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why can't we name it 3-ethyl, butane?
c – c – c – c – c
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The molecular formula C7H16 can form nine distinct isomers, as confirmed by multiple contributors in the discussion. The isomers include straight-chain and branched structures, with no optical isomers due to the absence of chiral centers. A mathematical approach to finding isomers involves visualizing carbon arrangements and applying the formula for unsaturation, (2C + 2 - H - X + N)/2, to determine the degree of unsaturation. The discussion emphasizes the importance of structural visualization and systematic drawing to identify all possible isomers.
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