Number of Isomers
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These are the only isomers I could find. What are the other three ones?Thanks in advance!
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I think you've done most of these wrong. A lot of your isomers have more than 6 hydrogens.
Some of your isomers should have C=C as well so you can also work with E-Z isomerism.
Hope this helps!
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Some of your isomers should have C=C as well so you can also work with E-Z isomerism.
Hope this helps!
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Original post by welshbanana
I think you've done most of these wrong. A lot of your isomers have more than 6 hydrogens.
Some of your isomers should have C=C as well so you can also work with E-Z isomerism.
Hope this helps!
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Some of your isomers should have C=C as well so you can also work with E-Z isomerism.
Hope this helps!
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7 and 10 look illegal to be honest
I'll do them later and send a pic
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I'll do them later and send a pic
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Original post by welshbanana
They're both fine. 10 is just propylene oxide (an epoxide) and 7 is trimethylene oxide (a heterocycle).
Original post by 123PC
Whoops, now I have got 10 isomers! It says structural isomers, so I do not think that we would include E/Z isomers. Is 8 and 9 the same compound? I am not vrry sure about ethers.
8 and 9 are the same. You missed a hydrogen in 8.
Original post by alow
8 and 9 are the same. You missed a hydrogen in 8.
Oh I see, thank you!
Oh alright, thanks!
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