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kenny1999
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Trans and Cis isomer model??
Hello It's my first time here. I absolutely "know" that trans-isomer has a higher melting point than that of cis-isomer because it is more "symmetric" than cis-isomer and can pack more "efficiently"
However, I only "know" the fact but I don't "understand". I wish to understand this. I have been searching for a good model to explain how it can pack better than "cis-isomer" on google but I hardly find any, I hope someone will introduce me some good models (best with 3D) to show this because I hope to understand rather than memorizing it. Thanks
Thank you
Kenny
Hello It's my first time here. I absolutely "know" that trans-isomer has a higher melting point than that of cis-isomer because it is more "symmetric" than cis-isomer and can pack more "efficiently"
However, I only "know" the fact but I don't "understand". I wish to understand this. I have been searching for a good model to explain how it can pack better than "cis-isomer" on google but I hardly find any, I hope someone will introduce me some good models (best with 3D) to show this because I hope to understand rather than memorizing it. Thanks
Thank you
Kenny