Types of structural isomers with examples (video)

[@monsterepicomagnet]

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[@armygamer1842]

Hey.
How are Butan-2-Ol and 2 methylpropan-2-Ol isomers when they have the same position of Ol group which is "2"?
Thanks

[@TheAnimatedTeacher]

Because the position of the methyl group has changed

[@marshagrant-gibson2905]

When branches change doesn't that make it a chain isomer? @@TheAnimatedTeacher

[@thetonesofnotes83]

idk if 2-methylpropane is a positional isomer because the carbon chain is branched. With the other two it isnt. So I think its a structural isomer instead.

[@dedopest3305]

true

[@tauchiwamba2562]

was thinking the same thing

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