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Interpretation: The five constitutional isomers of the compound with molecular formula
Concept introduction: The compounds with same chemical formula but different arrangement of atoms in space are known as the constitutional isomers.
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Interpretation: The nine constitutional isomers of the compound with molecular formula
Concept introduction: The compounds with same chemical formula but different arrangement of atoms in space are known as the constitutional isomers
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Interpretation: The twelve constitutional isomers of the compound with molecular formula
Concept introduction: The compounds with same chemical formula but different arrangement of atoms in space are known as the constitutional isomers.
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