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Alona [7]
4 years ago
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Roberto examines two molecular models. He sees that the atoms are the same in each model and are attached in the same order in e

ach model. However, he cannot make the models appear the same without breaking a double bond. What do the models represent
Chemistry
2 answers:
tangare [24]4 years ago
7 0
B. Two geometric isomers that have the same molecular formula
almond37 [142]4 years ago
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