The correct option is e.
None of the provided molecular formulas (A, B, C, D) corresponds to a monocyclic saturated compound; all of them are either unsaturated or lack a cyclic structure.
To determine which of the given molecular formulas corresponds to a monocyclic saturated compound, let's analyze each option step by step:
A) C6H6 - This formula corresponds to benzene, which is a monocyclic aromatic compound. It is not saturated because it contains alternating double bonds.
B) C3H7Br - This formula corresponds to 1-bromopropane, a linear saturated compound. It is not monocyclic because it doesn't have a cyclic structure.
C) C3H7N - This formula corresponds to propylamine, a linear saturated compound. It is not monocyclic because it doesn't have a cyclic structure.
D) C3H8O - This formula corresponds to propanol, a linear saturated compound. It is not monocyclic because it doesn't have a cyclic structure.
None of the given options corresponds to a monocyclic saturated compound, so the correct answer is none of the above (E) because there is no option that matches the criteria.
The complete question is here:
Which of the following molecular formulas corresponds to a monocyclic saturated compound?
A) C6H6
B) C3H7Br
C) C3H7N
D) C3H8O
E) none of the above