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Molecules with the Same Atoms,in the Same Sequence,but Arranged Differently

Question 47

Question 47

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Molecules with the same atoms,in the same sequence,but arranged differently in space are called


A) structural isomers.
B) stereoisomers.
C) functional groups.
D) aromatic molecules.

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