(A) geminal dihalide is a compound in which two halogen atoms are attached to the same carbon atom. In $1,1-$Dichloropropane,both chlorine atoms are a

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(A) geminal dihalide is a compound in which two halogen atoms are attached to the same carbon atom. In $1,1-$Dichloropropane,both chlorine atoms are attached to the first carbon atom $(CH_3CH_2CHCl_2)$. Therefore,it is a geminal dichloride.

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Which of the following is a geminal dichloride?

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$1,1-$Dichloropropane
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$1,2-$Dichloropropane
C
$1,3-$Dichloropropane
D
$2,3-$Dichloropropane

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Identify the tertiary alkyl halide from the following.

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Match the structures given in Column-$(I)$ with their types in Column-$(II)$.
Column-$(I)$ (Structure) Column-$(II)$ (Type)
$(A)$ Cyclohexadiene with $-X$ $(i)$ Dihaloarene
$(B)$ $p$-Dihalobenzene $(ii)$ Trihaloarene
$(C)$ $1,3,5$-Trihalobenzene $(iii)$ Tetrahaloarene
$(D)$ Chlorobenzene $(iv)$ Monohaloarene
$(v)$ Monochloroarene
$(vi)$ Dichloroarene

Column-$(I)$ (Structure)	Column-$(II)$ (Type)
$(A)$ Cyclohexadiene with $-X$	$(i)$ Dihaloarene
$(B)$ $p$-Dihalobenzene	$(ii)$ Trihaloarene
$(C)$ $1,3,5$-Trihalobenzene	$(iii)$ Tetrahaloarene
$(D)$ Chlorobenzene	$(iv)$ Monohaloarene
	$(v)$ Monochloroarene
	$(vi)$ Dichloroarene