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geometerical isomerism​

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Geometric isomers are molecules that are locked into their spatial positions with respect to one another due to a double bond or a ring structure.. These are geometric isomers because the ring structure will not allow these molecules to interconvert. This can be seen in the animation below. Focus on the blue atoms: They start on the same side of the ring, and no matter how the bonds rotate, the blue atoms are always on the same side of the ring.