MCQ
Which of the following is correct for the given compound?
- AIt possess centre of symmetry
- B
It possess $ C_4 $ axis of symmetry
- ✓t possess plane of symmetry
- DCompound is chiral
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
t possess plane of symmetry
c
Molecular plane of symmetry is present in the compound. Centre of symmetry is absent because same group at the same distance does not meet.
Molecular plane of symmetry is present in the compound. Centre of symmetry is absent because same group at the same distance does not meet.
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