32. For molecule given select the a cor statement(s). CH3-CH=C=CH-CH=C=C=CH-CH=C= CH-CH3 (a) It has only one optically inactive form, in its trans geometrical isomer. (b) It can show geometrical and as well as optical isomerism. (c) Total stereoisomers possible is 4. (b) (d) Two pairs of enantiomers are possible.

32. For molecule given select the a cor statement(s). CH3-CH=C=CH-CH=C=C=CH-CH=C= CH-CH3 (a) It has only one optically inactive form, in its trans geometrical isomer. (b) It can show geometrical and as well as optical isomerism. (c) Total stereoisomers possible is 4. (b) (d) Two pairs of enantiomers are possible.

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Chapter5: Stereochemistry At Tetrahedral Centers

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Problem 74AP: cis-1,2-Dimethylcyclohexane is optically inactive even though it has two chirality centers. Explain.

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