometrical isomerism or cis-trans isomerism.

Explanation :

The configuration of the geometrical isomers is designated by two system which are, Cis-trans system.

The rules for Cis-trans system are :

The atoms or groups attached to each olefinic carbon are given priority as per the sequence rule.

  • If the higher priority groups are present on same sides across the double bond, the geometrical isomer is said to have 'cis' configuration.
  • If the higher priority groups are present on opposite sides across the double bond, the geometrical isomer is said to have 'trans' configuration.

In the given compound, higher priority group is CH_3.

When both CH_3 groups are present on same sides across the double bond, the geometrical isomer is said to have 'cis'.

When both CH_3 groups are present on opposite sides across the double bond, the geometrical isomer is said to have 'trans'.

Hence, this is a geometrical isomerism or cis-trans isomerism.

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