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Constitutional Isomer |
Molecule with same molecular formula but different connectivity. |
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Stereoisomer |
Type of isomer where the connectivity is the same. |
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Conformational Isomer |
Isomer formed by the rotation about a single bond. |
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Configurational Isomer |
Stereoisomer where the compounds cannot be interconnected by rotating around a single bond (includes geometric and optical isomers). |
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Geometric Isomer |
Isomer with two heavy atoms on either side of a double bond which can either be oriented parallel or diagonal to each other. |
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Optical Isomers |
Isomers that are non-superimposable mirror images. More specifically called enmantiomers. |
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Intermolecular forces from strongest to weakest. |
• Ion-dipole •Hydrogen-bonding •Dipole-dipole •Dipole-induced dipole •Induced dipole - induced dipole (London dispersion forces) |
