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ChemistrySTEREO ISOMERISMCALCULATION OF TOTAL STEREOISOMERSMedium2 minQB
ChemistryMediumnumerical
Passage / Comprehension
Monochlorination
Monochlorination is a type of halogenation reaction where a hydrogen atom in an organic molecule is replaced by a chlorine atom. This reaction is typically carried out using Cl₂ in the presence of UV light or heat, initiating a free radical substitution mechanism.
When a base abstract H bonded to carbon, carbanion is formed
Carbon bearing negative charge is sp3 hybridised, undergo fluxional inversion.
Total numbers of isomers possible upon mono chlorination of the following compound are (including stereo isomers).
Answer:
8.00
Solution:
Stream:JEESubject:ChemistryTopic:STEREO ISOMERISMSubtopic:CALCULATION OF TOTAL STEREOISOMERS
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