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Isomers

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Most organic compounds are known to have similar molecular formula but differ greatly in their propertie

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isomers

#2
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two types of isomers

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constitutional isomer stereoisomer

#3
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differ on how atoms are connected to each other

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constitutional isomer

#4
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the atoms bonded to each other is the same but their orientation in space differs

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stereoisomers

#5
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different connectivity of the isomers

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constitutional isomers

#6
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different orientation in space

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stereoisomer

#7
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type of constitutional isomer

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skeletal isomer functional isomer positional isomer

#8
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type of constitutional isomer where there is a different carbon skeleton

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skeletal isomer

#9
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type of constitutional isomer that has a different functional group

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functional isomer

#10
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type of positional isomer that has a different position of the functional group

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positional isomer

#11
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type of stereoisomer where they are for alkene and cycloalkene

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geometric isomers

#12
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type of stereoisomer where there is a chiral carbon

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optical isomers

#13
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type of geometric isomer where there is a disubsituted alkene

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cis/trans isomer

#14
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alkene geometric isoemr where H is on the same side of the double bond plane

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cis isomer

#15
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alkene geometric isomer where H is on the opposite side of the double bond plane

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trans isomer

#16
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alkene tri and tetra geometric alkene where priority 1 group are on the opposite side of the plane of the double bond

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e-configuration

#17
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alkene tri and tetra geometric alkene where priority 1 group are on the same side of the plane of the double bond

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z-configuration

#18
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type of stereoisomer where there is a chiral carbon

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optical isomer

#19
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type of optical isomer where the mirror images are not superimposable

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enantiomer

#20
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type of optical isomer where there are nonmirror images that are nonsuperimposable

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diastereomers

#21
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molecules of identical molecular formula but different structures

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isomers

#22
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compounds that have the same molecular formula but different connectivity of atoms

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structural isomers

#23
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compounds that have identical formula and connectivity but differ in arrangement of atoms in space

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stereoisomers

#24
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non superimposable mirror images of one another

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enantiomers