a.
Interpretation:
The structures of two cycloalkanes that are constitutional isomers with molecular formula
Concept Introduction:
Isomers:
The organic compound contains same molecular formula and different arrangement of atoms is termed as isomers. The isomers have different physical and chemical properties.
Constitutional Isomer:
Constitutional isomer has same molecular formula but they have different connectivity to each other. It is also known as structural isomers.
b.
Interpretation
The structure of ether and an alcohol that are constitutional isomers with molecular formula
Concept Introduction:
Refer part a.
c.
Interpretation:
The two constitutional isomers of molecular formula
Concept Introduction:
Refer part a.
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