The formula of dicholoro methane is
Correct answer: A. Cl2CH2
- A. Cl2CH2
- B. CHCl3
- C. CH3Cl
- D. CCl4
Explanation
The correct formula for dichloromethane is Cl2CH2. This formula indicates that there are two chlorine atoms and two hydrogen atoms bonded to a single carbon atom in dichloromethane. Option A is correct as it accurately represents the molecular structure of dichloromethane. Options B, C, and D are incorrect as they represent different compounds with varying compositions and structures that do not match dichloromethane.
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