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the structural formula for butane is: ch3-ch2-ch2-ch3 which of these structures represents a correct isomer of butane?
a. ch3-ch2- ch3 ch3

b. ch3-ch- ch3 ch3

c. ch3-ch2- ch3 ch2

d. ch2-ch2- ch3 ch3

I believe the answer is A. However, I would double check the formula.

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