What is position isomerism with example in chemistry 1?
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positional isomerism:
It occurs when a functional group is in different positions in same carbon chain
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The phenomenon in which different compounds having the same functional groups at different positions on the parent chain is known as position isomerism.
For example,
But-2-ene [CH_3 -CH=CH-CH_3]
and but-1-ene (CH_2 = CH – CH_2 - CH_3] are position isomers of each other as they have the same molecular formula C_4 H_8 and the same carbon skeleton but the double bonds are located at different positions.
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