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Identify the relationship in the following pair. Do the drawings represent constitutional isomers or
stereoisomers, or are they just different ways of drawing the same compound? If they are stereoisomers,
are they enantiomers or diastereomers?
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H
CH3
-Br
and
H
-CH3
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