In alkenes there are four groups bonded to the carbons whichconstitute the carbon-carbon double bond. Which of thefollowing situations produces cis-trans isomerism?None of these results in the existence of cis-trans isomerism.when three of the four groups are the same, but the fourth groupis differentO when all four groups are the samewhen the two groups bonded to each carbon atom are differentfrom one another Which of the following is true of the six atoms of ethylene?Four atoms lie in the same plane, but two atoms are not in thisplane.The carbon atoms have a tetrahedral geometry so the C-C-Hangles are approximately 109°.All six atoms lie in the same plane.none of the above

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In alkenes there are four groups bonded to the carbons which constitute the carbon-carbon double bond. Which of the following situations produces cis-trans isomerism? O None of these results in the existence of cis-trans isomerism. when three of the four groups are the same, but the fourth group is different O when all four groups are the same O when the two groups bonded to each carbon atom are different from one another

In alkenes there are four groups bonded to the carbons which constitute the carbon-carbon double bond. Which of the following situations produces cis-trans isomerism? O None of these results in the existence of cis-trans isomerism. when three of the four groups are the same, but the fourth group is different O when all four groups are the same O when the two groups bonded to each carbon atom are different from one another

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Chapter13: Structure And Shape

Section: Chapter Questions

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