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Isomer


Introduction

Organic chemistry, also known as “carbon chemistry”, is chemistry involving organic — or “carbon-based” — molecules. All life on Earth can be considered an expression of complex carbon chemistry. However, since lots of non-living things are carbon-based as well, organic chemistry isn't merely limited to biochemistry. Organic chemistry also deals with polymers, petroleum products, and much more.


Constitutional Isomers

Constitutional Isomers — have the same chemical formula (i.e., the same number of every kind of atom) but are put together in entirely different ways.


Stereoisomers

For more information, please see stereoisomer.

Conformational Stereoisomers —

Configurational Stereoisomers —



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