-----0--- O CH3 1 C-C-C-C- CH₂ 3. For the following pairs of compounds, indicate which are identical and which are isomers of each other: ^ O 11 CH3 = NH - C - CH, and CH,CH,C - NH, and CH₁ CH, CH₁ O 11 O O 11 H-C-CH, and H₂C-C-H

-----0--- O CH3 1 C-C-C-C- CH₂ 3. For the following pairs of compounds, indicate which are identical and which are isomers of each other: ^ O 11 CH3 = NH - C - CH, and CH,CH,C - NH, and CH₁ CH, CH₁ O 11 O O 11 H-C-CH, and H₂C-C-H

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O CH3.
CH₂
O
CH, - NH = C = CH, and
3. For the following pairs of compounds, indicate which are identical and which are isomers of each
other:
H-C-CH, and
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and CH₁ CH₂ - CH₂
CH₂CH₂ - COH
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CHỊCH,C – NH
H₂C-C-H
and HOC CH₂ CH3
H-C-O-C₂H,OH and HOCH₂CH₂C - OH
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4. Draw structural formulas for and name three isomers of C₂H₂O
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