19. Which statement about structural (constitutional isomers) is CORRECT? A) Structural (constitutional) isomers are two compounds with the same molecular formula and the same structure. B) Structural (constitutional) isomers are compounds which always have the same carbon chain length. C) Structural (constitutional) isomers are compounds in which the functional group will always be in the same position. D) Structural (constitutional) isomers are compounds that contain the same number of atoms of each element but the specific arrangement of the atoms differs. 20. The following two compounds are CH3 CH3 Br Br A) Constitutional isomers B) Conformational isomers C) Geometric isomers D) Enantiomers

19. Which statement about structural (constitutional isomers) is CORRECT? A) Structural (constitutional) isomers are two compounds with the same molecular formula and the same structure. B) Structural (constitutional) isomers are compounds which always have the same carbon chain length. C) Structural (constitutional) isomers are compounds in which the functional group will always be in the same position. D) Structural (constitutional) isomers are compounds that contain the same number of atoms of each element but the specific arrangement of the atoms differs. 20. The following two compounds are CH3 CH3 Br Br A) Constitutional isomers B) Conformational isomers C) Geometric isomers D) Enantiomers

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