The isomer stores energy as strain energy in its bonds, the more strained the bonds are the more energy they can store, but the less stable the molecule is.
The more strained the bonds are the more energy they can store, but the less stable the molecule is. The isomer stores energy as strain energy in its bonds.
The isomer stores energy as strain energy in its bonds. The more strained the bonds are the more energy they can store, but the less stable the molecule is.
The isomer stores energy as strain energy in its bonds. The more strained the bonds are the more energy they can store, but the less stable the molecule is.