MCQ
Isomers have essentially identical
- AStructural formula
- BChemical properties
- ✓Molecular formula
- DPhysical properties
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
Molecular formula
c
Different compounds with the same molecular / formula are isomers. Isomers always have the same chemical formula. When the chemical formula are different, then the compounds are completely different.
Different compounds with the same molecular / formula are isomers. Isomers always have the same chemical formula. When the chemical formula are different, then the compounds are completely different.
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