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Interpretation:
The Lewis structure of all the isomers with the formula
Concept introduction:
Lewis diagram is the representation of the molecule or ion. It shows the bonding between the atoms and also shows the unshared pairs of electrons on an atom if any.
Alcohol is an organic compound in which a hydroxyl group is attached to the carbon chain. The general representation of alcohol is
Ether is an organic compound in which oxygen atom is attached with two alkyl groups. The general representation of ether is

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