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In stereoisomers, what differs while bonding stays the same?
AThe molecular formula
BThe number of atoms
CSpatial arrangement
DThe bonding scheme
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Spatial arrangement
Stereoisomers share atoms and bond connectivity but differ only in how the atoms are arranged in space.
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