The type of structural isomerism in which compounds have the same carbon skeleton and molecular formula but differ in the position of a substituent, functional group, or multiple bond is called:
1-Pentyne and 2-pentyne, both having the molecular formula C₅H₈, are examples of which type of isomerism, due to the differing location of the triple bond?
Ortho-xylene, meta-xylene, and para-xylene, all having the molecular formula C₈H₁₀, are classic examples of which type of isomerism found in aromatic hydrocarbons?
The type of structural isomerism in which compounds have the same molecular formula but belong to entirely different classes of compounds (different functional groups) is called:
