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Ques) In the above figure, Compound A has two stereoisomers, but compounds B and C exist as single compounds. Explain
Hi Tushar, In compound A there is no lone pair on N... so no resonance with the double bond. In compound B two similar groups are present on N....they are CH3.....no stereoisomers. In compound C as the N is having lone pair of electrons it will involve in conjugation with the double bond...making the molecule planar......no stereo isomers
Hi Tushar,
In compound A there is no lone pair on N... so no resonance with the double bond.
In compound B two similar groups are present on N....they are CH3.....no stereoisomers.
In compound C as the N is having lone pair of electrons it will involve in conjugation with the double bond...making the molecule planar......no stereo isomers
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