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Indicate whether each of the following would be expected to be the same or different for two alkane constitutional isomers. a. Number of carbon atoms present in a molecule b. Shape of molecule c. Density d. Molecular formula

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Indicate whether each of the following would be expected to be the same or different for two alkane constitutional isomers.

  1. a. Number of carbon atoms present in a molecule
  2. b. Shape of molecule
  3. c. Density
  4. d. Molecular formula

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