Question

anyone knows the formula for telling how many isomers are possible for any carbon compound ​

Answer 1

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Structural Isomers are molecules which have the same molecular formula but have different connectivities (The Order They Are Put Together). Alkanes can be very simple examples of this. With the structural formula C4H10 there are two different

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Answer 2

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You simply enter the number of carbons in the alkane and the program figures the structural and optical isomer count, noting how many are sterically unfavorable. The program uses an algorithm that iteratively examines a portion of the alkane to derive the number of isomers. For example, if you enter seven, the program reports that the C7H16 alkane has nine structural isomers and two optical ones.

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