The spatial arrangements of atoms that characterises a particular stereoisomers is called:

Configuration

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Conformation

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Tautomer

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Metamer

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Solution

The correct option is A Configuration
In the three-dimensional arrangement of the organic compound shows isomerism due to the single bond it rotates and shows the spatial arrangement of atom characterizes particular stereoisomers is called configuration.

Hence, option A is the correct answer.

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