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NEET Chemistry · Structural Isomerism · Very Very Hard

1. Chain isomers differ in:

  • A. Carbon skeleton
  • B. Optical rotation only
  • C. Position of isotope
  • D. Functional group only
Answer: A
Explanation: Chain isomerism changes branching/skeleton.

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2. Position isomers differ in:

  • A. Carbon count
  • B. Functional group identity
  • C. Molecular formula
  • D. Position of functional group/substituent
Answer: D
Explanation: Same skeleton/functionality but different position.

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3. Functional isomers have:

  • A. Same structure
  • B. Different formulas
  • C. Same formula but different functional groups
  • D. Only different isotopes
Answer: C
Explanation: Functional isomers differ in functional group.

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4. Metamerism is associated commonly with:

  • A. Only alkanes
  • B. Only salts
  • C. Only stereocentres
  • D. Different alkyl groups around polyvalent functional atom/group
Answer: D
Explanation: Metamers differ in distribution around groups like ether O.

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5. Tautomerism commonly involves:

  • A. Different molecular formula
  • B. No bond change
  • C. Only rotation
  • D. Dynamic proton shift and pi-bond shift
Answer: D
Explanation: Keto-enol tautomerism involves proton and π-bond shifts.

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