$X$ and $Y$ are optically active isomers having the molecular formula $C_5H_9Cl$. When treated with one mole of $H_2$,$X$ gets converted to an optically inactive compound $Z$,but $Y$ gives an optically active compound $P$. The structures of $X$ and $Y$ respectively are:

  • A
    $3-$chloropent$-1-$ene and $1-$chloropent$-2-$ene
  • B
    $3-$chloropent$-1-$ene and $4-$chloropent$-1-$ene
  • C
    $3-$chloropent$-1-$ene and $3-$chloropent$-2-$ene
  • D
    $3-$chloropent$-1-$ene and $2-$chloropent$-1-$ene

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$c$. They might be constitutional isomers
$d$. They might be tautomers
$e$. They might be conformational isomers
$f$. They might be enantiomers
$g$. They might be positional isomers

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