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Cyclohexane can form only one mono-substituted alkyl chloride. Because cyclohexane is a symmetrical molecule with only a single type of carbon atom and no stereoisomers will be formed because there are no asymmetric centers, the product will be the same no matter which carbon the chlorine atom attaches to.

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Q: How many monochloroisomers of cyclohexane are possible?
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