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A primary alcohol, C₃H₈O (A) on heating with sulphuric acid undergo dehydration to gives an alkene, B.B when reacted with HCl gave C,which on treatment with aqueous KOH gives compound D, C₃H₈O. A and D are
Options
(a) functional isomers
(b) position isomers
(c) chain isomers
(d) stereo isomers
Correct Answer:
position isomers
Explanation:
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