Isomerism in saturated hydrocarbons is due to

  • A
    Change in the valence of carbon
  • B
    Change in the ratio of elements in compounds
  • C
    Formation of branches in the chain of $C$ atoms
  • D
    Formation of double bond

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$(a)$ Heptane
$(b)$ Butane
$(c)$ $2-$methylbutane
$(d)$ $2-$methylpropane
$(e)$ Hexane
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