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molecule having the same molecular formula as another molecule, but having a different structure and, therefore, different properties. As the carbon atoms in a molecule increase, the number of possible combinations, or isomers, increases sharply. For example, octane, an 8-carbon-atom molecule, has 18 isomers; decane, a 10-carbon-atom molecule, has 75 isomers.
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An isomer is a variation in the arrangement of atoms in two or more otherwise similar chemical compounds.
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To change a chemical compound into an isomer of the same compound. An isomer has the same chemical formula, but the atoms are arranged in a slightly different fashion. Hops must be boiled for extended periods because alpha acids are not soluable in wort, only iso-alpha acids are. Boiling isomerizes the alpha acids.
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Two compounds are isomers of each other when they have the same number and kinds of atoms, but those atoms are arranged in different ways.
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| isomeride |
isomer.
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