MCQ
Correct statement regarding above sequence of reaction.
  • A
    A give immediate turbidity with Lucas reagent
  • B
    Total possible isomer of $B$ is $10$
  • C
    Product $C$ & $D$ both give $-ve$ Iodoform test
  • Product $C$ & $D$ both form crystal with $NaHSO_3$ ($+ve\ NaHSO_3$ test)

Answer

Correct option: D.
Product $C$ & $D$ both form crystal with $NaHSO_3$ ($+ve\ NaHSO_3$ test)
d

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