What is the difference between 1-methylpentane and 2-methylpentane?
A) The position of the methyl group
B) The length of the pentane chain
C) The end from which the methyl group position is counted
D) There is no "1-methylpentane"; it is hexane. Thus, the two compounds are isomers.
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