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In this compound polymerization isomerism present or not?? Can we get 2:6:3 as simple ratio? [cog (NH2)6 (C, O4)]

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Chapter22: Organic Chemistry And Biochemistry

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present or not?? Can we get 2:6:3 as simple
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[cog (NH2)6 (C, O4)]

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