How are I and II related? N-H H :N-H CH;-C-CH3 CHFC-CH; I II Select one: A. They are resonance structures. B. They are identical compounds. C. They are isomers. D. They are different compounds, not isomers.

How are I and II related? N-H H :N-H CH;-C-CH3 CHFC-CH; I II Select one: A. They are resonance structures. B. They are identical compounds. C. They are isomers. D. They are different compounds, not isomers.

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How are I and II related?
H
N-H
:N-H
CH;-C-CH3
CHFĊ-CH;
I
II
Select one:
A. They are resonance structures.
B. They are identical compounds.
C. They are isomers.
D. They are different compounds, not isomers.

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