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Interpretation: Among 15 different structures of the molecular formula
Concept Introduction:
In dash line formula, all the symbols of atoms and the bonding electron pair lines are shown.
In a condensed format, the symbols of atoms are listed in the order as they appear in the structure of the molecule without bond lines or dashes.
In bond-line formula, the bonds between the atoms are drawn in a zigzag format and every end point is considered a carbon atom.
In three-dimensional representations of any molecule, the bonds in the plane of a paper are represented using ordinary lines, the bonds in front of the paper are indicated by solid wedges, whereas the bonds behind the paper are indicated by dashed wedges.

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Organic Chemistry, 12e Study Guide/Student Solutions Manual
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