MCQ
Two possible stereoisomers for
- ✓enantiomers
- Bdiastereomers
- Cconformers
- Drotamers
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
enantiomers
a
The above molecule contains only one chiral centre, therefore, the two possible stereoisomers will be enantiomers.
The above molecule contains only one chiral centre, therefore, the two possible stereoisomers will be enantiomers.
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