The phenomenon of two or more distinct compounds sharing the same molecular formula but differing in structure. Two broad families: (1) constitutional (structural) isomers differ in connectivity — e.g. n-butane vs isobutane (both C₄H₁₀);…
The phenomenon of two or more distinct compounds sharing the same molecular formula but differing in structure. Two broad families: (1) constitutional (structural) isomers differ in connectivity — e.g. n-butane vs isobutane (both C₄H₁₀);…