Chemistry, asked by raghurajesh97, 1 year ago

What is the name of the process of transforming a molecule into a new molecule which has the same number, but a different arrangement, of atoms?

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Answered by Grewal007

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it is called Isomerization

Answered by student0135

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Isomrization

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