Original post by OHIfe
How would you find out how many isomers a compound has for example C3H9N?
Draw them out. All carbons have four bonds all nitrogen atoms have 3 (hydrogen 1)
Original post by charco
Draw them out. All carbons have four bonds all nitrogen atoms have 3 (hydrogen 1)
Won't that waste time in the exam though? I'm looking for a faster way, like a formula to find it out, because in a recent test I did, I was told to draw 7 isomers of a compound but I only got about 3 right.
Original post by OHIfe
Won't that waste time in the exam though? I'm looking for a faster way, like a formula to find it out, because in a recent test I did, I was told to draw 7 isomers of a compound but I only got about 3 right.
There are no formulas to work isomers out ...
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