Hydrogen gas exhibits a spin form of this phenomenon, and the interconversion between the keto and enol forms of some molecules reflects another type of this phenomenon. Another form of this explains why thalidomide is always teratogenic in vivo. That form is characterized by the direction of the rotation of polarized light, which distinguishes different enantiomers. There are four different forms of butene due to this phenomenon, which also cons
Hydrogen gas exhibits a spin form of this phenomenon, and the interconversion between the keto and enol forms of some molecules reflects another type of this phenomenon. Another form of this explains why thalidomide is always teratogenic in vivo. That form is characterized by the direction of the rotation of polarized light, which distinguishes different enantiomers. There are four different forms of butene due to this phenomenon, which also considers cis and trans versions of molecules. For 10 points, name this phenomenon in which compounds have the same molecular formulas but different structural formulas.
Hydrogen gas exhibits a spin form of this phenomenon, and the interconversion between the keto and enol forms of some molecules reflects another type of this phenomenon.
{isomerism} [prompt on specific types to which the clues allude, such as “chirality,” “enantiomers,” “tautomerism,” “optical,” “structural,” et cetera]