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The following diagram represents a pair of isomers. Which of category of isomer do they belong to? 1) constitutional 2) diastereomers 3) geometric 4) conformational 5) enantiomers

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Chapter21: Hydrocarbons

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The following diagram represents a pair of isomers. Which of category of isomer do they
belong to?
1) constitutional
2) diastereomers
3) geometric
4) conformational
5) enantiomers

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