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Both have the molecular formula C3H12 , but they differ in the covalent arrangement of their carbon skeletons . The skeleton is straight in one form of pentane but branched in the other . We will examine three types of isomers ...
Both have the molecular formula C3H12 , but they differ in the covalent arrangement of their carbon skeletons . The skeleton is straight in one form of pentane but branched in the other . We will examine three types of isomers ...
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Each of the carbons has an H and an X attached to it , but one isomer has a " cis ” arrangement , with two Xs on the same side relative to the double bond , and the other isomer has a “ trans ” arrangement , with the Xs on opposite ...
Each of the carbons has an H and an X attached to it , but one isomer has a " cis ” arrangement , with two Xs on the same side relative to the double bond , and the other isomer has a “ trans ” arrangement , with the Xs on opposite ...
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Once again , we see that molecules have emergent properties that depend on the specific arrangement of their atoms . Figure 4.8 The pharmacological importance of enantiomers . L - Dopa is a drug used to 6 treat Parkinson's disease ...
Once again , we see that molecules have emergent properties that depend on the specific arrangement of their atoms . Figure 4.8 The pharmacological importance of enantiomers . L - Dopa is a drug used to 6 treat Parkinson's disease ...
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