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I had posted a question asking whether cyclohexane and hexene are isomers or not?
the answer from the expert said that they were not isomers because cyclohexane had the formula C6H12 and hexene had the formula C6H11 . But the general formula of alkenes are CnH​2n . So the molecular formula of hexene is C6H12 . Since cyclohexane and hexene have same molecular formula are the isomers ?

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Dear User,

Cyclohexane and Hexene both have the molecular formula C6H12. Yes they both are isomers and they exhibit functional isomerism.



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