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What Is The Difference Between Functional Group Isomerism And Metamerism?
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The compounds having functional group isomerism have same molecular formula but different functional group. Whereas metamerism is due to unequal distribution of carbon atoms on either side of functional group.The difference is that in metamerism only arrangement of atoms changes functional group remains same.isomerism
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