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The structural formula of a chemical compound is a <u>graphic representation of the molecular structure</u>, which shows how atoms are arranged or spatially distributed. The chemical bonds within the molecule are shown, either explicitly or implicitly.
The cis / trans isomers are compounds that<u> differ in the spatial arrangement of their groups</u>. Particularly, the<u> cis isomers are geometric isomers that have the groups on the same side while the trans isomers are those that have them on opposite sides. </u>
On the other hand, structural isomers are molecules with the<u> same molecular formula but different structure</u>.
The possible structural isomers of n-hexene that can be formed by moving the position of the double bond are shown in the picture attached, considering only the cis isomers.
