How many carbons does an alkane need to have an enantiomer?
If we allow our substituents to be isotopes, then 2 is all that is really necessary:

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If we exclude such compounds from consideration, then cyclopropanes will give you smallest number of carbons at 5:

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As a side note, for a non-alkane, only 1 carbon is necessary:

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