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Consider the following pairs (I, II, and III). Determine if two molecules in each pair are constitutional isomers. CHCHCHCHCH CHCHCHCH CH CH3 CH3 CHCHCHCHCHCHCH

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Consider the following pairs (I, II, and III). Determine if two molecules in each pair are constitutional isomers. CHCHCHCHCH CHCHCHCH CH CH3 CH3 CHCHCHCHCHCHCH 11 III CH3 CHCHCHCHCHCHCH Olonly Oll only O None OII and III O I, II, and III Ill only Oland Ill Oland II CH Select all the pairs that represent the constitutional isomers. Select "None" if none of the pairs represent the constitutional isomers.

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