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The chemical structures of eugenol and iso eugenol differ in what way? a)Alkene location on aliphatic chain b)Alkene geometry on aliphatic chain c)Substitutions on the aromatic ring d)These compounds are
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The chemical structures of eugenol and iso eugenol differ in what way?

a)Alkene location on aliphatic chain

b)Alkene geometry on aliphatic chain

c)Substitutions on the aromatic ring

d)These compounds are diastereomers of one another.​

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Option = D ———————> is the correct answer! I think
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