( asap 2. Which of the following structural formulas represent identical compoundsand which represent constitutional/structural isomers?Identical compounds:Constitutional isomers:e). CH2CH2CHCH3CH3i). CH3-C-CIČH3a). CH3CH2CHCH3CICiCH2CIb). CH3-C-CH3f). CH3CH2CH2CH,CIj). CICH2CICH3g). CICH2CHCH3CH2CIk). CH3-CH-CH3CIc). CHaCHCHCHзCICH2CH31). CH3CHCIh). CH3CHCH2CH2CICId).CI

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2. Which of the following structural formulas represent identical compounds and which represent constitutional/structural isomers? Identical compounds: Constitutional isomers: a). CH3CH2CHCH3 ČI e). CH2CH2CHCH3 CH3 i). CH3-C-CI Ci ci CH2CI b). CH3-C-CH3 f). CH3CH2CH2CH2CI i). CICH2 CI CH3 g). CICH2CHCH3 CH2CI k). CH3-CH-CH3 CI c). CHCHCHCНз CI h). CH3CHCH2CH2CI CH2CH3 1). CH3CHCI d). CI CI

2. Which of the following structural formulas represent identical compounds and which represent constitutional/structural isomers? Identical compounds: Constitutional isomers: a). CH3CH2CHCH3 ČI e). CH2CH2CHCH3 CH3 i). CH3-C-CI Ci ci CH2CI b). CH3-C-CH3 f). CH3CH2CH2CH2CI i). CICH2 CI CH3 g). CICH2CHCH3 CH2CI k). CH3-CH-CH3 CI c). CHCHCHCНз CI h). CH3CHCH2CH2CI CH2CH3 1). CH3CHCI d). CI CI

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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