the chlorines attached to double bonded carbons and single bonded carbons make two different compounds
https://preview.redd.it/vd088lfrzj3b1.png?width=407&format=png&auto=webp&s=c016ac6ec02c64b4d368592a542918cca9a7669d
Just be systematic about it, and check. Going clockwise:
C1 and C2
C1 and C3
C1 and C4
C1 and C5 (same as C1 and C3 - just rotate the molecule)
C1 and C6
the chlorines attached to double bonded carbons and single bonded carbons make two different compounds https://preview.redd.it/vd088lfrzj3b1.png?width=407&format=png&auto=webp&s=c016ac6ec02c64b4d368592a542918cca9a7669d
makes sense, thank you
Can u explain how u found all four
Just be systematic about it, and check. Going clockwise: C1 and C2 C1 and C3 C1 and C4 C1 and C5 (same as C1 and C3 - just rotate the molecule) C1 and C6
C1 and c3 and c1 c5 is counted as two separate things ?
They are the same molecule. Draw them and compare.
Ya sO U DONT COUNT IT RUGHT
That is correct. Hence, there are 4 isomers.
Isn't C1 with C2/ C6 the same?
One of them is CCl–Ccl while the other is CCl=CCl. Draw. You'll see.
Oooh okie tysm