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What is the correct order to follow for isomerism if the isomerism is exhibited by two different molecules? (F stands for functional , P stands for position, C stands for chain, M stands for metamerism)

A

FMCP

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B

PCMF

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C

FPCM

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D

MCPF

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Solution

The correct option is A FMCP
The Isomerism exhibited by 2 different molecules can be determined by FMCP. So, the correct answer will be option (a).

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