Explain about structural isomerism, Chemistry

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Q. Explain about Structural Isomerism?

When two molecules have the same atoms but different bonds, they are called structural isomers. Thus, the variation of bond type or multiplicity of molecular arrangement gives rise, to structural isomerism the following different categories of isomerism can be all grouped together under the heading structural isomerism.


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